Miami Vice
Action • R • 2006 • 2 hr 12 min
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Colin Farrell, Jamie Foxx, Naomie Harris, Gong Li, John Ortiz
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Minimalistic, original type of action. Tough guys, real gun sounds, minimal script. Just a bare bone real feel action.
So bizarre. So many strange filmmaking decisions made.
Just a really solid crime action drama movie with a good cast. It does enough with the material given to keep you in all the way.
Pretty good movie, loved the way it looked and felt. Good Cinematography
I thought it would be impossible to make something as good as that with the Miami vice name but they did it
Efficient story that has beautiful scenery and classic Mann action. Hindered by the flat romance and underdeveloped secondary characters.
Highly underrated movie. The leads are perfectly cast. Story drags at times. Wish there would have been a sequel.
Poorly edited & shot, with an overly saturated photography. The whole story ends up being boring with no real twist
There's no feeling in the whole show it's so bland. It was terribly filmed ot had so much potential.
Hilarious with friends, otherwise not my kind of film, drags a bit. Some shots and the music choices made it a funny watch for the group
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