Heat (1995) - The Coffee Shop Scene | Academy Conversations
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2016
- Christopher Nolan interviews Writer/director Michael Mann, and actors Robert De Niro and Al Pacino at the Academy Event “Heat (1995)” on September 7, 2016 at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
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Nolan interviewing Mann, De Niro and Pacino about the movie "Heat". Can life get any better?
Even better if they could collaborate on a project.
@ad what do you mean ?
@ad I was just thinking the same
some actors like these two wop hams should retire especially deniro whos lost is freaking mind
@@gkroll8467 Finally some said it out loud. I used to love and respect de Niro, but not anymore. He should definitely retire and not act or giving interviews
It's cute that the Oscars are posting this video, considering Heat was completely snubbed for any nominations.
“Cute” or ironic?
@@Churro_Flaminguez and politics
I’m still waiting on Angela Bassett’s Oscar.
Oscar is garbage....the good the bad and the ugly theme and scores dint win Oscar...what a shame...
Oscar doesn't deserve a great movie like 'Heat'...
The Dark Knight is like Nolan's tribute to Heat.
Really?
Yup
Now that I think about it it does make sense.
The interrogation scene between Batman and the Joker is shot the same way as this scene.
dale r yup and the bank robbery at the start of the film is similar as is the overall look and tone of the film.
This is gold. We have three of the biggest legends of cinema, interviewed by a great fan of their work who happens to be one of the best directors of his generations himself.
and not to mention the famous scene from another cult movie you have on your dp...
Christopher Edward Nolan born 30 July 1970 is an English-American film director, screenwriter, producer, cinematographer and editor. He is one of the highest-grossing directors in history, and among the most successful and acclaimed filmmakers of the 21st century.
FloydPink23 when he directs movies like prestige Memento and inception and then we have people like you.. it's hard to say who's dumb and who's overrated..
Axxonn lol as much as Nolan is one of the best out there now, no way is interstellar a top 100 film lol
It's good we have Axxonn here everybody. I thought the plethora of praise that comes towards Nolan was real until an edgy hipster on youtube showed everyone the light.
This is one of the best films ever made. Nolan used the movie as a thematic template while making The Dark Knight
Christopher Nolan is - actually - a more complete director than Michael Mann, but Mann is a better action director than Nolan.
Anyway, great iconic scene.
Yep, he used the 1994 film "The Shadow" as the template for Batman Begins.
I like Nolan's work and his style but he's no Mann. Only Mann can get that kind of mood and feel out of a picture.
Absolutely...I kind of realised it just now..
Totally, talking about the interrogation scene between Batman and Joker in TDK, I mean Nolan literally said "I learned this from Heat."
That room should have exploded with all that talent and genius.
M Azzopardi that might have happened, but Micheal Bay wasn't there, so didn't.
@@adityanath3570 😂😂😂😂😂
Yup
Talent - Yes. But genius?
@@aimfuldrifter what do you think'bout Nolan
Michael Mann is one of the finest American filmmakers of his generation. It's a shame he didn't win an Oscar for best director. Heat, Collateral and The Insider were brilliant films.
Manhunter too
Last of the Mochicans has one of the best endings in movies
I’m one of the few that enjoyed Miami Vice as well. Something about those 3 movies you mentioned and Miami Vice that have a chill but intense vibe to them
Heat is a bonafide masterpiece. One of the few perfect movies
Nolan looks a bit like Val Kilmer in this 😂
jacob abraham at first I thought it was Val. LoL
@The Wizard of Oswald no shit sherlock
damn😂
I love how Al Pacino doesn't even feel like he has to lift his mic up before he begins to talk. He never does. That's some deep voice right there.
Yes, it looked like swag 🤣
Well he is Lt Col Slade
Credit smoking lol.
Love his voice
A big contrast to his voice from Godfather.
I had coffee with McCauley .........HALF AN HOUR AGO !!
Does anybody know where the fuck these people are?
gimme all you got !
I just said out loud, "that's fuckin awesome". Legendary RUclips comment.
Do i have to like this comment or what?
SoCal Dazed
What're you, a monk ??
Nolan's ears are so red here coz he knows that he's interviewing his heroes! :)
Aashish Khakha you can tell he's taming the fanboy urge he has for Mann and Heat....
