@emilymathews7073 228 miles according to Google maps. They actually reviewed this movie on "the rewatchables" podcast and talked about the logistics of this scene and how they'd need a dramamine IV to make that trip LOL
@@mamsf All the rumors were Foxx did ruin the movie, he wanted way more money after a agreed to salary when he won for Ray which hurt the budget/story, then he opposed the gun violence, would not stay at places he thought was too dangerous which meant a bigger shootout was just taken out of the movie but then Foxx does Django unchained despite claiming he was against guns/violence. Foxx was not even good in the movie, they certainly didn't need him.
This movie might have been alright on its own, but putting the Miami Vice name on it ruined it because it has nothing to do with Miami Vice. I am a huge fan of the series and Mann butchered it with this movie. He is a great film maker and I loved Collateral for example, but this is not Miami Vice, it's a movie about a slimy sleazebag and a thug dressing up.
I watched this with three other people scattered around in the theater the first night it was playing. I've still never met another person in real life that liked this film even a little bit. I could watch it all day and night for days and still be in love with every second of it.
The movie had such a high standard to live up to when compared to the tv series, which was ground breaking for that time. Michale Mann was also excellent in his production with the use of light and music. Also, Jan Hammer wrote up to 15 minutes of original music per episode and casting was held to a high standard. Hard to recapture that in a movie. Still, I liked it. But I still preferred the tv series.
You need to see some films outside of the hype. Growing up on the Miami Vice tv series then years later having Michael Mann's film 'Heat' go down in my books as the best film ever made, I soiled myself when I heard Miami Vice the film was coming out. I was so disappointed after watching it but watched it again a year later and saw the genius of Michael Mann being ahead of his time. This is a real good movie.
This scene never fails to give me goosebumps. I want to be Crockett and my wife is the Asian woman racing to Havana in the failing sunlit sea. Romantic scene for sure.
I completely agree..it’s what I miss about Michael Mann his films are so strong visually. And this scene is a great example of that, short on dialogue long on visuals. Very underrated film.
Breaks my heart how underrated this movie is. Have no idea why people completely overlooked it. Nobody gave it a fair chance when it came out and critics were absolutely ruthless. No idea why
I discovered it just a few weeks ago when I saw it on TV. Loved it. Checked it online, I saw others opinions and I was like - wtf? How could you not like it? And now it's probably my favourite movie I ever watched. What a masterpiece.
Unfairly underrated movie. Still aging like fine wine. I appreciate it more fir every year. Incredible visuals, solid acting (the best Jamie Foxx ever btw). Beautiful low key ensemble cast. Very well written. For some reason an underappreciated piece. Critics spent more time criticizing Colin Farrell's hair than bringing up the awesome work performed in this production.
Jamie Fox left the island they were shooting on and almost didn't finish the last part of the movie. Its quite interesting and all the problems they ran into during the filming of it which ballooned the budget somewhat and hurt the net profits.
Rats. I have a small slow leaky 4-cyl boat on a small lake, Rayban knockoffs, and a big heavy girlfriend. But in my mind I'm living this scene when we go get a Pabst.
This picture was fabulous....Gong Li and Colin Farrell were great together and this was a memorable scene, indeed. Gong Li was beautiful, exotic and was the right blend of danger and sophistication...a perfect foil for the cop.
Love this movie. Criminally underrated. Sooo much style in this scene - truly Vice. My only wish - they should have gotten Jan Hamnmer back to do the musical score.
Same here, I loved it. Felt like there was so much at stake throughout the entire movie. Never understood the complaint about lack of interaction between the two leads, don't need a bromance! Nothing felt overplayed ( except for " you cannot negotiate with gravity " line) including affair.
If you want to hear some Jan Hammer that is totally beyond words check out the Al Dimeola song Scoundrel . Maybe you've already heard it . It came out years before Miami Vice . Jan Hammer plays keyboards on it .
Being a massive Miami vice fan from the 80s, when I first saw this movie in 2006 I was so pissed off........but after 12 years im starting to appreciate it more and more..........the 80s can't be repeated so let's make the most of this one off movie..
The alpha move wss stealing their dope then pretending to recover it and return it to them on condition that they use their smuggling services. Brass ones.
it is actually a great movie, it is too subtle for masses, it's a work of visual art and slow, simmering plot. It isn't Heat, granted, but it's a great, great movie. Little people hated it from day 1, cos they don't get art.
