Michael Mann on his prequel/sequel, "Heat 2"
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2022
- Michael Mann, the director behind such films as the acclaimed Los Angeles heist drama "Heat" and the upcoming "Ferrari" (now in production in Italy), talks with correspondent Seth Doane about his fascination with cities, and his new novel, "Heat 2," a prequel/sequel that translates his cinematic obsessions to the printed page.
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Heat should’ve gotten an Oscar. One of the best movie of all time
so true
Movies don't get Oscars 🤣
you need to listen to the "rewatchable" podcast about HEAT; they`ve made 3 at this point freakn brilliant.
my favorite film, i rewatch it like every 3 years
point break was better
Only twice in my life have I walked out of a movie theater immediately realizing I had just witnessed greatness: 1) Goodfellas (1990), and 2) Heat (1995).
yea, read a book
What is the matter, you don't like movies? TWICE! C'mon for Pete's sake!
For me Shindlers List
You need to watch more movies my friend
Inception truly took me on a journey. Same for The Lord of the Rings films.
When I saw Heat in 1995 I was simply blown away love the movie I've been a fan of Michael Mann ever since
OK Slick
The echoes of the gun recoil.
💯%
Same!
Same here my friend I wish I could see it again in the theater the proper place to see a movie of this magnitude!! 🎟
He's legendary in the movie making story telling world, hard to believe he's 79. Long live Michael Mann.
I saw Heat and couldn’t stop thinking about it because of how it made me feel. I’ve seen it multiple times, and carefully watch over every scene. It’s my favorite film. Thank you, Michael Mann.
An all-time great director and storyteller.
Excellent segment.
For me, he's right up there with Coppola.
Way over over rated Director. Comparing him to Coppola is a bad joke ! Heat is a Boring film !
@@highwaystar3780 Thank god someone said it, I watched it like 3 times and it is so boring.
@@highwaystar3780 Boring for you, most people don't find it boring and he has made several great films like Thief, The last of the mohicans, Collateral, The insider.
So, why did you watch it three times? 🤔
Michael Mann is brilliant. Thief (1981), Manhunter (1986).
Last of the Mohicans was pretty damn good too.
How about Collateral and Heat?
Manhunter is SO rich in atmosphere. The soundtrack alone is amazing.
Don't forget about the original show LA Takedown that is the original Heat that came out in1989. If you haven't seen it check it out it's on CZcams. It has all the original characters by names and the same dialogue
I watched thief a few months ago it's a really good film
Glad The Insider got a mention, such a brilliant and underrated film
I found the Insider boring and unwatchable but love Last of the Mohicans, Thief, Heat, and Collateral.
@@AmazingChinaToday What about 'Public Enemies' (2009)?
@@neilsingh5923 Have not seen that film, will check it out 👍
Heat is a fine, fine movie, look forward to reading the book... I never dreamed that I would love the Insider but I absolutely did, it had an emotional heart way beyond the fairly bland premise. (A big part was probably Lisa Gerrard providing the score, around the same time as Gladiator. On a further side note, the fact that Crowe played Wigand just before he played Maximus was also an astonishing transformation)
@@AmazingChinaToday Interesting, The Insider is my favorite of his movies. I found Thief, Manhunter, Ali, and Blackhat all boring but that's just me.
His use of music is sublime. Tremendous performances. Masterful craftsmanship. He’s an artist.
“Miami Vice” - greatest opening in TV history!
Just rewatched Heat now that I'm so much older & lived more, love everything he does, can't wait for this!
He knows his medium so well. In his movies, there are scenes that are breathtaking to behold, action scenes that are visceral and grounded in the plot, and logical, engaging storytelling. He has many masterpieces, but Last of the Mohicans is remarkable. It seems to have been summoned forth by magic.
I was reading your post and first movie came to m of his was last of the Mohicans. U got good taste
Love Michael Mann. Will watch anything he puts out.
79 and still going hard. This dudes a beast! Love him and his films so much. Major influence.
The fact he hasn't won an Oscar is criminal
Miami Vice literally changed or enhanced the world of fashion, music, being cool and WOW he’s 79?! Michael looks 20 yrs younger
My favourite filmmaker and he has stayed level headed throughout his career. He always produces interesting work, I can’t wait for Heat 2 and Ferrari.
One of the best directors of all time!
I love heat, but I don't think I've ever thought to myself that this movie needs a sequel. it's a complete thought on its own.
Maybe a prequel of how the mcauley crew got together & there early crimes.
The problem of today: Huge loads od money are only available for prequels, sequels and superhero films.
The movie will be a prequel. But the novel he is coming out with will start seven days after the heist. That's what I read in one of his interviews.
