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- First time watching and reacting to Heat
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DeNiro's performance saying that "There's a dead man on the other end of this line" is absolutely chilling! You totally believe him!
I love the stare Michael gives to the guy in the restaurant after Waingro's head gets bounced off the table. In one stare Sizemore conveys that they are not to be messed with.
Agree! Pacino's "Brother, you are going down" is right up there too.
His best line is. I Never get involved in something that I can’t walk away from.
@@kellyk5946 Bit of trivia! It is exactly 30 seconds flat that DeNiro turns his back on Amy Brenneman when he sees Pacino coming after him!
"HEAT" is an absolute CLASSIC. It's perhaps one of the best crime/action dramas in cinema history. The fact that it was 3 hours long allowed the storyline to breathe and to fully develop the characters. The street shoot-out scene alone was one of the most intense scenes ever shot to date. There was a similar scene in the 1998 film, "Ronin" which also starred Robert DeNiro. That one is worth a watch too. It recently got a new 4K remaster so it looks pretty good now.
The reason the shootout scene looks so realistic is because they had a former SAS member training the actors in shooting, moving and reloading drills. They preformed so well on scene that military and law enforcement agencies have used the scenes from this movie to help training recruits in shooting tactics.
Especially with Val Kilmer’s incredible magazine change.
That’s cool, one thing I’ve heard over the years is that this movie(especially in that scene) got the echo of the gun fire correct and that really helps the authenticity of the action scenes.
@@justinpitcock5312 they usually ADR the gunfire effects in post, but they used the real audio of the blanks as they were filming.
@@pablom-f8762 that’s cool!!, I’d heard them say that, but never knew how it was done. Thanks!!
I always appreciate accuracy with shootouts/firearms in movies. Also the characters "methods" in this movie for the shootout scene were later emulated in real life with the North Hollywood Bank Robbery. The real life video footage from that shows just how realistic the movie was.
Really cool that you're watching this. By coincidence, I actually got to go to a screening of Heat a few days ago, where Michael Mann was doing a Q&A. I don't want to be overly long, but a couple of things he said that stood out to me:
- Mann said he definitely wrote the screenplay so the audience gets an emotional connection, and when you are with each character you want them to win and you are 100% invested in both -- so you do find yourself rooting for the "bad guys."
- Mann wrote whole biographies of the characters, down to being able to tell us (off the top of his head) where Vincent Hanna was born and went to school, and how Neil McCauley's upbringing led him not to care about himself, which made him useful as a criminal. Mann and de Niro knew the whole life path of de Niro's character that led him to the present time of the film.
- The diner scene was unrehearsed! He just knew he had two powerhouse actors and that the two of them would be in the moment. The camera setup was very simple. Really smart that he knew to let the actors work and not take attention away from the dialogue.
Thank you for the great information. Cheers.
28:24, You are right not everyone could make that shot. Earlier in the movie when John Voight's character Nate was telling McCauley about Hanna's life, he told him two interesting things about him beyond him being a cop with a law degree. Hanna is a former Marine and a graduate of their Sniper School.
Also if you notice, Hanna's rifle is built with a shorter barrel for maneuvering in tight places or exiting cars quickly. Hanna has obviously kept up his sniper school drills.
this is an often overlooked aspect of Vincent Hanna's character. Hanna was a professional gunfighter, who had access to firing ranges and trainers and all of it was 100% legal. Neil was a good gun fighter, but he was on the outside of the law, and he was a thief first. A straight up fight between the two was always going to go to Vincent. Always.
De Niro left her at the end because otherwise she would be implicated with him. It’s called “Aiding, and abetting” a fugitive, or person accused of a crime. He ran so she wouldn’t get in trouble
The thing that makes this movie so watchable is the way the characters are all humanized and connected, even while fighting against one another!