I had never seen this move until about a month ago...what an excellent move! The story, the acting, every scene had heart and soul. Wake up Hollywood, you need more of this to save yourself.
If I remember correctly the Chinese actress didn't even know English at the time. She learned her lines phonetically. I'm sure she knew the meaning of what she was saying though, else she wouldn't have been able to act.
I loved this scene, the cinematography is 🤌🏼 This scene was so romantic and they didn’t even touch. Just through eye contact, small gestures, the music, etc.
Michael Mann definitely recaptured the magic of the 80s Miami Vice with this movie. Too bad they didn't make it a series of movies, like the Borne Identity. They'd have a sure-fire blockbuster! Only thing missing, is some Jan Hammer tunes...
Very good hey, straight back to it - but I think he's talking about ships as in the ship they will use to move the product later on when they drop it off into the boats at sea.
Somehow came across this as this was one of my favorite scenes in any movie. Also one of my favorite movies. One of the few I can watch over and over again. As silly as it sounds, I think Colin’s mustache kinda killed it for a lot of people. I always hoped they made a sequel and still do! Great film
This movie is the most romantic movie from the XXI century. Isabella and Crockett relationship will stand overtime as an archetype of tragic love. An impossible love doomed by inevitability. This is a true melodrama. The songs fit with the almost palpable images (and beautiful colours) like lemon and mint in a mojito or if you like like salt in sea water. The rest of the plot and all other characters are mere artifacts to wrap the true essence of the story. I watch time over time this movie trying to save Isabella and Crockett from their fatal end. I'll still try.
I just watch this movie on the firestick and I still love it. If they would make a Miami Vice 2 with the same characters in part 1 I would definitely go see it.
I liked it. I'm a big fan of Michael Mann. I wanted more out of what this promised, but it is still great -- and bad, too. Nothing against Colin Farrell overall, but they should have cast someone else as Crockett. I have a feeling he wasn't Mann's first choice, though he doesn't ruin it. There's just some lines he misses on -- but he is good in this scene. I used to think the girl was a mistake but I get what Mann was going for now and think it's smart casting. She is totally exotic and that exemplifies Miami Vice. Love the way it's filmed. And some very memorable lines and moments throughout. He should make a better sequel.
What's interesting is that the film's plot is very similar to an episode of the series and played out too much like it. I just think they chose the wrong episode. It didn't feel like a 'film' to me as a result. I was a little disappointed by the lack of style or music in it. The tracks were mostly a letdown and there was no romance to the whole drug/vice angle that the series made popular. The bad guys didn't seem like they were enjoying their livelihoods. Everyone was 'too good at what they do'. The bad guys didn't have any slip ups, and neither did the cops. The climactic shootout was okay, but since it was so dark, you can't really get much out of it. Although I was tired of the whole 'double cross me, double cross you' play by play that mired the story. How the bad guys managed to stay in operation after basically screwing everyone they meet didn't help things.
Oakley Jones, they hated it from day 1, because they didn't get it. it is actually a great movie, it is too subtle for masses, it's a work of visual art and slow, simmering plot. Hugely tense through the movie, but if masses couldn't feel the tension, its probably because it was built without shoutiness. It isn't Heat, granted, but it's a great, great movie. Little people hated it from day 1, cos they don't get art. This is classic movie.
The best scene ever take the offshore powerboat to get some drinks straps her in and drops the hammer no talking just hanging on with the roar of those 1000plus hp v8s screaming across the ocean.
The exterior boat shots are a great nod to the original series. Season 1 “Calderone’s Return: Calderone’s Demise” Some of the best few minutes of 80s television.
Thought it was just me who loved this. Love the boat roaring into the sunset. Made me wish I was a badass dealer, or cop pretending to be one, or whatever...
Once I had a fortune. It said: "Leave now. Life is short. Time is luck.” Great scene and a great movie! Im a big Series fan but the more i watch the movie the more i love it!!
I dont do business in Cuba and Jesus is not my husband. I'm a business woman I do not need a husband to have a house to live in.... Best line, scene and song in the movie
Absolutely the best scene! All the sex and tension all in one moment! "And I'll be gonnnne!" Fuckin' awesome! Most people didn't understand this movie, because it's not an action film. or even a crime film... it's an opera.
