HEAT (1995) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- Heat (1995) First Time Watching Movie Reaction Review and Commentary for JL. Multiple moments of wondering where Ashley Judd has been all these years, and many realizations of J's pure hatred for Waingro were had. Extraordinarily Ordinary Media 2022.
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Took my old man out to see this. We wanted to go out to the movies but he didn't know what he wanted to see. I told him "hey, I heard there's this new movie with Deniro and Pacino together for the first time." He had an absolute blast.
Sounds like your old man got good taste
Mr Eco senior knows.
I've always loved this movie. One of the best crime dramas out there.
Technically the second
The big shootout in this film is maybe the greatest of all time. The coordination had to be nuts. And Mann had everyone using full load blanks, so the guns were realistically loud. He said it sounded like hell on earth. When they were cutting the movie, he previewed the mix, and they'd done what they always do in Hollywood...replaced all the location sound with sounds effects. Mann was baffled and furious. He insisted they use the actual location sound, and mix the gunshots LOUD. Don't quiet them down to the same level as a shout, like they do in other movies. Gunshots are LOUD, mix them LOUD. Don't damage the viewers' hearing, obviously, but let them feel the echos of those shots reverberating off the buildings. And that's what really makes that scene feel like an urban war zone.
He knew what he was doing
Iconic scene.
Yessirr
Mann used ex sas men to sort out shoot out scene even getting stars to do firearms drills to add realism like lots of drills seems it works
Unrealistic gunfire sounds in films is something that really bugs me. They're always too quiet, and they rarely show anyone temporarily lose their hearing from firing guns without ear safety.
Dennis haysbert getting sucked back in the criminal life as a getaway driver and getting killed was heartbreaking considering how his wife told him she was proud of him
It truly is heartbreaking
Didn’t bother me.
@@justmeeagainn good for u 👍🏽
He made his choice. Lots of people get treated like shit by their bosses but they don't revert to crime. He chose the easy way instead of being the working man. Eventually he could have found a better job and be treated with respect. He had a woman who adored him and he threw it away.
@@justmeeagainn no one asked you or cares
I love Val Kilmer at 34:40. He went from smiling to laying the fucking street down in half a heartbeat. Cold af.
Absolutely
You should definitely check out A Bronx Tale, directed by De Niro. Instead of an armed robber, psycho, or gangster, he plays a bus driver who doesn't want his son hanging around the gangsters in the neighborhood. Based on a one man show written and performed by Chazz Palminteri (who plays mob boss Sonny in the movie), based on his own childhood. Underrated. I wish De Niro directed more films. I'm a fan of his two films.
It’s on the list
This one is probably one of the best urban crime thriller that other films tried to copy but failed
I can agree
I appreciate that you recognize everyone in this movie. So many of the actors have done lots of memorable work.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I'm really glad you enjoyed it. Some of Vincent's weird behaviors are because Pacino decided the character used cocaine, but he never insisted on it being shown.
"I never knew people shot shotguns for distance."
There are different types of ammunition, and variations of barrel design, that affect the spread and distance of an effect. Using slug shells means that you are firing a heavy bullet, a bit like a short rifle or carbine. Using shot shells means firing a number of smaller projectiles, which will fan out after leaving the barrel into a short-distance cone-shape. Using a 'high choke' type barrel will make the cone much wider, more damaging close to, but very short range.
See I just thought the bow cut killer was doing some wild shit in No Country when he done it
@@J_EOMReacts Yeh, and there are a lot of different kinds of shot, loaded into shot shells. Buckshot is like a bunch of ball bearings or BBs. Bird shot is like a packet of flat lead bits, each about the size of maybe 50 grains of sand. and rock salt is literally made up of salt crystals, to cause minor surface tissue damage, to debilitate a target, non-lethally. I've also heard about shells loaded with sand bags, to to cause a non-penetrative impact...but I've never personally seen one, or seen their use.
Michael Mann was the guy who got Miami Vice going in the 80’s. Everything about this movie, I could totally see playing out on a season of Miami Vice
And the 2000's Miami Vice movie, which is great. Mann has so much style.
Hey big man,
Get this.. AL Pacino said in an interview that his character Vincent in this movie actually "chips cocaine" is what he said.