Inspired by a real life pursuit of a career criminal in Chicago actually named Neil McCauley who was pursued by a cop called Chuck Adamson. A stakeout was blown due to noise, the two opponents met for a coffee in a restaurant where they mutually respected each others desire to do what they are best at, and Adamson pursued McCauley and his crew after a 1964 robbery of a Supermarket was foiled.Adamson finally got his man on foot in an alleyway, shooting him six times.
My 2nd favorite movie of all time, and the greatest crime-drama ever put on film, IMO. Everything about this film is perfect. The cast, the locations, the score, the performances, the pacing. Simply, perfect.
Yep, this almost tops "Little Miss Sunshine" in my list. Almost.
Don't make them like this anymore
The director hired 2 former SAS operators as advisers to train the actors in weapons, tactics, etc. Mick Gould and ‘Andy McNab’.
‘Andy McNab’ is actually a kinda famous guy from a failed mission in the 91 Gulf War. There’s been a couple books & movies about it. “Bravo Two Zero” is McNab’s story. The incident was kinda like a “Lone Survivor” moment for the UK.
He also wrote quite a few fiction novels that were really good
Thank you for picking this classic. Its so good. It has probably one of if not the greatest shoot-out in film history, the bank heist. They used real guns with blanks, thats why the shooting "feels" so real. Plus they had microphones everywhere to try and pick up as many of the sound as possible, absolutely unreal chase to try and get it as authentic as possible.
What I also like is how the movie isn't rushing the plot. It takes its time with the characters and the story, gives it time to breathe. The bit where they sit and chat is so great, two iconic legendary actors just talking. So awesome.
Also I love how you pick up on the feeling of the movie, great reaction.
"Spreading Positivity" 18:50 🤣🤣🤣😉
glad to see you enjoyed Collateral and Heat, both directed by Michael Mann. a couple of his other flicks i'm sure you'll enjoy include Last of the Mohicans and Manhunter. keep on rockin
I second the nomination for Last of the Mohicans. All those in favor say “aye”.
Fuck yeah, Heat! One of the best films of the 20th century, and absolutely worth a watch by ANYONE.
This is a great movie, so true to form. It is so realistic, what a life of a criminal of this kind is like and the life of the detective that hunts them, absolutely brilliant. The reason you wanted them to get away with things even though they are criminals is because you got captivated by their characters, the personality, the suffering of their romantic lives, these are real human beings and so you get caught up in it. I felt the same. I really hoped that the guy played by Val Kilmer got back with his wife and child at some stage, he is the only one who survived.
3:05 "...and that's what she said."
there it is, and quick too!
Saw this opening night at the theater and probably a hundred times since. This film never gets old.
This movie is nothing less than a masterpiece I saw this movie a-lot as a kid. Great reaction to this movie starring at 26:10 this is one of the greatest shootouts in movie history. The ending is also iconic too
why is it a masterpiece?
every good story teller knows...proficiency equals empathy. its shown many times that even the worst people can do the worst things but if they are professional and do their job well an audience will empathize with them.
Excellent grasp of the plot from just your first time seeing this! As others have already shared, the shootout on the street outside the bank is definitely one of the best, most realistic ever depicted! Great reaction!
Heat is one of the best movies of its kind. It's one of those rare occasions where you find yourself pulling for both sides. The cops are honest professionals, but so are the bad guys. Except for Waingrove. He was a scumbag who deserved what he got.
The shootout sequence following the bank robbery inspired a real life event in which two men armed themselves to the teeth and robbed a bank in Los Angeles. The police were so overmatched that they went into a civilian gun shop and took everything they needed. One robber was shot, and the other killed himself. Amazingly, no police officers were injured.
The scene in the diner with Al Pacino and Robert De Niro was the very first time the two actors shared a scene together. They've starred together in movies in the past, including The Godfather, but they never acted off one another. They would later film another movie, Righteous Kill, in which they shared a scene for the second time.
Everyone forgets that the woman DeNiro's character leaves has around 4 Million Dollars in the trunk of the car she was left in.
