Miami Vice (Final Scene)

Sontuoso finale del film del 2006, diretto da Michael Mann. In lingua originale.

[@DominicanOps]

One of the best movies of the 2000s. Extremely underrated film. Absolutely love it. This ending was excellent.

[@buddry538]

Crazy how mann had to rewrite the entire ending because jamie foxx refused to be on set at the location.

[@davidfkennedy7816]

jjswatt damn really? What was the location he refused to be at?

[@buddry538]

Dominican 🇩🇴.. apparently there was a war goin on.. Jamie Foxx refused to finish and left. Michael Mann had to re write the ending. I mean I get it... kinda.. Foxx just won the best actor for Ray so was a A list at the time. And he was pissed colin farrell got paid more. Im not an actor so I don't get it lol. But, if its micheal mann I just shut up and work!

[@qarsiq]

you said all that need to be said.

[@aaronzywicki8683]

I Don't Know Why Some People Didn't Like It .

[@frederickbarbarossa93]

One of the most beautifully shot films ever with an amazing soundtrack. This film Never got the credit it deserved. Michael Mann is awesome

[@rizzo-films]

The visuals are SOOO low-key amazing. Some shots are obvious works of art but overall much of its artistic power is subtle. It's in the texture and dreamy color of the grain on people's faces when its too dark, its in the shaky hand-held shots that look like someone just grabbed a camera and started shooting, but somehow found the perfect angle. You can tell that Mann and his crew really went for it with these old HD cameras and probably did a lot of testing to get this look which now, to me, is signature. At the time it felt like they were just jumping on the digital train but now its clearly a distinct look that still feels fresh.

[@dirkpeterson9798]

classic Michael Mann.

[@sergeymeshkov]

Anthony Rizzo actually these cameras were cutting edge at that time, Thompson even won an Oscar for them. The thing here is that Mann could have tried to make it look more filmic and cinematic but he didn’t and purposefully had 360 angle on them to make motion more smooth, which gives it hyper realistic feel.

[@87TheAnswer]

One of the most underrated movies in history IMO. Especially when you consider the amount of issues they had whilst filming with what happened on set and that Colin Farrell was at peak of his alcoholism and drug taking during this! He himself admits he can hardly recall even doing it!

[@kriminalrekordz]

Who's music is on this (too good to last) 🆑osing scene, with a piano?

[@marcusmagik]

I love Colin's facial expression at the 4:34 mark and when he looks back at her a final time before turning away like "this really is goodbye" it just hits me everytime. Great movie that deserved more recognition. Mann delivered.

[@TheOmegaAlfa]

Practiced with his contemporary wife. ;)

[@william_mauss]

I always have the same feeling too. Colin is an excellent actor. If I were Mann, I would have made this ending a few seconds longer

[@1TrueScott]

Perfect comment man

[@RosettisRevenge]

The last few seconds when Crockett walks towards the hospital to be there for his closest friend, after everything he's been through, choosing to keep going and stay on the only path he knows gives me shivers.

[@buddry538]

I have to walk into hospital like that from now on!

[@JudgeDredd_]

@@buddry538 Hahahaha

[@JudgeDredd_]

Loved that scene. Perfect ending

[@Erynnin]

​@@buddry538 perfect comment by friend!

[@michaeldrumm3711]

@@buddry538 you always do it like that

[@jchase5152]

Amazing how much a soundtrack can make a movie great. The ending tune makes this movie

[@adanrios7951]

When I saw this in theaters - there was just applause when “MIAMI VICE” appeared on screen.

[@estebanflores210]

what an epic moment in movie and in the theater

[@johnmullins6037]

They vast number of remake's are not as good as the original. This one is way better than the original

[@fallinginthed33p]

​@@johnmullins6037the series felt rooted in the 80s. The movie feels timeless.

[@johnmullins6037]

@@adanrios7951 I am addicted. I had the serious when DVDs came out I worked in a West Coast video part time because my friend and coworker at my bank kept nagging me to try it out. 🎿 💰. The movie is waaaaay better. The actors, the story, Michael Mann the great director and the film locations!

[@herbiee22]

You either get this film or you don't. It doesn't need explaining. It can't be explained. It's a masterpiece. Have watched it over a dozen times. Everything about it oozes quality and class. It can't be improved upon. And as with all good films - the end is not neatly wrapped up. It leaves you thinking about what may or could happen....

