Right into the nerves he needed to shot. Or they both certainly would’ve died that night, like all the others. I love Tom in this role. He killed it! No pun intended😉
Vincent is exactly what max needed. His life was always accepting compliments and taking shit from everyone. He was living his lies. Vincent made him take initiative and to make decisions as if they were life and death, to never again settle for anything less.
He did it for a living, like a wolf killing for hunger not fun, a wolf never hates or loves its food, he just eats it. In the end all he thought was whether if anyone will notice a wolf who was all alone in this world. Atleast that's what I like to think.
@Heat that’s amazing! I never knew Mann had that degree. Def stands out in his films. Especially Collateral. Thanks for that, I learned something today!
@Heat rewatched it yesterday so it's pretty fresh in my mind. The thing is that it seems unclear if he really wants to spare him at the start. For sure they have some chemistry, but midway through the film it shows you that Vic has no problem killing guys towards he has some kind of simpathy. This added to the fact that he was probably behind another killing spree of a taxi driver in another city (who conveniently committed suicide afterwards) makes me think that this is kinda his modus operandi. Maybe it's just left open to interpretation.
This song is something else! It’s a bit stoic, scary and beautiful! And that build up to the end 2:45… For me… Epic! As Tom is in this performance. This movie and soundtrack was far too underrated…
@@knives5964 The music gives vibes of a dude who was tortured this whole life with existential issues & crisis & this music was kind of describing what his soul learnt here before going. It's weird synchronicity, I got obsessed with this music for last 3 days probably & then you commented to this music after so many months just 4 days ago. It's like all those souls who are tuned with this music get activated collectively. I wonder what made you reply to a comment made months ago ?
@@rahulranjan9013 I'm always on youtube, and have saved the video of Vincent's death in my phone. So i searched " Collateral Vincent's death theme" thats how i ended up here again. This music is a masterpiece I'll likely download it too. I searched just to see if people can relate to what this music does to those who truly have ears for music. I can't even explain it, especially the part at 0:55 it's so dark like something that belongs in The Last of Us game.
@@knives5964 yep! I feel that too! That sudden eruption of the tune in 0:55 makes me feel all kind of things. As if describing the soul's longing to feel wholesome again after a life full of hardships & darkness. As if the soul's crying for help after learning dark truths of life. It doesn't know what to do anymore. Pure nihilistic vibes, full of sadness/hopelessness & a pinch of longing for someone to heal/help him. It reminds me of Albert Camus' philosophy of Absurdism. Life is Absurd.
People usually cheer when the villain dies, but Vincent's death is tragic because deep down he's not evil and he spares Max's life as if he's a friend.
Actually, Vincent was evil. The things that he did was evil. The way he killed those people was evil. But Max was like a friend to him,so he let Max kill him.
@@MotorolasAregoodPhones578i checked out the movie again and Max survived because vincents shooting technique gets blocked by the door while max wild random shooting gets through the glass. Not only does that mean vincents way of adaptiving to each scenario failed himself at that moment, but also the flickering of the light benefits max shooting "strategy" as he "is always lucky with the lights". So in my mind vincents liked max enough to not go out of his way to end him there but his contracts always come first. That is my Interpretation of him screaming "i do this for a living" before dying.
This is probably one of the best fucking scripts to have ever been made. the dynamic of all the characters made it the most important craft of storytelling in the early 2000s. this is why you love the characters and the actors did a phenomenal portrayal. this movie is the best tom cruise movie EVER made.
@danielherberg3521 glad it made you appreciate yourself more. Now go out there and be the best version of yourself. In the final moment of the film, Max is no longer himself and became a whole new man, Vincent (which is a type of character hidden in each of us) helped him get to that next place.
@@cum-master64 well it still wouldn’t have been an happy ending for Vincent if he stayed alive. This ending is at the top of my “best endings of films” list to be honest
A great M.Mann film in that it all takes place in L.A. at night over there course of 4-6hrs... The night lights, the reflections off the glass/windows shows why L.A. is beautiful in the dark. Better than Heat? No, but a distant 2nd.
