Once again I had the pleasure of reviewing a film for whataboutthetwinkie‘s Film Club. This month’s suggestion is Heat (1995) made by Ryan of tenstarsorless, and what a challenging one it was… for me anyways. I needed to shift gears here as action films are not really my thing and found it to be somewhat refreshing. Here’s my review of this engrossing crime film. Hope you enjoy it.
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Really love Heat. Cool review. And what a closing tune.
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Thanks, Alex! It’s a brilliant intensifying tune written by Elliot Goldenthal. Heat is a great film indeed 🙂
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Oh right. I thought it was Moby. The Insider is wonderful too. Michael Mann has made some great stuff.
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Haven’t seen The Insider, but noticed it has its fair share of Oscar nominations. I’ll check it out!
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Hi Ruth, thot u might like to see this:
Once again, MANY thanks
Oh btw, Heat is an outstanding movie – 1 of the best of th 90s for sure!
Cheers!
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My pleasure, Brad ☺ Heat is definitely a 90’s classic! Thanks for the read!
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Very good, lady! I’lll head over and check it out : )
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Thank you, good friend. I do hope you like it 😊
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I did – for some reason it wouldn’t let me like or comment on it without logging in through facebook and I haven’t known my facebook password for two years and haven’t cared to change it…
you all did a good job!
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I had the same thing yesterday. Every time i tried to like a post it went straight to my Facebook. It was so annoying!!
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Thank you, though. Glad you liked it!!!
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I saw Heat in the cinema twice, back in ’95, and even though DeNiro and Pacino only share one major scene together, the diner scene is still one of the most exciting moments of my life as a movie fan (I still remember seeing it for the first time in the movie theatre, thinking to myself, “Wow, is this really happening?”).
It’s also one of those rare scenes in a movie where if I’m flicking channels, and I know it’s coming up soon, I’ll wait around for 15 or 20 minutes just to watch it again.
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I hear ya! It is one of the most memorable scenes in cinema history. Seeing it on the big screen is probably epic… isn’t it? much better than watching it on TV, obviously! Thank for the comment, Paul. Always a pleasure.
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