Heat is a Crime Epic 

The best crime film of all time. It's not even close, there's zero competition. Perfection.

I did see Heat for the first time in a theater. Something I am eternally grateful for. At some point I hope they screen prints of it at neighborhood legacy theaters we still are fortunate enough to have. Like the Uptown/Landmark theater, where I saw The Piano, Train Spotting, Boogie Nights, The Wild Bunch and Citizen Kane on a rainy afternoon. Sat right next to the projection window so I could see the lense pattern hitting the screen.

Pacino and De Niro are generational acting talents. These are 2 performances that not only will stand the test of time because of how great they were, but will be studied for years to come because how impressive they truly were. Great insight and deconstruction on the film gentlemen.

No human being has ever looked cooler than Val Kilmer in that shootout scene.

Al Pacino Joe Pesci Harvey Keitel Robert De Niro Jack Nicholson all 5 of them are the best actors of their generation they all are

Heat(1995) is in my Top 5 favorite movies of all time

Looking forward to Heat 2, just hope the casting and performances will come through, and do justice to the original. At least Mann is at the helm though, I think it will be high quality, the book was fantastic, especially in the "prequel" sections, getting to see Neil and his crew in action. Also, in the original, so many things to talk about how great each film component is, but the sound component, not just the realistic sounds in the shootout and other scenes where guns are fired, but the original score by Elliot Goldenthal, and the rest of the soundtrack, and how Mann uses all of these pieces of music in the film, is huge in regards to the character and greatness of this film. I disagree what you said about the scene with Neil and Eady at her place, overlooking the city, think it definitely has stood the test of time, the whole movie has, in that particular scene, LA is the backdrop, is a character in itself in the film, but we are focused mainly on these two characters, the dialogue, the performances, and De Niro delivers a fascinating line in that exchange that is directly related to Heat 2, which is related to his back story, but i don't have a problem with that scene at all. The acting, Cinematography, music are all top notch, I think the look in those shots, the composition, draws focus to the characters, and is important because this is the beginning of Neil's deviation, becoming involved with someone.

The amount of people who don't know this film is criminal. Pardon the pun. Heat is a masterpiece.

I thought that Waingro and Roger Van Zant are two of the most unlikeable characters ever

I agree. Vanilla sky is my favorite film of all time. You WILL bow down to the sky of Vanilla or I WILL unsubscribe! 😆

Woop woop! I saw Heat at the cinema in England back in 1995, the single most incredible cinema experience I've ever had in my life! Close second was Die Hard with a Vengeance the same year. Can't wait to listen to this! Thanks!

Best Heist movie EVER!! Saw the movie in theaters when I was a kid. When that shootout happens in downtown LA, I thought the fillings in my teeth were going to rattle out. 🤯

Manhunter(1986) introduced Hannibal Lecter before The Silence of The Lambs catapulted him into superstardom

Christopher Nolan interviewed Michael Mann about Heat(1995) in a Q&A

I hadn’t seen this before and I always try to watch the movies y’all recommend. I was born a few months after this was released. I am so glad I watched this movie. I saw so many influences from movies I had seen before but this was the movie it all came from I had no idea! Amazing movie. Fuckin fantastic video on this movie.

The greatest drama/crime film ever made...

Great review and breakdown, fellas! It's hard to point out the flaws of this film. Especially against the green screen, zero soul films we get these days.. just watching it over again recently I don't think Eady and Neil's love really works as it's so rushed she seems nuts for sticking around but I'll take that over focusing too much on it and lack the tension and action built by the rest of the cast and story! Definitely a film that deserves as much praise as any in the genre. 👍👍

Ben Affleck’s The Town is a blue collar version of Heat(1995)

Grand Theft Auto V draws inspiration from Heat(1995)

I agree that Michael Mann’s an underrated director and he’s in my Top 15 best directors

I just watched this over the weekened for the first time ever, so great timing, but I couldn't help but think Nolan was inspired by the opening heist scene. All I kept thinking about was the opening heist in the Dark Knight. Awesome movie.

Tom Noonan even appeared in Manhunter(1986) as Francis Dolarhyde/The Tooth Fairy

Loved the tactics used in this film

This movie so fire. I'm about to put this on when I get home. I think this is mann's best movie. Im still convinced if people think deniro plays the same roles or Scorsese make the same movies, they don't understand anything about cinema

Hardly.

Also, if De Niro doesn’t deliver your pizza in 30 seconds or less, is the Pizza Free??? 🤔 🍕 🔥

the night skies look real just like The Thing(1982) and Jaws(1975)

Also, I didn’t realize they De Palma made a Dracula film. Thanks for that piece of trivia Anthony. By the way, Francis Ford Coppola wanted me to tell you he has “UNSUBSCRIBED!!!”

Watch LA Takedown. The first HEAT.

Sad what has become of deniro how embarrassing

Barack H.Obama the 44th President of the United States of America praises Al Pacino and Robert De Niro

Scarlett Johansson admitted that her favorite movie is Heat(1995)

Heat(1995) is a masterpiece

Martin Scorsese got to work with Al Pacino

Brian De Palmas Dracula!!!! Shame on you!!! Unsubscribe 😂

Batman Begins posters are the best out of the trilogy UNSUBSCRIBED!!!!!!

1:23:31 William Freidkin had similar bad cgi with Tommy lee Jones in The Hunted

Periodically, I want to live in 90’s LA

regarding Grand Theft Auto V drawing inspiration from Heat(1995) Trevor Philips is based on Waingro Lester Crest is based on Kelso

One of my favorite movies of all time. Know this movie word by word

I’ve had this in my watchlist for a while but never got around to it yet. Definitely will check it out and come back to your review after!🤘🏼

This movie is a classic and a huge part of my childhood I remember seeing this on the TNT channel as a kid.