Collateral [Includes Digital Copy] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray]

Overview

A taxi driver is unexpectedly taken on the ride of his life in this stylish thriller from acclaimed director Michael Mann. Max (Jamie Foxx) is a cab driver who hopes to some day open his own limo company; one night behind the wheel begins promisingly when he picks up Annie (Jada Pinkett Smith), an attorney working with the federal government who is attractive, friendly, and gives him her business card after paying her fare. Max thinks his luck is getting even better when his next fare, Vincent (Tom Cruise), offers him several hundred dollars in cash if he'll be willing to drop him off, wait, and pick him up at five different spots over the course of the evening. Max agrees, but he soon realizes Vincent isn't just another guy with errands to run -- Vincent is an assassin who has been paid to murder five people who could put the leaders of a powerful drug trafficking ring behind bars in an upcoming trial. As circumstances force Max to do Vincent's bidding, the cabbie has to find a way to prevent Vincent from killing again and save his own skin, a task that becomes especially crucial when he discovers Annie is one of the names on Vincent's hit list. Collateral also stars Mark Ruffalo, Peter Berg, and Bruce McGill as police detectives hot on Vincent's trail.

Product Details

Release Date:	12/08/2020
UPC:	0032429349750
Original Release:	2004
Source:	Paramount
Language:	English
Time:	1:45:00
Format:	Blu-ray
Sales rank:	8,631

Special Features

Commentary by Director Michael Mann ; City of Night: The Making of Collateral; Special Delivery ; Deleted Scene with Commentary ; Shooting on Location: Annie's Office ; Tom Cruise & Jamie Foxx Rehearse; Visual FX: MTA Train