“Always a dumba$$ wanna do some extra sh!t”😂 Another great quote by JL to add to my arsenal.😂 This is one of the greatest crime dramas ever! That dialogue between DeNiro and Pacino was masterfully done! Bravo 👏🏾
Lol I’m telling you dumb ppl be so extra. And you right that convo at the table 🔥🔥
@@J_EOMReacts 👍🏾😁
Interesting that you recognized that dude's voice....not only from Fast and Furious,he also played psycho Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs. 👍✌️
Lol I didn’t catch it when I watched silence of the lamb but when he talked in this I could just here him saying O’Connor
I don't know what's funnier... Watching Murder-Whistle smack the living shit out of his elbow, or looking at The Copilots Nut-Sack for 1/3 of the movie.... HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!
🤣🤣🤣 he had to let them air out
“I’m very angry, Ralph…” 🤣🤣
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As a single dad of 3 daughters that CANT WAIT for every moment with my daughters , I HATE DEAD BEAT DADS as well!!! This breaks my heart when her dad stands her up and she tries to commit suicide, gets my tears rolling every time!
Dead beat dads are the worse
Agreed. There are so many heartbraking situations in this movie (the ex-con trying to go straight, the child prostitute) and this one resonates most with me.
Hey, EOM! 😊The cop, Bosko, (with the moustache) is Ted Levine who played Jame Gumb in The Silence Of The Lambs! ;) And yes, he also plays Sargent Tanner in The Fast And The Furious. Good catch!
The over-the -shoulder shot where Pacino approaches the guy with the hostage is one of my favorite scenes from any movie. Brilliant camera work throughout.
Camera work was amazing
"No wonder this fking movie's three hours long, everyone needs their screen time"
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what's interesting is Neil actually still could have gotten away had he not had dinner with Hanna. when they were eating he told him he had a woman. nothing none of the other cops knew so when Vincent see's a woman in her car alone he was able to spot NIel. also this movie is based off a minor true story. there really was a Niel Maculey and the cops name was Chuck Adamson. they really had coffee together and one time when Adamson was about to bust him a cop made a mistake and he was able to escape. he finally was able to catch and kill him.
Damn I didn’t even think about that. That’s a hell of a call back
Adamson went on to write TV scripts after retiring, and if I remember rightly, he collaborated with Mann on the original version of this script (when it was going to be a TV series).
Damn bruh, you are easily becoming my favorite reactor! So fun do far!
That’s awesome to hear. Glad you been enjoying
I love movie. Because of the actors involved, every time I sit down to watch it, it feels like an event. In 1995, this definitely felt like a major event in a theater. Just seeing Pacino and Deniro square off against each other is cinema gold. A four star classic.
Amazingly done
song playing at the end is God moving over the face of the Waters by Moby. So damn good , love this film
That’s a dope song
Loved your reaction as always J!! The movie was actually based on the true story of Neil McCauley, a calculating criminal and ex-Alcatraz inmate and was originally going to be a tv show but was rejected. As of July 2022, a sequel is apparently in the works. Al Pacino’s interesting take of method acting for his character was that he was always on high on cocaine. Marking the first time that Deniro and Pacino actually shared the screen, the time was very limited…….so I have to ask you, have you seen Righteous Kill? That is a badass Pacino/Deniro movie with more than 3 minutes of shared screen time!! Hope your elbows good and you got that fly ;)
Brand new subscriber here. Happy to be part of the fam. If you want to see DeNiro at his peak of scariness please watch and review Cape Fear (1991). He is nightmare fuel in that one. I love that you love your doggie babies so much!! Dogs are God's gift to us all. Rom and Drogo are soooo cute!!
Welcome to the family, glad to have you aboard. Cape fear is definitely on the list. And thank you for showing my babies some love
This movie is so good. I've watched it about 20 times, and I still don't get tired of it.
"Everyone need screen time no wonder it's three hours long" 🤣
Jon Voight is playing a character very clearly based on Eddie Bunker, even down to the long hair and mustache. Eddie Bunker was a reformed crook, who played Mr. Blue in Reservoir Dogs.
Blank said he looks like the guy in the Metal Gear game
For that matter Danny Trejo is also a reformed criminal, that's done VERY well for himself.
Young (relatively) DeNiro had a good guy role (sort of!) in “Midnight Run,” which is a fantastic action comedy movie (from the same director who did “Beverly Hills Cop” and also stars John Ashton, who played Sgt. Taggert in BHC).
Midnight Run is such a fun movie!
I’m have to check it out
Alternative title for that movie: A Lot Of Cigarettes Were Smoked
Also stars Joey Pants.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 midnight run still holds up!! Great movie!