I have a theory that Vincent met Neil from Heat just like he met Max. after Neil’s last prison stint he was on parole and had to drive a cab for work. Vincent took a liking to Neil, befriended him and taught him military style combat techniques. Vincent was definitely portrayed to have a special forces background then turned mercenary/ assassin
It's also a companion piece to Heat. Heat starts with the lead character entering the scene on a train. Collateral ends with Vincent exiting the film from the same station. Heat ends with Neil's death at the end of a LAX runway and Collateral begins with the sound of a jet's wheels touching down on a LAX runway.
Vincent quotes and character changed my mind and my personality, I became another man and my look to the world,things and people become more realistic than the past.
@@foxglow6798 I didn't stay in one job for along time like Max in the movie ,I always looking for a better job and I don't let anyone in my work hurt me by any word I don't have any fear of my manager or supervisor because I don't care If I leave my job . A lot of people don't want to change their daily routine or life because they want to be in a safe position even if that place or job still their life and their time
The ending of him slumped over in the subway car,sun rising,train moving slowly,and business as usual occuring around his corpse the entire time is imo, a metaphor for capitalism making ppl heartless and self absorbed while having no reverence nor respect for life and the faithful departed. No one has the time,energy,nor concern because we're wrapped up in trying to cover our end every day and week. Very depressing surreal scene.
He foreshadowed his own death from the beginning. Remember the question he asked Jamie? A guy dies in the metro, how long before someone notices...well something like that.
@@doctorblue6375 I believe you,as I'm vehemently anti-Communist. Capitalism unchecked slouches toward Communism. We need a traditional Christian Constitutional.Monarchy.
There is a prequel. Jason Statham and TC discover themselves in the heat of battle during an incident with their Army Ranger unit. We truly begin to understand why Vincent turns into a hitman offing those 5 bozos in collateral. The back story needs to be told first as this was never answered in C.
The vampire, Lestat (played by Tom Cruise) swoops in to give Vincent "The Choice." Vincent accepts, but is unexpectedly and unbeknownst to Lestat swept back in time by Mimnoch the Devil to confound the vampire upstart and miscreant. Vincent, with a wink and a nod changes his name to Vincent Van Gogh and will eventually become a world-renowned artist. But not until after he dies when the vultures come to collect the remains of someone else's achievements going round and round on the rapid.
Ironically, Max got lucky with the lights - as he said before when he and Vincent just met at the TAXI,. Plus, Vincent due his high skills uses a technique called "mozambique drill", when he puts two bullets in the chest and one in the head. He tried to do same here, but were highly unlucky, since his shots only met the car door, when Max were just shooting spontaneously, panicking, with his closed eyes. Max's spread were lucky enough to hit Vincent in crucial spot.
@@CapralHarrison and in the final shooting vincent was very angry in the other shooting vincent was a lot more calm just look at his face in the shooting scenes
He hit the door with the Mozambique Drill. His reliance on that style lost against Max's chaotic shooting. Vincent lost that fight, but he died proving his point to Max and changing him forever.
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Collateral is so much more than an action movie.
📢I agree 200%! for me it's a terrific lesson about "US - reality / madness in our world , society" and man's psychology 🎭
Max was dead, Vincent gave him life.
My God¡¡¡ That´s true¡¡¡
100% !!!!!
Smartest thing I read today.
He changed Max’s life, made him a person that really is “a guy that’s a doer not a guy that just talks”
Right into the nerves he needed to shot. Or they both certainly would’ve died that night, like all the others. I love Tom in this role. He killed it! No pun intended😉
Yeah but he could of been nicer about it.
@@DavidJones-wi3mv lol true
@@DavidJones-wi3mv people won't change when they are treated like a spoiled brat.
Vincent is exactly what max needed. His life was always accepting compliments and taking shit from everyone. He was living his lies. Vincent made him take initiative and to make decisions as if they were life and death, to never again settle for anything less.
I think Vincent's dream finally came true in that scene. A lone wolf assassin who hated being what he was.