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Tom Cruise	Vincent
Jamie Foxx	Max Durocher
Jada Pinkett Smith	Annie
Mark Ruffalo	Fanning
Peter Berg	Richard Weidner
Bruce McGill	Pendrosa
Irma P. Hall	Ida Duricher,Actor
Barry Shabaka Henley	Daniel
Bodhi Elfman	Young Professional Man
Debi Mazar	Young Professional Woman
Javier Bardem	Felix
Emilio Rivera	Paco
Richard T. Jones	Traffic Cop No.1
Jamie McBride	Traffic Cop No. 2
Ken Ver Cammen	FBI Agent
Charlie E. Schmidt Jr.	FBI Agent
Michael A. Bentt	Fever Bouncer,Fever Bouncer
Ian Hannin	Cell Phone Partier
Robert Dreamer	Sergeant
David Mersault	Crime Scene Cop
Anthony Ochoa	Crime Scene Cop
Klea Scott	Federal Agent No.1
Wade Andrew Williams	Federal Agent No.2
Paul Adelstein	Federal Agent No.3
Omar Orozco	El Rodeo Doorman
Edgar Sanchez	El Rodeo Doorman
Cosme Urquiola	El Rodeo Doorman
Thomas Rosales Jr.	Ramone
Jessica Ferrarone	Female Criminologist
Troy Blendell	Morgue Attendant
Inmo	Peter Yip
Howard Bachrach	Pissed-Off Driver
Chic Daniel	Plainclothes Cop
Corinne Chooey	Waitress
JoNell Kennedy	Waitress
Steven Kozlowski	White Guy
Roger Stoneburner	White Guy
Rodney Sandberg	White Guy
George Petrina	White Guy
Donald Dean	Jazz Musician
Elliott Newman	Jazz Musician
Trevor Ware	Jazz Musician
Bobby English	Jazz Musician
Auggie Cavanagh	Jazz Musician
Ronald Muldrow	Jazz Musician
Peter McKernan Jr.	Police Helicopter Pilot
Ivor Shier	News Helicopter Pilot
Daniel Lujan	Rubio No.1
Eddie Diaz	Rubio No.2
Joey Burns	El Rodeo Band Member
John Convertino	El Rodeo Band Member
Josh Cruze	El Rodeo Band Member
Martin Flores	El Rodeo Band Member
Rick Garcia	El Rodeo Band Member
Lawrence Goldman	El Rodeo Band Member
Maurilio Pineda	El Rodeo Band Member
Daniel Sistos	El Rodeo Band Member
Jacob Valenzuela	El Rodeo Band Member
Luis Villegas	El Rodeo Band Member
Yussi Wenger	El Rodeo Band Member
Jason Statham	Airport Man
Angelo Tiffe	Sylvester Clarke
Ron Eckert	Hotel Security Desk Guard
Ismael Vidrio	Gas Station Attendant
Manuel Urrego	Direction-Asking Businessman
Jessie Bernard	Nurse
Luis Moncada	Cold-Eyed Killer
Dyna Teal	Sylvester Clarke Girl
Sandi Schroeder	Sylvester Clarke Girl
Michael-John Wolfe	Hotel Clerk
Addie Yungmee	Fever Dancer
J.D. McElroy	Fever Dancer
Megan Hiratzka	Fever Dancer
Kate Gopaoco	Young Girl
Christy Yi	Young Girl
Lisa Marie Basada	Young Girl
Wilson Wong	Tactical Sergeant
Mark Stainbrook	Tactical
Brandon Molale	Limo Driver
Marianne M. Arreaga	Police Helicopter Co-Pilot
Spike Silver	Police Helicopter Co-Pilot
Ben Mihm	News Helicopter Co-Pilot
Niles Roth	Helicopter Pilot
Ken Waters	FBI Agent
Robert Deamer	Sergeant
Chris Haarhoff	Actor
Phil Walker	Actor
David B. Nowell	Actor
Kevin Hickman	Actor
James Newton Howard	Actor,Composer
Frank Darabont	Actor
Chuck Russell	Actor
Francine Maisler	Actor
Dion Beebe	Actor
Paul Rubell	Actor
David Wasco	Actor
Daniel T. Dorrance	Actor
Julie Richardson	Actor
Robert N. Fried	Actor
Peter Giuliano	Actor
Jeffrey Kurland	Actor
Stuart Beattie	Actor
Kenny Myers	Actor
LaLette Littlejohn	Actor
Lois Burwell	Actor
Judith A. Cory	Actor
Deidra Dixon	Actor
Keith Vanderlaan	Actor
Gretchen Engel	Actor
Aran Mann	Actor
Christopher Tandon	Actor
Jason Bedig	Actor
Myron Nettinga	Actor
Michael Minkler	Actor
Jonah Loop	Actor
John E. Sullivan	Actor,Actor
Robert Rossello	Actor
David Sosalla	Actor
Joel Kramer	Actor
Simon Jayes	Actor
Frank Connor	Actor
Shoshana Rubin	Actor
Fatima Robinson	Actor
Janice Polley	Actor
Bryan H. Carroll	Actor
Gusmano Cesaretti	Actor
Julie Herrin	Actor
Michael Doven	Actor
Knox White	Actor
Matthew W. Mungle	Actor
Roddy Stayton	Actor
Araxi Lindsey	Actor
Karen Jarnecke	Actor
Lindsey Hayes Kroeger	Actor
Nina Lucia	Actor
Marie Cantin	Actor
Antonio Pinto	Actor
Lee Orloff	Actor
Keith Collea	Actor
Thomas L. Fisher	Actor
Pamela Thomas	Actor
Claire O'Brien	Actor
Robyn-Alain Feldman	Actor
Kristina Trirogoff	Actor
Meghan L. Noble	Actor
Adam Kimmerlin	Actor
Erin Hopkins	Actor
Lisa Hoover	Actor
Tyler Foell	Actor
Brian Scott Olds	Actor
Matti Kluttz	Actor
Liisa Cohen	Actor
Missy Papageorge	Actor
Alfredo Castillo	Actor
Paul Aulicino	Actor
James Flamberg	Actor
Mike Chock	Actor
Jon Ailetcher	Actor
Joseph Bailey	Actor
David B. Moulder	Actor
James Schramm	Actor
Nancy Nugent	Actor
Siba Eastman	Rabeca Violin
Craig Eastman	Rabeca Violin
Bruce Fowler	Conductor
Pete Anthony	Conductor
Jada Pinkett-Smith	Actor

