@@jmckendry84 he said “500% more”, so obviously it’s extra, which means 6 Al Pacinos. If he had only said “500% of yourself”, then it would be 5 Al Pacinos. Fixed it for you, since your breakdown was potentially misleading.
@@abunazirnouradin3888 So do I... Nowadays movies are either boring or poorly acted, some are Both !! Better keep your DVDs and Blurays safe, the future isn't that promising..
Not sure what you mean by "for the early 90s". If you think film making has gotten better - for my money, American cinema peaked in the 70s. Though the 90s is probably the strongest of the decades since.
@mm43501 It's such a soulless view of art imo, viewing it like technology that advances and becomes obsolete quickly. When I was a child, I was put off by films "older than me" but I found it's a barrier you quickly get past.
@mm43501 I'm relatively young in my 20s, so maybe nothing's really changed, but it feels that people today lack respect for older things in a way that wasn't always true. I mean, at a certain point, we had almost the opposite "problem" where only the old (things like ancient greek/roman poems, shakespeare, renaissance artists, classical era composers) were really respected and taken seriously, and critics scoffed at anything innovative and different, but it feels we've gone too far in the opposite direction we've become obsessed with the latest trends, something new and "modern". I mean, how do you even know something IS new and not a watered down rehash unless you've experienced what's come before?
She got a great ass ,and you got your head all the way up it, I think Pacino got the edge on that one, but deniro can do it all, great actors though, NY produces some great fucking actors full stop.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 It's always the same word ''overacting'' that people love to use about Al, in Scarface as well as here, but fail to realize that's how he was meant to play those roles. I don't even think it's overacting. It's energetic, enigmatic, chaotic...you can't take your eyes off him. Plus, I find it ironic and just plain funny when people in the comment section who have no clue about acting....critisizing one of the, if not THE, greatest actor of all time...on what acting really is. No offense.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Robert De Niro’s sleepy performances aren’t great. Al is playing a enigmatic character it requires him to be charismatic and Al Pacino delivers. Plus Tony Montana and Hanna are both Cocaine addicts
@@Tonycillian5 I just learned that Pacino was acting like he had a coke habit because it was in the script but they cut the part out with him actually using. Now it all makes sense.
No. They Shouldn't. People should protect themselves from this movie because it's so fucking good you can't take modern action movies seriously anymore after watching it.
I’m pleased that heat is a bit under the radar, it’s deffo in my top ten films. It’s nice that it hasn’t been brushed with the same tar as goodfellas / pulp fiction.
The ending of this movie BROKE my heart so bad. The way De Niro decides to make one last stop instead of running away which gets him fucked in the end, and leaves eddy in the car. Felt so bad. He was the bad guy but he was also likeable.
I thought I was one of the only people who thought that was one of the saddest endings in film history. That one U turn he made...because of his unspoken promise to his dying friend. He was home free and Edy was so mellow and cool. That turn changed several lives in an instant. And Edy's look of fear confusion & sadness being left in the car...? (Gulp.) Haunting.
Say hello to my little friend, I know it was you, Fredo, you broke my heart and just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in...classic Pacino quotes
A great character, a tough man who prefers hunting street shit to a steady family, but is able to console mothers and children, and is an amazing shooter.
1:15 Al Pacino said that his character was supposed to be a cocaine addict and several of the scenes were his character being coked out of his gourd. However, this is never established in the movie and they cut the scene that lets you know this. Thank God, because it gave us this scene without thinking he's on the booger sugar.
I think it was the scripts that described Hanna as a coke user, but I read somewhere that Pacino didn't want to considere that for the role... but, you don't HAVE TO use coke to be this mad: his "wife" f***ed another man behind Vincent's back... lol
They should have had a scene showing Pacino's "Hanna" do a line or a bump at one point just to give the film some more depth. As it is his substance abuse problem goes over just about everyones head unless they read up further about the film and the characters origin. Plus it would have added more realism to the film and would have added more grey area to the good guy vs bad guy in the film. Still a great flick though.
griz312 Agreed. At first I thought it was just Pacino doing his over the top yelling acting he does in most of his movies but the whole cocaine aspect makes it work in many ways. Still, it's a great performance by an incredible actor.
"I think I got an idea what they're lookin at. You wanna know what they're lookin at? I mean, is this guy somethin, or is he somethin. You wanna know what they're lookin at? Us."
