As with professional wrestling, buying into the artifice is a far more rewarding experience than resisting it.

Neo-noir is now a common feature of prestige television, with the very best modern-day noir TV shows now challenging cinema's ...

Say Miami Vice and an image is conjured of the suits worn by main characters James “Sonny” Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs, sleeves rolled up to the elbows and lighter than the meringue on a key ...

Miami Vice feels caught between these approaches: a bigger picture than Collateral, a smaller one than Heat, not as experimental as Public Enemies, and less personality-driven than any of them.

“Miami Vice” celebrated its 40th anniversary this month. The show launched Johnson to super stardom as Sonny Crockett. But with the fame and fans, Johnson worried about moving beyond the role.

General Electric Co. was counting on “Miami Vice” to sizzle at the box office this summer. But fizzle is closer to the truth. At a cost of at least $235 million to make and market, the remake ...

Miami Vice Production: A Universal release presented in association with Motion Picture ETA Produktionsgesellschaft of a Forward Pass production. Produced by Michael Mann, Pieter Jan Brugge.

Miami Vice wasn't above using the same actor twice in different roles (see Stanley Tucci further up the thread) This worked out to the benefit of Ving Rhames who plays a hapless man held hostage ...

Michael Mann's "Miami Vice" has a bad case of the juggler's blues. It tries to juggle Russians, Cuban Chinese, Paraguayans, Irishmen, African Americans, Colombians, boats, cars, sloppy hair ...

Miami Vice relied on a pastel color pallet that was unlike anything else on television at the time. According to an NBC archive, People remarked that it was, “the first show to look really new ...