@@michaelotis223 Yea really this is incredible to watch. A legend interviewing his icons that set the bar for him and inspired him
Our heroes!.....
Our* heroes
@Amerul Aidil That's right he did. And that was also a VERY good VERY underrated film
I’m a Brit, when I went to LA for the first time, I went with my brother and we went to Kate Mantilini’ for lunch, so excited, we walked in and asked the host “where did they sit?”.The guy was very kind and sat us in the same spot. We were chuffed to bits! Thank you! Heat is still my favourite film and been a fan of Michael Mann since Miami Vice from the 80’s.
You’re so lucky, it’s not there anymore
whatta shame 💔
I love how Heat inspired the genius of Nolan.
And I love how real Neil McCauley inspired genius of Mann
@@antonelabakavic4045 And I love how PACINO (not your pwecious De Niro) was in TWO Mann movies.
"Things will never be 100% twice, they'll only be 100% once." Powerful!
One of the great filmquotes: “brother, You are goïng down....”
Best part of that scene for me was after Pacino says, " ...brother, I'm gonna have to put you down." Then the Deniro pause, and it might have been one of the greatest pauses in film history, he flashes a profile and, "...there's a flip side to that coin." I was floored.
Bingo
Senior paused and looked to his right to read his next line...he did it all through the scene.
Not senior...deniro...spell check got me.
"And what if you do got me boxed in, and i gotta put you down? I wont like it, but i will not hesitate. Not for a second."
“There’s a flip side to that coin”
Ummmm isn't this the same Academy that shunned the film and didn't nominate it for a single Oscar? Bunch of hypocrites.
I remember that year, 1995, the Academy completely shut out three of that year's best films: Michael Mann's "Heat" (De Niro, Pacino), Spike Lee's "Clockers" (produced by Scorsese, starring Harvey Keitel and John Turturro), and Martin Scorsese's "Casino" (De Niro, Pesci) ("Casino" received ONE nomination, but lost; the other two were completely ignored). They also largely ignored Oliver Stone's "Nixon", with Anthony Hopkins. They were so off, that year, as in many years.
Yeah they got it completely wrong that year
@@dkelly26666 I didn't know that about Casino, that is absolutely mind boggling to me.
@@dkelly26666 Sharon stone was the only oscar nom that year & lost, for Casino (Academy Awards 1996). Still got robbed if you think about the ridiculous movies that got nominated that year.
@@FiveSigma72 Oscars were heavily rigged and politicised, casting couch was a thing. De Niro and Pacino could have like 7 or 8 Oscars if it was fare.
HEAT is right up there with "The Godfather", "Goodfellas", and "Scarface"
Godfather really?
That greatest ever
Above *
Godfather is overrated
Heat is a thousand times better than The Godfather
@@maciek8159 Nah is a great movie but not at that level
I LOVE how this film is 3 unsuspecting hours. Keeps the riff-raff from seeing it! I always find Heat fans to be more gentlemanlike.
chris nolan, alpacino, robert de niro in one stage hooolly.....
How about Michael Mann? No?
Okay
+The Übermensch yeaah
Heat is ABSOLUTELY one of the greatest films ever made, it is my all-time favorite just as it is for so many others out there, and yet it doesn't seem to get anywhere near the recognition and appreciation that it so richly deserves .. People out there who are relatively unfamiliar with Heat need to watch classic clips like this one to have a better understanding of just how epic this movie truly is 👌
Bill Kittleman next to dark knight it’s my favourite film of all time
I remember watching Heat and Casino back to back in the theaters 1995 then watching Goldeneye,lol
Heat and Collateral are in my top 5.
This film will withstand the ages....100 years will pass, and this will never get old!!! Epic masterpiece!!!
the whole panel is human treasures
are*
2:08 That's the first time I've seen Nolan laugh out loud like that. He's always has a serious tone in interviews
"But I will not hestitate, not for a second."
DeNiro and Pacino must be so happy to have been directed by Noam Chomsky.
lmao
Heat was one of the most underrated movie by the academy
Most underrated movie of all time
fact
No its not underrated by the discerning and knowledgeable like us
Not underrated by me.