[@splatbubble]

Thank you. The original series never had anything wrapped up, either. It was always a day in the life for a handful of officers in Miami, doing their job. Stuff happened.

[@aldobueno6482]

Word brother

[@YERO01]

Should have been a sequel.....Instead of a return of calderone...a return of Archangel de Jesus Montoya... Valeu!

[@paulcollins8856]

Are you fucking serious this was an absolute abomination of a movie

[@JudgeDredd_]

I think I've seen this movie waaay too many times and I still think about it often

[@davidfkennedy7816]

The shot that frames the windswept palm tree in the empty doorframe is one of the saddest and most beautiful shots I’ve ever seen in a film. It just hits me so hard for some reason. Following it up with all the close ups of them together followed by the shot of her looking away is just heart shattering. Perfect.

[@DanielAurelioGaleazzo]

Michael Mann is a magician, the shooting scenes of this movie must be teached in all movie maker schools. The soundtrack are absolutely sublime.

[@wreccen]

What a movie man. "This was too good to last"

[@TR-kj1dn]

💯

[@N-T-W]

The most iconic scenes. They nailed it in so many ways its magic

[@sgrafx]

Underrated movie.

[@TheDonuan]

Good Guy Way underrated. words cannot describe.

[@sgrafx]

Agreed, love this movie. I think because most ppl cant divorce the original series from this re-imagining. But I think it plays.

[@xcon4ever1]

Good Time Guy I was surprised it wasn't taken well ....i always felt it was a good movie of a great tv show

[@leocmen]

Good Time Guy One of the most under rated movies of ALL times. Amazing cinematography

[@jerseysautos1ky]

People don't Understand how Mann makes his movies. The TV series was one big movie lol.

[@ItzFantasma]

This is how I picture the end of GTA 6 after Lucia finds out Jason is an undercover cop but he helps her get away in the end

[@RosettisRevenge]

Wouldn’t that be awesome if that’s one of the endings you can get 😀

[@ItzFantasma]

@@RosettisRevenge For real!!

[@f8talfury]

Man!

[@AntonioCaggiano-y9c]

Rockstar got inspiration from Mann's movies previously, like Heat for the armored truck score in GTA 5. Add to this the fact that the next chapter will take place in Florida-resembling surroundings. Definitely wouldn't mind an ending like this.

[@markkarjaluoto5628]

Auto Rock by Mogwai was awesome in wrapping up the movie.

[@rizzo-films]

I agree. It has that sense of seeing the inevitable in front of you, it's decided, but you have a weight in the pit of your stomach as now you just have to go through with it, which I hear in the low notes. The rhythm of the editing playing off the piano creates anticipation even though the characters have already made up their minds. It's repetitive but it builds. So good.

[@victorcamacho7479]

Gracias bro

[@splatbubble]

@@victorcamacho7479 you know you can play the whole Magwai AutoRock theme on the black keys? It's really quite elegant. Crikey I love this movie.

[@mthslzztt7468]

That was Mogwai? what the fuck, this movie just keeps on giving

[@jaybird9255]

To want someone so bad but you know that this is not the right time. Anyone who has loved someone can relate. Timeless classic and yes, completely underrated. They couldn't have picked two better actors to play the iconic duo. Masterful, beautiful, emotional, and exciting! M. Mann outdid himself with this one. Love it!

[@prometheuscastles]

Michael Mann makes THE best films

[@nakumastone715]

Prometheus Castles ever seen Theif

[@arrrgee]

Great acting, great writing, great directing, great soundtrack, great visuals, what more do you need?!?!

[@IDKeffect82]

Loved every moment of this film. The ending tone gives me goosebumps.

[@roybragg9915]

What is the name of the instrumental at the end

[@IDKeffect82]

@@roybragg9915 mogwoa auto rock. I could be wrong.

[@buddry538]

Mogwai

[@johnson_]

I read there was a different ending that wasn't filmed after Jamie Foxx pulled out, but I think this one was pretty solid. It's a non-ending, like the movie has a non-beginning

[@germaxicus6670]

Not sure why I didn't watch this movie when it came out. But recently watched on Amazon. I knew there was something special about this movie. Had no idea it was Michael Mann. I'm obsessed with this movie now! It is cinematic art only the way Mann can pull it off!

