Holy shit, this is literally a perfect movie just as the series was a perfect TV show. Miami Vice (2006) is the film we always deserved, even if we got it so many years later that we couldn't have the original cast. Jamie Foxx and Colin Farrell do a perfect job of stepping into two iconic roles, and I don't even particularly care for Farrell, but he is absolutely magnificent here. True to Miami Vice we get an extremely dark and gritty film filled with gorgeous sets, fast cars and boats, big guns, and great music. The entire film is perfection in every single aspect, but the scenes from the moment they invade the trailer park until the end of the climactic gun fight is some of the best filmmaking ever put on screen. The film is packed full of tension and aesthetic. You can tell this film is set in modern times (mid 2000s), however it manages to maintain a strong 80s vibe without feeling too nostalgia gimmicky. It just feels right. It's one of my favorite movies of all time and probably always will be. 10 stars on a scale of 5. It's just too bad we never got a second film, but at this point it's most certainly too late. Too bad...