"You killed him?!” "No, I shot him. The bullets and the fall killed him." 😎

One of Tom Cruise's most underrated films.

This movie is proof Tom Cruise should be the villain in a John Wick movie. His alley draw and shoot is actually used in training videos on proper procedure.

Devin: “$600? That’s easy money” The rest of us: ohh boy

- *THE TOWN (2010)* - *PRIMAL FEAR (1996)* - *GONE GIRL (2014)* - *TRUE ROMANCE (1993)* - *CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (2002)* 🔥🔥🔥

Road to Perdition - a beast of a movie - still fight the tears after watching it several times

This movie was really good and Tom Cruise took the role of Vincent so seriously he even went out dressed as Vincent just to see if we could interact with regular people without them noticing they were talking to Tom Cruise. You gotta do 13th Warrior man. Its right up your alley..

kind of wild how underrated and gripping this movie is. the Vincent Max dynamic is amazing.

Collateral is like the ultimate Anti-L.A. advert. I went there once, couldn't wait to leave.

This is one of those movies I never get tired of watching. It gets better with every viewing. Michael Mann is such a badass filmmaker, and Cruise and Foxx are at the top of their game here. (Jamie Foxx's role was almost played by Adam Sandler, which would've been interesting to see, but no doubt, Jamie nailed it.)

I love Tom Cruise, he is always excellent. And seeing him as a villain is amazing. Jamie Fox is always a great actor, and so fun to watch. This was the combo I never knew I needed, but so glad to have seen.

this film is so massively underappreciated in its time. great review

I hadn't heard anything about this movie, nothing, found it odd that I hadn't with Tom Cruise and Jamie Fox being in it. Watched it and was blown away. Always love an under-the-radar movie that over delivers. And Tom Cruise as a bad guy was superb, shame he hasn't done more.

What up Devin! ✊ - “A Few Good Men” (1992) 💯🙏🇺🇸

I love how in the end Vincent loses because he sticks to routine while Max improvises and wins. Brings their convos full circle. Vincent fires his gun the same way the whole movie. 2 in the chest, 1 in the head. He does this twice on the train firing 6 shots where he expects Max to be. = Routine. Max steps out into the open, closes his eyes and just fires wildly. = Imrpovising

“The Count of Monte Cristo” form the 2000’s. I promise you will love it 🔥🎥🍿

Great seeing more people reacting to this underrated masterpiece.

I can't believe it's been almost twenty years since this movie came out...I'm getting old! This was such a departure for Cruise, but he was great. Jamie Foxx was excellent as well.

"Yo homie. Is that my briefcase?"

Devin you should watch "The Accountant" got some dope action.

One of my favorite movies of all time. Underrated masterpiece.

People crap on Tom for his personal life. But praise him for his films. Whether they are action, drama, or thrillers. Guy is a wonderful actor. All I need from him. Could care less about the rest.

THE TOWN (2010) It's one of the best movies ever! or LAWLESS (2012)

Devin I'm kind of going through a tough time right now and your reactions bring a smile to my face so thank you man.

Tom Cruise in this role is super bone chilling, one of my favorites of his! Great reaction!

Vincent is 100% a psychpath. Everything nice he does for Max is manipulation

ive never seen this movie before great video man!

Devin always picks the bangers. This shows Jamie Foxx and Tom Cruise's awesome acting chemistry.

Underrated movie. I liked this from the first time I saw it.

VINCENT AINT PLAYIN'

Love this film, great choice and enjoyed your reaction! Great stuff Devin.

The scene with the coyote crossing the street was real and they caught it when filing and put it in the film. Such a cool moment.

Tom Cruise has played villains or villainous characters in this (Collateral), Tropic Thunder, Taps, and Interview with the Vampire. Though... in all of those movies due to his natural charisma audiences may find themselves liking the characters that he plays in spite of their misdeeds. He has played severely flawed protagonists, anti-heroes, characters with demons and skeletons in their closets, or general assholes who sometimes find redemption but sometimes do not in American Made, Rain Man, Risky Business, Jack Reacher, Valkyrie, Vanilla Sky, Rock of Ages, The Outsiders, The Last Samurai, Born on the Fourth of July, and Magnolia. And of course he is a cocky brat in Top Gun, Days of Thunder, Cocktail, A Few Good Men, The Firm, and probably half of everything else he's ever been in. But this film is probably his most prominent villainous role and the one where he is most clearly supposed to be the bad guy. If you want to see just one more, though, I would check out Tropic Thunder... he's amazing in that even though it's a small role. If you want to check out two... then watch Interview with the Vampire, too.