@@stavrosmayakofsky1915 google "Al Pacino overacting" you ignorant pos. Pacino even talks about it himself and admits it and expects directors to pull him back on it😂😂😂you couldn't actually make it up it's so ironic! ruclips.net/video/9DGrDN14fRk/видео.html
@@stavrosmayakofsky1915 he is admitting is but if you're still so thick you can't get clearer than this interview with The Guardian newspaper (Pacino's way name of article) where he admits hamming it up / overacting in roles too much and that directors should rein him in-> "In some more recent roles, such as Scent of a Woman and The Devil's Advocate, he has hammed it up to great effect. His critics suggest that he's also hammed it up in his serious roles. He looks a little hurt when I mention it. "You can't call Shylock hammy," he protests. No, I say, but there are certain films ... "Yes, certain roles you go too far," he concedes. "Some-times-you-go-too-far," he says, syllable by syllable. "But part of what you hope to do is not censor yourself, and then find a way to pull back, and sometimes you don't censor yourself and you get caught off guard." He says it's the director's job to rein him in, and they don't always bother. "Sometimes it seems that directors just say, 'Give me more Pacino, more Pacino,'" I say. " Yeaaaaaah ," he roars. "That has happened, yes." "
I like Al Pachino, and he's a fantastic actor. The Godfather is proof of that. But when I think Al Pachino, I don't think of The Godfather, I think of Scarface and Heat. Why? Well because you can't keep your eyes off him. I don't want to say in Scarface and Heat he's very over the top, because in both films he has some very great scenes. But when you listen at how he swears in Scarface, and in Heat he's singing "Phoenix" and then there's this scene. 1:18 I can't help it, with those two films in particular, I can't help but just laugh at Al Pachino.
I know what you mean I love Scarface too. In Heat you can't take your eyes off him. The funniest scene is when he says "When I look at women's asses something comes out of me" I'm sure it does Al lol.
The Godfather and The Godfather Part II are more ensemble pieces where you focus more on the storyline and the individual characters. Al Pacino was amazing in those films but the story and the other actors were all great too, so he just played a part of what made those movies so great to begin with. However in a film like Scarface where Al Pacino is the centerpiece of that film, that film would be no where near as good if it weren’t for Al Pacino’s performance as Tony Montana.
Underrated character. The Majority define him throught Gangster Roles, but for me he is A great cop/dedective/Inspector with an own smart & aggressive effective way to bring justice. Like doaks from dexter. I love this kind of Characters.
I know I'm gonna get a lot of "Heat" for this comment. But IMO, this is Pacino's best performance. An LAPD Homicide Detective completely consumed by his career. He played the role perfectly. And De Niro wasn't too shabby either. But Taxi Driver was his best performance. Again, IMO
The cafe was a real conversation almost word for word between McCauley and Chuck Adamson, Vincent had a coke habit in the original script and Pacino kept that in mind in his performance. The whole great ass part was Pacino in the moment and Hank Azaria was genuinely like what the hell.
People might say that Day Lewis and Brando are better, but I don't care. Pacino is my favorite. Every movie he's in, he actuallys plays a different character, unlike someone like De Niro, who half the time is excellent but half the time he's playing Robert De Niro.
I really enjoyed “Heat” and I think it’s a fantastic film😆🔥. Both Robert De Niro and Al Pacino were great in this film. Even Val Kilmer was really really good. One of my favorite Al Pacino performances alongside Colonel Slade in Scent of a Woman and Michael Corleone in The Godfather👏👏.
I know there are some who say yelling Pacino is overacting or some bullshit but im here to tell you that that is some of his A+ grade acting Corleone is S+
Imagine being 500% more of yourself than usual. That’s how Pacino played this role. With the energy of 500 Al Pacinos on dunkacinios.
lol!!
Cocaine does that to you lol
500% would be 5 Al Pacinos, not 500 🤦
Or, 6 Al Pacinos, if it's 500% extra
@@jmckendry84 he said “500% more”, so obviously it’s extra, which means 6 Al Pacinos. If he had only said “500% of yourself”, then it would be 5 Al Pacinos.
Fixed it for you, since your breakdown was potentially misleading.
@@jmckendry84 LOL
"becauseshegota.....GREAT AAASS!!"
Greatest cop on coke ever. Pacino is a monster.
I really wish they would've shown a scene or two of him using it
@@venturatheace1 Add in a few coke-sniffing scenes from Scarface and no one would be none the wiser lmao
Pacino was actually on coke during the film, I've just seen a video of him admitting it 😂
@@bensvault9149 Method acting.
Damn, that's dedication...