Great movie directed by a top ten director of all time based on probably the greatest show of all time also created by that director Mike Man. Ty for Collateral & Last of the Mohicans *& Heat., Mike , you're an inspiration to us all art and Film junkies.
Yeah, he knew what he was doing. Right on par with the Scarab/Voices scene from the original Miami Vice TV show. Love how he straps her in and then pushes the throttles all the way up. He was thirsty for those Mojito's.
Love this movie and such a classic cool scene. Even if it apparently didn’t turn out exactly as Mann expected, it’s extremely underrated. Super cool movie with that Michael Mann swagger.
I was in my mid-20’s when Miami Vice hit the small screen. It was from that series that I learned about Mr. Mann. He is known for taking a lot of takes, quite often it’s that one subtle move or gesture that he uses. Even down to the colors in his productions. Mr. Mann went so far as to paint the Ferrari Testarossa white from the black Ferrari N.A. gave him after Ferrari found out they modified a corvette to look like a 365 GTS/4. Also, as a result I’ve liked all of Mr. Mann’s films, including “Black Hat” and “Public Enemies”, and “Miami Vice” is no different. There is always a vibe created by the quiet cast members; the locations and the soundtrack.
Last film I watched in Curacao, before leaving my wife. Gut wrenching. We both sat on the steps in the heat afterwards. Like yesterday. I lived in The Bahamas years before. We were smashing this shit in the 80s. We did not take boats to go for drinks, we took aeroplanes. The closest thing to this scene for me was driving through Beirut at top speed with locals in a BMW convertable going from the port to Kaslik where we lived. That was pretty cool.
Jason Rice I fell in love with it the first time I watched it. I felt like Michael Mann was trying to make a visual poem in the shape of a crime drama.
I agree. People talk about the lack of character development, but this is a plot driven movie, not character driven. I think that gong li, had the best development and I felt for her character.
The best moment is when Crockett puts on Isabella's seatbelt without saying a word. You can see the appreciation and attraction in her body language. Actions truly speak volumes.
Great Scene. Ability to leave the country at the drop of a dime. To see endless open water.......Scarface Scene, The World Is Yours.....priceless. I loved it.
This is an epic scene. Few directors seems to be able to give a moment like this the time it needs.
Catering to the current low attention span among people.
Sexual tension…from the second they saw each other and on this cool speed boat. I’d get nauseous on that thing.
I've never been this cool in my entire life.
LOL!
And u never will be lmao
Give it time mate
Fortune favors the bold
Haha...I think you're the daddy mac.
Literally the most baller shit ever. If the entire movie was just the 2.5 hour boat ride to Cuba, I'd still love it
Great fuckin call Paul. But don and Phillip will always be#1.
Only real ballers go to cuba for dinner and cocktails by boat and return the next morning.
@@pietvelkens219 lmfao
It’s that far to Cuba by speedboat? Wow!
@emilymathews7073 228 miles according to Google maps. They actually reviewed this movie on "the rewatchables" podcast and talked about the logistics of this scene and how they'd need a dramamine IV to make that trip LOL
This movie didnt get the credt it deserved. Michael Mann really had some insane visuals and whoever scouted the locations is a damn genius!
True dat !
Yes I know right ! This movie got shot reviews yet it’s in my top 10 movies !
the crime plot was lame, but the love story was very real, particularly the end scene when she leaves on the boat. Fox did his best to ruin the film
@@mamsf All the rumors were Foxx did ruin the movie, he wanted way more money after a agreed to salary when he won for Ray which hurt the budget/story, then he opposed the gun violence, would not stay at places he thought was too dangerous which meant a bigger shootout was just taken out of the movie but then Foxx does Django unchained despite claiming he was against guns/violence. Foxx was not even good in the movie, they certainly didn't need him.
This movie might have been alright on its own, but putting the Miami Vice name on it ruined it because it has nothing to do with Miami Vice. I am a huge fan of the series and Mann butchered it with this movie. He is a great film maker and I loved Collateral for example, but this is not Miami Vice, it's a movie about a slimy sleazebag and a thug dressing up.
fabulous movie. Jamie and Colin were perfect for their roles. We need a Miami Vice 2. Please
Mann always seems to get the feelings,lights and colors right in every scene. There’s something special in the mood he sets.
style & realism
Absolutely. On the feel good side of Hollywood: John Hughs knew how to deliver as well.