When an actor who always plays a hero can play “ the killer “ ..... he can play anything 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌟

Tom Cruise is such a great badass villian in this :D One cannot help but to love him a little, but in the end i also like Jamie Fox's character :) Very sympethetic and kind. Just an average Joe trying to survive the pressence of the devil himself XD Tom Cruise is such a delight. Never a boring scene with him in this

This is one of my most favorite movies, nobody reacts to this, so glad you did it Devin

Thanks for doing a reaction to this movie. Wish more folks would react to this movie

Great reaction…. Greater movie….. keep up with the movie reactions G. Greetings from mexico

Watching your channel is always a pleasure. Thanks boss. Keep it up.

I went to see this! It's a great thriller. Great reaction 😄!

Just want to say I really enjoy watching your genuine reactions.

Love your reactions they make me smile and laugh after a rough day of work also I hope you have an amazing week ahead

I have never saw this before and I'm glad you watched it. It was damn good.

Tom Cruise is great as a villain. Wish he took more villain roles. All I can think of is this and Tropic Thunder. Jamie Foxx is great, you should see his movie "Bait."

In my opinion, this is one of Tom Cruise's best performances, he never plays the villain but absolutely nailed it in this movie

The director wanted Tom Cruise for Vincent, but the character was described as someone "people wouldn't notice or that would just blend in with a crowd." Based on that description one of the studio heads thought that Tom wouldn't be able to pull that off as Tom is "too recognizable." So, in order to prove that Tom could pull it off, the director had Tom dress up and work for a day as UPS delivery man. He went around town making deliveries and someone was filming the day with a hidden camera. Tom delivered packages all day, had a lunch in a dinner having conversation with another man in the diner and no one recognized him the entire day. After being shown the footage of the day, the studio signed off on Tom playing Vincent.

I know nothing about you, but I like how you talk about stuff. Great reactions on the movies I've seen you do. Keep doing your thing.

Sick movie! Tom Cruise is an amazing villain and I wish he would play them more often.

This is probably 1 of my top 5 movies. I love Tom Cruise as a villian.

Love this movie. Glad you reacted to it. Yes, Tom Cruise rarely plays a villain but he was so good as the villain wasn’t he? Loved his silver hair too. So many good actors in this too. Just a good story. Yeah, Vincent was a unusual character. Underneath he had some goodness but still he was a killer. Complexities for sure. Good reaction Devin!😀

hey glad to see u on the couch sit back get comfortable this is a good hitman movie doesnt get talked about alot

When I saw the movie when it came out.. I laught my ass off.. "didn't have your seatbelt on" 😆😆😆

I remember when this was released, there was this big outcry about Cruise playing a villain - and with salt & pepper hair, no less! (Really?...), but it was also the beginning of about a 10-year span in which Jamie Foxx put on a string of simply kick-ass performances. Collatteral, Ray, Jarhead, Miami Vice, The Kingdom, and Django Unchained, and I think there's one or two more thrown in there, where he just kills it on screen. He really shines in those films. He's still just as busy, but you don't hear much about him anymore, for some reason.

I really wish Tom Cruise would play more villains. I fucking loved him in this.

That was great. Another movie that reminds me of this one is 'changing lanes" that one is really good. Oh I'd love to see you watch "falling down" as well. That's one of the best movies ever made.

One of my favorite movies of all time. Can't wait to see what you have to say

Awesome reaction. Thank u!!

Cruise plays the role of a cold blooded killer so well cause he's already a sociopath irl

I haven't watched this movie in such a long time, I forgot how many amazing actors were in it with minor roles (e.g. Mark Ruffalo, Javier Bardem, Emilio Rivera, Debi Mazar, and Bruce McGill).

Brother I been asking from day one of your channel Men of Honor. With Cuba Gooding Jr annd Robert Deniro. Sorry I had kidney failure last year im still getting on my feet so patreon is alil beyond me but hope my likes and comments help my brother! You got my full support. Also great spot as Jason Statham as the Transporter in the beginning of this movie. Micheal Mann was like...yeah okay its Cannon lol

Was late this time but I’m here 💯💪🏾

If you like Tom Cruise action you need to watch Edge of Tomorrow/Live Die Repeat. Such a great underrated movie.

Tom Cruise was a Semi-Bad guy lol most of the people he took out were bad but a little good people sprinkled in there as well lol

Interviews with the Vampire, Tom Cruise plays a bad guy. And he kills it in that movie

Vincent had to give Max hope of survival. After all Max had seen Vincents face and knew what he did. Being civil towards people and giving Max advice what to do in the future after surviving the night might make Max less likely to fight back and play his part without too much protest in Vincents plan.