@@bensvault9149 BS. Present the source.
Al's hair was immense in this movie
Montezuma Al Pacino’s hair now works as an interior designer in Miami and lives with a Puerto Rican housebitch called Raoul.
overblown caricatured acting during his "Whoo Ha" period has dated very badly imo
I agree!
@@markofsaltburn I didn’t realize Al Pacino’s hair was Matt Gaetz
This carlitos way and scent of a woman
I love how he shouts "SIT DOWN"
I actually got goosebumps when I saw that scene, his anger felt so natural.
RALPH!
I legit busted out laughing when he yelled sit down lmaoo
the amount of times dad would yell at me like this when i was a kid, watching this scene gave instant flashbacks lmao
That'll be the cocaine
The way he delivers the line reminded me of say hello to my little friend
"Who? Who? What're ya, a fuckin' owl?" Lmfao
Best line lol
"No, YOU'RE the fucking Al!"
This line made me laugh so much 🤣
Best line for sure
It’s great
HEAT Is a masterpiece, great actors cast, great story, great action. One of the top 100 best American movies for sure.
This movie was/is real intens.speciale the acting and how Mann make it....i wish that make more movies like this...
@@abunazirnouradin3888 So do I... Nowadays movies are either boring or poorly acted, some are Both !!
Better keep your DVDs and Blurays safe, the future isn't that promising..
I just Can share your opinion
with a sucky ending though.. he should have gotten on the plain... that would.be a realistic an nonhollywood ending for a change
top 10
I love when Pacino realizes they've been made at the docks. Fantastic film making scene for early 90's.
An extremely underrated scene, that is.
Not sure what you mean by "for the early 90s". If you think film making has gotten better - for my money, American cinema peaked in the 70s. Though the 90s is probably the strongest of the decades since.
@mm43501 It's such a soulless view of art imo, viewing it like technology that advances and becomes obsolete quickly.
When I was a child, I was put off by films "older than me" but I found it's a barrier you quickly get past.
I mean - is this guy something, or is he something?
@mm43501 I'm relatively young in my 20s, so maybe nothing's really changed, but it feels that people today lack respect for older things in a way that wasn't always true. I mean, at a certain point, we had almost the opposite "problem" where only the old (things like ancient greek/roman poems, shakespeare, renaissance artists, classical era composers) were really respected and taken seriously, and critics scoffed at anything innovative and different, but it feels we've gone too far in the opposite direction we've become obsessed with the latest trends, something new and "modern".
I mean, how do you even know something IS new and not a watered down rehash unless you've experienced what's come before?
Hey, shut up Ralph... SITTTTTTDOOOWWWN!
Ralph also plays:
-Gregory from The Walking Dead
-Stepfather from Terminator 2. Killed by the T1000 while drinking milk from a carton
This part always cracks me up
@Ragnar THAT'S ENOUGH OF YOU AND YOUR FUCKING REMARKS GO BACK TO MIAMI AND PLAY VOLLEYBALL OR WHATEVER THE FUCK IT IS YOU DO DOWN THERE
Xander Berkeley - the original Waingro in 1989's L.A. Takedown, the low-budget made-for-TV version of this masterpiece.
She got a great ass ,and you got your head all the way up it, I think Pacino got the edge on that one, but deniro can do it all, great actors though, NY produces some great fucking actors full stop.
“You can get killed walking your DOGGIE”
A great character study in duality. He is a psychotic, coke fueled hunter of course. But also a man who deeply cares if you hurt innocent people.
What is he, Donald Duck?
I love the way he sings the line, "I told you when we hooked up babyyy, that you were going to have to share meeee"
Al Pacino just controls the entire room.
I like DeNiro better in this film. Understated, dangerous. Pacino was overacting like shit. More like DiCaprio than Pacino.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 It's always the same word ''overacting'' that people love to use about Al, in Scarface as well as here, but fail to realize that's how he was meant to play those roles. I don't even think it's overacting. It's energetic, enigmatic, chaotic...you can't take your eyes off him. Plus, I find it ironic and just plain funny when people in the comment section who have no clue about acting....critisizing one of the, if not THE, greatest actor of all time...on what acting really is. No offense.
Amen bruh 😁😁😁😁👌🏿
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Robert De Niro’s sleepy performances aren’t great. Al is playing a enigmatic character it requires him to be charismatic and Al Pacino delivers. Plus Tony Montana and Hanna are both Cocaine addicts
@@Tonycillian5 I just learned that Pacino was acting like he had a coke habit because it was in the script but they cut the part out with him actually using. Now it all makes sense.
