What does /tv/ think of Heat?
Also Pacino and Dinero movie thread
Good movie
>>68957885
diner scene best scene
Also don't worry about deniro and his declining quality of acting, it's all a ploy to cement him as king in the coming centuries of film.
>>68957939
The Diner scene was improvised which is cool. They just let Dinero and Pacino do their thing.
>the modern family
what did he mean by this?
>>68958108
Also, would it be so wrong to groom Natalie Portman, Woody Allen style?
>>68957885
>>68957972
>Dinero
>>68958181
I apologize
>dinero
>>68957885
Mann'ssecondbest movie.
>>68957972
lies
>>68958394
https://pmcdeadline2.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/heat-pg-90-95-coffee-shop-watermark.pdf
>>68958181
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHRf2Rd6S4U
>>68957885
It has a whole lot going on. I prefer Thief for its focus, when you throw in a cop and a bunch of other criminals I think things get too loose. I should watch it again though, I feel like I didn't give it the attention it deserved first time around.
What was the deal with Pacino, why'd he turn into a crazy clown during a couple of scenes?
>>68958595
He is a recovering coke addict or something I read.
I like the scene where he takes the TV away from the guy who slept with his wife and gets angry
>>68958635
I liked how he was more outraged at the idea of another man watching his tv than fucking his wife.
Also, is Heat the only movie where a character is a native Injun and it isn't brought up in any way? Pretty sure one of Pacino's main guys in the movie is the shaman from Dances With Wolves.
>>68958442
that's a big url
post dinero scenes
https://youtu.be/H6EZkIaJcCI
>>68957885
>Interesting plot
>Possibly the greatest shootout in cinematic history
>Fantastic cinematography and direction
>2 of the best actors of all time in the lead
>Well written dialogue and characters
In my opinion it's one of the best crime films ever created.
>>68959940
>great soundtrack and sound
>perfect cast
>no typical hollywood ending
it's one of the best crime movies of the 90s if not of all time.
>>68960055
>it's one of the best crime movies of the 90s if not of all time.
I completely agree. It's also just a beautiful film to look at, nobody can capture LA like Michael Mann.
>>68957885
9/10 Wopkino
>>68957885
It's a fantastic movie and if you haven't watched it you should. It looks great and DeNiro and Pacino give powerful performances
>>68957885
it is my favorite movie. i just love the mood it creates by pace, music and these oddly calm, meditative pictures.
>>68957885
Every time im in a boring uni lecture i think of peep show
Mark Corrigan: [whispering] As far as I can make can out, we get to go out for a bit in a hour. Then we have to come back for two hours.
Jeremy Usborne: You're kidding. I think I'll die.
Mark Corrigan: If this was on television, no one would be watching.
Jeremy Usborne: Oh God. We aren't we watching television?
Mark Corrigan: I can't believe coming here cost more than a film.
Jeremy Usborne: I've got Heat on DVD at home. We're watching this, when for less money, we could be watching Robert De Niro AND Al Pacino.
Paula: Shhh.
Mark Corrigan: I'm going to pretend I am watching Heat.
Jeremy Usborne: OK. Let's pretend we're just watching Heat.
>>68957885
The atmosphere it produces is gripping. It is overwhelmingly good
One of my favorite movies of all time.
I watched Righteous Kill and liked it even more.
Watching it right now for the i-don't-even-know-anymore time. Top 10, all time fave stuff.
Slightly edges out Blackhat for Mann's best
>>68961220
What the hell is that?
>>68961353
full blown aids
my neighbor is a marine scout sniper and heat is his fav movie so i'm gonna have to say it's amazing
>>68957885
They killed off black guy meaninglessly
BUT SHE HAD A GREAT ASS
>>68958394
With Thief being the first, right?
>>68961902
He didn't drive so good
>>68961902
Seems like you missed the point of his character.
>>68961220
?????
what's going on here?
surely that's edited.
>>68957885
/tv/ loves Heat
about the shootout scene
>>68957885
One of Mann's best movies, possibly his best
