Miami Vice

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S G @S777T Dec 22 Mumbling Naked Gun homage without the laughs See more Thomas D @Thom1967 Dec 20 If you like action, a good twisted story, fantastic actors apparently really enjoying themselves: Run For It ! Michael Mann in greet shape makes it worth the next 2 hours. Forget the 80’s TV show, this is the real deal ! Wonderful scenery, great music, realistic approaches and fight / combat scenes. You can’t regret watching this, it works even if you’re a fan of the old series…. What are you waiting for ? See more Brian F. @FedUpDVDCollector Dec 6 This one made me finally sign up to leave a review. Watched it because I’m checking out Jamie Foxx Roles I haven’t seen. He couldn’t save this film. Too generic and predictable. Copy and Paste from similar films. For being undercover they could not act more like cops. The music from the very start ruined the entire tone of the movie for me. I’m supposed to believe they are in a Miami club listening to linkin park and Jay-Z collab?…. many actors did well I actually thought Naomie Harris stood out the most. It wasn’t bad because of the actors, they just couldn’t void the downsides. See more shane o @Shanes_DVD_Shack Nov 27 Colin Farrell holds this film together . There are a few very badly done moments and the plot gets a little sloppy . But over all it’s a good watch See more Rick M Nov 20 The series was definitely one of my all time favorites. This version just seems miscasted, lacking a decent storyline, and not even close to being modernized with its production. Mostly boring. You would think with the money budgeted for movies, they could WOW you with an iconic version of the show. See more Hesam T Sep 11 Michael Mann’s Miami Vice is sleek, tactile, and atmospheric—a moody crime thriller that hums with raw, jazzy energy. But beyond the stylish surface, it’s thin. The film sidesteps the TV show’s pastel nostalgia, only to replace it with a grim solemnity that feels more self-important than compelling. The cop plot is routine and implausible, the character depth barely registers, and the chemistry that defined the original is gone. Compared with Mann’s earlier work, the action set pieces don’t stand out and the characters never spark, leaving the film oddly hollow. I was occasionally mesmerized by its humid textures and nocturnal vibe, but those moments can’t disguise how glum, confusing, and often dull it becomes. In the end, Miami Vice delivers slick thrills without soul—a stylish exercise that proves Mann can still set a mood, but not always make it matter. See more Read all reviews

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