@@alexanderreyes1081 I kinda misspoke, I meant it doesn't need to be elaborated on. the whole movie was about al Pacinos character defeating his shadow self, you don't really need any more info
The book is absolutely fabulous. I get the hesitation, but let me say it does not disappoint. It brings so much life to the characters and their stories. Mann details the characters origins with a fine tooth comb. Some of the chapters have you feeling like your back at the LA street shootout. Definitely worth it. Chris and Charlene have a beautiful origin story.
Collateral was the first movie that I watched and knew the director named Michael Mann and after that I found Heat and watched it still love both films.
The Last Of Mohicans is another masterpiece from his and also Public Enemies is underrated film.
Public Enemies wasn't that great. Mann himself isn't particularly fond of that one, either.
Mann is one of the finest directors to ever do it. A shame he doesn’t get the recognition some of the other big names get.
Michael Mann is truly an underrated director/producer.
I will forever be a fan of his work with Miami Vice. Its one of my favorite tv shows of all time. This was a good and through interview.
I love his work. What a talent.
He’s an excellent director who’s meticulous and attentive to every detail.
One of my favorite directors. His vis on film is amazing when using HD cameras a la Roger Deakins. Two favorite films of his, Collateral and Miami Vice. The night scenes are amazing with so much detail according to the commentary. The fight scene in Collateral was insane. Also, loved Manhunter with the younger William Peterson in the role. You can almost taste a hint of tv Miami Vice in that film. There are certain directors you watch their films because of how well they are (Ridley Scott, Denis Villeneavue??), Mann is one of them.
Then there is 'Public Enemies' (2009) with Depp portraying John Dillinger. The shoot out at the cabin during night time.
Miami Vice is criminally underrated. It was the culmination of so many of his thematic and aesthetic preoccupations.
Blackhat sucks, such an embarassment
@@lucky889s9i mean yeah but out of his 12 movies and he makes one stinker. Thats a damn good record
@@GuineaPigEveryday 11 actually. Ferrari movie due out this year. Maybe it's gonna be good. This time the movie is without guns, fights, and blood
The interviewer seems to imply that if you’re 79 you should just wait peacefully to die. Why start a project that you might not complete? Classic young person mistake. There are lots of vibrant, energetic and intelligent seniors who have the ability to contribute and create. Anyone, at any age, can drop dead or become incapacitated at a moments notice. Bravo to Michael Mann for living life fully!
4:56 I always loved that sequence, where he goes from smiling with the relief after completing a heist, to instantly fighting for his life.
His vision for Miami Vice was the blueprint for what you remember as the 1980s in music, style and art
Very true
Bringing back Val Kilmer for a sequel would be amazing right now the way his character survived a gun shot to the neck…with Val’s voice the way it is now due to his medical condition…it would be perfect!
Brilliant!
If there’s a medical condition it might be better to not bring them back
He died in maverick!!!
The latest year in the sequel's story is 2000 so it wouldn't really work out.
@@dannysunay4386 maverick and heat are two different movies, dude
Heat is not only my all-time favorite film ever, but Pacino/De Niro’s greatest film of all time! Yes, better than Godfather 2 and Irishman!!
My all time favorite movie as well!
It’s absolutely one of the best films ever made and one of my favorites. But Pacino was better in The Godfather films, Dog Day Afternoon, and Scarface.
That's tough, I would put Heat as Deniros 2nd best after Taxi Driver and Pacino's 3rd best after Scarface and The Godfather part 2 but I've no problem with someone putting Heat at the top. What a masterpiece and no movie released after 2000 comes close to Heat.
@@BishopWalters12 De niros best acting was in raging bull...
@@marklewen9384 I agree with that but Raging Bull isn't my favorite movie.
Loved Last of the Mohicans ❤
I wasn't expecting much from Heat 2, but what an extraordinary piece of work it turned out to be. There are many subplots in seperate timeframes that can be a little difficult to keep straight, but Mann's vivid storytelling and the depth of his characterizations far surpasses any minor structural confusion.
This is crazy. I just finished 'Heat' just now and they upload this today? Damn, coincidence.
Ha I watched last week!
Watched “Heat” for the first time a couple months ago! Now we need Heat 2!
I've been rewatching Miami Vice for the past 1 week after nearly two decades of not watching it and just finished a video yesterday of an Olmos interview while he spoke about his time on the show. Seems coincidental to me as well. Mann is a living legend to be sure.
Heat was fantastic and should have won the Oscar - for me, it, Thief, and Goodfellas are the top three movies in that genre! Michael Mann does an outstanding job overall, with added kudos for sound and treatment of the night!
Heat was/is an absolute master piece and timeless classic ... 50yrs from now it will still hold up against some of the silver screens finest productions!
Last of the Mohican and heat are two of my favorite films
"Heat" was an amazing film! Michael Mann is a phenomenal director! Anything he makes is well worth a look! Looking forward to "Heat 2" if he decides to make it to a movie!
