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| Language: Eng Runtime: 170 min Audio: AC3 Frame Rate: 23.9 fps Video Bitrate: 2924 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps |
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 | Year: 1995 Starring: Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Val Kilmer Director: Michael Mann |
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Review: Sounds like a bold statement? Undoubtedly, the devotees of the classic cops and robbers flicks take exception old, but I think Michael Mann achieved some degree of perfection with the Heat. To break this treasure three hours of film down to its essence, this is a film about men - strong men - and women in the supporting role that the film has on them for better or worse. Have a good cop Pacino as Vincent Hanna: one of the most intense characterization of the tragic hero I've ever seen, as he laments the death of his marriage to third wife drugged-pill. The fact that he discusses with his archenemy (De Niro) is what the story is considered one of the craziest scenes in movie history. The dialogue in this scene (at the end of the first film, if you have the VHS version) establishes the second half of the film beautifully, as our two competitors will come to the conclusion that they have no hand to choose the path that will lead them to their final conflict: its nature so defines their actions that any attempt to do otherwise will simply be a waste of time. Although I have heard other people (who are sometimes ashamed to call close friends) say the heat drag in some places, I'll admit that there are times in the film that require more than superficial attention that give the film happen to be watching at any time (I am sorry that not every director is Jerry Bruckheimer), advances in heat poignant character that many inconsiderate. I think the interaction between the ex-con who finds employment subject to a dining room with a mud head opportunistic, and whose love is so happy that he swallowed the pride not only give a good esmurrando the son of a bitch. But catharsis I feel about the same when ex-con character Niro presents you the opportunity to make just a score, for old times sake. Who does not feel the guy - the little character in a film with the great heavyweights-time, for a few brief moments to shine. That's what really heat: a series of brief moments, some touching, some traumatic and others are still very scary feelings that inspire the romantic in you, as I find that pictures of black or white character and villain, but fitting gray combined to create a range of live film characterization could not be seen in hundreds of movies together. One of my five favorite movies of all time, the Heat are a feast of cinematic images and pulse-pounding action intense. Come hungry.
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