Tom cruise needs to be a villain more often

Heat!!!!, its the baddest movie from the same director.

Cruise was The Vampire Lestat in Interview with a Vampire and he was kind of a villain! Some killers show random acts of kindness, the killer in Seinfeld and was a generous Tipper! 😆

This movie so good I remember the first time I watched I was actually kinda rooting for Vincent

See Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder. See Jamie Foxx in Horrible Bosses. Two really darn funny supporting roles they play.

“Equilibrium” With Christian Bale- 👌👊🏻

Devin, your upbeat energy and massive positivity, just radiates and draws people in. Watching your reactions, I feel like I'm there, hanging out with a homeboy and watching the movie. Not in like a bad parasocial relationship way....well, I guess it's the definition, but just not in a delusional way, lol. I just used it as an example to express that you are kickin ass and this channel deserves nothing but growth, growth and more growth! Cheers!

Sorry I'm late to this. Been some life stuff lately, but always happy to come back and see you reacting to some of my favorite movies. If you like this, maybe check out Meeting Evil. I think you'll enjoy it.

14:26 The antagonist you just watched in No Country For Old Men.

All the times Tom Cruises Vincent was seeming nice or caring he wasn't. He was doing and saying what it took to get the mission done. He didn't care, did what he had to in order to proceed.

Freaked out by the sounds of the gunshots at the movies

"The hit list" starring Cuba gooding, very similar to this film 🤙

I really enjoyed this movie until the end. It didn't make sense that the expert would lose to a cab driver.

Once again, you're doin' the good stuff. 'Love this movie! Now maybe all the copycats can react to this. Thanks for being there first - PS Two other movies with Tom Cruise that are worth seeing (and i t hink you could do a reaction to them both) : RAIN MAN WAR OF THE WORLDS Peace -

another movie where Tom plays a villain is Interview With A Vampire. One of my new favorite Tom Cruise movies

It doesn't seem like an important scene to the movie but I love the coyote scene along with the song "Shadow on the sun" when they're heading to the club

I want to see John Wick and Vincent working together, or against each other. Either way, that crossover would be hype af.

Hoodlum 1997...it got Lawrence Fishbourne, Tim Roth, and Cecily Tyson

“The Accountant” 💯🔥🤙🏽😎

18:47 Quick tip: if you’re calling 911, always give your location/address first, then your name, what you need (ambulance/fire dept/police), and then what’s going on/happened (intruder/fire/injury)! If you get disconnected, at least they’ll have your location!

This is one of my all time favorite movies

"You promise not to tell anybody?.... Get in the f*cking car."

Brilliant film. Note how Vincent chastises Max for being such a creature of habit and never doing anything spontaneous. Meanwhile, Vincent is a creature of habit himself, the cops even talk about the other cab driver who went on a rampage but a detective always thought there was another person. VIncect used the same tactics and it gets him killed. Look at the door between the train cars, there are two bullet holes where Max's chest should be and one at head level. Vincent took the same shot he does throughout the film, what shooters call the Mozambique drill, two to the body and one to the head. the shoot hit the door and not Max. Meanwhile, Max does something spontaneous for the first time in his life and shoots randomly through the door, and a lucky shot hits Vincent.

The Good Lord Bird is a mini series based on a book. It’s about an abolitionist right before the US civil war, and his way of completing the mission of abolition.

It would be crazy to be in this situation, good reaction though. Can you react to Wind River or Thunder Heart ty

Ur absolutely correct in ur assessment. Vincent had done this before with another cab driver. He intended to kill Max at the end of the night just like the other cabbie. Vincent was playing Max to keep him under control. U see him do the same thing at the jazz club with the owner. He manipulated his emotional attachment to jazz and Miles Davis to keep him there for the right moment. Thats why the scene with the coyote is so important. Like Vincent, the animal must kill to survive but one day he must, in turn, be killed. I think Vincent saw himself in that creature.

React to The Game starring Michael Douglas and Sean Penn. A slightly forgotten gem!

The rocky movies, lets start the journey

He wasn't kind,he was logical,at least in his world.

Dredd will fill your action movie needs.

This and heat. Are my two favorites

Hell yeah! I love this movie! 👍✌

Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx. Amazing

Another banger of a film it's been a min since I seen it gonna have 2 rematch it 4 sure

Nice reaction. You might like to react to the 80's classic: "To Live and DIe in LA."