More people need to watch Heat. I wish it had the cult following The Godfather, Goodfellas, and others like The Untouchables.
I always thought it did
@@frankwhite1895 It does, this guy is talking out of his ass. I mean The Dark Knight is basically one big tribute to it.
No. They Shouldn't. People should protect themselves from this movie because it's so fucking good you can't take modern action movies seriously anymore after watching it.
I’m pleased that heat is a bit under the radar, it’s deffo in my top ten films. It’s nice that it hasn’t been brushed with the same tar as goodfellas / pulp fiction.
@@leebarrett9581 Why
The ending of this movie BROKE my heart so bad. The way De Niro decides to make one last stop instead of running away which gets him fucked in the end, and leaves eddy in the car. Felt so bad. He was the bad guy but he was also likeable.
I thought I was one of the only people who thought that was one of the saddest endings in film history. That one U turn he made...because of his unspoken promise to his dying friend. He was home free and Edy was so mellow and cool. That turn changed several lives in an instant. And Edy's look of fear confusion & sadness being left in the car...? (Gulp.) Haunting.
Every time I watch this movie I hope for a different ending!
I'm surprise they didn't have " Its keeps me shape, on the edge, where i gotta be".... that's one of the best Al Pacino sayings ever.......
Agree especially with the finger snapping, i use it all the time.
Love that line! And only Al could act it out and convince us. *finger snaps
Aries Spears doing it is even better
How could you not include the "GIVE ME ALL YOU GOT! GIVE ME ALL YOU GOT!" part? Lmao
correctamundo
Say hello to my little friend, I know it was you, Fredo, you broke my heart and just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in...classic Pacino quotes
tacky187 !
Who? Who? What are you a fucking owl.
"Dont waste my motherfuckin' time!"
I had coffeee with Mccauley…A HALF HOUR AGO...
Britz94 I know, we were on you, but they drove into lax...
Great moment
Awesome!!
1:18 kills me every time!
😂
Why? I’ll tell ya why. Be cause she got a………GREAT ASS! AND YOU GOT YOUR HEAD………ALL THE WAY UP IT!
One of the most underrated performances ever especially from a guy like Al Pacino
This performance is anything but underrated
Al Pacino's role in Heat is a parody of Al Pacino.
Absolutely! Overacting!!!!!
Lol but somehow it works though
People in the youtube comment section telling the great Al Pacino what acting is lmao.
He was a brilliant actor, but he did Scarface and then never came out of role.
iohohoih hiohoihooi You don’t need a weather vane to know which way the wind blows.
“Shut Up Ralph, SIT DOWN!!!” 1:26
A great character, a tough man who prefers hunting street shit to a steady family, but is able to console mothers and children, and is an amazing shooter.
SHE GOTTA B… GREAAAAT ASSSSS!!! I love how Pacino changes the line midway
No one can top Pacino. The Boss of Actors
He kind of sucked in this film.
Stop the Philosophical Zombies um no he didn’t but to each their own
What about Daniel Day Lewis
W̊h̊åt̊ åb̊o̊ůt̊ d̊e̊ n̊i̊r̊o̊
I am overfuckingwhelmed......
"Empathy was yesterday. Today, you're wasting my motherfucking time."
1:15 Al Pacino said that his character was supposed to be a cocaine addict and several of the scenes were his character being coked out of his gourd. However, this is never established in the movie and they cut the scene that lets you know this. Thank God, because it gave us this scene without thinking he's on the booger sugar.
Can't believe it's not considered on of the greatest gangster films ever??????!!!! My favorite movie as far as mobsters!!!
bryant farrell it's not a mobster film it's a heist film
There's no mobsters in this movie
Its far too overblown and bloated. Some nice moments mind. Not in the same league as the other classics for me though.
Its not a mobster movie.
cant believe this isnt considered one of the best Dracula adaptations! this is my favorite movie about Vampires
One of Pacinos best films, hands down.
They let him loose in this flick and he tore the place apart.
How can these performances be matched? Thank you Mr. Pacino for so many great performanes and a great career!
GIMME ALL YA GOT! GIMME ALL YA GOT!
What is never revealed in the movie is Hanna is a cocaine user. Mann revealed it in a documentary. That's why there is the violent mood shifts
James Horan I always thought the tone of this movie was pretty over the top with Al Pacino but it totally makes sense now.
James Horan which documentary?
