I just watched heat for the first time in a long time and then found this video. All I can say is WOW! I felt the pain of both Pacino and Deniros characters when it came to love and family.
Never seen your channel before but this is awesome, a phenomenal interpretation off a movie that is so much deeper then you'd first thing. Looking forward to seeing more
This movies have so many plots, eastern eggs and different angles to watch things, that it is just as you discover something new each time you watch it. Great film!
Beautifully fitting commentary on this film! The ending scene is also reminiscent of Samurai III: Duel at Ganryu Island starring Toshiro Mifune as Musahi (1956). Thank you
This was Pacino and deniro top of their game built on all their previous movies . Both ex military characters just one with a badge . And both of them aren’t good or bad simply doing what they have to do . The Robber steals but simply wants the money but doesn’t want to hurt anyone but will only as last resort but without remorse . The cop enjoys the action but doesn’t want to go to prison so he uses his Job to blur the line to be violent but to still get paid to do it and not go to prison . They are the same man , but one chose the path of true freedom at the cost of losing his humanity. And if you think about it Pacino the cop loses his humanity , family seeking a legal form of violence. In the end they both have nobody but each other.
seen the HEAT more than 1000 times, no joking, its not a movie for me, its what calms my soul , its my refuge ,great insight bro
I think so too
I just watched heat for the first time in a long time and then found this video. All I can say is WOW! I felt the pain of both Pacino and Deniros characters when it came to love and family.
Never seen your channel before but this is awesome, a phenomenal interpretation off a movie that is so much deeper then you'd first thing. Looking forward to seeing more
My favourite movie. Awesome video and perspective, man.
Excellent analysis! Keep creating.
Nice. Seen this film scores of times but never thought of it this way! Subscribed!
Thanks for the sub!
This movies have so many plots, eastern eggs and different angles to watch things, that it is just as you discover something new each time you watch it. Great film!
Seen Heat over 10 times, a complete masterpiece .... you have to watch it a minimum of 5 times to fully understand characters.... top 10 movie ever
Beautifully fitting commentary on this film! The ending scene is also reminiscent of Samurai III: Duel at Ganryu Island starring Toshiro Mifune as Musahi (1956).
Thank you
Excellent insight.
Exceptional bro. I loved your analysis brilliant intake.
Great video and analysis.
Good video man. Subscribed
All the people I ever let get near me, abused me in the end.
Never again. I am much better off being alone
Sometimes the only one that gets you/understands you is your nemesis, this is a common theme in history and life in general.
Thank you that was straight to the point. I love this film a lot
This was Pacino and deniro top of their game built on all their previous movies . Both ex military characters just one with a badge . And both of them aren’t good or bad simply doing what they have to do . The Robber steals but simply wants the money but doesn’t want to hurt anyone but will only as last resort but without remorse . The cop enjoys the action but doesn’t want to go to prison so he uses his Job to blur the line to be violent but to still get paid to do it and not go to prison . They are the same man , but one chose the path of true freedom at the cost of losing his humanity. And if you think about it Pacino the cop loses his humanity , family seeking a legal form of violence. In the end they both have nobody but each other.
"In his job he is full of life"...or coke, lol.
Agree with the rest of the comments, I see myself in your excellent analysis. Thank you! (subscribed)
Really interesting view, and something I never thought about in this amazing movie
Bullshit!!! This guy is … emotional !!!!! Heat is about bunch of people trying to make as much money as they could and retire period
Great analysis of a great film. Thank you sir 👍