Yes, Jamie Foxx is the taxi driver in the movie. It’s got some great music and Michael Mann’s typical attention to detail where firearm handling is concerned, and it’s well known for Tom Cruise’s execution of a Mozambique drill in one particular scene.
I realize that none of this has anything to do with 
, but since the topic has already diverged…. 
your topic is not off, its directly on, Shows the coyote in the street roaming the town,
just as habib was showing what is going on in Canada
Only difference, is that your post has an added story to it, while still being attached to the topic of coyotes roaming the streets in Canada
I gotta find that movie and watch it 
It’s currently free on Kanopy if you have access to that from your local library. Some other streaming services have it, too.
Gotta check it out but I haven’t had a library card/access in my god, many many years.
I think I would be struck by lighting if I walked into a library…
I checked the streaming services but I am not signed up to any it is streaming on.
Will keep an eye out for it, I have Sling which tends to have a lot of movies
Pluto TV has the movie to stream Free if you don’t minds Ads.
Cool beans
Thank you !!
I will install Pluto on my android TV box to watch it
I don’t mind commercials as long as it is not a crazy amount in-between tv segments like some TV stations do, and dam , all the medication, or drug commercials on tv
make me sick !
What happened to Captain Crunch commercials Or the Real Thing
Everything is mostly drug or some form of vitamin, and now these dam Blue Chew commercials all over the place…
Sorry, I vented about commercials
Fun fact, only the US and New Zealand allow drug.ads on TV.
Loved that movie even though I am not a big fan of Tom Cruise, but I’ll give him a credit for a good performance on this one.
I’d be damned, for some stupid reason I thought Pluto TV is available in Canada only. Paint me embarrassed 
Those are slowly creeping in Canada but with one caveat, they mention the name but don’t mention what is it for or what it does. Usually the commercial ends with: Talk to you doctor about …
That pretty much echos my sentiment. That’s one of the reasons I enjoy seeing him playing a disagreeable character. 
Unfortunately, the raccoons are omnivores and opportunists. I used to leave cat food in my backyard for the neighborhood feral cats, but it attracted possums, raccoons, and skunks. One morning I saw a blood smear as if something was bleeding and dragged across my rear porch. Reviewing my Wyze footage, it was a raccoon that preyed upon a smallish possum, having eviscerated it and partially eaten. Here in West Los Angeles, even in this suburban enclave there are fights for survival. Now I feed my feral friendlies at 5p.m., and then around 7:15p, I leave a yogurt lid with them with wet food and bring in the dry. After they consume the wet, there is nothing left for the raccoons. Gradually, their behavior is being altered. I agree that food should not be left out at night, as there is too great a chance for bullies like coyotes and raccoons to cross paths with weaker animals like cats and possums.
The only thing I see around here killing the baby possums and dragging them off are the guys like this freeloader cat with the misapporiated raccoon tail and his buddy an all gray hunter cat.
I mainly see small animals (like rabbits and cats) on my Wyze cameras at night. I think small animals decided to stay in hiding last night.