I think it was the scripts that described Hanna as a coke user, but I read somewhere that Pacino didn't want to considere that for the role... but, you don't HAVE TO use coke to be this mad: his "wife" f***ed another man behind Vincent's back... lol
They should have had a scene showing Pacino's "Hanna" do a line or a bump at one point just to give the film some more depth. As it is his substance abuse problem goes over just about everyones head unless they read up further about the film and the characters origin. Plus it would have added more realism to the film and would have added more grey area to the good guy vs bad guy in the film. Still a great flick though.
griz312 Agreed. At first I thought it was just Pacino doing his over the top yelling acting he does in most of his movies but the whole cocaine aspect makes it work in many ways. Still, it's a great performance by an incredible actor.
Heat is so amazingly brilliant.
Man..Al Pacino is the best
LEGEND
best crime drama ever.....GREAT ASS never gets old...hank azaria aka moe reaction is priceless..
Jesus
Hank Azaria didn't see that coming.. as an actor Al improvised
He has the best voice at 55 years old
This movie is TOO good. I hate watching it because eventually, it ends...
97 people are wasting Vincent's time.
The only thing I couldn't believe in this movie was that Al Pacino could take Henry Rollins in a fight.
WOW. Just, WOW. One of the best films EVER.
"I think I got an idea what they're lookin at. You wanna know what they're lookin at? I mean, is this guy somethin, or is he somethin. You wanna know what they're lookin at?
Us."
"With a gun you charge, with a knife you run".
The best of Vincent is simply the best of Heat.
"who? who?....…..what are you a fuckin owl?" Is one of the best things ever said.
lol Pacino is vicious in this movie
he's overblown and guilty of over-acting imo. doesn't work for me
@@stavrosmayakofsky1915 but you cared enough to comment. What a muppet 🤣🤣🤣
@@stavrosmayakofsky1915 google "Al Pacino overacting" you ignorant pos. Pacino even talks about it himself and admits it and expects directors to pull him back on it😂😂😂you couldn't actually make it up it's so ironic! ruclips.net/video/9DGrDN14fRk/видео.html
@@stavrosmayakofsky1915 he is admitting is but if you're still so thick you can't get clearer than this interview with The Guardian newspaper (Pacino's way name of article) where he admits hamming it up / overacting in roles too much and that directors should rein him in->
"In some more recent roles, such as Scent of a Woman and The Devil's Advocate, he has hammed it up to great effect. His critics suggest that he's also hammed it up in his serious roles. He looks a little hurt when I mention it. "You can't call Shylock hammy," he protests. No, I say, but there are certain films ... "Yes, certain roles you go too far," he concedes. "Some-times-you-go-too-far," he says, syllable by syllable. "But part of what you hope to do is not censor yourself, and then find a way to pull back, and sometimes you don't censor yourself and you get caught off guard."
He says it's the director's job to rein him in, and they don't always bother. "Sometimes it seems that directors just say, 'Give me more Pacino, more Pacino,'" I say. " Yeaaaaaah ," he roars. "That has happened, yes." "
QED
I like Al Pachino, and he's a fantastic actor. The Godfather is proof of that. But when I think Al Pachino, I don't think of The Godfather, I think of Scarface and Heat. Why? Well because you can't keep your eyes off him. I don't want to say in Scarface and Heat he's very over the top, because in both films he has some very great scenes. But when you listen at how he swears in Scarface, and in Heat he's singing "Phoenix" and then there's this scene. 1:18
I can't help it, with those two films in particular, I can't help but just laugh at Al Pachino.
I know what you mean I love Scarface too. In Heat you can't take your eyes off him. The funniest scene is when he says "When I look at women's asses something comes out of me" I'm sure it does Al lol.
Eh, Canadian Gamer man you have the same thought as me heat and Scarface really show his acting ability
Eh, Canadian Gamer don’t waste my mother fucking time!
Eh, Canadian Gamer Don't forget that unbelievable scene of scrawny Pacino overtaking Henry Rollins lol!
The Godfather and The Godfather Part II are more ensemble pieces where you focus more on the storyline and the individual characters. Al Pacino was amazing in those films but the story and the other actors were all great too, so he just played a part of what made those movies so great to begin with. However in a film like Scarface where Al Pacino is the centerpiece of that film, that film would be no where near as good if it weren’t for Al Pacino’s performance as Tony Montana.
Even when Pacino shouts it feels life threatening lol. Sheer class
Al Pacino is just in another level
1:26 Sh-Shut up... Ralph... *SIT DOWN!*
Heat still has the greatest gunfight scene ever IMO no music, just bullets
I agree 100%
one of my absolute favorite films.