[@abaresti8216]

The one on Amazon is not the full length directs cut, which is available on you KZbin; its about a half hour longer and the movie makes more sense with the additional material.

[@germaxicus6670]

@@abaresti8216 thanks much for letting me know! Gonna watch it!

[@markg999]

Yeah I really love this movie also...its really good. Great soundtrack.

[@1MykHyn]

Doesn't make sense how underrated this movie is. Kind of glad it is. It's my own personal little favorite top 3 of all time. Especially that Jay z Lincoln park encore during the movie damn this movie is amazing

[@VividManify]

The best part is the ending is life. There is no ending...the grind continues 💪🏿

[@artosin]

I saw this movie on cinemas back then in 2006. I LOVED IT! I was only 17 years old. Too much style, soundtrack, acting for 2000 viewers... It deserved so much More. And this ending...😔😔 This ending 😭😭😭

[@CarlosHenrique-mp6hr]

"This is cinema" - Martin Scorsese

[@horror_fam0847]

I grew up with this show as a kid my dad would always watch this show and in some way I got into it also, but this movie really well done Michael Mann really did something special I feel he raised the bar on this series

[@dirbrody]

One of the best films of 2006…

[@wscaff]

Star crossed love is the bitterest experience. So well captured here.

[@jamiechiz]

RIP Chris Cornell

[@Harm88]

Hell yes - biggest talent in "grunge"

[@wxbrooks]

The atmosphere of this film is a protagonist in itself! One of my fav films cinematographically.

[@flagal519]

Fabulous movie, heartbreaking ending. A masterpiece, indeed.

[@TheHenricus69]

Michael Mann is THE MAN!

[@jmaher2795]

This movie is a masterpiece. M.Mann is a genius.

[@toddwoods582]

I love the original series, and I love this movie.

[@goncalopintomendes8065]

A masterpiece.

[@normandy1140]

Classy movie. I think the style of the movie is probably ahead of its time.

[@TechNoir-wz5ic]

I have always loved this movie ever since the first time i saw it in 2006. The mixed reception it received at the time was inevitable i think people at the time were expecting the movie to be a lot like the iconic TV series,or people who weren't that familiar with the TV series were expecting a movie among the lines of Bad Boys Or Lethal Weapon but i love the fact that Miami Vice was so different from those other movies and stands on it's own. It's really a mood piece a lot like Michael Mann's other movies i thought it was really interesting how Crockett and Tubbs's relationship in this movie was almost telepathic and few lines of dialogue were exchanged between the two of them it really does separate itself from other movies of this kind its a shame Michael Mann never got to shot the ending he originally intended but still a great movie with a very intense brooding reflective thinking and underrated performance by Colin Farrell.......

[@TechNoir-wz5ic]

@ Well After gunshots were fired on the set in the Dominican Republic Jamie Foxx left the country and refused to work outside of the United States, so Michael Mann was left in a position were he had to change the ending and shot it in Miami, the original ending was supposed to be filmed in Uruguay and apparently that ending would have been a lot more dramatic but there are no specific details about what was to happen in the original ending.......

[@coreymitchell2756]

Coming to the resolution of the plot is brilliant. The ending of this movie is how a sequel is to be created.

Corey Mitchell too bad we’ll never get one

[@Raving]

In 2002 a women I had been talking to online and on the phone flew to Texas to meet me. I picked her up at the airport on my motorcycle, She was everything I had been told to expect and a lot more. Those three days together are even now the best three days of my life. I replay our last few miles on my bike as we headed to the airport, our last cup of coffee in an airport lounge. Our walk together to the gate. The last time she pressed her lips to mine. The last look before she disappeared from my view. I replay that in my head with this music and it seems even more tragic.

[@YERO01]

Double Diablo mi hermano... diddo for me 2010 Rio de Janeiro...... SMH Valeu!

[@qiang5952]

Double Diablo what happened... ?

[@gmartinez7905]

Double Diablo This is the first comment I’ve ever done in youtube and I just want to say that the same thing happened to me. I totally understand you bro.