This scene; the boat, actors, location, and song are perfection!
I watched this with three other people scattered around in the theater the first night it was playing. I've still never met another person in real life that liked this film even a little bit. I could watch it all day and night for days and still be in love with every second of it.
thegrimyeaper there is whole bunch of us around...
The movie had such a high standard to live up to when compared to the tv series, which was ground breaking for that time. Michale Mann was also excellent in his production with the use of light and music. Also, Jan Hammer wrote up to 15 minutes of original music per episode and casting was held to a high standard. Hard to recapture that in a movie. Still, I liked it. But I still preferred the tv series.
It honestly was a really good movie.
You need to see some films outside of the hype. Growing up on the Miami Vice tv series then years later having Michael Mann's film 'Heat' go down in my books as the best film ever made, I soiled myself when I heard Miami Vice the film was coming out. I was so disappointed after watching it but watched it again a year later and saw the genius of Michael Mann being ahead of his time. This is a real good movie.
I love this movie
Absolute perfection. The music is amazing and how smooth the relationship looks as if it's happening right away.
This scene never fails to give me goosebumps. I want to be Crockett and my wife is the Asian woman racing to Havana in the failing sunlit sea. Romantic scene for sure.
" The harbor master is my cousin."
Me too!!!
Sexual tension!!!
You likeda mojito?
I completely agree..it’s what I miss about Michael Mann his films are so strong visually. And this scene is a great example of that, short on dialogue long on visuals. Very underrated film.
HEADS UP EVERYONE. SIR DON JOHNSON TOLD COLLIN WHEN HE WAS DONE WITH DON'S JOCKSTRAP TO GIVE IT BACK. F THE DUMB SHIT LADIES AND GERMS
12 years later, still one of the best movies ever. And this, one of the best movie scenes ever!
Collateral is better.
I agree and this is one movie you just never get tired of watching.
Just not Long enough, it should be 3 Part or seaquels ( i don't know how to spel idiotic English language )
BS
@@944Tomcat ehhhh wrong
The way Tubbs runs interference for Sunny is awesome. This film does not get enough love.
"Do you like mojitos?" "Let's go to Cuba" What a sexy scene.
Give me goose bumps all over
@Icarus Rex So stupid that they should changed the scene for tequilas and went to Netherlands, right? Smh!
@Icarus Rex Let me guess, you're such a lonely person.
@Icarus Rex Who's guessing? SAB
I am a fan of cold beer dont pling that good. Just saying the Mojhitoos is bells
One of the most underrated movies ever.
Breaks my heart how underrated this movie is. Have no idea why people completely overlooked it. Nobody gave it a fair chance when it came out and critics were absolutely ruthless. No idea why
I discovered it just a few weeks ago when I saw it on TV. Loved it. Checked it online, I saw others opinions and I was like - wtf? How could you not like it? And now it's probably my favourite movie I ever watched. What a masterpiece.
“Hold the wheel” takes off jacket. “Eye no have husband” reaches over and buckles her in..full throttle! Haha
She is drop dead beautiful. Love that look and accent.
Rusty Shackleford nah there’s just something different about her...
@@anuski7717 sweats in gay panic when I saw her again in Mulan after the memoirs of geisha
Just like my ex wife, Xiao Jing Han, still an amazingly beautiful woman...wish I had her back..Yeah I am a Dumbass for messing that up.
Unfairly underrated movie. Still aging like fine wine. I appreciate it more fir every year. Incredible visuals, solid acting (the best Jamie Foxx ever btw). Beautiful low key ensemble cast. Very well written. For some reason an underappreciated piece. Critics spent more time criticizing Colin Farrell's hair than bringing up the awesome work performed in this production.
Jamie Fox left the island they were shooting on and almost didn't finish the last part of the movie. Its quite interesting and all the problems they ran into during the filming of it which ballooned the budget somewhat and hurt the net profits.
@@seventh_adam4410 Yeah I have red it was a difficult production and that Jamie Foxx had his diva on which made it even harder.
God i love this scene! Michael Mann knows exactly what is cool!
