Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Michael Mann Reflect On 20 Years Of ‘Heat’ With Christopher Nolan 

It's a film about being Jewish

If you want to see the ultimate movie about "Friendship" watch "Less than Zero" with James Spader and Robert Downey Jr.

I think it’s also a film of revenge. Waingro is the cancer of this film & when he is taken out, I heard cheers in the cinema (just watched it at my local because they do throw back events).

Well.. Now almost 28 years later we got Heat 2 about to be made for the Big Screen and Michael Mann is starting to decipher who exactly will be in it.

THATS RIGHT MAN THATS WHY THAT MOVIE WAS AND WERE AND ITS A LEGENDARY MOVIE

ikr here's the time code to skip 33:47

@@oscarsalesgirl296 Why would you Skip Val Kilmer??? It's still him. Have some empathy and mostly Respect for this magnificent actor will you, Instead of being ignorant. You horrible excuse for a human being.

val kilmer... such an underrated actor... one of my all time favorite!!!

Well, Val unfortunately declined medical science to treat his cancer initially and relied on Christian science & healing instead (arguing that his cancer wasn't really cancer). It was only when his children knocked some sense into his head that he said yes to chemo. Probably saved his life.

@@조용상-f9i "underrated"?The guy was one of Hollywood's biggest stars in the mid-90s. He killed his own career by being a jerk on every project he was on (ever heard of "The Island of Dr. Moreau"?) and so, after a string of flops, found himself relegated to straight-to-video flicks until he got sick. But he was never underrated. Not one bit. People like to throw that word around when talking about movies and stars from the past that simply aren't under the spotlight anymore, though nobody ever diminished them. The reason you don't see Kilmer a lot these days is that he burnt a lot of bridges. Then he got sick with cancer and didn't get proper treatment until he was almost dead, which cost him his voice - and a mute actor is of no use.

He's a sociopath feeding you lies.

Yeah Pacino was pretty annoying in this movie, honestly.

@@21scavage It's the character. As Pacino and Mann say, Vincent was a guy dealing with a lot of shit who was a cokehead, which expalins his outbursts.

I think what’s happening here is that De Niro has a lower threshold for bullshit. Christopher Nolan’s questions were ridiculously pretentious. Not even Michael Mann understood what he was asking.

Some comedian once said if De Niro isn't reading from a script then he has nothing at all to say

@@laurarules3642 More like because he's a HACK.

You should watch his talk with George Lucas about Star Wars

I didn’t even know that was him but the whole time I’m thinking - I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed and thought about all these minor details in that movie that made it so spectacular

His questions are great but he needs an interpreter. Mann does a good job answering, though.

The whole aesthetic of dark knight reminds me so much of Heat!

My exact same thoughts. The opening heist really gave Dark Knight feels, even with the camera angles and sound design

wtf

The opening scene of dark knight is a straight homage to the heat Bank robbery

Nolan said he was directly inspired by "The Godfather" and "Heat" when making "The Dark Knight" in telling a very large city story with very complete characters.

100% agree must have been amazing

Heat yes Thief yes. Miami Vice? nope.

@@El_Cattivo1988 What? Miami Vice was the coolest show on TV when it debuted. It was a phenomenon. So I disagree with you.

Well.. Michael Mann only did the first season i believe of Miami vice and a few episodes of season 2 and then he left. But yea season 1 and season 2 of Miami Vice is some of Michaels best work.

I love Mann’s Collateral with Tom C and J. Fox

@@mendesnelson The Last of the Mohicans ?

It is an extraordinary film

Love that scene.

He's been like this for years. There's an interview with Quentin Tarantino from 1997 where he hardly talks and comes off ready to leave and annoyed I honestly think it's just his personality, or he doesn't like interviews 🤷🏻‍♀️

Not for me to tell DeNiro how he should behave, but he looks like he's doing his best to get through this. I wonder why he didn't approach it like he's approached his acting in the past - going all in on it. I think it's because, like his acting these days, he doesn't feel like he has to give his all anymore. He put so much into his performances in the past to get to where he is now, that perhaps he's gotten comfortable with just showing up. Either that or he just had a bad day. But if he really didn't want to do this, why didn't he just say no?

