For those that are unfamiliar with firearms, this is exactly how a real gunfight would sound, not the fake muzzled hollywood bs. This is one of the best scenes in movie history.
@@tactiguay7154 When there aren't any projectiles being fired you won't get the cracks. You also don't hear them as the shooter. This scene used production sound, meaning the sound was captured during the scene firing blanks. Hence the excellent echoes of the shots being fired.
@@justforever96 Not really. This scene used production sound, which was recorded during the shoot as the blanks were being fired. It's as close to real as you can get. Blanks are quite loud.
One of the best sequences in filming history. And it didn't need music nor digital effects. Just awesome, a total masterpiece. 10/10 director + crew + actors.
+ realism The tactics and gun control were provided by someone from special forces (navy seal or sas, can’t remember). This same video has been used in US Marines trainings. How to advance under fire.
@Jay S. This film has four director's cuts: Just a director cut, a final director's cut, a theatrical director's cut and a thing they call "director's definitive edition". Which one did you see?
Crazy to think that the studio wanted to dub over the gunfire at first. Hearing the blanks echoing "for real" through the streets makes this sequence that much more intense.
The Heat shooting scene has been now rated as the most realistic firefight in movie history. No music, no special effects and real shell casings during the shooting. The brutality of an actual real firefight is really represented here and the chaos during one. Also, the firearm sounds are so damn realistic.
@jeff nomad Yeah I’ve been shooting a few times on the farm, once I was on the back of the Ute with the shotgun and my mate next to me had a rifle, every time I fired he was like “ FUCK”.. The shots didn’t affect my ears at all. I guess its got something to do with not expecting it.
When you hear the guy yell "SON OF A BITCH" that's not acting he literally was not wearing ear protection and wasn't expecting a blankfire machine gun to be fired right next to his ear.
Now now, Captain America The Winter Soldier was fucking Awesome. That scene with Nick Fury in the Suburban and the Shield Agents masquerading as DC Police, the shootout and the chase...Brooo.
Alot of dudes makin shows and movies the past few years have begun making it a point to get actors trained in real stuff from real guys like they did here, and a few animators are studying up on real combat too, and I think this is the way forward. The cartoonish violence of the older days looks retarded to me especially after getting to see real stuff for so long
I hope the film HEAT goes air on TCM in Spotlight: The Best of Shootout Scene, featuring Scarface, The Wild Bunch, The Getaway (original version), A Better Tomorrow, The Killer & Extreme Prejudice in the next year
This is a master piece! Best shooting scene ever. This is as real as it gets, forget about special effects. Start of the party 1:51 best shooting echo sound 2:11 warming up at 2:19 showing arsenal at 2:37 adrenaline kicking in 2:43 full assault mode at 2:54 on full attack mode 3:12
I love that the bullets shred cars into pieces. And one hit is enough to stop a guy. Weapons are really destructive. None of that "get shotnand keep going" bs.
it because they use blanks for the movie to make it as real as possible, the fact every single one of them including the cops had actual shootout training makes this scene one of the best shootout scenes period
Especially since a certain Baldwin decided to cheap out and get some random dropout off Craigslist with a couple regular revolvers to act as the set armorer, now Hollywood's all skittish about using actual blank guns.
I see a lot of chicken wings in there, in the 90's troops still trained under the chicken wings regime until they got told that they were gonna get their elbows blown off, now elbows are all tucked in and chicken wings is seen a sign of poor training or none at all.
The heist crew were actually trained and advised by ex-SAS troopers, during full automatic fire the "chicken wing" would actually provide better stability than tucking your elbow in, Larry Vickers did a real good break down of this scene and went into quite a lot of technical detail about the whole thing from the impressive bounding/fire and move tactics, to the handling and reloading of weapons, even digging into the specific types of weapons used by each character. Its a real interesting watch.
In their defense, they waited until they were fired upon before returning fire themselves, both Pacino’s boys and the officers that set up the roadblock.
Someone did a review of this scene talking about this issue (Forget which vid but not hard to find here on youtube) where they pushed the idea that Hanna, whose REAL motivation for "HUNTING" down bad-guys is NOT to save innocent lives, protect civilians or even simply "be a good cop", but because of the THRILL of hunting them down, and because he's leading the team, he's the reason that all of these cops and authorities are pressing onward in spite of the risks to civilians. Any other person in charge would have held off and retreated, but Hanna, as he put it in the coffee scene "spends all his time chasing bad guys", and he does that because again, he gets off on it rather than out of a sense of righteousness. THAT'S why he and McCauley have share that bond in that coffee/end scene - they both are doing what they're doing NOT necessarily because Hanna wants to protect people, nor McCauley necessarily NEEDS millions and millions to "live the life he wants", but because they both feel "the juice is the action".
@@jeffreychampion7648 Another way to look at it is that the shoot out was already going down and Hanna had the option to weigh the lives of innocent people or risk his job, something most people prioritize over everything else. It's easy to sit there playing armchair quarterback from the comfort of your computer. Another way to look at is that this is a movie made for entertainment, so all if, ands, or buts about what would/should actually happen go right out the window.
3:57 - 4:01; Val Kilmer's reload was so fast and smooth that this clip was used in U.S. Marine Corps training videos to show new recruits how it should be done in combat.
And also (comparing this to other Al Pacino movies), the sound effects of the guns makes the 7.1 audio from the Scarface ending sound like absolute Hollywood B.S (cheers, @LouieTzepher).