[@herbiee22]

I've had several encounters like that. And all I can I say is dor me what makes them special is the intensity and the abrupt end. If you had seen her again it would not have been as deep or as intense and you would not have been as vulnerable and yet satisfied at the same time. I store those memories into neat pockets in my mind, and every now and then I remember them and relive them momentarily.

[@ray24051]

Cool story bro but let me call a friend of mine who's an expert on cool stories so we can know what we're dealing with here.

[@luvslogistics1725]

One of the great underrated films. The actors didn’t talk to the audience but to each other and in a genuine way cops working these types of missions would, in hushed tones with scanning alert glances. The cinematography phenomenal but the script was real. Loved the failure at the end and the heartbreak, making it more real. Basically you don’t get flawed heroes like this anymore, just strong determined women without any weakness and doubting emotionally fragile men.

[@egocento]

Rivisto ieri sera, gran film, grande interpretazione di Farrel

[@KeeverConstruction]

I’ve said for YEARS that he needs to make a Miami Vice Sequel!!! The way he perfectly crafter this movie together and it leaves so many rabbit holes to continue off. As far as directorial craftsmanship and screen writing and acting this is one of the literal best EVER!

[@wadehenninger5250]

Would absolutely LOVE a sequel!!!!!

[@bradydavis5791]

That closing shot of Crockett seeing Tubbs and Trudy, this is literally me. I'd do anything for my homie. Laurence Sledge. You're the man, bro. Friends since the sandbox at age 7 and we both pushing 40.

[@adler9213]

"Luck ran out" :)

[@mikemackay86]

I have nostalgia from this movie. It was my first date with my first girlfriend ( and the only ex I'm still friends with) Good times

[@tucko11]

Please bring a sequel !

[@ronlawray1563]

Loved the movie...final departing scene truly touching knowing they will never see each other again...

[@barebarekun161]

Didn't get the film at all in the the theater as a kid, I was 12 at the time. But as I got older man I just realized I witnessed a masterpiece and I just didn't understand at the time. This ending proved just that it nearly broked me on what could have been and what brings for the duo.

[@brettdasovic]

One of those movies I have always loved despite its critical reception. I think now that along with that amazing mogwai song the tone and execution of that final goodbye benefits an almost unlimited amount by the dark windy weather that just seemed too real to be able to fake.

[@Aj-hs4ql]

It's shot like that because the ending is actually a dream. Both Crockett and his GF died in the shootout, Tubb's GF dies in the hospital. The ending had to be rewritten cause Foxx refused to stay in Central America and continue filming; which pissed of the studio and the director, costing the production millions, and taking shooting an extra two months. The director ( Michael Mann ) knew he was not going to be able to a sequel so it was his way off killing everybody off, except Tubbs. The reason he left Tubbs alive in his cut of the move, was a big Fuck you to Jaime Foxx to remind him of what he did in screwing up what was suppose to be a three franchise movie.

[@birdredwoods2189]

Along with the cold hard expressionless face of Gong Li which only adds to the appeal .

[@bobbyb1233]

it was shot during hurricane season

[@YERO01]

Damn..good intel......that's jacked up if JF really did this...I heard he got scared in DR after some locals got bodied near the scene of filming...the movie clearly was sequel material...SMH Valeu!

[@dannilee4973]

Love that music as she fades away and trudy wakes up from a coma one of ,y favorite movies of all time.

[@Backtothehat]

4:34. Letting her go when you want to keep her. I miss you, baby.😔

[@skill14]

I hated this movie when I saw it over 10 years ago. Absolutely love it now. Guess I was expecting something completely different then

[@parkjamesshaw3189]

GREAT CALL NICK B. DONNY WAYNE JOHNSON TOLD COLLIN F TO GIVE DONS JOCKSTRAP BACK WHEN HE'S DUN.

[@v-trigger6137]

this movies ages like a fine wine

[@buddry538]

I left the theater in 06 like.. "ehhhh it's ok I guess" Re watching this now... this is a freaking masterpiece down to the directing, acting, score, and cinematography...

[@wreccen]

You are so right, the same thing happened to me. I didn't hate id tho, I was like: okay, a move. But I watched it again yesterday and I can't stop thinking about it now, lol. Was I dumb before?

[@LotusMusicGermany]

Great atmosphere! Watched it at a cinema the first time. I still remember it well. Fantastic movie.