Love Michael Mann's work, especially Heat, Collateral, The Insider, Last of The Mohicans. I'm annoyed with Seth Doane's questioning Mann if he feels any responsibility about violence in America because he makes violent movies. It's just such a cheap shot, cliché question for film directors. Mann answered it perfectly by citing the fact that his style of filmmaking is not gratuitous at all.
Mann is probably one of the most responsible, thoroughly researched filmmakers out there. This is well known. He doesn't do things for cheap effect. It's deliberately done with integrity because his style is to portray realism and authenticity. It's so lame when interviewers seem to want to provoke drama or elicit guilt in their subjects to sell their interview even if it's blatantly unwarranted. You might as well ask a Director if they feel responsible for all the corruption in the world because their films have a lot of corrupt characters. Lol. It's ridiculous.
Yeah, a very hackneyed question. But he gave a great response.
@@HabAnagarek Agreed!
It is very annoying. I remember the rumors that this movie may have influenced the 1997 North Hollywood Bank Robbery/Shootout and other movies like Reservoir Dogs, Leon The Professional, etc were in the media's crosshairs
Heat is one of those films that gets better every time you watch it. Just great filmmaking.
From the moment I saw his first film Thief in 1981 I knew Mann was one to watch. Now more than 40 years later I have grown up watching Michael Mann movies. Not a single dud, more often than not they are brilliant, and only seem to get better with age.
if you haven't seen Michael Mann's 'The Insider', you get to see a great movie... it's my favorite of his.
(One other thing about Michael Mann's films, no body does machine gun and explosion sounds like this guy!! When you hear those machine guns go off in the theater for Heat, Public Enemy, Miami Vice, and Black Hat, it sounds like the guns/explosions are in the theater!! Alway catch Michael Mann movies in a theater with great sound.. and of course the biggest screen it's playing on.)
"Collateral" is definitely another one of Mann's that's worth seeing in the theaters!!👉🔥
Great interview. Should have included the original Manhunter. Excellent film!
Agreed
He looks like he's 59! I want to be him when I grow up! Amazing story, please keep telling them!
He’s 100% correct about our poor educational system in US
As a non US Citizen I truly fail to understand how that is because your country remains the wealthiest ever,the strongest militarily,the most complicated legal and financial systems the world over.
You guys still have THE BEST EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS in my humble opinion yet many AMERICANS claim that the US’s Education standards have dropped.
How is that possible or should I say why do many Americans say that...??
If you were to witness the squalid system of Education in my country,I firmly believe that you’d appreciate your country’s Education very much.
I just wish to be educated by you on this matter coz as I’ve mentioned above I really don’t see how you guys over in the US can complain that much,perhaps I don’t understand since I’m looking from outside.
I hope you don’t mind my asking.
Regards.
That is what we get when we have the government educating us.
The first movie shoot-em-up that looked and sounded like a real shoot-em-up......great story , great actors and Great Movie !
I bought the book the day it came out. It's Amazing. Heat has been one my fav movies since 95. I have watched it over n over . I love Miami vice too.
Advisory "Watch In Surround Sound" -Excellent Film!
Michael is an amazing director but a good judge of talent, too. Cinematographer, Production Designers, Art Directors he gets the best.
His 1986 movie: "Manhunter," remains one of my all-time favorite movies! Would recommend!
I saw Heat for the first time as a small kid and considered it way too boring and too long back then. I did not understand several aspects of the movie, because I was not mature enough. Now as an adult it belongs to one of my favorites Mann is an underrated master, he deserves more acclaim. It is nice to watch this interview with him. Glad that he is still full of energy and plans.
Heat was a perfect movie
I hope the book is made into a movie.
It's being made right now.
@@benwith1n528 Not yet, Mann is still shooting Ferrari. But it will be soon
Thank you Micheal Mann, I think you are great!
Cant wait for Heat 2!
Man, I wish Michael Mann and Dave Simon would get together and make something.
That's interesting because Miami Vice and The Wire are cop shows that have exposed the real ugliness of the drug war.
Love his films and he allows the cities to speak for themselves in his films. Love them.
Years from now hopefully heat 2 becomes film, prequel and sequel versions
Just like "The Godfather, Part II".
The man is an incredible storyteller.
My favourite director. I love Heat and watch it at least once every year. The book is must read for me. I hope we get more crime dramas from Mann in the future.
I love Michael Mann. His movies are always so real, not like most american action movies
Heat has always been one of my favorite movies. Great characters and intense gun battles!
Pro tip: When you're talking to the most thorough, research-driven director of all-time, a living legend by all accounts, perhaps steer clear ridiculously stupid questions like, "do you feel responsible for societal violence?" That's absolutely lazy and beneath this man. It's utterly disrespectful.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought this. I couldn't believe he did that. What a ridiculous question.
