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- $24,701,458 (24.7% of total gross) Legs: 4.06 (domestic box office/biggest weekend) Domestic Share: 46.0% (domestic box office/worldwide) Production Budget: $60,000,000 (worldwide box office is 3.6 times production budget)
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Domestic Opening $24,701,458. Budget $65,000,000. Earliest Release Date August 5, 2004 (Hong Kong) MPAA R. Running Time 2 hr. Genres Action Crime Drama Thriller. IMDbPro See more details at ...
Collateral was released in the United States on August 6, 2004, and grossed over $220 million worldwide. The film received critical acclaim in particular for the performances of Cruise and Foxx, Mann's direction, and the editing.
Aug 29, 2011 · Budget $65,000,000. Release Date Aug 6, 2004 - Nov 25, 2004. MPAA R. Running Time 2 hr. Genres Action Crime Drama Thriller. In Release 154 days/22 weeks. Widest Release 3,205 theaters. IMDbPro...
- The Hitman and Him
- Max and Vincent Are Actually Quite Similar
- Who’s in The Driving Seat?
- What Is Collateral, Anyway?
- Side Note: The Boss and The Boyfriend
- How Collateral Finds Its Hero
- What to Read Or Watch Next
At first glance, Collateral would seem to be a story about opposites. Max is a part-time driver and full-time dreamer. He talks a good spiel about starting his own limo firm … but never does anything about it. Instead, he gets really good at navigating the streets of Los Angeles, making him an expert at a job he doesn’t care for. Unlike Max, hired ...
If Max and Vincent are from different towns and poles apart on the moral spectrum, how are they in any way similar? Well, both have jobs with no safety net: no holiday pay, no benefits. At the same time, both are highly adept at their jobs. Vincent is the killer who never misses, thinks fast and always lands on his feet. Max is an exceptional drive...
Collateral is about characters locked in a battle for supremacy and survival. The taxi is a metaphor for control. Max may be in the driving seat, but he has no control over his life. While his passengers are living their messy lives, he’s just a bystander. He can’t even ask for Annie’s phone number. Picking up Vincent highlights just how passive an...
Stake your house on a loan and it becomes collateral to the debt – something you’re willing to sacrifice if you don’t pay up. Max unknowingly undertakes a similar agreement with Vince when he accepts an off-the-books cash bonus. Collateral damagetypically means accidental death and destruction, i.e., civilian deaths during military action. The phra...
Max chooses a steady but unrewarding job, and lies to himself that it’s a step towards better things. Meanwhile, there are no benefits to speak of. His low-life boss even tries to pin liability on Max despite having company insurance. When Vincent steps in, it’s quite the show of solidarity. Of course, this is just cat-and-mousery, because he’s goi...
The question that dogs the plot is: deep down, is Max just a passive version of Vincent?Is he a good man because he’s truly a better person, or because he lacks courage? Vincent pushes Max out of his safety zone. As a result, he starts vying for control of the wheel, figuratively and literally, perhaps for the first time in his life: 1. He throws V...
The Firm, Top Gun II(Tom Cruise)Jack Reacher (Tom Cruise, trope of the choreographed killer)Collateral (2004) A cab driver finds himself the hostage of an engaging contract killer as he makes his rounds from hit to hit during one night in Los Angeles.
Sep 6, 2019 · One film, however, that was sadly overlooked when critics compiled their ‘best of’ lists at the close of the first decade of the 21 st century, was director Michael Mann’s 2004 gritty Los Angeles crime thriller Collateral.