"This crew is good!"
'DON'T WASTE MY MOTHERFCKIN' TIME!!!!'
“8-10 hours to set up a new out, then he’s gone. BYE BYE!”
Great collection of scenes bro thanks!
Omg this is still one of my favourite movies of all time.
Every line from Pacino in this movie is a great quote
I’ve always imagined that Al Pacino just played himself in this movie lol
"But you do not get to watch my f-ing television set." :)
Al pacino should have so many oscars
Underrated character. The Majority define him throught Gangster Roles, but for me he is A great cop/dedective/Inspector with an own smart & aggressive effective way to bring justice. Like doaks from dexter. I love this kind of Characters.
Missing "GIVE ME ALL YOU GOT, GIVE ME ALL YOU GOT!"
Heat got one of the greatest conversation in cinema history brilliant
best movie of all time...
Every second of Pacino in this movie is brilliant. Pacino pulled Scent of a woman, Carlitos Way and Heat in like 3 years. What a beast of an actor
1:18 I ain't gonna lie, he sounds like Kramer from Seinfeld when he says you got your head all the way up it. 😂
Kramer even emulates pacino with the beach cologne
" You know a woman smell.."
If you want to convince a friend to watch Heat for the first time just show them this video
You'd be giving away the best bits though...
Most say Michael Corleone or Tony Montana was Al Pacino’s best performance. Me, I say Vincent Hannah was Pacino’s magnum opus.
I disagree I think scent of A woman
I know I'm gonna get a lot of "Heat" for this comment. But IMO, this is Pacino's best performance. An LAPD Homicide Detective completely consumed by his career. He played the role perfectly. And De Niro wasn't too shabby either. But Taxi Driver was his best performance. Again, IMO
I agree with you. This is favorite movie of all time, with my favorite performances from DeNiro and Pacino.
Tick Tock Tick Tock i really like Insomnia and Dog Day Afternoon for Al Pacino but you might be right.
Agree with this 100%.
Heat
Champagne casting!
From the producers, director and crew,
Brilliant movie!
Legend!
When Al Pacino starts to show you THAT attitute, you better know he ain't playing.
The cafe was a real conversation almost word for word between McCauley and Chuck Adamson, Vincent had a coke habit in the original script and Pacino kept that in mind in his performance. The whole great ass part was Pacino in the moment and Hank Azaria was genuinely like what the hell.
People might say that Day Lewis and Brando are better, but I don't care. Pacino is my favorite. Every movie he's in, he actuallys plays a different character, unlike someone like De Niro, who half the time is excellent but half the time he's playing Robert De Niro.
1:19 you can tell he’s about to say big, but says great instead, I think that was improve. Idk maybe
Yeah it's well known that he improvised that line.
One of my favorites
Absolutely timeless
now i have to watch this mouvie again
One of Al Pacinos best movies
Masterpiece
When you hooked up with me, babyyyyy
A true legend
Good montage but it's missing a vital ingredient: GIMME ALL YOU GOT! GIMME ALL YOU GOT!
Hey Paul, you left out the part where he screams, "GIMME ALL YOU GOT!!! GIMME ALL YOU GOT!!!"
Not enough people know about Al Pacino’s chaotic energy in this movie and that’s a shame.
WHO?
"Don't waste my motherfucking time!"
He is so LOUD he makes the dogs bark.😂
Back when charisma was hip
GREAT ACTOR ! GREAT ARTIST ! GREAT ! GREAT !!
I'm gonna sleep for a month is missing here haha
To me. Pacino was on fire in this film.one of his best. Saying that heats one of my favourite films
I do for you...🎶
You don't do for me... 🎵
By the time I get to Phoenix... she’ll be risin.... she’ll probably leave a note right on the door...
You are indeeed easily theeee clip master!
Adore him amazing actor
“and you got yo head...all the way up it”
Ferocious, aint I?
I really enjoyed “Heat” and I think it’s a fantastic film😆🔥. Both Robert De Niro and Al Pacino were great in this film. Even Val Kilmer was really really good. One of my favorite Al Pacino performances alongside Colonel Slade in Scent of a Woman and Michael Corleone in The Godfather👏👏.
Al Pacino is One Of The Great Actors one of his Best🤩
I know there are some who say yelling Pacino is overacting or some bullshit but im here to tell you that that is some of his A+ grade acting
Corleone is S+