Mannhunting - Collateral (2004)

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🗓️ 13 June 2023

⏱️ 179 minutes

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Summary

Austin Walker takes a ride with Mannhunting as the gang discusses Michael Mann's 2004 Collateral, in which Jamie Foxx's shy LA cabdriver Max is forced to drive professional assassin Vincent (played by Tom Cruise) from killing to killing over the course of a long night. What role does Mann's early-adoption of digital cameras play in creating the indelible look of the film? What is the transformation to the two characters work on each other over the course of their journey? And most importantly, what is going on with the photo collection in Max's mother's hospital room? Every secret is revealed over the course of this hall of fame-level Mannhunting.

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0:00.0	[♪ INTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:26.1	Welcome back to Man Hunting, which Waypoint and Friends are
0:28.8	working through the Theography of Michael Mann and examining his themes of labor,
0:32.3	craft, capital, and dudes rocking.
0:35.3	Today, as usual, we welcome NextLanders Alex Navarro.
0:38.4	Hello.
0:40.2	Philadelphia's D.L.A.
0:42.0	Sina.
0:42.6	Hey.
0:44.0	And we also welcome a more civilized ages Austin Walker.
0:47.1	Hey, that's, uh, wha-
0:48.0	Hmm.
0:48.8	Dude.
0:49.6	I'll-
0:50.4	Yeah, I'll-
0:50.8	Patreon.
0:51.2	No, I'm just life civilized.
0:51.2	That's right.
0:51.2	That's right.
0:51.2	Hey, you kids like Star Wars?
0:51.2	Uh, so we're here to discuss uh,
0:51.2	Michael Mann's, uh, 2004 collateral.
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