Al Pacino seems to make crazy character choices, but there was supposed to be a subplot that he had a cocaine addiction, explaining the odd behavior, but the cocaine addiction got cut out.
While I love the movie, it was Pacino’s over the top performance that soured me to him going forward. It seems that the screaming became pert of his character in later films. I’m sorry to be so shallow when it comes to performance vs. irl personality, but can’t get past that idiotic ‘she’s got a great ass!’ line. Coke might have helped.
You're right Dasha, that shootout scene is widely considered as one of the most real feeling shooting scenes ever done in a movie. The sound, the camerawork, it's like you're right in the middle of it. Saw that movie in the cinema back when it was released, and it really blew me away.
And besides the action, Michael Mann did a phenomenal job with the whole movie from start to finish. It's one of the rare times I would call a movie "perfect". There's really not one tiny bit I don't like or could imagine that it could be done better.
One of those films that are grwat, but if you got good sound bar of 5.1 home theater, the heist scene becomes one the best Hollywood action scenes ever made. The sound in that is something you need to experience.
This movie had such a big influence on the GTA games.
to be honest alot of gta games missions come from all different movies, i bey you that the next gta game will have missions based on miami vice movie.
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Trying one last time:
Michael Mann is also the man behind Miami Vice.
And Payday too. There's a mission called heat street in Payday the heist where you have to run in the Streets while police are chasing you like they do in the movie after the bank heist and the some part of the music in the game is similar to the heist in the movie😉
Al Pacino is one of my favourite actors to do impressions of. The "great ass" is one of my favorite lines to impersonate and also a moment that Pacino himself improvised on the spot.
10:42 For a guy who preaches “Don’t have too many attachments”, McCauley is very attached to his crew and their lives.
People almost always preach what they themselves struggle with the most
The actor deniro was talking to was Jon vought ...he's Angelina Jolie father and he's not Neil's boss ..he's more of a connect ..a guy that collects information and does research for anyone that Neil and his crew may potentially have issues with or come in contact
That coffee shop scene will forever be one of the greatest things in any movie ever
Sounds like you enjoyed "Heat" , it is one of my favorites, thats why I recommended it ,aside from the great cast , writing , cinematography and direction, the score was second to none ...." Mobey " does the musical score , including the closing music " God moving over the face of the Waters " , ...Your reaction was great like always , keep up the good work ,. Sincerly the Green 👻
That scene with deniro and pacino at dinner was Nolans influence for the batman and joker interrogation scene in The Dark Knight.
That diner scene with Pacino & DeNiro goes down as one of the greatest moments in cinematic history. 2nd movie they did together (Godfather Part II was the 1st) yet this is the first time they had a scene together. This is always compared to like a heavyweight championship fight between 2 legends who can still go.
Top 5 film of mine. I also really loved Miami Vice. Mann's direction is so stylish, particularly his use of blue to conduct a mood.
There are some interesting links in this... Tom Noonan (Kelso) plays the Tooth Fairy in Mann's earlier TV movie Manhunt based on the book Red Dragon and Ted Levine (Bosko) played Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs. Also Xander Berkeley (Ralph) and Dennis Haysbert are from 24.
Miami vice is art 🔥
2 legends talking over coffee.👌
One of my favorites. The sound of all the glass shattering in the first heist was super cool in the theater. Seemed like it was falling all around me.
It's one of my favorites. Thanks for watching.
Feel better.
Great movie i have it on vhs and digital. 😂 I'm glad she liked it too. Christopher Nolan used the diner scene as inspiration for The Dark Knight scene where batman meets joker in the interrogation room. I'm surprised nobody mentioned that yet 🤔
@17:15 Great observation. Heat is actually a remake of L.A. Take Down (also directed by Michael Mann).
Bullitt (1968) Steve McQueen is worth a viewing.
Pacino and DiNero both well known for the Godfather series. This is the first movie the both had a scene together.