Some Boring also
Collateral by mann is more underrated
When Michael Mann talks about the anatomy of the scene, you can see why is such a master of his craft, understands everything about the nature of filmmaking
Just finished watching this movie. It is epic and one of the greatest movies of all time. The cinematography is brilliant, mesmerising, along with the soundtrack, it adds such a layer of atmosphere to the movie, unlike a lot of generic ones you hear in today's films. Truly great.
Now go watch The Insider (1999). Mann is great at creating atmosphere and depth.
Love HEAT, I’ve been lucky to have purchased a poster signed by the the entire cast of the movie. I love it one of my favorite things I own.
myownruin187 tell me every story of how you got all the actors to sign it pls. We’re they cool about it? Did they mention anything about the movie?
Seriously. That's amazing bro. Truly
@@maciek8159 I purchase it on eBay Christmas of 99 I got really really lucky I paid $159 a steal also I’ve seen one other guy who was selling a poster with just Al,Dinero and Val and he was was asking 2k for it I could only imagine what mine will seek for once these 2 Icons pass way.. I hope not any time soon.
I’m sorry for the delayed response I’m rewatching this video again and I noticed you comment which I was never notified..thank you 🙏🏻
@@revealingtruth3329 Thank you I treasure it, I’ve been offered great money for it more than I paid for it which cost me $159 but I. Any part with it I want for to be a generational thing pass it down to
My son one day. Thanks again. 🙏🏻
@@myownruin187 lol it's all good i don't even remember making this comment. But thank you for responding.
I'm not a huge fan of superhero movies, although The Dark Knight might be the best one of that genre. But the very first time I watched The Dark Knight without knowing Nolan or any of his influences at all, all I could think of was "Heat" when I saw the way the city was shot in that movie.
Anyway, this video is very unique because Robert De Niro actually says something on his own without having to get every word dragged out of him, at 2:04 and 2:11. It should be in the national archive for this reason.
Craig Ellis Bad troll is bad? Nolan's "..Begins" was critically and financially an upset, praised by even most detractors of the superhero genre. So the sequel already had hype and expectations going into it. The Dark Knight was simply immortalized due to a combination of pushing the boundaries of both crime thrillers and comic based films, as well as the untimely passing of Ledger in what even you have to admit is one of the best written and then acted antagonists ever put to celluloid. It's a great film, overrated or not, and calling it a pile of crap is either ignorant or an attempt at trolling. People can dislike the film, it's subjective, and still acknowledge it's incredibly well made and certainly not pretentious.
Craig, lolnope
"SMH...you need to up your standards."
You just said that the original Tim Burton movie was the best Batman movie. And while I like the movie, you are suggesting that a movie in which Jack Nicholson dances to a terrible Prince song has higher standards of filmmaking.
"Joker has been done for years, all Ledger did was the steteotypical version of him."
Part of the reason why Ledger's Joker stood up was because of how vastly unique his version was compared to other versions. He had different voice, different speech patterns, different mannerisms, and different aesthetic all around. Not sure what was "steteotypical" about him.
"To make a character from nothing like Hopkins did with Hannibal Lector that takes real talent. Get a clue."
Hannibal Lector was already done by Brian Cox before Hopkins. So he didn't make the character from nothing. So you should get a better clue.
Ylysses432, "People who see these visual orgies as well-written dramas need to expand their menus when it comes to cinema."
I watch everything - from Marvel movie schlock to Dardanne brothers.
"You're either going to be an action film or a drama."
Tell that to Blade Runner and Saving Private Ryan.
"Words or weight can't land with any impact when they're crammed in between helicopter chases and explosions."
Which is why Matrix and Inception are considered one of the best modern movies ever made?
@Craig Ellis marvel fanboy alert
Guaranteed one the all time best movies.
Especially with the gun fights in city center. Val Kilmer Fucking ruled that shit
It's the first time that I see Robert De Niro speaking "so much" in an interview
Yes, he seems more animated than normal.
I like it how Nolan is asking profound questions that deeply examine the characters' actions and drive, and actors are like: they paid me and I acted
Legends, all of them.
Nolan is hardly a legend.
