Denzel Washington is incredible
This man can play almost anyone. His commitment to his roles is evident, and his performance is almost always impeccable.

In this film, he played a role that not many other actors could. He has to play a character who is an alcoholic and an addict, but at the same time he is confused and full of regret, that is, he shows a serious duality.
If someone else had been given the role, it would have…

"A guy gets on the MTA here L.A and dies. Think anybody'll notice?"
One of Michael Mann's last really good films. He directed this when he still knew what it meant to make noir.

When Michael Mann's name comes up, everyone thinks of Heat or Insider. Collateral is remarkably little mentioned. Yet, there is so much thought and meaning in it that there would be something to talk about.

At the beginning, there is an emotional introduction, where we get…

Increasing excitement
Ben Affleck showed what a talented director he is with The Town and by directing Argo, he undertook a larger-scale film.

The end result shows that he knew what he wanted to bring to the screen throughout, so he was able to tell the otherwise not very easy true story in a believable yet entertaining way.

After all, the events had to be given context and, being a docudrama, it had to rely largely on facts instead of…

Iconic vibe
Tom Cruise's second most famous and perhaps most iconic role after the Mission Impossible films.
Just mention Top Gun and everyone immediately thinks of the famous soundtrack or the motorcycle scene. These are the reasons why it remained so memorable for many.

When we only remember the iconic things in a film, and a lot of time has passed since its release, its quality increases in people's eyes.
There are segments that have "aged" well and there are…