The scene makes me appreciate Pacino and Deniro's acting even more.

[1987_Lakers]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ye6tmftzMoI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUy2Wx_r0_w

[PistolPete]

I'm glad Michael Mann stuck with this story. Just six little years later his idea comes to fruition on the big screen, and people are still talking about this film and especially this scene some 30 years later.

[SaltyMeatballs]

One of the best acting scenes ever. Two of the GOAT actors

[Axe]

:cheers:

[highwhey]

magnificent

[GimmeThat]

I prefer Samuel L Jackson and Tommy Lee Jones in The Sunset Limited


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJq5tqJVX9c

[SATAN]

I'm glad Michael Mann stuck with this story. Just six little years later his idea comes to fruition on the big screen, and people are still talking about this film and especially this scene some 30 years later.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfW2TiPAKsw

[Baller234]

Extremely overrated film. When it came out it was barely even a hit, and that was with Pacino and Deniro co-headlining. No idea why it became a cult classic all these years later.

One of Pacino's most bland and uninspired characters AND performances. And I say that as someone who thinks he has a legit case for being the GOAT.

[1987_Lakers]

Extremely overrated film. When it came out it was barely even a hit, and that was with Pacino and Deniro co-headlining. No idea why it became a cult classic all these years later.

:wtf:

[GimmeThat]

some people can be an eunuch and continuously enjoy being told how many moves it takes to check mate them, or they can grow up and recognize things are not within their paygrade and simply just look forward to the next season of all things.


yes, I can hear the midget inside you keep saying you want to fight

[Baller234]

:wtf:

Dude come on, the movie is shit. Especially when you consider the strength of the cast.

It's a B tier flick at best. The writing is dogshit. Pacino basically plays "good angry cop" and just wings it. Then you have one of the all time worst movie romances in Deniro and whatever the fukk that woman's name was. Zero chemistry, zero reason for their characters to fall in love.

Minus another few points for Jon Voight's ridiculous character.

[diamenz]

Zero chemistry, zero reason for their characters to fall in love.



nah. she was put there strictly for the "never get emotionally attached to anything you can't walk out on in five seconds flat" yada yada tagline.

[Patrick Chewing]

Pacino at his greatest:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIWmWHI5VHo


:oldlol:

[Im Still Ballin]

Heat is a very good film. I heard Michael Mann wants to do a sequel. I'd be down for that, whatever the story is. Gladiator 2 is coming soon.

[highwhey]

Heat is a very good film. I heard Michael Mann wants to do a sequel. I'd be down for that, whatever the story is. Gladiator 2 is coming soon.

Shut your bitch ass up genocide loving ho

[JohnnySic]

The movie was OK. Not very memorable. Pacino doing his yelling guy thing and DeNiro playing the same guy he plays in almost all his movies.

[Nanners]

Extremely overrated film. When it came out it was barely even a hit, and that was with Pacino and Deniro co-headlining. No idea why it became a cult classic all these years later.

One of Pacino's most bland and uninspired characters AND performances. And I say that as someone who thinks he has a legit case for being the GOAT.

I think most of the hype around this movie ultimately boils down to the big shootout scene... no doubt the shootout is a phenomenal action scene, but the film is 3 hours long and that shootout is the only part that is not entirely forgettable. Also Pacino and Deniro both have a ton of cringe moments in this film (especially Pacino).

Michael Mann is an awesome director (Last of the Mohicans is phenomenal and Miami Vice is one of the most underrated films of the 2000s), and ultimately I think most of Heats success can be traced back to his cinematography and sound choices. The dialogue/script is poorly written, the actor performances are adequate but nothing special... its the action sequences, soundtrack, and overall mood or vibe of the film that makes it special and memorable.

[1987_Lakers]

Most underrated scene in the movie.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MwO5Pxy1Mo