Technical Credits

Frank Darabont

Stuart Beattie

Frank Darabont	Screenwriter,Producer,Executive Producer
Robert N. Fried	Executive Producer,Producer
Julie Richardson	Producer,Director,Producer
Michael Doven	Producer
Joseph Bailey	Special Effects
Jon Ailetcher	Sound Effects
Paul Aulicino	Sound Effects
Bruce Barris	Sound Effects
Chuck Russell	Producer,Executive Producer
Ozzy Alvarez	Special Effects
Michael Mann	Director,Producer
Stuart Beattie	Screenwriter
Thomas L. Fisher	Special Effects
Peter Giuliano	Executive Producer
Joel Kramer	Stunts
Francine Maisler	Casting
Robert Rossello	Special Effects
David Sosalla	Special Effects
John E. Sullivan	Special Effects
Elliott L. Koretz	Sound/Sound Designer
Stefan Sonnenfeld	Executive Producer
John J. Downey	Special Effects
Donald Reynolds Sr.	Key Grip
Jonah Loop	Executive Producer
Joe Gareri	Executive Producer
Scott Robinson	Key Grip
Matt Downey	Special Effects
Steven F. Nelson	Sound Editor
Kim Secrist	Sound Editor
Mike Chock	Sound Editor
Michael Payne	Sound Editor

Editorial Reviews

Writer-director Michael Mann redefined the TV cop show with his groundbreaking series Miami Vice, introduced moviegoers to Hannibal Lecter with 1986’s Manhunter, and even turned Will Smith into a dramatic actor with the 2001 biographical film Ali. In Collateral he has crafted an unusually gripping thriller that employs a simple premise, and by casting costars Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx against type he has defied audience expectations and thus rendered the film less predictable than it might otherwise have been. Foxx, heretofore best known for his portrayals of brash, arrogant young men, plays Max, a softspoken, intelligent underachiever driving a cab driver on the night shift in Los Angeles. One of his fares, a calm, quiet man who identifies himself as Vincent (Cruise), turns out to be a contract killer in the process of eliminating witnesses about to testify against a narco-terrorist. Mann puts viewers inside the cab with these two men, contrasting Foxx’s mounting panic (as he realizes he’s implicated in Vincent’s crimes) with Cruise’s self-assurance and resolve. A peculiar relationship develops between the two, and in between shootings Vincent becomes an almost avuncular figure to Max, dispensing advice on business and personal matters and even allowing the cabbie to make his nightly visit to his ailing mother. Irma P. Hall plays the mom, and she’s one of a handful of exceptionally fine actors Mann casts in relatively small roles. Mark Ruffalo plays an LAPD detective assigned to the first murder, Peter Berg is his partner, Bruce McGill is a by-the-book FBI agent, and Javier Bardem is Vincent’s contractor. Nominal leading lady Jada Pinkett Smith has a small but pivotal role as the federal prosecutor Max delivers to work in the film’s opening sequence. Through onscreen a relatively short time, these accomplished players add a great deal to the proceedings; by utilizing such top-flight talent, Mann achieves a dramatic texture that would have been missed had the parts been assigned to competent but less colorful supporting actors. What’s more, the conviction they bring to their roles helps dissipate the fog of incredulity that wafts through the picture; some of the situations are absurd, but you’d never know that from the way they are described or enacted by the cast. Like all Mann films, Collateral looks spectacular. Shot with high-definition video cameras instead of film, nighttime Los Angeles takes on an alluring, ethereal glow that makes the city as much a presence in this story as the actors. Even more impressive is Mann’s obvious determination to avoid the hackneyed. Collateral may be incredible, but it’s never predictable -- which is a whole lot more than you can say for most thrillers these days.