Nautilus1972 Well most people think otherwise
Sure he is. One of the few directors trying to make blockbusters and taking risks..
Nautilus1972 Well some people don't consider him to be one yet... but he is one of the best directors of this era and he will become a legend for sure in 10 more years
nolan haters are salty af
I remember writing about this scene and the complexity of the scene for my leaving cert art exam. Got me an A+ in arts.
Heat had one of the greatest shootouts ever
Check out "LA TAKEDOWN"...that was where HEAT lifted that scene and quite a bit more. And yes directed by Michael Mann also
It's official, Nolan is my favorite Director.
This video just gave me life! One of my favorite directors talking to two of my favorite actors, role models, and legends!!!!
The restaurant scene in Heat is the most iconic scenes of all time!
and 25 years later, the film deserved more than one oscar, but it doesn't matter, it's a classic, a masterpiece, it has such depth
It’s classic but I don’t think it’s Oscar worthy. Just a good ol movie
@@Wh4L205 yeah your opinion sucks
Two of the best directors in history
Other than his crazy hair, Al has always looked pretty healthy for his age, but De Niro is looking better than he has in years.
Treefrog Johnson
Pacino looks like old Tony Stark
George Roy Omg yes
@@georgedroy LMAO yes
I'm at a loss for words at the sight of these greats.
Shouldn't idealize people that much that you're at a loss for words
J R What are you, my shrink?
I have always said, never meet your heros, you almost always will be disappointed!
most underrated film of all time
i guess i meant more underviewed. i dont hear it referenced that often
How about GTA V? it's really inspired by Heat
I don't get it either, Heat is probably one of the most referenced movies of all time, especially in games, like mentioned GTA V (in fact, the entire GTA series), Kane & Lynch...
Sure, maybe not really that much mentioned from the age range 15 to 25 (even if I fall in this range), but that it's because Heat itself hasn't that much Meme potential like, for example, Scarface.
i think he said underrated because this fucking films wasn't even nominated on the Oscars
fuck academy
Prophet Ares I don't know that it's underrated.... Collateral and The Insider are Mann's underrated gems
Two titans going back and forth over coffee produced one of the most memorable scenes in cinematic history!
Because I gotta hold on to my angst.
I preserve it, because I need it.
It keeps me sharp.
On the edge.
Where I gotta be.
Masterpiece.
On so many levels.
But the best is this... And no one ever talks about this - even though it is cinematically perfect and blatantly right there... De Niro's character says leave everything behind and just go... What can't you leave - ever?
Your shadow...
👌
Brilliant scene. Brilliant movie.
Nolan should make a movie with De Niro!
Still waiting lol
RockstarGames125 correction! De Niro should do a movie with Nolan
amazing that theres no mention in the description that the guy interviewing them is christopher fucking nolan!
he should legally change his name to that:)
K Gomer yeah, and a nobody whos had some of the biggest films in recent years, nominated thrice for the oscars, and won multiple awards, yeah, but theres no need to mention him!
Who....?
juan altredo hahahah i was thinking the same thing
....the baseball player right?
Every person on this panel is a master of their craft, genuises every one of them - priceless!!
Nolan gotta be the biggest fanboy, he’s been doing this scene in all of his movies. Especially insomnia which is underrated
One of the greatest movies of all time. I know it is a popular movie, but I still feel it doesn't get the recognition it deserves
Living Legends in the room. Chris Nolan, Bob DeNiro, Al Pacino, and Michael Mann. Beautiful movie, great scene!
A little disingenuous of The Oscars to host this retrospective, given that they didn't offer the film a single nomination in '96. Nothing. Not even a technical consideration...
In the end, while it might mean something to a lot in the industry, the Oscar's are meaningless and should be taken with a grain of salt. Much more at work there beyond films.
Take a look at what films were nominated that year. Based on that its quite understandable.
@@FreekillGaming don't mean crap
@@sherwyngray3979 explain urself
One of Scorcese's favorite movies of the 90s. The Oscars can kiss Michael Mann's arse!
cinema ends there on the stage.
I was going to say, that's a VERY rare moment in time where you'll see that much insane talent on one stage.
Every now and then a movie enters a different realm of perfection. This is one of them. Every actor, director, producer etc....were at their best.
