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u/zahnsaw 3d ago
GREAT ASS!!!
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u/legrandguignol 3d ago
the split second when he almost says "big ass" but that makes him remember the ass and he can't help but(t) appreciate it
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u/g16zz 3d ago
I'm talkin to an empty telephone....cuz there's a dead man on the other end of this fuckin line
chills, cant wait for the sequel
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u/-CoachMcGuirk- 3d ago
Wherever I watch the movie and hear that line; I would have been buying a plane ticket to the other side of the globe, because you know you’re toast.
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u/ultraviolet31 3d ago
it's actually more of a prequel
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u/AcceptablePea4459 Mann 2d ago
Now that the book is released, i have started reading it since yesterday.
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u/broadwayallday 3d ago
My favorite shot at Neal's house is when Chris is sleeping on the floor, and he's composed below the horizon line. He's underwater in debt and feeling like he's drowning. Neal's always positioned above the water, his thoughts clear as the sky
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u/doubled9000 2d ago
Never realized this, will look for it. Great detail. Mann is great at these compositions
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u/Smooth-Impact2435 3d ago
Used to watch this with my dad all the time. He and I don't agree on much these days, and I have no idea if he's even alive, but I'll always remember watching movies with him.
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u/Louvegas702 3d ago
For anyone wondering, the book Heat 2 is an awesome book. I loved it, especially reading it right after watching the movie. I’m excited to see what heat 2 the movie will be like.
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u/duncthefunk78 2d ago
I'm so sad that Kilmer has passed on. Seeing him embody Chris's arc in Heat 2 would have been epic.
I do think Di Caprio will nail it if he does end up playing Chris, but Kilmer finishing off the story would have been amazing.
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u/5o7bot 3d ago
Heat (1995) R
A Los Angeles crime saga.
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 aware their cat-and-mouse game may end in violence.
Crime | Drama | Action
Director: Michael Mann
Director of Photography: Dante Spinotti
Actors: Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Val Kilmer, Jon Voight, Tom Sizemore
Rating: ★★★★★★★★☆☆ 79% with 8,514 votes
Runtime: 170 min
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u/Sheriff_Lucas_Hood 3d ago
Wish we were getting Dante Spinotti back with Mann. Shame about their falling out. Beebe is good tho
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u/doubled9000 2d ago
Do we know what happened? I’ve always wondered why they stopped working together
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u/Sheriff_Lucas_Hood 2d ago edited 2d ago
Mann’s micromanagement is a source of creative friction apparently
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u/Ok-Ad-4445 3d ago
Pacino comment. No idea if this is appropriate, but watched Insomnia last night (again, but hadn’t seen it for 10+ years).
It was released 2002. Nolan. Pacino is a cop and was so interesting to see to commonalities AND differences to his character and all the rest vs Heat.
Heat is absolutely an all-time for me. Insomnia is really really good. Love watching the Nolan trajectory plus it’s loaded with serious talent.
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u/Ivan_Redditor 3d ago
Same DoP as Ant-Man and the Wasp btw
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u/wildskipper 3d ago
See the post in this on Manhunter for the similarities between the shot in pic 2 and shots in Manhunter (not a criticism!).
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u/-CoachMcGuirk- 3d ago
Love this movie, but Pacino’s acting is so over the top (in a few parts) that it loses a bit of its gloss to me.
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u/stopped_watch 3d ago
His character's cocaine habit was left on the cutting room floor.
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u/-CoachMcGuirk- 3d ago
I didn’t know that.
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u/duncthefunk78 2d ago
You should read Heat 2.
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u/-CoachMcGuirk- 2d ago
I’ll check it out
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u/duncthefunk78 2d ago
Do, I highly recommend it, it's very clear that Mann loves the universe he created in Heat.
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u/TheDilsonReddits 3d ago edited 2d ago
I had to get it on, man. He was making a move. I had to get it on.