Brilliant film. My film lecturer loved this, played it EVERY class. Shout out to Eoin Shinners. Keep those breeks tight.
I remember working at a video store and this was one of the first movies I remember that came on two VHS cassettes.
Lol they know they could have fit it on one
Dont let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the Heat coming around the corner
This has been my motto since 2012 lol
@@tammiepeters6511 this is one movie I can watch over and over again and never get tired of it
I love that quote
The one guy that you asked what tvshow did he used to be in… without googling, the one that pops to mind is Mad About You. He was the dog walker for Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt’s characters. He was always good with the dog Murray 😋
That’s where I knew him from. I couldn’t think about it lol
Hank Azeria was married to Helen Hunt. He’s been a lot of good shows like Night at the Museum, The Birdcage, and Brockmire. He also voices many characters on The Simpsons.
@@bassbull1 didn’t know he was married to Helen. Now that you mention it, I do remember that he did voice work on The Simpsons. The only other thing that popped in my head was he was I think that he is also in the 90’s blockbuster Godzilla with Ferris Bueller… I mean Matthew Broderick
Ashley Judd married a billionaire and is living ok. Sadly her Mom killed herself recently.
Damn that’s sad
Reason no one goes out for coffee anymore is it's kind of hard to do when people only communicate by devices, actually going for coffee was a safe way for women to meet men when that kind of thing was still done. Actually REALLY talking to someone in person,WHAT A CONCEPT!
🤣🤣🤣 it sounds a little sketchy
Somehow does,don't it.
How's my pals doing ? The looks Rom gives you during these are like "Why is he trippin so bad?
@@kevinsmith4429 lol he’s always watching me like that. When I’m playing the game or just cleaning. If he isn’t on my lap or sleep he’s watching. Drogo is laying in the sun sleep
@@J_EOMReacts Love those pups. Amazing how they work us.
Heat and the Shawshank Redemption have both been on my Top 5 movie list non-stop since the day I saw them, which was probably around 1995/1996 on video. SUCH A GOOD MOVIE!
Shawshank will be coming soon
Haysbert's character haunts me a bit, and I think he's maybe the real reason for what this movie is about. It's about criminals. Why do they do what they do? Maybe it's because, when they're on parole, TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT of their paycheck goes back to their employer. And Haysbert is lucky to have a sugarmama who loves him and helps him stretch out his sub-poverty paycheck!
So this is why there’s so many side characters with backstorys: This was originally intended to be a TV show, like a modern Miami Vice. It never took off though. So Michael Mann made into a movie.
17:16 made me almost cry laughing. I can't see Deniro in any other way now.
Edit; 21:39 This is why i watch this channel, priceless reaction.
Lol I’m glad you been enjoying
@37:15, this is tight. Earlier when Jon Voight was telling Robert De Niro about Pacino’s character Hanna it was mentioned that he was in the Marines. It was also mentioned that he graduated their Sniper school.
The writers just dropped that one little tidbit into the dialogue to set up this scene for later. With that skillset Hanna wasn’t gonna miss. He was even running a short barreled rifle to maneuver in tight spaces easily.
He’s a hell of a shot but still ain’t comfortable with him taking that shot lol
You might get a kick out of this since you watched Silence of the Lambs, the guy you recognized from The Fast and the Furious (Ted Levine) is also the same dude who played Buffalo Bill. It seems like after Silence, he just said "only cop roles from now on."
If you're looking for another cold-blooded De Niro flick, Ronin is underrated but very good.
Lol I never knew he was buffalo bill. I have to back and look at him now. I will add it to the list
You are without a doubt the best reaction channel on RUclips. Please keep it up.
Appreciate that!
14:27-14:57 That dog was like bird making a nest for itself. :D
28:00 Miami Vice time... :) 43:48 I like that scene.
46:22 All the people were thinking themselves, she was just there in the background.
49:57 The end with Moby's music is fantastic.
I’m people bc I really thought she was just in the background lol
Great reaction, and Your commentary is so genuine, keep up the good work.
18:36 HAH you noticed! That's a very very common thing, in movies -- I guess it's a sort of narrative shorthand. You very rarely hear anyone say goodbye before hanging up a phone, unless it's said in a specific, meaningful way. And in that case, it's most often followed by a shot of the actor looking meaningfully at the reciever, before hanging up.
Lol they be hanging up rude as hell
Holy shit I've seen this movie and forest gump a billion times and I never realized that Mykelti Williamson played Bubba and Drucker. You blew my mind!