Even when I was much younger and didn't quite have an understanding of what objectively constitutes a good film I just knew Heat was uniquely brilliant.
I love this scene so much that i sometimes mimic the dialogues to my friends like.. brother you're going down!!
Yeah, I don't blame Nolan geeking out. I would be too.
we don't get any Classics anymore... And heat is an all-time classic
It's not that we don't get classics anymore, it's just that it takes time for a film to become a classic. The old movies we see as classics today weren't classics as soon as they were released.
@@alexhughesxz there are instant classics tho. Like... the Dark Knight... ir more recently: Joker
@@cloudspigtails8076 The Dark Knight took a little time to become a classic. It wasn't instant. And I wouldn't say Joker is a classic.
Mad Max Fury Road sure is an instant classic, as is the first John Wick. Blade Runner 2049 is one of the all-time great sequels that live up to the original.
Classics are made all the time and are mostly recognised years later.
@@alexhughesxz Joker is a classic whether you agree with me or not.
That was the scariest movie I have ever seen. When I was only 10 years old, my dad rented it in VHS after work one day. Man, whoever played waingro is a genius and the suspense and gun fighting was very very realistic.
God, they got so old.. :)) They should never get old these guys!!! Their mimic is so changed... From Godfather, Scarface,.. Heat.... They are sooo changed!! But still when i see them brings back the "80 and 90!!!!God bless them both!!!
The day when we're going to lose them.. People who never meet them will cry...
They belong to the entire world!!
This one of the those movies that leave you a little confused and weird just after seeing it but over time it really sits with you and you think wow what a great movie.
Thanks for sharing this Oscars Channel with Two Great Actors, Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro from The Great Movie Heat with The Director Michael Mann from the Film while another Great Director Christopher Nolan interviewing all 3 of them!!!, How very Awesome!!!😃👏👏👏✌👍
Small thing: Somewhere out there there is a biography to Vincent from Collateral. Both McCauley and Vincent are dressed the same way. Such is Mann's attention to detail that there is an entire backstory to that character from his childhood to his military service and his time in special forces to his recruitment by cartels. I would love to see that.
in the commentary on the bluray of Heat, Mann notes that he had Neil wear a simple Grey suit white shirt to maintain a sense of blandness so it would be more difficult for a witness to describe him ect. I think he had the same idea for Vincent.
Pacino, Deniro both are Legends love them 👍
Michael Mann is such a underrated Director. That movie Thief was badass too. But hearing Pacino and DeNiro together is always pure gold.
It's amazing to see Christopher Nolan moderating the talk. Very good job.
When you are interviewing your hero's every word they say, whether it be mumbling or a deflated answer, is pure gold.
My favourite film is Goodfellas and my dream is to watch it with Martin Scorsese, Deniro, Pesci, Liotta, and have them talk to me about every details. In fact, if I ever came to be employed by Scorsese, I'd say screw the wages, I want a running commentry.
... Aaaand then the stage spontaneously caught fire from all the greatness present!
The coffee shop scene is when of the best filmed scenes...ever.
I have this scene pinned to the top of my FB page. God I love this movie.
Wow Pacino and Nolan in the same room, mind blown!
I know Nolan did insomnia but these are two of my favorite idols. Why not De Niro and Pacino in the same room aswell
ZCMZombieCustomMaps h
You should see insomnia if you haven’t already, Pacino directed by Nolan
That's pure acting talent right there ! Pacino and De Niro are Legends!😊👌
Robert De Niro looked very handsome in Heat than any other movies of his , Al's high pitch voice acting was a different level and equally appreciating other actors too and most important was the BGM and sound engineering TOP NOTCH. 👌👌👌
One of the best thing about Michael Mann's movies I've noticed is that this man shows the scene way it is like it's real happening in real for example -- that long shootout scene from heat and collateral..
For me heat is an underrated masterpiece audiovisual of the history of cinema
DeNiro trying to understand Christopher Nolan’s questions are like me trying to understand Tenet.
Tenet is really incredibly easy to understand. It's a very simple film. Did you really not understand it? What was confusing about it to you?
I think it's good Mann never used a two-shot of them. Would have felt a bit obvious. Glad someone had the good sense to take that photograph though.
