The Making of Heat Part Two
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- This behind the scenes insight into Michael Mann's classic crime thriller shows filming in Los Angeles; how the cast trained for their roles; shooting the climactic downtown heist and post-production.
Can't believe that he didn't won an Oscar for Heat and at least didn't get nominated for Collateral and The Insider... he is an outstanding Director.
+Neil Tomlinson he puts quality and style in every proyect he's in, unfortunately the last years he's criminally underrated by the people. My favorite director ever, by far.
Neil Tomlinson great assessment...The Insider was a real adult movie
I think it’s because (as I learned years later) Heat is a remake of an earlier film. Similarly Beyoncé’s video clip was a remake so didn’t get the award (sorry Kanye). Even further, Mann seems to return to similar settings - see the diner scene in Thief. It’s strange.
@@mrdavidurquhart Hi David, yes it is a remake of a 1989 or 90 TV movie (check "L.A. Takedown" on web), BUT that doesn't count as that movie was also directed and made by Mann himself. He just re-elaborated the project and moved it from TV to Cinema
If you know you know. No awards necessary. Thank you Mr. Mann for this .
this film is ridiculously good
One of the best movies I have ever seen.
I think Elliot Goldenthal's score was the icing on the cake. Especially the use of Moby's New Dawn Fades track. Awesome atmospheric quality to the film.
And the ending with "God moving over the face of the waters" is magnificent. And a track that can listen while driving or working and always moves me in so many ways.
A masterpiece by director Michael Mann. HEAT is one of the best movies I have ever seen. Genius .
I first saw it when I was a kid and I was mesmerized, there is something magical about that film that is hard to describe, it has this 'feeling' you would probably appreciate even more if you lived through the nineties. It got me hooked into movies and cinema in general.
I have never seein style morph into substance
On screen like that before.
Real world Research for substance
Advertising background
For style.
Guess nothing is new under the 🌞
God moving over the face of the waters still gives me goosebumps. Such an amazing song. I love this movie.
GMenAllDay521 i got goosebumps just watching that small part, dear lord
Part one was removed due to copyright issues. Am going to try to upload the whole film soon, instead of having it in sections.
will be awesome thank you very much
both with heat and collateral, michael mann made two of the finest city of angel portrayals ever.
My favourite movie.
Have loved heat since I was a little boy and my dad let me watch it with him, hes a retired firearms officer in the police and says the the actors were obviously well trained for the shootout scenes. Top film and one I'll always come back to.
When it gets to this part right here, that music comes in, I just lose it. 9:03 I still remember seeing this for the first time in theatrical release, what an overwhelming feeling. Walked out of there almost without words except damn, what a movie!
The score to this magnificent film is absolutely incredible. God Bless you, Elliott Goldenthal
lets see micheal bay make somethig this good ha ha he he ha
When I saw 13 Hours I thought "this movie could have actually been good if it was directed by Michael Mann"
One of the most visually and audibly arresting films ever made .. an absolute masterpiece from beginning to end
Well put
The slow burn in this moofie was amazing
I watch this movie every 4 months thats 3 times a year i cant get enough , there should be a sequal to this excelent movie , val got away he could recruit new people and so on , this is by far the best movie ever !! no movie comes close , now if mike mann can re do the seven ups his way it will be #1 AT THE BOX OFFICE
best movie ever, period, end of story
Both De niro and Pacino had an extraordinary performance in this movie; not only should they have been nominated for the Oscar but Michael Mann should've been awarded the best director. It's the best thriller ever produced and outstandingly directed in Hollywood's history.
I'm always cry in end of movie :'(
Romantic Action Drama Thriller. The best produced in history of film
Oh man, the cut here at the end of the clip! Part Three??
Absolutely, I love the way the city is portrayed in both films.
best out side gun fight ever.
oh my god. i can ONLY imagine what that iconic shootout (my favorite of all time) would have sounded like with the stock movie sound effects...BLAM BLAM, KAPOW! michael mann is a genius.
thanks for posting this, best movie. love the insight.
Good movie
THE BEST MOVIE EVEN.AND
ACTOR TOO, PATSINO -NTE NIRO+VAN KILMER,ALL THE MOVIE PERFECT
Mann does the best night scenes.....watch Collateral as well.
I tell ya. For me, the action is the juice.
I can always watch this movie
you see me doin' thrill seeker liquor store hold-ups with a "Born To Lose" tattoo on my chest?
