This film is nearly 30 years old, but look at how damn good it looks. The cinematography is so sharp, it makes this movie look timeless.

Why bleep out 'naughty' words when there's no problem showing extreme violence. Just show the clip as it is supposed to be shown.

There are not enough words to describe how magnificent this picture is. It’s just exhilarating filmmaking at its professional best.

"Because there's a dead man on the other end of this fucking line..." My favorite line in the whole movie

I love it when Michael comes through the only exit with his shotgun and calmly takes out the driver with composed, accurate shots. McCauley's crew knew just where to be and just what to do for this kind of scenario.

Van Zants face after He gets told he’s a dead man is so classic

1:06 Val's firing stance is so badass!!

I love how raw and real the gun shots are. Definitely one of my favorite movies.

Manual for Snipers: 1. make a tactical roll before shooting 2. do not use the bipod and stand up 3. fight the wrong target first

This film aged like fine wine. Good old actors.

One of the best scenes in Heat was...."You're know what they're looking at....is this crew good or are they good...you know what they're looking at....us...the LAPD...we just got made"...

1:35 life is full of Tom Sizemore moments, those times when you think you've made it but it all falls apart at the last second. So profound lol

Van Zandt should have sent a proper hit team. The killers he sent were bargain basement. Did he not realise that Neil and his men were totally professional? The armoured car robbery was a major clue.

I frickin LOVE This movie! In my opinion Robert de Niro as Neil McCauley is his best Gangster role. Cool, calm, Collected. An the Crew was great casting. Val Kilmer as Chris is essential to the movie. I could watch this movie over an over, analyzing it an finding different subtilties. In mood an especially the action. An all time classic!!👑

The look on Van Zant’s face at the end is indeed the face of a dead man.

What always stood out to me about this movie is the realistic sound of the gun fire. Especially the first scene

Van Zant assumed he was dealing with rookies. Big mistake.

Turned the volume up because I couldn't hear the opening dialogue, then I was reminded...this is Heat. Now am deaf, good movie!

Val Kilmer----totally underrated?

You know things are about to get personal and ugly when someone says to you forget the money 🥴

I watched Heat again just two days ago. Simply an awesome film -- better than anything being made today. It's free on Pluto TV as of today.

Val Kilmore was a true "G" in this movie. He was the one anyone would ever need and or want to cover their 6 and to get "the job done"

One of the best. Michael Mann really did it with this one. Has the best bank robbery in film history. No one has beat it. No one. Great cast too. Just brilliant. 👍👍👍

This movie was intense from the beginning. Not a boring minute. This and Last of the Mohicans are my favorite Michael Mann films.

It’s just about impossible to look cool or tough in a station wagon but De Niro manages to do both.

"he's real thorough, he ain't gonna forget about you.."

I love how Chris at the end just casually lights a cigarette inside a busy working kitchen. Health and safety was more lax back in those days.

One of the greatest crime thrillers of the 20th century. It's a sprawling, violent epic with superb performances and original cinematography. Makes the gritty side of L.A. somehow beautiful. Complex story too - needs multiple viewings to pick up the various plots & sub-plots. A splendid pairing of 2 iconic actors in Pacino & De Niro, yet they only come together for a single 8 minute scene.

The dinner scene after the shootout is important. It shows these guys can get into a shootout and wack a couple guys and then take their girlfriends out to dinner right after like it never happened. It doesn't faze them, and they can act calm no matter the circumstances

I remember watching this movie in theatre. One of the best action films ever. “Put your hands where I could see them”. 👍 God bless everyone involved in making this masterpiece.

De Niro incredible in this as per usual, Val Kilmer possibly the most underrated actor ever and Tom Sizemore another great actor. William Fichtner another great actor whom I loved his character in Black Hawk down. Pacino - say no more really haha - on par with De Niro! This entire movie and cast is EPIC!

One of the best movies of all time.

Saw this movie for the first time recently and loved the whole thing. Very modern noir kinda vibe, loved the Los Angeles setting. One visual aspect that I found particularly striking was the films use of LA’s city lights, not just the shots of the city scapes (though I loved those) but also like at the end when Neil is driving you can see the passing street lights reflected on his windshield and it’s almost like a halo effect coming and going past his face which I thought was really cool since (spoiler) he was about to meet his end. Dunno how intentional that may have been, but it’s great that they achieved it without CGI and it’s just the city itself providing the effect while the camera simply catches it.

Deniro character is so composed; almost gets killed during a meeting, yet has a family and friends gathering that very night

I was 15 when I saw this at the movies in downtown Chicago. I had a terrible cough that season, and was coughing one too many times during the movie.. After it ended, a heavy set man stood up in the row in front, with two ladies next to him, and in the most Tony Soprano kind of voice, looked down at me and said, "Hey, next time you go to the show, bring some f***in cough drops." There was nothing I could do. Good times.

Same phone conversation I have when someone won’t pay the $40 they owe me

Masterpiece of a movie.

I love how Robert De Niro backs the truck in reverse and squashes the guy trying to sneak up on him and leaves him hobling .. LMAO

Why did it take so long for the Val Kilmer to warn De Niro? LOL And how was the guy so naive to think De Niro was alone?

What makes this movie so good is just how realistic alot of it is....

Cinematic realism at its best, nothing feels exaggerated or forced, it feels exactly like how it would play out in real life.

After he calls Van Zant and they sit down for dinner, that’s the scene that changes the course of Neil’s life. He realizes he needs a woman in his life and engages with Eady and that attachment to her costs him his life…..be very careful who you become attached to. It could cost you your life.

