RELATED: Harrison Ford: Deadline’s How They Reached The Top In a cast that included Tim Hutton, George C. Scott and Sean Penn ... He played Vincent Lauria, the cocky young pool hustler mentored ...

or two street punks don't know how overmatched they are when they draw on Vincent and he handles them with the samurai's utter speed and style. "Collateral" is the best kind of genre filmmaking ...

Michael Mann's Collateral is the antidote to summer's ... In the film, Tom Cruise plays Vincent, a killer-for-hire who enlists an unwitting cab driver named Max (Jamie Foxx) to drive him from ...

This foreboding sequence sounds like a horror movie, but it’s actually Michael Mann’s 2004 thriller Collateral. Inhabited by Tom Cruise, the character, Vincent, is a rarity among the image ...

"Collateral" crackles with energy and purpose, a propulsive film with character on its mind and confident men and women on both sides of the camera. "It's what I do for a living," Cruise's Vincent ...

But the first part of Collateral is magical anyway—the wittiest one-half-of-a-thriller I’ve seen in years. The imagery is lyrical and jazz-inflected; and Mann can make the flare of a ...

O ne of the most acclaimed films of 2004 is "Collateral," starring Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx and Jada Pinkett Smith.Written by Stuart Beattie and directed by Michael Mann, the movie tells of a cab ...

Keeping one step behind Vincent and Max is Detective Fanning (Mark Ruffalo), who was to meet with the first victim, only to find him missing, and window shattered. “Collateral” is a sleek and ...

and it's a thrill to watch Foxx impersonate Vincent's swagger and cold calculation. "Collateral" is an interesting idea for a movie, as we observe two men who are each very good at what they do in ...