Amazing movie!
Rats. I have a small slow leaky 4-cyl boat on a small lake, Rayban knockoffs, and a big heavy girlfriend. But in my mind I'm living this scene when we go get a Pabst.
🤣
This is awesome 🤘🏾🇺🇸😂
this made me giggle
LMAO
YO!!!!!! BEST COMMENT EVER!!!! definitely made my day!
The moment she looks at him after he buckles her in. Mercy.
I dont think the look for Mercy. Its a amazing for his caring. Bez men around her are stoned feelings
👍👍👍👍
DON JOHNSON TOLD COLLIN WHEN HE WAS DONE WITH DON'S JOCKSTRAP TO GIVE IT BACK. GUD SCENE HERE THO. PHENE FOR MOJITOS
A baby was conceived
This picture was fabulous....Gong Li and Colin Farrell were great together and this was a memorable scene, indeed. Gong Li was beautiful, exotic and was the right blend of danger and sophistication...a perfect foil for the cop.
Love this movie. Criminally underrated. Sooo much style in this scene - truly Vice. My only wish - they should have gotten Jan Hamnmer back to do the musical score.
Same here, I loved it. Felt like there was so much at stake throughout the entire movie. Never understood the complaint about lack of interaction between the two leads, don't need a bromance! Nothing felt overplayed ( except for " you cannot negotiate with gravity " line) including affair.
We want Jan Hammer back!!
Miss James Olmos and Don...
Jan Hammer was the key to the success of the show imo.
If you want to hear some Jan Hammer that is totally beyond words check out the Al Dimeola song Scoundrel . Maybe you've already heard it . It came out years before Miami Vice . Jan Hammer plays keyboards on it .
I'm not married . Puts the seat belt on and floors it 😂 knowing he's in there
When you know all the lines 14 years after the premiere, than you really know that this is one of the best movie scenes ever made!
That's what I found myself doing, repeating the lines😅!
Michael Mann is one of the great cinematic geniuses. Probably the best of our time.
“How fast does that go?”
“It goes very fast”
Classic! 👌🏻
How fast does that go
@@lukisz1000 very fast
@@lukisz1000 160mph. I’ve seen videos on youtube by the owner of one of the boats used in the movie. 1400hp.
" Show me."
Don told Collin to give his jockstrap back when he's done.
Micheal Mann has one of the best visions
NO..his best movie was Collateral. That was perfect.
This was fucking train wreck....cast was way off. Story sucked, etc etc.
@@MatrixDiscovery Collateral is one of the best movies ever made. Miami Vice is an audio-visual trip. Absolutely wonderful film.
Heat (1995) was his best movie . Then comes Collateral . I also enjoyed every bit of this movie .
Yes but this was a disaster...
Being a massive Miami vice fan from the 80s, when I first saw this movie in 2006 I was so pissed off........but after 12 years im starting to appreciate it more and more..........the 80s can't be repeated so let's make the most of this one off movie..
Always on location - God bless Michael Mann!
The greatest action director ever.
The thing is that La Bodeguita del Medio in the movie doesn't look in anything like the real one.
Nice sound those engines make when they're spooled up full.
divisioneight Facts!
Beautiful scene, clear
They only function well when at full power.
Sounds like NASCAR!
Yup. Lovely sounds. (Of course, they’d both probably be deaf when they got to Havana - that would’ve been about 2-3 hrs on the water!)
When he buckled her down. It was done son. Alpha move.
I think the Alpha move was asking for her husband. From then on it was all wine and roses.
When Chris Cornell comes on then it's just the best.. 💙
The alpha move wss stealing their dope then pretending to recover it and return it to them on condition that they use their smuggling services. Brass ones.
These days alpha moves lead to #me too... Unfortunately.
Mickey Sealtoe Realtalk. Solid move
That Michael Mann sense of coolness.... need it!!
FEMI OBAGUN Great Director But not for this movie
@@Lifeoftheparty8290 Yes this movie too.
This is the scene that saved the movie and truly made it Miami Vice quality
it is actually a great movie, it is too subtle for masses, it's a work of visual art and slow, simmering plot. It isn't Heat, granted, but it's a great, great movie. Little people hated it from day 1, cos they don't get art.
It was a good movie it just wasn’t Miami Vice. The plot was a ripoff of an episode and it lacked depth on s personal level.