This beautifully shot scene is one of dozens in this film that put 99 percent of so-called action movies to shame. I miss Tom Sizemore! He was a very scary looking guy and just right to play the “heavy,”

Ashley Judd was peak hotness in this movie. Holy jeez.

I never realize how ridiculous Val’s ninja roll before he started shooting was. He was already aiming and in a perfect position to shoot. He ninja rolled to a less accurate shooting position lol

Always thought it was strange that when he initially shoots the truck windshield, we never get a shot of the inside to see if the driver was hit, but then later we see that it appears the driver wasn't hit until the shotgun got him.

Michael Mann will be remembered as a legend in this genre

Michael Manns gift to everyone who loves cinema. Everything about this movie is gold.

After all these years this is still a great film

The most realistic part of this whole scene is the truck slowly crashing into that wall.

'I'm talking to an empty telephone', so cold and calculating . I don't know why I like this line so much.

Holy cow Stephen Colbert driving that Dodge like a boss!

Van Zant and his crew were idiots thinking they could double cross Neil and his crew.

This was a great I mean great movie wayyyy ahead of its time.. what a masterpiece

The gun shots sound heavenly

Van Zandt's guys didn't realize " the action is the juice "

GOAT of all action movies…

One of the best movies ever made! And I'm still in love with Ashley Judd from this movie.

"What am I doing? I'm talking to an empty telephone."

One of the best shootouts in cinema is in heat.

These videos is the thing we need

Simply beautiful!

love that G3 in action I think it is yet one of the most powerful rifles ever.

This is a piece of art

Val Kilmer, should never be forgotten

Say this movie in the theater when it came out. One of the best decisions ever. Pulp Fiction and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood were good theater decisions too.

Roger Van Zant wasn’t cut out for that kind of life. He got cold chills just talking to a real criminal on the phone. He learned, though…………the hard way, unfortunately.

I'm glad Serj Tankian was still able to finish Toxicity after getting run over and shot multiple times.

This is a hell of a movie, realistic shoot outs. Pacino vs Deniro…..simply awesome

Heat 2 is a novel and is an excellent read. Covering events preceding the movie as well as events that follow the movie’s ending. I highly recommend it.

Never gets old!

Well this film is a masterpiece for sure. However "Ronin" with Robert DeNiro, Jean Reno, Sean Bean and a couple of awesome car chase scenes is definitely the equal. Plus the Ronin shootouts are awesome and more numerous.

the music, the dialog and my god the smoooooooooooth camerawork. such an intelligent movie, i miss all of this

I had forgotten how badass this movie was.

that guy in the pickup looked kinda like Stephen Colbert

You have to wonder if Val Kilmer meant to hit Bindi-Bindi in the shoulder to spin him around, or if it was just chance.

This is the best movie ever made .

Just love this film…masterpiece

Top 5 favorite movies of all time. 1. The Godfather 2. Heat 3. Casino 4. One flew over the cuckoo nest 5. Braveheart

Melhor filme policial que já vi em toda minha vida.

Old skool !!!!!! Great film classic!!!!

What am I doing? I'm talking to an empty telephone. Cuz there is a dead man on the end of this fucking line.

One major tactical error I will point out. The sniper on roof of building, he stands up, instead of staying in the prone position, with assist from bipod. I know this is a movie. But your marksmanship is much more accurate from the prone with bipod. Furthermore, you are a much more difficult target to hit at in the prone, from counter sniper!

Phenomenal. Absolutely phenomenal.

"Oh he's real thorough"

Christopher Nolan's tribute to Heat. In The Dark Knight and opening bank robbery, William Fichtner (Van Zant) plays one of the bank personnel.

A word to the wise. Never try to double cross the guys on the box art and posters in the middle of the movie.

A god scene, from an amazing movie! Thank´s

Always loved seeing dually's in films.

This scene is a perfect encapsulation of me trying to get by financially in life. The guy in the glasses in the pickup truck is me, and Robert De Niro and his team is the world trying to rip me off at every corner. The package thrown into De Niro’s car is my rent payment. The guy getting out of the back of the pickup truck to ambush him is my annual employee raise and bonus check. De Niro throwing the car in reverse and pinning the stalker is inflation. The six rounds fired into the pickup truck windshield by Kilmer’s character are my health insurance premium, my medical bills, my car payment, my car insurance payment, my cable and internet bundle, and my electric bill. The stalker’s uzi firing at De Niro’s car is my overtime pay. The first three rounds fired by De Niro’s handgun is my water, sewage & trash pickup, my gas payment, and my credit card bills. The round fired by Kilmer into the stalker’s shoulder is my grocery bill, and the fourth round fired by De Niro is my cell phone bill. De Niro’s car hitting the stalker head on is my life insurance premium. Sizemore’s character finishing off the guy in the truck with the shotgun are my taxes.

According to the vet, my cat's in Heat. I swear, I have seen this film a hundred times, but never been able to spot the cat.

Great movie ! Timeless classic !

This crew is good!

De niro in good Falla's: what did it tell you??! I told you dont buy anything!!! What did i tell you??!

Great movie, photography, acting, plot and script. Can someone explain why the dialogue volume is very low in this movie. I read about Heat's 'audio quality issues' and 'poor dynamic range'; issues with the mix seem to be magnified in this clip.

This movie is in the top five of my all time faves!!🔥

Couldn't of made the bleeps any louder and the actual audio any lower?

We can show the killing and shooting in the video clip but “beep” out curse words 🙈🤡🙈

One of the best movies .. ever !!

Censoring language while showing extreme violence : hypocrisy !