3. Collateral Vincent
Obviously, road safety adverts arent there for show theyre there to prevent very real tragedies from occurring, and thats fantastic. Really, if millions of us place a tonne of metal around us every day and hurtle around roads at terrifying speeds, such things should be a given. Yet if we were all like Tom Cruises Vincent in Collateral, there would be no need for it. The fact of the matter is Vincents ability to survive a crash is something to be both admired and envied. The man is subjected to a hundred-miles-per-hour collision, yet this seems to do nothing but ruffle his suit slightly. Now, I understand that Vincent is supposed to be some awesome, badass killing machine, but getting involved in a tiff at 20 would do something to knock you off your determined stride. A crash at 100, well, they should really be calling up the coffin-makers, because theres no way youre making it out of that one with severe internal injuries. Yet Vincent
totally does. In fact, hes not really too fazed by it theres very little change with the accuracy of his shooting, and hes only slightly miffed at Max for orchestrating the whole thing. If your villain can shake this one off, you might as well drop what youre doing and surrender to him hes clearly some sort of god. The guy also gets bonus points for shaking off a bonafide headshot at the films climax, and even when he is mortally wounded he dies in his own sweet time... God, this mans terrifying.