Wish they had not cut out the opening scene with the boat race from the theatrical release, but it is on the Director's cut.
@@valgehiir Come on, it's not an art movie. You are exaggerating.
YES BUT DONNIE WAYNE JOHNSON TOLD COLLIN FERRELL WHEN UR DUN WITH MY JOCKSTRAP TO GIVE IT BACK.
Gong Li is Smokin' Hot.
Damn straight, she is!
... On God ! ... Word ...
Fkn oath she is.
Well She was ranked as the world's Hottest Woman at one point in time
That's when Colin Farrell went from playing Sonny Crockett to being Sonny Crockett!
Well put!
THAT'S WHEN DONNIE WAYNE JOHNSON TELLS COLLIN TO GIVE DON HIS JOCKSTRAP BACK
AND THATS WHN SIR DON JOHNSON TOLD COLLIN WHEN HE WAS DONE WITH DON'S JOCKSTRAP TO GIVE IT BACK
Collin could never be crockett...Don johnson is
Don Johnson never could have topped Colin in this one!
Such an underrated film...Gong Li still aging like fine wine....That Colin dude ain't too bad either lol
Michael Mann always brings the best soundtracks to the party.
Chris Cornell during the love scene was perfect..
I had never seen this move until about a month ago...what an excellent move! The story, the acting, every scene had heart and soul. Wake up Hollywood, you need more of this to save yourself.
One of the coolest scenes ever! Michael Man is an artist!
I love the look she gives him, when she says Jesus is not her husband. It's loaded with suggestion.
If I remember correctly the Chinese actress didn't even know English at the time. She learned her lines phonetically. I'm sure she knew the meaning of what she was saying though, else she wouldn't have been able to act.
Yes but what she says later I do not need a husbend to??? Just can't get it
@@annabrzazgacz5813 She says: "I don't need a husband to have a house to live in."
She should have said Chuy's not her husband!!!
@@teacherlarsls nah, Gong Li's English was already pretty good by this point. She'd done some western movies in the 90s.
The night sky and the chromatic saturation in daylight along with the music in each scene make this film one of my favourite.
That scene with that Patti Labelle/ Moby mix playing in the back ground was so Surreal !! Epic !
I loved this scene, the cinematography is 🤌🏼
This scene was so romantic and they didn’t even touch. Just through eye contact, small gestures, the music, etc.
For all its problems, the camera work and visuals in this film were spectacular
One of the best looking films in HD.
Love this movie. It matched with a nice part of my life when I met my "Isabella". Unforgettable.
Totally love this movie! Awesome soundtrack to compliment it. Michael Mann really did an outstanding job here. What an atmosphere!
Michael Mann definitely recaptured the magic of the 80s Miami Vice with this movie. Too bad they didn't make it a series of movies, like the Borne Identity. They'd have a sure-fire blockbuster!
Only thing missing, is some Jan Hammer tunes...
I always loved how Tubbs immediately walked back to their mark and started discussing business to look out for Crockett taking off with the girl.✌👍
That’s a good wing man right there🙂
Very good hey, straight back to it - but I think he's talking about ships as in the ship they will use to move the product later on when they drop it off into the boats at sea.
A real excellent movie , full of art , super undervaluated . This scene demostrates it !!!
Somehow came across this as this was one of my favorite scenes in any movie. Also one of my favorite movies. One of the few I can watch over and over again. As silly as it sounds, I think Colin’s mustache kinda killed it for a lot of people. I always hoped they made a sequel and still do! Great film
Jamie foxx won't be down for another one and Michael mann is closing in on 80
Real shame
It's probably the most stylish movie in history
I'M A PHENE FOR MOJITOS
I love this movie! Perfect style! Michael Mann is an artist!
If I ever win the lottery I'm buying a boat the sounds like that one...
Also, this is one of the best scenes in the whole movie.
999gateway The boat is an MTI.
This movie is the most romantic movie from the XXI century. Isabella and Crockett relationship will stand overtime as an archetype of tragic love. An impossible love doomed by inevitability. This is a true melodrama. The songs fit with the almost palpable images (and beautiful colours) like lemon and mint in a mojito or if you like like salt in sea water.
The rest of the plot and all other characters are mere artifacts to wrap the true essence of the story.