Totally ridiculous.
I'm a big fan however he's not the most thorough, research-driven director of all time...
Michael Mann's movies are about story telling, characters, creating atmospheres, bring the audience to places, cinema - and this in a very excellent way! "Heat" for example is a perfect film. You watch it and never forget it.
One of my favourite directors, what a legend 👌🏾
Heat is a classic. Michael Mann is a cinematic genius. Enough said.
I first saw Heat when I was about 15 and found it boring. A few years later rewatched it and found it masterful! It really is a sophisticated, intelligent, and incredible film
I've got HEAT2 and as soon as I've finished reading my current book I'm straight on this.
Michael is the Mann.
From Miami Vice to Collateral. A master of his craft.
Would appreciate it if you can give us a review of the book without spoilers obviously.
@@zohairalblooshi551 as soon as I've finished my current book. I'll start reading it on Saturday.
A man dedicated to his craft 👍
Still the absolute greatest shootout scene ever made in any film
Without competition
I loved that movie Heat!!! I need a part 2 😁
That's interesting to hear that he wrote a book that is both a sequel and prequel to a movie starring the exact same two actors who also starred in The Godfather 2 - quite possibly the most famous movie ever made that is both a sequel and prequel.
Heat is a great vehicle for the 2 best actors in film. It is epic!
Great Director. I was lucky to meet him one night at an after screening party at the Château Marmont hotel in LA. I didn’t know he was going to be there. When I met him and we started to chat he was very friendly. Just like in this video on CZcams. Very personable guy. Easy to talk to. I’ll never forget that. Can’t wait to see his Ferrari film.
I never gave Heat the praise it deserves. Not sure why cause Mann is an amazing filmmaker
I have a reason to live……………a possible HEAT2 movie! YESSSSS!
Heat is THE best crime drama ever made. Period.
79 year old director who's won 1 academy award for best sound.
And? How many have you won?
@@knockonolan I like to compare like to like. I am funny that way
Even the best golfer hits the ball in the woods sometimes
@@MisfitsFiendClub138 We all can’t be 138!
Not 79,he's 72!
Good director"
Makes me happy he's healthy and doing well
Interesting that he admitted he didn't know L.A. that well like he thought so he rode with police calls on weekends and other things.......HEAT and Collateral showcase different areas of L.A. so much that the city was in a way a character in itself. Mann has a way with locations and that really puts you in the story when watching those films.
Al Pacino character in heat always got me through hard times
I need a Miami Vice sequel !!..CF & JF...MM makes movies happen like nobody else ! 😊
I'm halfway done with Heat 2. It's awesome. You really get to know the characters. The book is very descriptive. Love it!!! Read it yesterday!
So, it's a direct sequel to heat? Like right after Hanna takes down McCauley?
Yes, plus prequel of previous jobs that the crew does, how Chris met Charlene, etc. The book is quite good. Finished the 470 pages in less than a week. .
I pre-ordered it on Amazon Audible. I can't wait to listen to it
Public Enemies is an underrated movie! Needs more recognition
It's 2023, so Mann must be 80 this year. That¡s just inspiring to the max.
*BEST STYLIZED DIRECTOR OF ALL TIME!!!*
My favorite tv show EVER!
Yeah!! Michael Mann is one of my favorite directors of all time, I have a book about him and his films and the meticulous nature of his process has helped me in my projects and life. I always wish that I could know him. Hoping that a sequel for the movie Heat can happen, and I'm interested in the Ferrari project too, sounds intriguing, with his style it can be a magnificent movie!
I seen the movie Thief as kid and Michael Mann's style of Directing blew my mind from there on i was hooked on anything he was attached to.
one of the best directors to come out of the London Film School.
Brilliant filmmaker who honestly I think still considered underrated, compared to Spielberg, Scorsese, or De Palma
I like how Mann gives all of his movies short, succinct one- or two-word titles, and when he finally makes a sequel to Heat, does he give it a fancy subtitle or a new title? Nope. Just straight up Heat 2. I dunno why but it amuses me because it's simultaneously not what you'd expect from him but also perfectly on brand.
Please make part 2. HEAT was awesome! Thank you!
One of the all time greats. Probably number one for me. Long live MM
I wish the studio would release his original cut of The Keep.
I love the way he does night shots.
Great guy. I wish him all the best. Heat is one of my favorite movies.
Started listening to the audible of the book this morning. It’s excellent so far.
I'd have to say he's the best in the business.
Love every one of his movies.
Michael man Is one of my favorite’s directors love his work from his writing to his camer work 😊
When he started talking about creating the fabric of reality… I could hear him rant for hours after that if he wanted