Heat (1995)
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Synopsis
A group of high-end professional thieves start to feel the heat from the LAPD when they unknowingly leave a verbal clue at their latest heist.
Cast
- Al Pacino
- Robert De Niro
- Val Kilmer
- Jon Voight
- Tom Sizemore
- Diane Venora
- Amy Brenneman
- Ashley Judd
- Mykelti Williamson
- Wes Studi
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- May 24, 2017
That moment when DeNiro realizes he has to go after Waingro. He's not a romantic hero, he's a small-minded man of violence driven not by ideals or esoteric codes but by the basest of human urges. That moment when Pacino practically dances down the hospital stairs,…
Sean GilmanJun 2, 2019It's cool when a bunch of geniuses at the height of their powers all converge on one single perfect project.
Patrick WillemsMar 21, 2018"For me, the sun rises and sets with her, man." "Yeah?" "Yeah." "OK."
David Sims - Feb 17, 2019
I’m sorry if the goddamn chicken got over cooked
Emma StefanskyNov 12, 2021for the first couple times i saw this film back in 2015, i considered natalie portman's character of lauren to be fairly superfluous, a melodramatic deviation in this epic story of male egos. i don't think that anymore, because my little sister died tonight, doing the…
comrade_yuiJan 4, 2020robert de niro i too am a lonely graphic designer who would very much like to be whisked off for an all expenses paid getaway to new zealand
Jay - May 5, 2015
I liked the parts where they would say the word "heat" because I was like, "Hey, that's what the movie is called!"
estherDec 16, 2020neil to vincent: "...to die by your side is such a heavenly way to die."
Nakul"You can ball my wife but you can't watch my television" is the best line ever written and I pray to God I get to use it one day!
Jizzmonkey
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- Ballsa likedHeat
I couldn’t tell the difference between Al Pacino and Robert De Niro the entire time. But that’s because I barely know what either of them look like and they slightly look like each other. But really not at all actually
Jorby is "meh" onHeatEvery Robert De Niro movie needs to be cut in half
Oakley Frank lovedHeatDUDE, DUDE… then like, dude… This is one of my favorite crime movies of all time. As dumb or childish as this sounds, if you have played gta or any other heist game, you have to watch this. The heists are great and the second half of this movie has you on the edge of your seat.
- Julian Sanchez is "meh" onHeat
Pacing issues, there’s no reason this movie needs to be three hours long. No character growth whatsoever, they stay stuck in their toxic ways simply for the sake of perpetuating the stereotypical “masculine” character. Many eye-rolling moments, I wasnt impressed.
Jacob Hall lovedHeatfirst half is lowkey 😴😴😴 but once that bank robbery scene happens, this movie takes off. great action scenes and de niro is so damn intimidating. theres no way he isnt a mob boss irl
Andrew Horvat likedHeatClassic gangster movie. Good rewatch value and holds up well
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Noah Julian likedHeat6.57/10. Great acting, sound, and writing, all around. Loved the action, twists and detail to everything. I really liked the coffee scene of game recognizing game. Would have given it higher but in today’s world of thrillers/action movies there isn’t the wow factor and it’s long.
yinkbink is "meh" onHeatI get why this movie is so popular but it was just so long and i was not engaged by most of it. the parts i was engaged by were amazing but they were few and far between. its sad i usually like long movies but i just couldn’t get into this one
Adil Rafiq likedHeatsometimes you gotta do it like de niro in heat: “don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat”
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Metacritic
A cool and rather detached movie...Heat generates lots of energy but gives off little light.
Sean Means
Film.com
Under a director with less vision and ambition, Heat could have been just another routine crime drama, but Mann brings such an edge to the proceedings that the threadbare story takes on a new urgency.
James Berardinelli
ReelViews
Stunningly made and incisively acted by a large and terrific cast, Michael Mann's ambitious study of the relativity of good and evil stands apart from other films of its type by virtue of its extraordinarily rich characterizations and its thoughtful, deeply melancholy take on modern life.
Todd McCarthy
Variety
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