I watch time over time this movie trying to save Isabella and Crockett from their fatal end. I'll still try.
I just watch this movie on the firestick and I still love it. If they would make a Miami Vice 2 with the same characters in part 1 I would definitely go see it.
Way underrated film. I was a big fan of the original show. Not sure why so many didn't like.
I liked it. I'm a big fan of Michael Mann. I wanted more out of what this promised, but it is still great -- and bad, too. Nothing against Colin Farrell overall, but they should have cast someone else as Crockett. I have a feeling he wasn't Mann's first choice, though he doesn't ruin it. There's just some lines he misses on -- but he is good in this scene. I used to think the girl was a mistake but I get what Mann was going for now and think it's smart casting. She is totally exotic and that exemplifies Miami Vice. Love the way it's filmed. And some very memorable lines and moments throughout. He should make a better sequel.
I'm just glad that someone else didn't make it as a dumb comedic parody of the original.
What's interesting is that the film's plot is very similar to an episode of the series and played out too much like it. I just think they chose the wrong episode. It didn't feel like a 'film' to me as a result.
I was a little disappointed by the lack of style or music in it. The tracks were mostly a letdown and there was no romance to the whole drug/vice angle that the series made popular. The bad guys didn't seem like they were enjoying their livelihoods. Everyone was 'too good at what they do'. The bad guys didn't have any slip ups, and neither did the cops.
The climactic shootout was okay, but since it was so dark, you can't really get much out of it. Although I was tired of the whole 'double cross me, double cross you' play by play that mired the story. How the bad guys managed to stay in operation after basically screwing everyone they meet didn't help things.
Oakley Jones This movie s@cked big time 😂
Tell us what is your favorite movie. I bet you’ll say you don’t have one. 😂
Oakley Jones, they hated it from day 1, because they didn't get it. it is actually a great movie, it is too subtle for masses, it's a work of visual art and slow, simmering plot. Hugely tense through the movie, but if masses couldn't feel the tension, its probably because it was built without shoutiness. It isn't Heat, granted, but it's a great, great movie. Little people hated it from day 1, cos they don't get art. This is classic movie.
"it goes very fast" - Class. Coolest movie ever.
I remember watching this in the cinema and I had goosebumps.
Maaaahn this movie continues to age fine like wine
Not everyone can understand this movie.... I’m glad I’m not one of those people.. Bravo.
Awesome scene. Wish a sequel to this was made.
That scene was some real playa shit...man that was smooth floating on water while Flooring it
Agreed. Watched this film a lot and... the chemistry... their stories revealed a bit in the boat is unreal!
I was a watcher of old Miami Vice, those days are gone ...this Is the New Age of Miami Vice an its Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!
👊😑🖖😑
The best scene ever take the offshore powerboat to get some drinks straps her in and drops the hammer no talking just hanging on with the roar of those 1000plus hp v8s screaming across the ocean.
Used to take the ladies to Nassau for lunch in the Mooney. Most always resulted in a long weekend.
@@shadowgarr7649 that's pimp💪
The exterior boat shots are a great nod to the original series. Season 1 “Calderone’s Return: Calderone’s Demise” Some of the best few minutes of 80s television.
One of the best movie of all time and probably the most underrated at the same time
Thought it was just me who loved this. Love the boat roaring into the sunset. Made me wish I was a badass dealer, or cop pretending to be one, or whatever...
And your not the only one
Not gonna lie.....that's fucking pimp
Once I had a fortune. It said: "Leave now. Life is short. Time is luck.” Great scene and a great movie! Im a big Series fan but the more i watch the movie the more i love it!!
Fantastic ! the acting and locations were marvelous ! I rewatch this movie !
I dont do business in Cuba and Jesus is not my husband. I'm a business woman I do not need a husband to have a house to live in.... Best line, scene and song in the movie
Absolutely the best scene! All the sex and tension all in one moment! "And I'll be gonnnne!" Fuckin' awesome! Most people didn't understand this movie, because it's not an action film. or even a crime film... it's an opera.
Bec most people are dumb.
you my friend have a taste and brain
Great movie directed by a top ten director of all time based on probably the greatest show of all time also created by that director Mike Man. Ty for Collateral & Last of the Mohicans *& Heat., Mike , you're an inspiration to us all art and Film junkies.