He didn't hate himself
He did it for a living, like a wolf killing for hunger not fun, a wolf never hates or loves its food, he just eats it. In the end all he thought was whether if anyone will notice a wolf who was all alone in this world. Atleast that's what I like to think.
@Heat that’s amazing! I never knew Mann had that degree. Def stands out in his films. Especially Collateral. Thanks for that, I learned something today!
@Heat Wow. Now I'm gonna watch this film differently.
@Heat rewatched it yesterday so it's pretty fresh in my mind. The thing is that it seems unclear if he really wants to spare him at the start. For sure they have some chemistry, but midway through the film it shows you that Vic has no problem killing guys towards he has some kind of simpathy. This added to the fact that he was probably behind another killing spree of a taxi driver in another city (who conveniently committed suicide afterwards) makes me think that this is kinda his modus operandi. Maybe it's just left open to interpretation.
Cruise deserved to get atleast a Oscar nomination for this role !
And for legendary the last samurai
this song brings out the twisted vibe of Vincent but in a way its kinda sad and depressing
Cause someone like Vincent is never born. They're made.
@@DavidJones-wi3mv very brainy comment ! 👏
Tom's acting surpassed every levels that an Oscar can match
0:55 the most beautiful part that attracts everyone to this song.
This song is something else!
It’s a bit stoic, scary and beautiful! And that build up to the end 2:45… For me… Epic! As Tom is in this performance. This movie and soundtrack was far too underrated…
@@boinkye exactly and also the part at 0:55 is so in Sync with Vincet dying, like you see the life exit his body.
@@knives5964 The music gives vibes of a dude who was tortured this whole life with existential issues & crisis & this music was kind of describing what his soul learnt here before going. It's weird synchronicity, I got obsessed with this music for last 3 days probably & then you commented to this music after so many months just 4 days ago. It's like all those souls who are tuned with this music get activated collectively. I wonder what made you reply to a comment made months ago ?
@@rahulranjan9013 I'm always on youtube, and have saved the video of Vincent's death in my phone. So i searched " Collateral Vincent's death theme" thats how i ended up here again. This music is a masterpiece I'll likely download it too.
I searched just to see if people can relate to what this music does to those who truly have ears for music. I can't even explain it, especially the part at 0:55 it's so dark like something that belongs in The Last of Us game.
@@knives5964 yep! I feel that too! That sudden eruption of the tune in 0:55 makes me feel all kind of things. As if describing the soul's longing to feel wholesome again after a life full of hardships & darkness. As if the soul's crying for help after learning dark truths of life. It doesn't know what to do anymore.
Pure nihilistic vibes, full of sadness/hopelessness & a pinch of longing for someone to heal/help him.
It reminds me of Albert Camus' philosophy of Absurdism.
Life is Absurd.
Vincent was a great character. I bet after that night Max pursued what he really wanted in life plus he had a story to tell for life with the girl
the girl is fucking jada pinkett smith he will tell nothing to her because she would urge him to slap chris rock
Sure
John Wick is nothing compared to Vincent
This has got to be tom cruise's most underrated film
People usually cheer when the villain dies, but Vincent's death is tragic because deep down he's not evil and he spares Max's life as if he's a friend.
Actually, Vincent was evil. The things that he did was evil. The way he killed those people was evil. But Max was like a friend to him,so he let Max kill him.
@@MotorolasAregoodPhones578i checked out the movie again and Max survived because vincents shooting technique gets blocked by the door while max wild random shooting gets through the glass. Not only does that mean vincents way of adaptiving to each scenario failed himself at that moment, but also the flickering of the light benefits max shooting "strategy" as he "is always lucky with the lights".
So in my mind vincents liked max enough to not go out of his way to end him there but his contracts always come first. That is my Interpretation of him screaming "i do this for a living" before dying.
One of the sickest movies ever Tom Cruise killed it 😎👌
This is probably one of the best fucking scripts to have ever been made. the dynamic of all the characters made it the most important craft of storytelling in the early 2000s. this is why you love the characters and the actors did a phenomenal portrayal. this movie is the best tom cruise movie EVER made.
No one does LA like Michael Mann does.