You should see "Road To Perdition". One of the best gangster movies with an amazing cast, that should not have been forgotten.
A couple years after this movie came out 2 men boned a bank and engaged in a major shootout with the LAPD. North Hollywood Shootout is what it came to be known. It drew comparison to the big shootout scene in this movie. A movie ended up being made about that simply called North Hollywood Shootout
This has to be my favourite heist, thriller movie, and one of the best films I have ever seen. My only regret is missing it in the cinema on first release.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🎬 *Introduction to the movie "Heat"*
- The reviewer introduces the movie "Heat" (1995) and expresses excitement about its genre (action, crime, drama) and the cast, including Al Pacino and Robert De Niro.
01:34 🔍 *Initial Scene Overview*
- The movie begins with a scene involving the Los Angeles Federal Department and a tense situation involving explosives.
- Notable characters are introduced, and the viewer gets an initial sense of the gangster theme.
03:01 😨 *Criminal Activity Unfolds*
- A group of criminals, wearing creepy masks, engages in a heist involving explosives.
- The unexpected killing of guards creates tension, and the motives behind the heist become unclear.
04:30 🕵️♂️ *Police Investigation*
- The lieutenant analyzes the crime scene, highlighting the professionalism and technical proficiency of the criminals.
- The focus shifts to figuring out who is behind the heist and the motive.
07:08 💔 *Personal Lives and Struggles*
- Insight into the personal life of one of the criminals, revealing a struggle with a gambling addiction and strained relationships.
- The movie explores the impact of a criminal lifestyle on family dynamics.
09:44 🤔 *Criminal Plans and Loyalties*
- Plans for a bank heist are discussed among the criminals, and loyalty among the group is questioned.
- The tension builds as characters contemplate the risks and consequences of their criminal actions.
13:42 😢 *Emotional Impact on Families*
- Emotional moments depict the toll the criminal lifestyle takes on relationships, especially with significant others.
- Characters struggle with balancing personal lives and the demands of their criminal activities.
16:10 🕵️♂️ *Surveillance and Unraveling Plans*
- The police intensify surveillance, and the criminals become aware of the increased scrutiny.
- The tension rises as plans are disrupted, leading to a sense of urgency.
18:00 🤔 *Decision-Making and Consequences*
- The criminals discuss whether to proceed with the bank heist or abandon the plan due to heightened risks.
- The theme of consequences and the desire for more money is explored.
21:22 🤯 *Intense Face-to-Face Conversation*
- A poignant and intense conversation between two main characters, expressing their understanding of each other's roles.
- Foreshadowing suggests a potential conflict or confrontation between them.
23:21 🔄 *Twists and Unexpected Turns*
- The criminals face unexpected challenges, and a new character is introduced, potentially affecting the outcome of their plans.
- The element of surprise and unpredictability adds to the suspense of the storyline.
24:42 🏦 *Bank Robbery Scene*
- Intense bank robbery scene unfolding.
- Criminals attempting to escape face unexpected challenges.
- Tension builds as the police close in.
28:21 💔 *Emotional Fallout and Betrayal*
- Aftermath of the heist with wounded crew members.
- Chris reveals betrayal and faces the consequences.
- Emotional turmoil and the impact on relationships.
30:47 🤔 *Unraveling Plans and Personal Turmoil*
- Discussion about Neil's plan and its consequences.
- Revealing personal details about characters' lives.
- Tensions rise as plans begin to unravel.
33:08 🔫 *Confrontation and Resolution*
- Intense confrontation and final moments.
- Neil's decision on leaving or facing the consequences.
- Closure to the battle between Vincent and Neil.
36:08 🎬 *Overall Movie Reflection*
- Reflection on the movie's genre and vibe.
- Appreciation for the portrayal of complex characters.
- Recognition of the realistic outcome and character fates.
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One of my favorite movies and al Pacino is one of my favorite actors
This is how you make a very good movie, great acting, great script, the camera work was excellent, it showed that regardless of which world you are in, you have the same problems and drama.