Mann's sense of style is legendary. The highway chase scene from Heat is my favorite
Having been in a boat like this and traveled to a pierside restaurant... I've never felt more 'rich'
...SPLENDID, MAGNIFICENT SCENE!... :)
"I know a place". The way she says that and moves closer to him - you knew he had her.
Yep. And the seat belt fastening sealed the deal.
Yeah, he knew what he was doing. Right on par with the Scarab/Voices scene from the original Miami Vice TV show. Love how he straps her in and then pushes the throttles all the way up. He was thirsty for those Mojito's.
Most underrated movie of the 2000's
She raises her hands and surrenders when Crockett buckles her in . .
I wonder if anyone will ever realize how symbolic this scene is.
Sexy. He can buckle me down too.. lol. 😂
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A subtle way to embrace her.
Love this movie and such a classic cool scene. Even if it apparently didn’t turn out exactly as Mann expected, it’s extremely underrated. Super cool movie with that Michael Mann swagger.
Beautifully shot. Michael Mann is an artist.
the music in this movie tho, so good
Name of the music of this scene?
@@vitormonteiro6141 Moby - One of these mornings
I was in my mid-20’s when Miami Vice hit the small screen. It was from that series that I learned about Mr. Mann. He is known for taking a lot of takes, quite often it’s that one subtle move or gesture that he uses. Even down to the colors in his productions. Mr. Mann went so far as to paint the Ferrari Testarossa white from the black Ferrari N.A. gave him after Ferrari found out they modified a corvette to look like a 365 GTS/4.
Also, as a result I’ve liked all of Mr. Mann’s films, including “Black Hat” and “Public Enemies”, and “Miami Vice” is no different. There is always a vibe created by the quiet cast members; the locations and the soundtrack.
Love this scence, one guy showed me this VDO last week. I wish I will see him again ^^
one of my favorite movies out there...for my opinion, everything matches pretty good, the music, the shootouts...10of 10!!
You have good taste in movies as it is a solid 10.
And there's also one thing I noticed - it's like Miami Vice, you can feel that, but it's also soooooo 2006. The music, the cars, that vibe.
Fast boat, fast women, fast money!
Time is luck.
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Danny Max You watch too many movies. 😂
Get real! 😂
Love your quotes, Danny. An unforgettable movie....
Andreas Oliver no!!!!
Do not forget what Frank Lopez said to Tony Montana:Those who want everything chicas ,flash ,champagen;they don´t last.
Did I mention that this woman is the coolest part of this clip?
She is.Had Frank Lopez had this kind of woman instead of Elvira his business would not have been destroyed.
Last film I watched in Curacao, before leaving my wife. Gut wrenching. We both sat on the steps in the heat afterwards. Like yesterday. I lived in The Bahamas years before. We were smashing this shit in the 80s. We did not take boats to go for drinks, we took aeroplanes. The closest thing to this scene for me was driving through Beirut at top speed with locals in a BMW convertable going from the port to Kaslik where we lived. That was pretty cool.
This has got to be one of the coolest movies of all time 😎
This film is so fucking underrated its not even funny. Hell its criminal. One of Mann's best, hands down. An extraordinary film.
my husband just said the exact same thing!
Jason Rice I fell in love with it the first time I watched it. I felt like Michael Mann was trying to make a visual poem in the shape of a crime drama.
I agree. People talk about the lack of character development, but this is a plot driven movie, not character driven. I think that gong li, had the best development and I felt for her character.
Gong Li is a great actress but this is her second worst movie !
it really suck compared to the original series.
1-Heat
2-Collateral
3-Miami Vice
Ultimate Treble Don’t forget The Last of the Mohicans ...
1)Collateral
2)Miami Vice
3)Heat
1- Whatever Micheal Mann do is great.
The best moment is when Crockett puts on Isabella's seatbelt without saying a word. You can see the appreciation and attraction in her body language.
Actions truly speak volumes.
Great Scene. Ability to leave the country at the drop of a dime. To see endless open water.......Scarface Scene, The World Is Yours.....priceless. I loved it.
The one scene in the film that reminded me of the series.
It was at this moment in the movie theater, I Became a Moby fan....and I have never looked back
Awesome scene that made this film
I will watch anything Michael Mann directs!