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The film features a rare villainous role for Tom Cruise, whose portrayal of the silver-haired, sociopathic Vincent earned widespread acclaim. Jamie Foxx received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his role as the vulnerable but resilient Max.

is a 2004 neo-noir action thriller directed by Michael Mann, starring Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx. The title "Collateral_m1080p_2004_" is a typical naming convention for a high-definition (1080p) digital copy of the film. Plot Summary Collateral_m1080p_2004_

In addition to Foxx's Oscar nod, the film received a nomination for Best Film Editing. The film features a rare villainous role for

Michael Mann pioneered the use of high-definition digital video for this film to capture the natural, gritty atmosphere of Los Angeles at night. The cinematography creates a distinct "documentary-style" realism. Bound by the threat of violence

The film features strong performances from Jada Pinkett Smith, Mark Ruffalo, and Javier Bardem. Critical Reception Rotten Tomatoes: ~86% Approval Rating IMDb: ~7.5/10

The story follows Max (Jamie Foxx), a meticulous Los Angeles taxi driver with dreams of starting his own limousine business. His night takes a deadly turn when he picks up Vincent (Tom Cruise), a cool, calculated hitman. Vincent offers Max $600 to drive him to five stops throughout the night. Max soon discovers that each stop is a targeted assassination. Bound by the threat of violence, Max becomes an unwilling accomplice, navigating the neon-lit streets of LA while trying to find a way to stop the carnage and save himself. Key Highlights

Beyond the action, the film explores themes of urban isolation, fate vs. choice, and the "collateral" damage of professional indifference.