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Yeah. Must have been a bad day

It wasn't that, it was Nolan asking complicated questions. Plus, DeNiro is notoriously shy.

This was filmed in 2016.

He can’t even talk now

That would be insane!!

de niro has killed people in the execution of his crimes. he was portrayed as positive man but he is basically a criminal.he should go to jail or be shot. no way he gets off scot free. i also wanted him to go with eady to new zealand for a new life but Michael Mann instead had him going after waingrow, sabotaging his own chances to his future with eady. this one last misstep and death resonates with most viewers who want him to escape.

@@ronelitzur856yes, besides being a ruthless criminal, he did not stick with his own rule!

It would have been nice but I think the ending of Hanna holding McCauely’s hand as he dies is perfect, especially with the soundtrack they used.

That was the most touching scene. I was rooting for Neil. I cried when he died. Love from the UK 🇬🇧

Yeah I love Michael Mann but give Nolan some credit he also has The Prestige, Dunkirk, interstellar, the dark knight, etx

He also looks like Werner Herzog.

it was on movie's blu-ray bonus disk

Wonder why that was, guess we'll never know

On the rare occasion a show or movie will do that sort of thing I always appreciate it. Not that I've tried that particular one, I don't think I would like it. From what it does, to how you get it into your system, it does not fit me but to each their own. I'm pretty square in general in fact, but I've been around enough people on various stages, sometimes having to take care of them if it was too much. For the most part though you can have more normal conversations than you can with a drunk person. This is going to sound like a weird show to connect it to but it was just such a shock when I first saw it being used in such a casual way. The 16 year old daughter in Black Lightning occasionally took a few puffs. It's not presented as something she has to hide, it's not something she has a problem with and becomes a whole moral story about how she is losing herself. Just on occasion when her super hero and family life is extremely complicated and tough and she needs to relax for a bit. The first time I saw her take a few puffs I was expecting one of the parents to barge in and be all up in arms and create complete story around it. Granted it's the least harmful thing you can do, and we literally had a sitcom revolved around characters sitting in their basement doing it. But it's so often used in that stereotype way, treated as if it's effects are like H, even if they can't show it. You have the "slacker" click that always wears hoodie and a beanie even during the warmest summers and can't complete a sentence. So when I saw it I had this reaction of: I can't believe this was allowed in a show like that and never made into a plot point or discussed. Just in general I like the more realistic portrayals and not treat everything except for beer, wine and whiskey as if it will make you see rainbows and unicorns.

So with you … I was looking also at the chairs…my.. so uncomfortable…. Treat your elder better … ;(

Depends entirely upon the design of the theatre.

There was a stretch of time when that wasn't true, though. The original Star Wars trilogy transferred well to 4K, but the digitally-captured, lower-resolution scenes at the time made the special edition special effects age poorly. Same thing happened with the first Avengers, where they couldn't up-res the digital shots, so older films actually look better on new screens than newer movies within a period of about 6-10 years of the early adoption of digital cinema.

Lol, Nolan tried to get that jab in, but the DP came right back and was like "No, the digital version is better."

Diane Venora is there.

Yea, he just pulls out long and confusing questions at times. The crew doesnt even know what to answer

No you’re just a dummy 😂

What? Are you kidding me? He was amazing.

He was great, just what I wanted

26:52 lol

This was 8 years ago when he was first diagnosed with throat cancer. Now he can’t even speak

This was 8 years ago

He has throat cancer. He can’t even speak now. This was almost ten years ago

@@BostonsF1nest yes, I know. He still sounds like Vito Corleone. Watch the Godfather and you'll see.