Miami Vice

Colin Farrell Actor , Jamie Foxx Actor , Gong Li Actor , Naomie Harris Actor , Ciarán Hinds Actor

MPAA Rating: NR
Contains:Graphic Violence,Adult Situations,Profanity,Sexual Situations

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Miami Vice

Theatrical Release Date: 2006 07 28 (USA)

UPC: 025195041744

Studio: Universal Studios

MPAA Rating: NR Contains:[Graphic Violence, Adult Situations, Profanity, Sexual Situations]

Summary: Writer and director Michael Mann updates the groundbreaking television crime series he created in the 1980s with this stylish thriller. Ricardo Tubbs (Jamie Foxx) and Sonny Crockett (Colin Farrell) are two police detectives working undercover in Florida; Tubbs is smart, cool, and resourceful, while Crockett has his own way of doing things, though he stays close enough to the rules to stay out of trouble. Their latest assignment is to get the goods on Arcangel de Jesus Montoya (Luis Tosar), a local drug kingpin whose men are believed to be responsible for a handful of recent murders. In order to infiltrate Montoya's operation, Tubbs and Crockett pose as powerboat racers willing to use their talents to pilot drug-smuggling ships for the right price. The detectives' ruse works, but as they dig deeper into Montoya's inner circle, they become involved in a dangerous operation that will take them to Haiti and Cuba, where neither the Miami Police Force nor the United States government can help them if things go wrong. Crockett also begins walking a risky path when he begins an affair with Isabella (Gong Li), a woman high up in Montoya's organization. Miami Vice marked Michael Mann's third consecutive directorial effort with Jamie Foxx after Ali and Collateral. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Category: Crime

Awards: Best Editing – Satellite Awards

Features: Miami Vice Undercover
Miami & Beyond: Shooting on location
Visualizing Miami Vice
Behind the scenes featurettes
Gun Training
Haitian Hotel Camera Blocking
Mojo Race
Feature commentary with Writer/Director Michael Mann