[@MrWizardsMusic]

We just came from this exact spot which is in sugarloaf key the house is gone now n the people who owned it donated it to the park so that’s what it is now . Seriously awesome hidden gem. From that bridge is the Atlantic from what they are watching the other side is the gulf bad ass area didn’t know it was in the movie until after we were there

[@nickwilson2274]

Thank you for this I been obsessed with trying to find this location for the longest

[@wadehenninger5250]

Any idea how long ago they tore the house down? And why? Always wanted to visit this location but without the house it loses a bit of it's luster😢

[@truslyd]

​@@wadehenninger5250hurricanes probably

[@GreatZob]

This was a Bad Ass movie!

[@muhammedalsalman9853]

One of my favourite movies i love it a lot.

[@IDKeffect82]

Same here

[@cmdaga]

One of my all time favorite films. While Heat & Blackhat were sensational and there was The Insider & Public Enemies with all the style, nothing could or will ever come close to the greatness of Miami Vice - on TV or film. There is just so much emotion, depth and thought in each frame - that it blows me away every time I revisit it. While I would have loved to know the original ending Mann had planned for this movie, I still love it the way it is. Also, having watched it just after the TV series, the impact was as memorable as any other major event in my life. Mesmerizing.

[@abaresti8216]

Original ending is they capture Yero, but the drug kingpin kills Isabella, Crockett lets Yero go free cause he tells the location of where to find the drug Kingpin. Tubbs is furious with Crocket for making that deal and does not go with him to find and kill him, but eventually joins him. They kill the kingpin. The end of the movie was suppose to have Crockett questioning whats it all worth if Isaballa is dead and Yero ended up taking control of the Drug Kingpins cartel. Setting up movie number two that never happened. This came from a Reddit piece with John Ortiz who played Yero.

[@cmdaga]

@@abaresti8216 oh wow! That would have actually made for a dramatic closure. But I still like this one. It made Crockett a bit more real. Thank you for sharing.

[@abaresti8216]

Yea, would like to know what motivated Mann for the ending montage. It's obviously a hodgepodge put together after the original script. I have read that Isabella riding off in the ocean signified her death, Crockett walking into the light at the hospital signified his death, and if you watch closely, the last scene where Tubbs and Judy are holding hands freezes right before it changes scenes; signifies her death also, as time comes to a stop. The theory is Mann left only Tubbs alive as a giant F you to Jaime Foxx for ruining his scripted ending and being a major factor in the turmoil that lead to a 2nd movie never being made. Who knows, but those are pretty cool theories. One thing I did catch was the ending scene where Crockett walking into the hospital is actually from the scene where he had his final phone call with Yero. He's holding the cell phone in his hand, his hair is down ( not in a ponytail ) wearing the same clothes, and he's obviously in the hospital parking lot.

[@cmdaga]

@@abaresti8216 I prefer to bask in the impact of what Mann delivered. Jamie Foxx ultimately got what he deserved from his career. Also, sometimes, it's just better not to have a sequel. The importance of that movie only enhances over time.

[@emilio2647]

@@cmdaga if they ever make a sequel to this film I want see John Leguizamo as a villain in it.

[@gregslav6755]

Michael Mann is my favorite!!!! Great movie! Great music!

[@majkeralexmajkrak6090]

Love this movie and soundtrack

[@Dholoko]

Collateral. Miami Vice. I love the Michael Man style

[@evertonporter7887]

Imagine if Mann did a Bond movie! That I would watch.

Don’t forget about Heat

[@DNModels]

Most underrated action movie ever.

[@TheFragranceDressier]

Film was iconic as the TV series love this ending

[@ripseven]

Please make a part 2 already 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@handsomeDRAC]

For all you guys who enjoyed this movie then you will love the original miami vice tv series from the 80s. It oozes with the same serious tone and coolness.

handsome DRAC I love the tv series. I just started watching it.

[@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164]

This new miami vice remake does a good job of representing the classic Miami Vice ambience.

[@lukedaley17]

The song in the end was brilliant. Would’ve loved to hear at least a remix of the tv show theme in the end credits.