You're conflicted and rooting for the "bad" guys because you're watching an excellently written, acted, and superbly directed movie. One of Mann's best.
I Luv this movie! Two all time greats Pacino and DeNiro! Great cast in this movie! The shoot out scene was awesome filming! The only one who got away was Chris but he will forever be on the run! The music is great it really adds to the intensity of the action! Once again I Luv how you got the "that's what she said" joke in there!😂😂😂 And your eyes and smile after!! 😁 I hope you feel better soon and will see you at the next movie! Luv ya Dasha ❤️💛
IIRC this was the first movie they were on screen together in.
Michael Mann recently published a novel that works as both a prequel and a sequel to this movie! It is said to explore Mcauley's earlier scores and Hanna going after a new band.
Great job Dasha! It was nice watching you get into and enjoy this great movie with a great cast. Keep up the great work.
Every character in this movie is a varying shade of gray, no white hat hero, no pure evil, save Waingro.
Thanks for reacting to this, Dasha. It’s my favorite heist movie.
Dasha secretly attracted to the bad boys 😂❤
The ending is so beautiful and tragic! Tears me up every time. The mutual respect they had for each other even though they were on opposite sides of the law is so powerful! That subtle acting from Pacino is what makes him one of the greats! He is clearly emotional and upset fighting back the tears as deniros character holds his hand until his last breath! The score makes it even more emotive! Great heist flick, infact Christopher Nolan cites Heat as his inspiration for the Dark Knight!
Both McCauley and Hanna were Marines. When Hanna called him “brother” in the diner he wasn’t being sarcastic
If you truly are a huge Anthony Hopkins fan you must watch the film The Worlds fastest Indian. Is a true story about breaking the speed record on an Indian motorcycle. It’s fantastic.
Finally you watched that masterpiece. Thanks for that reaction, I enjoyed!
DeNiro vs Pacino is a blockbuster duo of adversaries. It’s as inspiring as Bird Vs Magic in the NBA. You should react to Bird and Magic Courtship of rivals documentary. Epic
39:29 and that's what she said!
@1:30 LAFD = Los Angeles Fire Department.
@7:30 I think he also had some kind of contractor's license that allowed him to purchase the explosives as well. If it was actually that easy to get explosives in 1995, I guarantee it has changed dramatically since 9/11 in the US.
@9:30 Pretty sure that guy is running pitbull fighting, horrible... and that is not a dog shelter.
One of my favorite films of all time. That coffee conversation and the finish are both just epic when you combine them. Thanks for a great reaction!
One of the greatest movies of all time, it took a long time for you to see it but im so glad you did.
"BLT...I'm kinda hungry now..." LOL. I think you feel a little better now, Dasha.
One the best action and drama movie ever ! 😮
6:45 you can get permits to make and buy pretty much any explosive but it’s hard and expensive af but the only type of explosive you can just buy with only a drivers license is sold as a exploding target designed to be shot with a gun and you can only do that because it’s technically not an explosive until you mix the 2 ingredients that come in the package together but it’s literally just adding aluminum powder to A-N fertilizer (the A-N can be other things but basically same concept) both of which are easily attainable without a drivers license but that explosive can’t be used to make a shaped charge because the detonation velocity is very low compared to the very high detonation velocity of the explosives that are typically used for that stuff and which I won’t name but many of them or at least variants/alternatives to them are fairly easy to make so in reality that whole line from the movie should’ve been replaced with “it’s P*T* a homemade explosive, these guys know what they’re doing, let’s check sales records for high concentration _____ acid and _____ plasticizer” or something like that
In 1997 the North Hollywood shootout happened two bank robbers were killed and several police wounded a DVD of this movie was found in the house of one of the robbers
Hope you feel better soon, Dasha!
"This movie just shows you that you cannot have it all." That's it exactly, Dasha. Hope you're having a good weekend.
