The Collateral Script Asked For 1.6 Seconds. Cruise Did 1.39.

11/09/2026 · PodCut Chronicles

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The number was written down before he ever picked up the gun. The script specified the goal for that confrontation — five rounds in 1.6 seconds — and Cruise came in at 1.39, beating the page.

He'd earned it. His training for the film was with Larry Vickers, a former Delta Force operator, and there's live-fire footage of him working the drill long before anyone rolled a camera. Watch the scene now and he doesn't flinch, which is the thing that takes months rather than days.

Firearms people have been picking over these eleven seconds for twenty years. A retired Special Operations soldier reviewing it for Insider gave the sequence a near-perfect score and only docked a point for Vincent finishing one of the thieves one-handed.

They'll also tell you it isn't quite a Mozambique. The classic version has a measurable pause between the two body shots and the head shot, so you can assess whether they worked. Vincent doesn't pause. What he's doing is the LAPD SWAT variant, the Failure to Stop.

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@kwoods454 YouTube · 10/09/2026 · 👍 1

To answer his question. 5 Bullets. Well i guess 2 were for him and 3 were for the other guy but w/e