Exactly
Christopher nolan is such a fan boy in this video, I love it
I always felt from the second Vincent and Neil sat at the table together they both envisioned shooting the other on the spot should the conversation go south. It's natural for them to not second guess the possibility that the other guy might just kill him. But Neil has worked too long and hard to plan the heist of a lifetime to take out the cop who is chasing him just because he is vulnerable sitting across from him. And Vincent knows this Neil is too professional and honors his own code to pop him right now, not his style, too cowboy. But they both know the truce that Vincent is trying to forge is really only a buffer for what awaits later in the day of the heist. They share that little smirk at the end too that says "I respect and understand that you ain't backing down from me." Maybe had this been a different lifetime they could have had the coffee without the guns. #Heat
That bond of mutual respect, of knowing that they are at the top of their game and yet, in the person opposite them they have met their equal. That's the magic in the movie.
Folks who got pissed that they held hands at the end just over-looked that under any other circumstances, they would be closer than brothers. Awesome film.
i remember watching this at the cinema when i was 15 or 16 years old. Completely blown away by the whole thing not only the action also the relationship among the characters.
Al Pacino is just so freaking humble, man!
september 7, what a great day, my birthday, in 2016 i turned 47, enjoying this clip very much
I am a huge fan of Michael Mann .
I just love this guy !
His detail !
His eye !
His timing !
And his patience ! On why , where and when we'll film here or there !
Michael Mann knows Los Angels California better than a Fire Chief !
Better than a Police Chief ! And better than a Taxi driver !
And he's a very nice man . Busy ! But very very cool . 👍👍👍
Without doubt my favourite movie of all time, an absolute cinematic masterpiece!!
IMHO this is the greatest dialogue scene ever filmed. Arguably the two most intense talented actors meeting as top in their respective roles (cops and robbers).
If I were in an actors class role playing this would be the one I’d attempt….on second thought maybe not
the master interviewing these legends about the one of the great classic movie 🔥🔥❤️❤️. the best ever interview I've ever seen .
What jumps out at me in the "coffee shop scene" is the display of diplomacy, and the two being civil with each other, despite being on opposite sides of the law. (What’s more diplomatic than having coffee with your nemesis?)
This was a chess match, a game of go, a match of wits. Neither of them wants to reach across the table or lunge at their opponent…they want to win the game, on the “board,” where it counts, mono-e-mono, legal strategy against criminal strategy; who is better at playing this “game,” who is better at their job?
De Niro looks sharp and lively for his age, especially compared to Pacino lol
Pacino hasn't aged as well as De Niro but his spirit and energy is just as strong.
pacino is actually a lot more passionate with acting that de niro is, especially lately. he never lost the fire and still loves both shakespeare & the theatre. maybe he's just tired?
nenabunena I think he's aged not that well because of smoking hes smoked all his life, apparently since he was only 9 and smoking for a few years ages your skin so imagine what smoking for over 60 years will do
nenabunena He's 78 years old. Age catches up with you eventually.
A Michael Mann Film.....yep, when I see that, my eyes light up!
Brilliant director
There is something about this movie.
I can ALWAYS watch it. again and again
The Dark Knight arguably one of the grestest movies ever made. Nolan is a genius.
2 of the greatest I just think DeNiro is the best ever
I remember playing this movie for my highschool a few months after it came out,our class was raising money so we decided a movie night,my concern was it's a really long movie and will the learners appreciate this movie, because in the 90's out action heroes was Bruce Willis,Stallone Arnold,van Damme,Mel Gibson and such,but anyway after the movie ended.girls was crying over the death of Robert de Niro.people were screaming of joy,everybody came up to me at said the coffee scene was the best scene in movie history,2 powerful actors good guy vs bad guy but everybody is rooting for the bad guys to win😂wow what a movie.bring back so many memories,GOD BLESS Micheal Mann for casting them
R.D.N & A.P are my childhood dream chaser. God bless them 1000 years.
The smartest Decision from Michael Mann was, to keep this scene as simple as possible, so the energy of the scene was just delivered from these two Legends and goddamn the energy was there. What a moment. It is the best Crime Thriller of all Time and the non plus ultra, that every movie in this genre will be measured by.