The movie Collateral with Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx is 18 yrs old

[Nagarjuna]

Didn't Jamie take his girl after this role ?

 

[downtheline]

This is Tom Cruise's best performance. HANDS DOWN.
This whole movie was a moment.

This and Born on the Fourth of July

 

[Rembrandt]

Didn't Jamie take his girl after this role ?

Years later

 

[Luke Cage]

Didn't Jamie take his girl after this role ?

That doesn't count, he didn't hook up with her until she started looking like her last name status.

 

[br82186]

I would say it's underrated because it doesn't get talked about as much. Was basically the catalyst to jumpstart Jamie Foxx's film career (believe Ray jumpstarted his music career), only downside is that Foxx kept selecting these bad roles since two films

 

[BunchePark]

First NYC bootleg dvd I ever copped

Fat p*ssy nikka in the jazz club annoyed me...hoe ass nikka

 

[semicko82]

Jamie Foxx's best performance

 

[ViShawn]

Probably the most powerful scene in any movie ever:



The real world ethering of the success avoidant personality and its coping strategies here as well as so much more that was at play throughout the entire deal was a masterclass in levels of details.

Used it to focus the attention of many, many people who wanted to learn how to win.

Probably my favorite scene of the movie.

This is one of my absolute favorite films.

 

[Cloutius Maximus]

haven't seen this since it came out on dvd. due for a rewatch

 

[((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL]

Probably the most powerful scene in any movie ever:



The real world ethering of the success avoidant personality and its coping strategies here as well as so much more that was at play throughout the entire deal was a masterclass in levels of details.

Used it to focus the attention of many, many people who wanted to learn how to win.

"what the fukk are you still doing driving a cab?"

 

[Complexion]

"what the fukk are you still doing driving a cab?"

Popped a fresh bottle of Ether and poured it all over him with that comment.

Its amazing when you think about how much truth there is in movies when it comes to things like this. Wisdom that is almost entirely missing from the educational system and so many other aspects of modern life.

Intriguing to ponder because the human mind will accept anything in that state because "its just entertainment" as there are those who look and keep it moving whilst the few who see peep the real deal.

Truly the only thing holding you back in this life is you. This movie highlights that perfectly....

 

[((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL]

Popped a fresh bottle of Ether and poured it all over him with that comment.

Its amazing when you think about how much truth there is in movies when it comes to things like this. Wisdom that is almost entirely missing from the educational system and so many other aspects of modern life.

Intriguing to ponder because the human mind will accept anything in that state because "its just entertainment" but there are those who look and the few who see.

Truly the only thing holding you back in this life is you. This movie highlights that perfectly....

As a former Uber driver that shyt hit deep. Cause I used to ask myself that question every day.....the majority of people live their whole lives never taking a chance. Never taking a risk. Knowing they have talent but not willing to put in the sacrifice or the time to do anything with it.


Reminds me of this scene from American History X. This shyt fukked me up as a kid.

 

[LiveFromLondon]

Classic should've went triple

 

[Bleed The Freak]

Remember watching this in the theater when it came out and it's on right now

Damn what a hell of a movie
You can tell John Wick took a lot from this

 

[richaveli83]

Damn it's been 20 years since this film came out.