You know the people who complain that Tom Cruise isn't a good actor? Well, those people clearly never saw Collateral (2004), Michael Mann's insightful thriller that puts Cruise and Jamie Foxx in the driver's seat.

Collateral's hook is actually the least interesting thing about it - the conversations between Cruise and Foxx are where the film comes alive. Mann elevates the action with a gripping dichotomy between a heartless terror succeeding in his career and a decent, honest working man falling asleep at the wheel as the world passes him by.

The Deep Question: What's a TV show you'd like to see adapted into a movie?


This Week's Features:
Collateral (2004)

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We're Cinema, Cinema Drive. People call us Cinema Drive.

Jason and Ryan revisit the impact of this 1994 triumph and what Forrest means to this narrative and to the people around him. Why did Forrest Gump (1994) resonate? How does it hold up over 30 years later?

The Deep Question: The doorbell rings! Barbara Broccoli has sent you a telegram hand-delivered by Daniel Craig, who invites himself in to talk about the finer details of his Bond characterization. As he casts a critical eye upon your tea selection, you hastily read the telegram and learn that you've been tasked with coming up with the next Bond film title. What will it be?


This Week's Features:
Forrest Gump (1994)

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Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock sped across the silver screen over 30 years ago, but Speed (1994) is still one of the greatest action movies of all time! Cinema Drive continues its summer flick celebrations with this simple yet gripping film.

The Deep Question: Of all the comedians of yore (the 1980s) who do you most want to see in a great comeback film?


This Week's Features:
Speed (1994)

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