Heat

Movie

1995

2h 50m

English

Action, Crime, Drama

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8.2

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Obsessive master thief Neil McCauley leads a top-notch crew on various daring heists throughout Los Angeles while determined detective Vincent Hanna pursues him without rest. Each man recognizes and respects the ability and the dedication of the other even though they are aw...

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Heat

Movie

1995

2h 50m

English

Action, Crime, Drama

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Cast

Lt. Vincent Hanna

Neil McCauley

Chris Shiherlis

Nate

Michael Cheritto

Justine

Eady

Charlene Shiherlis

Drucker

Casals

Bosko

Donald Breedan

Roger Van Zant

Lauren Gustafson

Kelso

Waingro

Alan Marciano

Elaine Cheritto

Lillian

Trejo

Hugh Benny

Schwartz

Construction Clerk

Albert Torena

Richard Torena

Directed By: Michael Mann

Written By: Michael Mann

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AurelienC says...

9 years ago

CAUSE SHE'S GOT A GREEAAAT ASS !!

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the real semu saatana-deleted-1468872718 says...

9 years ago

Visual and aural experience to sit through. Performance by De Niro as Neil McCauley is something to behold. The amount of attention Michael Mann paid to details while filming this is insane. The action sequences are unrivaled, both in aural and visual sense. There's a sense of professionalism about them that you just won't get from anywhere else. It's only logical, Mann took all the actors to weapons training that lasted for 3 months. All of the scenes were trained on shooting range with built sets, using live ammunition and 3-4 people at time. The documents 'Making of', 'Return to the Scene of the Crime', and 'The Conversation' are essential and must watch after you've seen the movie. It's one of a fucking kind.

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AlexanderZ says...

8 years ago

Heat is a cinematic banquet of intense imagery and pulse-pounding action.

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AngelsOnTheMoon says...

6 years ago

I never truly got the fascination with these two actors, and that was after seeing Taxi Driver + The Godfather i&ii, until this film. Brilliant on both ends, which is why the ending was going to shatter my heart regardless of the outcome. And it did.

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Jordyep

8/10 3 years ago

You can clearly see how the visual language of this film lays the groundwork for movies like the _The Dark Knight_ and _The Town_ (dark & blue hues, naturalistic lighting, lots of medium shots, no glossy or fancy camera movement, camera continuously stays with the characters). In my mind this fi More

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John Chard

6 years ago

You don't live with me, you live among the remains of dead people.

Heat is written and directed by Michael Mann. It stars Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, Val Kilmer, Jon Voight, Tom Sizemore, Diane Venora, Ashley Judd, Amy Brennerman and Danny Trejo. Music is scored by Elliot Goldenthal and cinematogra More

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Gimly

6 years ago

Partly I'm disappointed in myself for taking so long to watch _Heat_ because it's such a massive influence on one of the best movies ever (_The Dark Knight_), and one my favourite video games ever (_Payday: The Heist_).

Mostly though, I'm disappointed in myself for taking so long to watch _Heat_ More

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Filipe Manuel Neto

one year ago

**A good film, with great actors at the highest level, a little different from other action films and that deserves to be revisited these days.**

If there's one thing that can be a good pastime, it's an action movie, with ingenious and fearless thieves and police willing to do anything to arrest More

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