Lol I had the same thing happen to me when they told me the first cop that got shot was buffalo bill
Bro that shirt you're wearing is amazing.
Appreciate that. I love The Peanuts
Other De Niro performances you simply MUST see: MEAN STREETS (1973), THE GODFATHER PART II (1974) (for which he won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar), TAXI DRIVER (1976), THE DEER HUNTER (1978), RAGING BULL (1980) (for which he won the Best Actor Oscar), KING OF COMEDY (1982), THE UNTOUCHABLES (1987), MIDNIGHT RUN (1988), AWAKENINGS (1990), CAPE FEAR (1991), THIS BOY’S LIFE (1993), A BRONX TALE (1993), MARY SHELLEY’S FRANKENSTEIN (1994), CASINO (1995), THE FAN (1996), COP LAND (1997), JACKIE BROWN (1997), WAG THE DOG (1997), RONIN (1998), ANALYZE THIS (1999), and MACHETE (2010).
I’m pretty sure 95% of those are on the list
Your reaction to the whole scene where they went for coffee and talked is amazing 😂
You can notice in a few scenes here, Val Kilmer has a weird growth on his elbow. It's a cyst from an injury he received while playing Jim Morrison in The Doors.
I’m have to go back and look now
This movie has two villains from Hannibal Lector movies: Ted Levine (who played Buffalo Bill in “Silence of the Lambs”) and Tom Noonan (who played The Tooth Fairy in “Manhunter”). “Manhunter” (directed by Mann) is way better than “Red Dragon,” in my opinion…
I heard Manhunter is amazing
Manhunter is amazing! Just as good as Silence of the Lambs, maybe better.
The heist scene is pure sound pr0n.... Still almost 30 years this is the best sounding fire fight in movies
It’s amazing
The half bald detective with the mustache is... Buffalo Bill
" They got Tone Loc in this bitch?!" Lmao
🤣🤣🤣 I forgot he was a person
The Shootout scene at the Bank was choreographed by two veterans of the British Special Forces, The SAS our equivalent to your Delta Force
They did an amazing job
34:41 The sound of dead silence after the last shot is fired is more deafening than the sound of all those rounds being fired.
Lmao, your dog trying to get comfortable at 14:50 was more entertaining than the movie 😄
I envy you--watching this sound design masterpiece with such nice headphones…
That’s what Blank tells me all the time lol
People definitely went on dates for coffee at the time of this film. The introduction of coffee places like Starbucks made it trendy.
If you’re interested, Michael Mann’s first theatrical movie is kind of a smaller version of this from just the criminal perspective. It’s called Thief starring James Caan (Sonny Corleone). It’s not as “slick” as Heat, but if you like watching the evolution of filmmakers and like this movie it’s a much watch.
Thief is an excellent movie.
James Caan said it was his favorite movie. Cameo by Willie Nelson.
I’m have to add it to the list
Remember the bank heist in GTA V, The guy who gave Michael the information and blueprints on the bank was identical to the guy in this movie who gave them all the information, even his house looks the same.
Henry Rollins is the actor who played the "bodyguard" Hugh Benny and snitched on the team after Waingro beat up Trejo. Henry grew up in the rough and tumble world of Washington DC Punk as the lead singer of Black Flag. ruclips.net/video/VelEv1zl8vs/видео.html
"Young Dinero"... lol! He was 51 years old when he made this.
The first time I seen De Niro in anything was Meet the Parents and he looked like somebody’s granddad. Lol so yeah this is young De Niro to me
I sleep with the TV on, this movie came on one night. Which is why I now turn the volume down a whole lot more than usual, as that shootout came on and I hit my head on my nightstand diving for cover. I thought it was a wrap for your boy. 😂😂😂
I had to double check to make sure I saw Bud Cort in this movie. Bud Cort was Harold in Harold and Maude. I would love to see J react to that movie. I have watched that movie ten or twelve times. My older brother introduced me to that movie many years ago.
I forgot to mention Bud Cort was the restaurant manager or owner.
I’m have to check it out
Yes, coffee dates are a thing. I always try and turn them into a lunch since I dont drink coffee.
I’m not big on coffee either
The guy you said sounded like he was from FAST AND FURIOUS is the main character BUFFALO BILL from SILENCE OF THE LAMBS
Lol I watched it and never knew it was him
The guy Pacino throws thru the window @39:12 is Henry Rollins former Singer for the band Black Flag.