Best part about the shootout scene? Not a note of music. Hence it authenticity and impact.
in the movie, de niro says he has a brother somewhere... anyone thought it could be Al himself?
The most realistic best movie ever made!!
I love the music in this movie
Heat was de Niro's last great performance
Oneiros His performance as Bradley Cooper Dad in Silver Linings Playbook was really good. But as a lead, yeah Heat was last great one
Casino came out month or two after that
this is my favorite movie and I've seen it too many times to count. I have two questions about it: When Eady is with Neil at the car rental thing (when she wants nothing to do with him) she says: when will you let me leave? Neil says: You want out there's the door. and she says: WILL YOU LET ME LEAVE LATER? What?! that makes no sense.
Two. When Chris is after Charlene at Drucker's house, how can he escape the police car? They don't have a fuckin picture of the guy so they know what he looks like? That's ridiculous! If anyone can help me with one of these or both PLEASE DO
1) She was asking if she went with him, if she could still leave him later if she decided to. He said something along the lines of it would be different or harder, meaning he would have to make sure she didn't divulge his location to the authorities(what exactly that implies, who knows).
2) I too think it is unlikely, but it is also possible. Just like the cop that was looking for a prison escapee, found him, but the escapee convinced the cop he was just a jogger, and the cop let him go(www.military.com/video/law-enforcement/police/escaped-prisoner-fools-police-officer/1778597648001/).
You are right. They SHOULD have had a picture to ID Chris, but I guess they didn't.
They didn't necessarily have a picture ID of him....just a name, and he had a fake ID.
The Brennan character is basically asking him that if I do go with you away and I'm unhappy with the relationship or situation you will allow me to leave in peace and in health. As far as that picture goes, the Kilmer character is a high-level criminal who doesn't have a lot of photos of him out there besides mugshots and their looks change a lot. This was a constantly changing and flowing investigation where is sergeant Rucker may not have just had a couple photos of the Kilmer character in his glove compartment. Cut his hair at legitimate ID and plates. Not completely unfeasible
This movie is fuckin perfect and realistic
Where is part 1?
Moby is incorrect at 9:00. Al Pacino and Robert de Niro's character actually meet up 3 times, the first is in a cafe where they meet eachother face to face, talking about their similarities in life but draw out their differences as well, especially because their characters are on the both side of the law. The score in that scene was very minimal.
the scene at 2:30 is actually a painting done by Alex Colville.
did Iget that right, that the gun shot sounds are real? So they used the original gun sounds that are recorded on the shooting?
i almost thought that because it sounded so freaking real. Favourite movie of all time
Sir Please upload The Making of Heat Part One on rapidshare or any other site and share the Link with us.I m a true fan of both the actors so please, I'll be Grateful
Grande Film ! Fantastica Sparatoria Urbana !
Great movie but one part really disturbed me, thats when Neil and Eady are talking where there is a view of the city in the background, that ambient was such a fake two dimensional background it was ridiculous
+Josh Sullivan wow thanks for the info! I thought it ws grean screen!
культ лучший фильм который хочется смотреть снова и снова .
any chance of sombody putting all of this up .
both men are.... ARE WHAT?!?! part 3 please
ah no fuck no! wheres the continuation of this??
Terje Rypdal rules
because val kilmer has the large pants ? because the robbers wear loose clothing? 4:21 minutes.
Wes Studi & Ted Levine did not get enough cameratime
LA Synth-Wave
The copyright for me should work in time, we hypothesize a year, then you should be free to enjoy it, no?
real heat wouldve had neil getting away...
where the fuck is part 3? excuse the french!!!
Mickael mickael mickael
Didn't he try the different look of Los Angels in "To Live and Die in LA"? Micheal Mann should have stuck to TV. I love these sycophants describing Mann....amazing..incredible...genius...inspirational...innovative. They make him sound like Cecil B. DeMille. Even Fallini wasn't Fallini. Of course they say this if the want to continue to work. They say this about every Film (insert name and title here) Mogul in Hollywood. This was a terrible dragged out film that glorify the violence the Hollywood loves to distance itself from. Except the loot. I looked forward to seeing DeNiro and Pacino on screen together for the first time.....but it was a complete letdown. A much better vehicle could of been found for these acting heavyweights
Too bad because they have become caricatures of themselves. That ship sailed over 10 years ago. They couldn't do it today with them both old grumpy men. My opinion of course.
"...such a brave, artistic score."
Shut up, woman.