[@ChipJones421]

I always think of "love" when it comes to this ending. Tubbs and Trudy are very much in love. Crockett has feelings for Isabella, but he does not love her. It hurts to send her away but it is what is best for both of them. Isabella however loves Crockett, hence her starting out at the house until the last possible moment where visibility is 100%. Then her looking to the horizon signifies her knowing she has to look ahead and not behind, and to leave all of that, behind. And when we cut to Crockett arriving at the hospital to see Tubbs and Trudy... people who he deeply loves.... it just hits home.

[@vehbi75]

'was too good to last' and then Mogwai's piano, chilling...

[@b.j.robison2972]

I love pretty much all Michael Mann films.

[@magnuskallas]

I cry every time.

[@edwardjacob8803]

2019-my all time favorite show in the 80's...Collin farrow I really think did a nice movie.

[@lollobarzo1]

Cinema at its finest

[@StreamGawd]

These comments are f'n awesome

[@puniopenetrante]

For those who asking, the name of the song is Shape of Things to Come from Audioslave.

[@jstriker623]

Drug lord's realtor: "So...are you going to be looking for another property with a few twenty story waterfalls on it?"

[@kicsipupi]

imdb 6.0 score??? really?:) this is 1 of the best films ever!...for me

[@CarlosHenrique-mp6hr]

No doubt!

[@edwardjacob8803]

2019-i used to live in Clearwater beach Florida. I always wanted to be Crockett...

[@johnschlutz8644]

Jim Kiick of the 72 Dolphins became a private detective in Broward Country for the public defenders office after football while miami vice was in full swing. Image what 'sandance kid' his nickname who just died this week had for a life back then. Cheers....... 'sandance'...

[@SoulFromSaturn]

Micheal Mann is fantastic, he also made HEAT and COLLATERAL, starring Tom Cruise, and the music in that movie is as good as the last 2 minutes of THIS movie, check his work out.

[@KeeverConstruction]

And blackhat

[@SoulFromSaturn]

@@KeeverConstruction ok, I'll C I O

[@MadMan731]

Gives me chills.

[@jamesmartinez6679]

No one cuts to black like Michael Mann.

[@abaresti8216]

The final scene where Crockett is walking into the hospital is actually from the scene with his final phone call with Yero to negotiate the final drug buy. You can see he still has his phone in his hand. Michael Mann came up with the final montage with the music from Mogwai when he had to scrap the original ending which was to be filled in Paraguay. The original ending had the the drug lord killing Isebella and Jose Yero giving up the drug lord in order to save himself.

[@buddry538]

Yeah didn't Jamie Foxx leave the movie and Mann had to re write the ending?

[@abaresti8216]

Foxx refused to return to Paraguay to finish the ending Mann had written. Mann was then left with the choice to move that same production to South Florida or come up with a different ending. By this time the movie was well on it's way to be over budget and over it's production schedule, so Mann was forced to write this hodgepodge ending. I don't think anybody was happy with it as the ending shootout was typical of anything you see in most action movies. Which makes the theory that the ending montage is loaded with subliminal messages practical. Trudy dies cause if you pay close attention, the film freezes right before it cuts off to the next scene, signaling time has come to a stop. Isabella being taken away by Frank back to Cuba signals the end of her life, and Crocket walking into the light signals his life. Crocket & Isabela if you go by the theory, died in the shootout. Which leaves only Foxx alive at the end, but why? It's Mann's message to Foxx and a giant F you for pretty much ruining what was supposes to a franchise of films. He's the only one left standing with nothing.

[@emilio2647]

@@abaresti8216 it sounds like Janie Foxx is a difficult man to work with. He reminds of Steven Seagal.

[@RShadow12]

