Episode 96: Collateral: A Hitman, A Cab Driver, and Making Every Moment Count

Maverick and Avalon discuss and review the 2004 release “Collateral”. The conversation discusses the movie Collateral and focuses on the characters of Max and Vincent, as well as the side plot involving Detective Ray. Max's character arc is explored, highlighting his initial apathy and fear of taking risks, and how his involvement with Vincent forces him to confront his complacency. Vincent is portrayed as a complex villain who questions the meaning of life and poses philosophical questions to Max. The side plot with Detective Ray provides context and adds tension to the story. The death of Ray's character is praised for its unexpectedness and impact on the plot. In the second part of the conversation, Maverick and Avalon discuss the themes and ending of the movie 'Collateral'. They explore the character development of Max and Vincent, the philosophical points raised, and the climactic final scene. They also discuss the absence of the FBI and police involvement in the latter part of the film. Overall, they agree that 'Collateral' is a compelling story that encourages viewers to take responsibility and take action in their own lives.----------Highlights:0:00 “Collateral” Introduction7:02 Introducing Max12:11 Apathy and Motive20:21 Ray the Undercover Cop29:57 Vincent, the Hitman36:48 Max Breaks41:41 The Train Showdown50:46 Police Conflict Disappears54:21 Thoughts and Impacts----------Show Notes:9 Points Rating System: https://www.alostplot.com/9-points/#collateral #collateralfilm #tomcruise #jamiefoxx #alostplot #filmreview #moviethoughts #fbi #police #chase #hitman #tension #philosophical #villain #interestingvillain #jadapinkettsmith #markruffalo