Great thriller led by Cruise and Foxx's acting
Tom Cruise plays a hitman who arrives in Los Angeles and receives his job from a cameo by Jason Statham. It turns out he is to eliminate a number of people that threaten a Mexican drug gang. He’s only shown for a brief period however as the opening as the film is mostly about Jamie Foxx who plays an aspiring taxi cab driver who picks up Jada Pinkett Smith who is a lawyer. Despite coming from different worlds the two hit it off and Smith gives Foxx her number.<br /><br />At first it’s two disconnected stories, but they quickly come together when Foxx picks up Cruise in what turns out to be one very, very long night. Foxx gets caught up in Cruise’s murders and eventually he turns to eliminate Smith, which was why she was in the opening. There’s even one points where Foxx has to play Cruise’s character to the mafia that hired him because he lost his hit list and Cruise doesn’t want to reveal himself to his employees. Foxx pulls off the tough hit man persona even though he looks like just a regular guy with glasses and a zip up sweat shirt.<br /><br />The movie was a Michael Man production. Most of it was filmed with a high definition video and you can immediately tell that from the start as there is definitely a different quality to the shots.<br /><br />The action is good as Cruise does his hits and later goes after Foxx and Smith. There’s also building tension as the movie progresses. For example, Foxx and Cruise are pulled over the police because he has a broken window and they almost take away his taxi which has a dead body in the trunk. More importantly the relationship between Cruise and Foxx as they talk to each other in the cab for most of the film is engaging and carries much of the story. At first, Foxx is terrified of Cruise as he finds out that he’s a hit man. Then Cruise takes a liking to Foxx and they have actual conversations. He even encourages Foxx to see his sick mom in the hospital.<br /><br />Overall the movie is a really good thriller with some great acting by Foxx and Cruise.
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