One of my favorite pieces of Miami Vice ephemera..

I remember not realizing how stylistic it would be. The shots of the car during the "In the Air Tonight" scene seemed ahead of its time. I also remember watching that on Youtube and thinking it was from the finale of the show or something because it seemed so momentous and serious.

Had watched through the whole series about a month ago but was putting off the finale. Warning, spoilers below.

Part 1 was pretty decent, lots of action that was fun to watch but it didn't have too much that really stood out to me.

Part 2 I really liked, it felt good to have the crew back in Miami. The conspiracy stuff was intriguing, and I loved that the finale showdown was a (albeit obvious) parallel to the In the Air Tonight scene, with the driving sequence and the seaplane leaving last minute. And even with Tubbs getting shot in the shoulder.

I also liked Castillo showing up at the end and telling them they didn't have to turn in their badges, and that he would have their back. I do wish he and the rest of the vice crew made more of an appearance (Oh, I guess Switek had some good moments redeeming himself). A heartfelt moment with Gina and Crockett could've been nice.

The final goodbye to each other, then them driving off into the sunset and repeating the "Southern Law Enforcement" line, implying that nothing can stop their powerful bromance, was great. And I liked the little flashback montage for the credits.

All in all, a good watch! I'm sad it's over but I'm glad the show is so rewatchable. Also I have to admit I am happy that the new movie is coming out. Feels like there's something to look forward to and that my time with Miami Vice isn't over (even if nobody can ever replace Don Johnson and PMT, not to mention Olmos).

We'll have a Trailer 1 for the next Miami Vice movie here in a bit.

In the meantime, what did you guys think of the first trailer for 2006 Miami Vice movie? Not the final released movie, just the trailer.

Does this give you Miami Vice vibes or nah?

Personally, I've seen this movie about 100 times, it's one of my go-to movies to have on along with a few others from Michael Mann... particularly Heat and Manhunter. I absolutely loved it, 10 /10 and I'm always seeing new references that come from the show.

With all the excitement surrounding MV ’85, it’s been really lovely seeing so many people discovering Miami Vice for the very first time, revisiting episodes, diving deep into the characters, discussing the music and fashion, and finding their way into this subreddit.

Whether you’ve been watching since the original 1980s run or you’ve only just met Crockett and Tubbs, welcome! ❤️

One of the best things about a show like Miami Vice is that there’s always something new to appreciate, whether it’s a brilliant performance, a hidden detail, an incredible soundtrack, the cinematography, or a deeper meaning behind an episode.

And if you’re new here, don’t be afraid to ask questions, share your theories, or talk about what you’re discovering. That’s what makes a community like this so enjoyable.

It’s fantastic to see the show finding new fans all these years later. Here’s to keeping the spirit of Miami Vice alive, sharing our love for the series, and welcoming everyone who’s just getting started.
New fans, old fans, and everyone in between, you’re all welcome here. 😎🌴🚤
In the immortal words of Phil Collins… 🎶

I know the pilot will be very influential. However, they really dont interact until the end of episode 1 & arent a team until he 2nd episode.

I sort of assumed it was going to be like the 2006 movie, but once we saw NY outfit Tubbs its got me wondering.

This is pure speculation, but apparently he's been doing pretty much everything in Hollywood these days. He did the Mandalorian soundtrack, Oppenheimer, Odyssey, and a bunch of other stuff. I could see him being a worthy candidate for replicating a Jan Hammer-esque soundtrack for the modern era.

After Crockett and Tubbs, this is the next most important casting imho

Personally, I’m worried that they might just do a retread of the pilot episode, but that being said I really want a remake of the “in the air tonight” scene.

Sonny played at UF. Everyone associates Sonny as a scuffed up & scrappy character. If he was a WR in the modern NFL you'd think a Julian Edleman or Cooper Kupp type. Tough, takes dangerous shots but still gets it done and a winner. Don sold that and you can see the footballer in his identity.

Austin Butler seems like a different kind of WR. More finesse, but capable of big plays. Just not always as consistent. You wonder if he could make the dirty plays. In modern NFL thats a Alec Pierce type. You cant ask Alec Pierce to play like Julian Edleman. Thats a different skillset. However, I think with Kosinski (the right coach) he's going to elevate to a Jordy Nelson.

*lighthearted thread*

Made with Faber-Castell Polychromos 247 indanthrene blue

This is a still photo from an episode of the series. Note the bright finish on the set details and lighting that creates contrast and moody shadows, aka, "pastel noir." This is an essential component of the show. If you haven't already studied this, consider doing so immediately haha

That's one role we haven't heard cast yet :D