He use to be in a video game
This is one of my favorite movies. I love the score, DeNiro, Pacino, Studi, the fact that Michael Mann did it and so forth. The thing that always killed me about this movie is Chris Shiherlis. He jumped in because he needed the money because he was flat broke and gambled his money away and cratered out his family so they did the job. They might have gotten away and I know there wouldn't have been any more movie but he just couldn't let it go.
That last scene with those two particular people just guts me every time.
Early in the movie DeNiro was talking to a tall bald guy with a bushy beard and you mentioned how big his hands were. He played Francis Dollarhyde in Mann’s version of Red Dragon called Manhunter.
I still have to watch that
@@J_EOMReacts for your reading pleasure, there is an article in Collider by Michael Mosley about the genesis of Heat from Mann’s initial screenplay that was supposed to be a series with Hanna as the main character.
Things worked out where they didn't need Weingrow but things don't always go as planed so you need to be prepared for those eventualities. It shows how thorough Neil is. Even if it's an unlikely scenario he's prepared for it.
I couldn’t have a random with me. I need to personally know your caliber of work lol
@@J_EOMReacts Well he got a recommendation from someone were meant to believe is a trusted source so I get that. But the fact Neil didn't do some background himself is a real stretch. He'd know that the cops get leverage on people and have them stand for an undercover.
@10:25 Rom looks at you like, calm down Dad, you need a thundershirt?
Lol my little boy be so worried about me
A few years ago Pacino said his character was a cokehead which explains how he was acting
Makes sense lol
You would be referring to the infamous "BIG MO PENCIL W/ BIG MO ERASER" . We all had them.
I hated them lol
@@J_EOMReacts They were insidiously huge for little kids hands!
31:08 I watch Heat in its entirety every month or so on long haul flights, but I have your version of it downloaded onto my iPad for short haul flights, and this part makes me laugh every time. "THIS m'fker, man" 😂🤣
The sight of doggos becomes much less joyful once you realize that Albert is probably a prototype Michael Vick.
34:00 the first time I played GTA 5 and did some of that crazy bank robber stuff my first thought was "damn... this is f'ing Heat".
🤣🤣🤣 this made me redownload GTA 5
@@J_EOMReacts haha I'm itching to play it again just for the Trevor shenanigans.
My man, you make me laugh, you piss me off, you make me smile, you make me cry... I'm 76, fish belly white & when I was young & dumb & playing drums in strip clubs & G.I. bars, if I'd seen 6'5", 250 of you walking toward me behind a cowboy dive, shit be running down my leg. Then the first time I watch you, you were talking about growing up on cartoons & romcoms & wanted no part of scary shit like your mama watched & there you are crying at Private Ryan and putting out the funniest cracks on YT & here we are; I watch a shit ton of reaction videos & you've got me subscribed -- best reactions ever! 💯💥👍👏👌
Welcome to the family!
Michael Mann really makes great movies, visually fantastic, great music etc..
Nice tos ee the doggies again. :)
You caught it, yes the bank robbery inspired a lot of things 😂 (pretty sure the first cop that got killed was 'Buffalo Bill" lol)
🤣🤣🤣 buffalo bill always getting shot
Love that shirt man.
Thank you 🙏🏾
There is something about Denero is like he actually did crazy s***. Both godfathers, but D goes the extra crazy.
Have to remember, back in the '50s there were coffee shops or diners/sandwich shops before McDonald's that people hung out at to eat or have a good time.
Yes that's the guy that tye Joker put the grenade in his mouth and the guy with him is Henry Rollins the singer from Black Flag and Rollins.
Henry Rollins…I know that name but not from anything to do with music
@@J_EOMReacts yea he does lots of other things now. He's a bit of a Renaissance man.
The whole diner scene between DeNiro and Pacino was completely adlibbed by the 2 actors
I was thinking it was bc it felt like they was just having a convo
Fun fact. Up until that scene at the diner, all the movies they’ve acted in together that was the first time they were on the screen at the same time. Face to face. It’s one of my fav scenes in cinema all time. Great acting
When you're ready for more DeNiro please check out "Midnight Run", it's hilarious and surprisingly poignant at times.
It’s on the list
Such a great movie with amazing acting. Glad you enjoyed it man. You are 100% correct. That scene at the Diner is Fkn amazing. One of the greatest acting scenes ever!
I’ve watched that one scene at least 10 times since I watched this.
I've always thought of that scene as part of a Master Class in screen acting! A salute to the Craft.
