Collision Course (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Natsuo is a Japanese investigator sent to America by Kitao to pursue the hidden turbo charger. After initially concealing his true purpose, he joins Costas and helps investigate Oshima's death, surviv...
Costas is the detective assigned to investigate the junkyard manager's murder and Oshima's death. Although removed from the case and later suspended, he continues with Natsuo, tracks Scully and Madras...
Madras is a corrupt crime boss who financed Jarryd and uses Scully to control him and protect his investment. He orders the deaths of Costas and Natsuo, pursues them with armed men, shoots Costas, and...
Scully is an armed enforcer who brokers the turbo charger deal with Kosnic and tortures Oshima after the sale collapses. Working for Madras, he guards Jarryd, attacks Costas and Natsuo, and dies when...
Kosnic is one of the two goons brokering the turbo charger transaction with Scully. He is involved in the violence surrounding Oshima and later confronts Costas and Natsuo with armed men after they tr...
Shortcut is Costas's police partner and supports him after Costas is ordered to abandon the investigation. His police work helps identify Scully's address, giving Costas and Natsuo a lead into the arm...
Dingman is a racist homicide lieutenant who refuses to seriously investigate Oshima's murder because the victim is Japanese. He reports to the inspector with Costas, is assigned to escort Natsuo back...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Scully works for Madras, who uses him to guard the auto maker and later orders him to kill Costas and Natsuo.
After Costas is ordered to abandon the case, he enlists the help of his police partner Shortcut. Shortcut's police work identifies Scully's address.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kosnic confronts Natsuo and Costas with armed men at the auto shop when they follow the turbo charger's trail.
Costas and Natsuo encounter Kosnic and armed men at the auto shop after tracing the hidden device there, and a brief gun battle follows.
Scully and Kosnic broker the turbo charger transaction together and are both involved in the violence surrounding the failed sale.
Scully discovers Costas in his fortified residence, and Madras's order is for both investigators to be killed. Scully then fights them during their es...
Scully discovers Costas and Natsuo in his fortified home, attempts to have them killed, and engages them in a gunfight before dying in the grenade exp...
Madras orders the deaths of Costas and Natsuo, later pursues them with armed men, and shoots Costas during the final pursuit.
After Scully calls Madras, Madras determines that Natsuo and Costas are to be killed. Madras later pursues Natsuo during the final chase.
Dingman is assigned to ensure that Natsuo returns to Japan, but Natsuo and Costas outwit him and continue their investigation.
Dingman refuses to seriously investigate the murder of a Japanese national, while Costas continues pursuing the case. Costas and Natsuo later outwit D...
Natsuo initially hides his purpose, but later joins Costas's investigation after revealing that he is searching for the hidden turbo charger. They con...
Two investigators overcome institutional obstruction and criminal violence to recover a hidden turbo charger.
Directed by Lewis Teague
Collision Course (1989) · 4.2/10 · action, comedy, crime
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