isabelle_guns
Refugee
January 17, 2004
I saw Heat last night staring Al Pacino and Robert De Niro
For starter's this is Michael Mann's best film. The Kinetic energy from beginning to end makes you forget that the movie is 3 hours long.
One of the styles of Mann is to present the cat and mouse chase game but at the same time incorporating a sub-social story line with the characters. I felt as though I knew the characters personally without having the sub story devirt from the main point.
Having an all star cast certainly helped carry the movie. The chemistry between De Niro and Pacino was priceless. Both in the beginning and weak character starts but as the film progressed, the chemistry was obvious.
The "scores" were well crafted and the gang in Heat made Oceans 11 look like amateurs.
The special effects were awesome without going over board on the cheese factor with explosions.
I saw Heat last night staring Al Pacino and Robert De Niro
For starter's this is Michael Mann's best film. The Kinetic energy from beginning to end makes you forget that the movie is 3 hours long.
One of the styles of Mann is to present the cat and mouse chase game but at the same time incorporating a sub-social story line with the characters. I felt as though I knew the characters personally without having the sub story devirt from the main point.
Having an all star cast certainly helped carry the movie. The chemistry between De Niro and Pacino was priceless. Both in the beginning and weak character starts but as the film progressed, the chemistry was obvious.
The "scores" were well crafted and the gang in Heat made Oceans 11 look like amateurs.
The special effects were awesome without going over board on the cheese factor with explosions.
