An edgy grainy thriller with Jamie Foxx as the cabbie and Tom Cruise as his passenger with some dangerous plans. It has a different role for Cruise, but it is Foxx who outshines him with his acting. Its not the usual Hollywood thriller, good for a night"in" with friends.
Jan 2, 2005
Collateral
An edgy grainy thriller with Jamie Foxx as the cabbie and Tom Cruise as his passenger with some dangerous plans. It has a different role for Cruise, but it is Foxx who outshines him with his acting. Its not the usual Hollywood thriller, good for a night"in" with friends.
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