The gun play in this movie is awesome. Great movie. Loves to Drogo and Romulus. And to anyone offended by Rom airing out his balls, to dam bad.
Lol facts
I love your channel because you watch movies just like I do. Drives my wife crazy. 😂
Lol my ex gf use to hate it
@17:20 "I'm telling you that's how Deniro talks to his kids!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm dying.... But you're probably right though.
Love this movie. Comes down to two totally driven men who can't help but give 200% to what they do, to the detriment of all other aspects of their lives. They are the same personality. Excellent at what they do but destructive to the rest of their lives and relationships.
🤣🤣🤣 I’m telling you I believe that with all my heart.
You’re exactly right in that
This is the only movie that gives you a remote idea of how unfathomably LOUD guns actually are.
One of those hours had to be for the gunfight after the bank robbery.. I recall being really excited to see this because Pacino & DeNiro were both in Godfather II, but they never appeared together in the film. It was thrilling to see them act together. I believe they'vve done another film since this one was made but that cafe scene with them both was wonderful!
"I say what I mean, and I do what I say."
Fun Fact: The coffee shop scene sold Robert De Niro on the idea of making the film. He, Al Pacino, and Michael Mann later admitted that they couldn't wait to shoot that one scene.
Just Do It Live Fact: In an interview with Al Pacino on the DVD Special Edition, Pacino revealed that for the scene in the restaurant between Hanna and McCauley, Robert De Niro felt that the scene should not be rehearsed so that the unfamiliarity between the two characters would seem more genuine. Michael Mann agreed, and shot the scene with no practice rehearsals.
Gun Enthusiast Fact: Rather than dubbing in the gunshots during the bank robbery shoot-out, Michael Mann had microphones carefully placed around the set so that the audio could be captured live. This added to the impact of the scene, because it sounded like no other gunfight shown on-screen.
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The restaurant they shot it at closed not long ago before I had a chance to go. Still not over it. LoL
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EOM ...That is unfortunate. However these things happen and we are often powerless to stop it.
I believe the guy that Ashley Judd was cheating with, was Hank Azaria - one of the people that does voices on "The Simpsons".
Your face when Tone Loc showed up🤣
🤣🤣🤣 i haven’t seen Tone Loc since the Blank Check movie
"Heat," starring: Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Val Kilmer, Tom Sizemore, Ashley Judd, Natalie Portman, Jon Voigt, Denis Haysbert, Amy Brenneman, Diane Venora, Danny Trejo, Kevin Gage, William Fichtner, Henry Rollins, Sean Penn's Pen, The Blade "Blade" was named after, The Lord Jesus Christ Himself (guest appearance by Moses), Alvin and the Chipmunks, Atreyu from The Neverending Story (the character not the actor), Baseball Bat Number Three from "A League of their Own," the Front-Left Tire from the Nightrider car, Tony the Sentient Laser Beam, The Smell of Chunk from The Goonies, The Predator featuring new and improved Invisibility Mode, The Cosmic Entity known as Mazonglohan (lord of lost warriors wishing for early death), Forrest Gump's returned letters from Vietnam, actress turned trans activist The Piano from "The Pianist" prior to her surgery to become "Pipe Organ," The Safety Dance, Mister Magoo's Lost Glasses, Heroine Needle Number Six from "Trainspotting," The Abstract Concept of Universal Suffering, The Entire Population of Monaco, The Plane Crash from "Alive," A Normal Piece of Toast, Takashi The Eater of Souls...
Honestly, the imdb just keeps going on and on. I didn't even know about the half of these...
That final two minutes is one of the most emotionally impactful film endings I've ever seen.
Also, watch Thief, The Insider, Ali, Manhunter.. shit just watch every Michael Mann film because he's one of the most dynamic and expert American filmmakers working the past 40 years.
In addition, Collateral w/ Jamie Fox and Tom Cruise.
I’ve seen Ali and I’m doing Manhunter for the patreon soon
@25:00 -ish, that guy is Hank Azaria, most well-known for multiple voices on The Simpsons
I’m have to look up the characters he do
@49:20, shotguns have a lot longer range that people think.
Depending on slug or buckshot you can hit something up to 100 yards out
I learned that in No Country for Old amen. That’s honestly what made me say it bc Pacino did it and I never knew people did that until the bow cut killa did it.
Have you seen or plan to see "Catch me if you can"? Tom Hanks, Leo Dicaprio, Christopher Walken among others. Another great Cat and Mouse game.
Def on the list.
@@EOMReacts Yes! Thank you! 👍