Robert de niro and al pacino are one of the best conversation in the cinema history.
Nice review Dasha - glad you enjoyed Heat, its my favourite film🙂
Make sure you get well soon. Please take care of yourself. I saw Heat a few times in the theater when it came out. Great movie.
1:48😅 nice... thats a good morning 😅
The good guys "won" is a tough sell on this plot.
I don't think a single relationship survived in this one.
Congrats on getting to watch this, this is perhaps the best crime drama in film history.
Happy woman = miserable man.
Happy man = happy relationship.
Not my words, Patrice.
@27:30 That is my only problem with this movie. The scene, the story, the characters are amazing. What is beyond belief of what I can expect is an all out fire-fight in public, sacrificing innocents and police, over bags of money. I guess it is a story about egos on both sides but, as a cult classic, I fear the rogue police to take away from this their hero status of 'winning' at all costs. Let them get away for now, you have them; observe and follow, don't chase; pick them off one by one. It is how they end up doing it anyway for half of them.
About? I don't know how to DM. I can listen on a concern.
This movie is pre-911. The explosives and airports are more tight surveillance and security. There's also more cooperation. Vincent Hanna could actually more eyes from other jurisdictions on Neil McCauley. Neil would've gotten more Heat if not even before with the Confidential Informant getting more money and considerate attention. It was strange the guy was a CI who needed to confronted for information. Even pre-911 it was a weird exchange.
Great reaction Dasha, glad you enjoyed the movie.
Best shootout ever ever.
This and Ronin are my two favorite crime dramas. Heat is the better film, although I think we should give some points to Ronin because its one of the few films Sean Bean actually survived in....lol.
It’s amazing growing up I thought all Russian ladies were mean and evil, only to come to reactors like Dasha and see they hella gentle and sweet
Your comment reminds me that when I complimented Dasha for how far she and her channel have come, someone replied "She's become like our Russian little sister that we never knew we needed." She has a very lovable personality.
?? what is your comment supposed to mean? that Americans are ignorant to the rest of the world? yeah we know
Great reaction to one of my favourite movies. Hope you feel better soon, Dasha!
The guy who shot the first guard was a stupid jerk and a liability, he turned a well-planned, clean heist into a capital crime! Worst of all, he would've flipped instantly to save himself from the needle.
...and since you seem to like the romantic subplots in the darker films , dont forget to check out "The Crow" ,,, "If the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them . Buildings burn ,people die, but real love is forever " The Crow(1994)
Cool reaction as always Dasha, you get better soon sweetie, take care ❤️🙏
I'm interested to see Dasha's reaction to this, given what an unsashamedly guy movie it is. It is very much from the guys' point of view, rather than the gals.
MY FAVORITE FILM!!!!
The shootout scene is so accurate that the FBI, many law enforcement agencies and militaries worldwide use it in their traing to this day.
Dasha of Russia you are really turning Canadian hey 😂😂
i've never clicked on a reaction video so fast
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Fantastic choice in cops and robbers film, truly an incredible movie experience.
Great review 😊
This was such an awesome movie. I’m so glad you reacted to it.
Get well soon ❤
YES! This movie rules!!!
11:07 sadly there’s people that do this in real life. They’ll blackmail an employee who’s on parole for a cut of their paycheck with the threat to lie to their parole officer cause a lot of times no one will believe the con being innocent of that. And if the con is a female the boss will add in she gives him special favors if you know what I mean. It sucks for the con who is just trying to go straight and stay outta jail
This is like a real life bank robbery in Los Angeles in the 90s. I can’t remember the name of it, but it was like this, just not quite as high-tech.
that north hollywood bank robbery and yes it was after the movie heat and yes the robbers did have a copy of the movie at their apartment and there were civil lawsuits after the shooting claiming that the movie producers were in some way responsible.
You should watch "The Town" next. It is similar but it is REALLY GOOD!
Hi Dasha. I love your jumper. What a fun movie!
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