This movie is on my top ten
Vincent is that guy in each of us that aspire to be great and realize a better version of ourselves. He is that reminder that we can become more.
Man.. I love you for that coment! its giving me so many positivity and motivation ... thank you.
@danielherberg3521 glad it made you appreciate yourself more. Now go out there and be the best version of yourself.
In the final moment of the film, Max is no longer himself and became a whole new man, Vincent (which is a type of character hidden in each of us) helped him get to that next place.
My favorite movie
It's just amazing and i love that it is/n't a happy end.
@@cum-master64 well it still wouldn’t have been an happy ending for Vincent if he stayed alive. This ending is at the top of my “best endings of films” list to be honest
@@giorgia4456 i could't say it better. Just an masterpiece of a movie.
Hey , Max . A guy gets on the MTA here in LA and dies Think anybody will notice?
*Notice
*Will
Think
MTA
Guy gets on the MTA here in LA, dies. Think anybody will notice?
Vincent as character inspired me.
?? to do what? kill people for a career? LOL!
@@cameron_fairchild hes more than that its his attitude and behavior towards life. I aspire to that aswell.
@@insanoibro6331 Vincent is a nihilist. Interesting view.
He's literally demonic. Probably mind control programmed. And that's from reality. It's a little glimpse into hell.
i killed my grandma because of him love ya Vincent you're awesome
A great M.Mann film in that it all takes place in L.A. at night over there course of 4-6hrs... The night lights, the reflections off the glass/windows shows why L.A. is beautiful in the dark. Better than Heat? No, but a distant 2nd.
I have a theory that Vincent met Neil from Heat just like he met Max. after Neil’s last prison stint he was on parole and had to drive a cab for work. Vincent took a liking to Neil, befriended him and taught him military style combat techniques. Vincent was definitely portrayed to have a special forces background then turned mercenary/ assassin
It's also a companion piece to Heat. Heat starts with the lead character entering the scene on a train. Collateral ends with Vincent exiting the film from the same station. Heat ends with Neil's death at the end of a LAX runway and Collateral begins with the sound of a jet's wheels touching down on a LAX runway.
Back in 2022 and again impressed by that move and two awesome actors. And that music...
" Yo homie, that's my briefcase?"
This track is 20 YEARS YOUNG ❤
Дождись 16 сентября 🤫
Vincent quotes and character changed my mind and my personality, I became another man and my look to the world,things and people become more realistic than the past.
In what way?
@@foxglow6798 I didn't stay in one job for along time like Max in the movie ,I always looking for a better job and I don't let anyone in my work hurt me by any word I don't have any fear of my manager or supervisor because I don't care If I leave my job . A lot of people don't want to change their daily routine or life because they want to be in a safe position even if that place or job still their life and their time
@@mrahmed9882 👍
Me too!
!!!! Yess Bro
Hey Max...
Guy in LA gets on a train and dies...... think anybody’ll notice?
@@johnnybluegoo7447 now will station
A guy gets on the MTA here in LA and dies...
Think anybody will notice?
The uploader, you, me, who notices...?
@@SilvioMDante apparently no one has still noticed
the carriage cleaner will notice
masterpiece
Max: Were at going to the last stop
Vincent: think anyone notice slowly died
Sad for Vincent had to died in the movie
bro what?
@@Funczar😂😂😂😂😂😂
i love this music, it is so thoughtful
This is easily one of his best films.
God fucking dammit, I was looking for the theme song while watching the movie and now I spoiled myself
Uno dei migliori finali della storia del cinema 🖤
Some of the greatest pieces of art and dialogues and powerful film making , cinema is powerful
James Newton Howard - Vincent Death
The best Tom Cruise
Had the Vincent and Max met under different circumstances, do you think they could've been friends?
Hey Max … Guy dies on the MTA think anyone will notice ?
0:54 😔
🥺💔
This gives my shivers everytime. 🥺
When you're sat facing death, but it dies... Gosh. 😩
Epic ending
Amazing music
I love this movie but Vincent shouldn't have died. What occurrences 💔🥺
I love this movie too. Vincent had to die in order for max “to live”
i almost cry in the scene when vincent died
@@jackwest9348 Hey Jack...guy gets on the ATM in LA, dies...