@@abaresti8216 None of what you are saying holds weight. First, a freeze frame doesn't mean that Trudy dies lmao. She literally just woke up from her coma, which is clearly intended by Mann because we see it and he emphasizes it. We see her move her hand, wake up, and Rico call for a nurse. A freeze frame captures a moment, and as Trudy looks at Rico and we freeze frame on their hands locked together, the moment is that Trudy is going to live and Rico is by her side. And Isabella was never going to die in any version of the film. You can read Mann's first draft of Miami Vice from 2004, and in it, Crockett and Isabella have to separate from each other at the end of the film, just as we see in the final film here. In the first draft, they even have the same "Time is luck" and "Well luck ran out. This was too good to last" conversation before separating. Nothing in the final film indicates that Crockett and Isabella "died in the shootout," and Isabella going back to Cuba doesn't signal the "end of her life." The real and intended message from Mann is that they both have to continue their lives, hers in Cuba, Crockett's in Miami, never to see each other again but maintaining only the memories of time spent with one another. Isabella turning her gaze from the shore to the distant ocean emphasizes this for her, and the final shot of the film with Crockett going to the hospital to his team emphasizes it for him. The message is right there, and this message was ALWAYS intended by Mann. So in essence, everything YOU wrote and your little "theory" is complete bullshit lmao. And the fact you tried to “justify” all that bullshit with even more bullshit by lying that Mann deliberately wanted to fuck over Foxx is just the cherry on top. Like, dude, your comment is riddled with nothing but blatant lies and nonsensical theories that are contradicted by the actual intention of the film and its true production history.

[@estebanflores210]

@@abaresti8216 Crockett and Tubbs in the series remained alive although they had moments between life and death especially Tubbs... Why make a movie that you can barely recognize with the name of the franchise which has in the process killing one of the protagonists, I know this is not the TV show but with that way of change it would have been better that the characters had been other policemen agents not Sonny and Rico. If Crockett and Isabella died there would be nothing left, just a policeman without a partner and also without a wife, with that ending that was thought better the movie should have been called “death in the line of duty” with neon color if he wanted :v but not Miami Vice The result of the movie would have been worse with that ending. At least with the bitter taste that they are alive but they cannot be together, a kind of frustrated romance that works.

[@AlejandroMartinez-vj4wm]

BROKEN HEARTS IN BOTH SIDE OF LIFE ....

[@MindFitWithVick]

I absolutely loved this movie! One of my favorite films of all time.

[@derrix4]

Good movie love the tv show

[@kyrilkaplan5011]

Mann is the man....

[@robertbowser3774]

Fuckin love this ending

[@Aj-hs4ql]

the ending is actually a dream.

[@berlin7und40]

Michael Mann

[@mouradmhm3244]

Michael Mann is The Man.

[@DonTracy-y9i]

Some times it is too good to last mel . ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@team56th]

Oh my god, I always knew MV2006 was a film about vacation, but always wondered "Why?" I think now I know... The ending is where all the makeshift identities and lavish undercover life comes undone and we all have to come back to life, for better or worse. We loathe to let it go, just like Gong Li can't seem to take her mind off the coast, but in the end we all come back to where works are... Never thought I would relate to this film this hard

[@TR-kj1dn]

Collin killed it w MV. GREAT MOVIE. Fox was cool as shit as Tubbs!!!

[@chefdanielbrown6396]

“a man named Frank is gonna come in a boat”…..classic who’s watching in #2022💯

[@buddry538]

Tv series?

[@mikegriffin104]

Yolanda was it good to last? Were we too good to last?

[@dodongbalbas5643]

Collateral- Shadow on the Sun Miami Vice- Shape of Things to Come Wide Awake Michael Mann is a big fan of Audioslave

[@MarcGaglione-qh2ht]

Still great

[@jameshoch4306]

I really enjoyed this film I felt it stuck true to the show

[@frosty8269]

How the fuck does this have a 47% on rotten tomatoes?? this film is incredible.

[@traumatikzone6605]

The name of the song at 0:51 from 1:50?

[@natsukibarususubaru]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqDUg4OErcyNiqssi=67UjOX7_QaKbhA8I

[@MarcGaglione-qh2ht]

I get letting a woman go. It may be love but it's poison

[@Slice9878]

What is the name of the track? It's excellent.

[@futuretraveldrone]

2 days ago i’ve Been there where they shoot last scene. It’s on Florida Keys next to Key West. ;)))

[@abaresti8216]

Do you have the exact location so we can find it on Google Maps?

[@futuretraveldrone]

It's Sammy Creek Landing. Next to Old State Rd 4a. House is demolished.

[@abaresti8216]

Thank again

[@futuretraveldrone]

Yes It is , enjoy. Thanks for a link. I've got some drone footage on this place. I'm gonna publish it in youtube soon.

[@abaresti8216]

Look forward to it, can you please place a link on this comments section.