Think anyone will notice?
Guy in LA gets on train and dies...... thinks anyone notes?
Max i do this for a living
The ending of him slumped over in the subway car,sun rising,train moving slowly,and business as usual occuring around his corpse the entire time is imo, a metaphor for capitalism making ppl heartless and self absorbed while having no reverence nor respect for life and the faithful departed. No one has the time,energy,nor concern because we're wrapped up in trying to cover our end every day and week.
Very depressing surreal scene.
If that's what you think then you'd be surprised to see what's even worse in communist countries
He foreshadowed his own death from the beginning. Remember the question he asked Jamie? A guy dies in the metro, how long before someone notices...well something like that.
@@doctorblue6375 I believe you,as I'm vehemently anti-Communist. Capitalism unchecked slouches toward Communism. We need a traditional Christian Constitutional.Monarchy.
Uno de los mejores papeles interpretado por Tom. Excelente película
This movie motivate me Up my LVL in this live 🥺
When we die think anybody will notice?
Vinceant should'nt of died his death made it sad but a great movie
I agree
悲しい。泣けます。
Vincent didn't die he got away
When a guy dies in a train in LA
Better than Heat
Soon we all bow our heads and ride that train. Tidy up.
It's so... "BEAUTIFUL" and HEART WARMING......!
To the soul...
There should have been a sequel to this fabulous film 🎥
There is a prequel. Jason Statham and TC discover themselves in the heat of battle during an incident with their Army Ranger unit. We truly begin to understand why Vincent turns into a hitman offing those 5 bozos in collateral. The back story needs to be told first as this was never answered in C.
Багатьом людям потрібен Вінсент.
1:40: Sunrise 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Does anyone know where I can find this on Spotify?
I saw this movie it was rad
This Song is emotional makes me cry
Now i think I'm going to cry after watching that for a publicly shamed figure.
Can I find this song on spotify
C'est une musique magnifique
Человек заходит в метро и умирает, думаешь кто нибудь заметить?
I swear I'm never killing anyone.....😭😭😭😭😭😭
Guys do listen gangajal theme music it has some tunes in it
Copy maar liya hoga Prakash Jha ne.......Bollywood wale chor to hai hi
Tom Cruise is looking evil.
توم كروز أتقن دور مجرم مرعب توم الرقم الصعب لن يتكرر
This song isn’t in the album
It actually is. This is a longer version of Antonio Pinto's Requiem.
@@FadeintotheShadows I can't find it
I just listened to James blunt and I'm triggered to start whimpering in the comment under
this video.....
The vampire, Lestat (played by Tom Cruise) swoops in to give Vincent "The Choice."
Vincent accepts, but is unexpectedly and unbeknownst to Lestat swept back in time
by Mimnoch the Devil to confound the vampire upstart and miscreant.
Vincent, with a wink and a nod changes his name to Vincent Van Gogh and will eventually
become a world-renowned artist. But not until after he dies when the vultures come to
collect the remains of someone else's achievements going round and round on the rapid.
Is this on Spotify?
The guy is bullseye with every shot, but in the ending he doesn't hit anything, very unrealistic.
He developed feelings for Max. He had been a loner for most of his life. Perhaps, he was just done with it all.
Ironically, Max got lucky with the lights - as he said before when he and Vincent just met at the TAXI,.
Plus, Vincent due his high skills uses a technique called "mozambique drill", when he puts two bullets in the chest and one in the head. He tried to do same here, but were highly unlucky, since his shots only met the car door, when Max were just shooting spontaneously, panicking, with his closed eyes. Max's spread were lucky enough to hit Vincent in crucial spot.
@@CapralHarrison and in the final shooting vincent was very angry in the other shooting vincent was a lot more calm just look at his face in the shooting scenes
He hit the door with the Mozambique Drill. His reliance on that style lost against Max's chaotic shooting.
Vincent lost that fight, but he died proving his point to Max and changing him forever.
he didn't evolved he was using same shooting techniques whole movie
Newton
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Adiis