Honest truth: the U.S. Marines have shown this sequence to trainees at their school of infantry. About the the part were Val Kilmer ducks down behind a car to reload his rifle: that apparently was or still is shown to US special forces trainees with the following note from the instructors "This is how fast it should be done." Side note about that bit: the license plate on the car that Mr. Kilmer ducks behind to reload has "2LUP" on it. "LUP" is British Army terminology for "Laying Up Position"
I adore the performance and details that this film shows, the gun sounds, Oh the gun sounds! It really did sound like it was a warzone happening outside.. although my only gripe with this film that really miffed me is the portrayal of cops and how they're like stormtroopers..
This scene is an excellent example of suppressing and advancing forward on your enemies position in a firefight. Sidenote everyone in the getaway vehicle is deaf
Every little detail is put into this scene to make it great; even the simplistic music suddenly goes off beat right when Val sees the cops at 1:49, that much more adding to the "oh crap" of the moment. This along with Thief are arguably Mann's greatest works!
These guys are such professionals they stick to their plan no matter what... We go to the bank, we take the money and and we're out, anything with pulse and breath that comes in our way it goes down we kill it, no hesitation, no fear, no second thoughts that's exactly Val Kilmers reaction when he saw the cops.
Every time I watch this movie and has been many a times, I always have to rewind this shootout scene because it just gets my adrenaline pumping watching it with the realistic gunfire echoing off the surrounding buildings…way the go Michael Mann you are an awesome director. Best gunfight ever!
@@thefixer2954 It was 2 ex-22 guys; Mick Gould and Andy McNab. Anyway, I'm commenting ref. "because foreign or not he is still the subject matter expert" - do you happen to remember what that idiot said?
The best part of this scene was the sound. All too real. Al Pacino said he didn't get the training the other actors received because he declined, and it shows.
I would lie about my whole identity and whereabouts for something like this. For the safety of my life and those I care about. God dang. This movie still brought the chills.
My only small issue with this is the lack of reloading vs the ratio of full auto firing. I believe the M4 that was used has a fire rate of some 900 rounds a minute. I could be wrong, since i only heard this from someone else but that's just under 3 seconds of full auto trigger time before needing a reload. 30 rounds will be spent up fairly quick. However, the gun sounds are impeccable. Guns are immensely loud, and the current films such as john wick are an absolute disgrace to reality. The sound design is perfect in this movie. I wish current producers would try to recreate more offensive audio in terms of gunshots.
The robbers of the North Hollywood heist probably got inspired by this. It would be 2 full years before something like this would happen in real life. Movie-wise, great scenes. But real life-wise, absolutely not.
"Factual basis. Heat is based on the true story of Neil McCauley, a calculating criminal and ex-Alcatraz inmate who was tracked down by Detective Chuck Adamson in 1964." The big shootout never happened in real life in the open, it was in an alley. Most of the action ie PLOT actually happened including them sitting for coffee.
Some of the guns may seem to have a little too much ammo, and a couple of the deaths are dramatic, but god damn the sound design is gorgeous. Definitely one of the best firefights in cinema
This movie is what Payday is based off of, me leading every heist: "Stop shooting the cops, you'll jus- god DAMMIT, STOP SHOOTING." A Kilmer in every server.
The part I like most is when we get to see a close up of blondie reload, you dont get scenes like this a lot. Its true unadulterated skill with a firearm, and you only really see it in john wick. This was different. No flair, all practical. Beautiful.
Kilmer with fully auto AR with the muzzle flair. Quit playin this is the best shootout in cinema history. Zero competition. Bobby D unloading roads in broad daylight.
I always tell people first it feel like when you swim to the bottom of a pool. You feel a pressure deep in your ears. Then I tell them to put their fingers in their ears and listen to themselves talk. It’s essentially exactly like that. And like you said it could be that 1st round that does it. After that it isn’t as loud but the more shots let off the more damaging and longer lasting it is for your ears. Then later down the road when you think you’ve recovered , you meet Tinnitus
You have not been around long enough, very realistic depending on the country. if you are in the US, just go over to Juarez at the right time and you can easily see this in broad daylight.
Except I dont see a single civilian get shot. What happened to all the poor assholes in the cars at the roadblock? What about the bus stoppe right behind them, and all the people in the cars on the road as Kilmer sprays the highway with 5.56 ammo? Not to mention all the random people in the buildings behind. Not realistic unless they show all the innocent bystanders killed and injured by such stupid use of firepower.
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For those that are unfamiliar with firearms, this is exactly how a real gunfight would sound, not the fake muzzled hollywood bs. This is one of the best scenes in movie history.
Yeah, exactly. In movies 5.56 rounds sound like a suppressed 9mm.
It's missing the supersonic cracks, but still pretty close.
But not loud enough. Real guns are a lot louder. Movie guns dont actually hurt your ears.
@@tactiguay7154 When there aren't any projectiles being fired you won't get the cracks. You also don't hear them as the shooter. This scene used production sound, meaning the sound was captured during the scene firing blanks. Hence the excellent echoes of the shots being fired.
@@justforever96 Not really. This scene used production sound, which was recorded during the shoot as the blanks were being fired. It's as close to real as you can get. Blanks are quite loud.
One of the best sequences in filming history. And it didn't need music nor digital effects. Just awesome, a total masterpiece. 10/10 director + crew + actors.
Top five of all time movies ever made.
+ realism
The tactics and gun control were provided by someone from special forces (navy seal or sas, can’t remember).
This same video has been used in US Marines trainings. How to advance under fire.
@@illwitness I heavily disagree. Besides a few good scenes like this it's a 3 hour bore fest and borderline unwatchable if it wasn't for this scene.
@@tdestroyer4780 It is at the the end of the day subjective. For me this is perfect, what are your top 5 of all time? In order.
Actually, in the director's final cut they constantly change mags. Looks like those parts were cut out of the theatrical version.
@Jay S.
This film has four director's cuts: Just a director cut, a final director's cut, a theatrical director's cut and a thing they call "director's definitive edition". Which one did you see?
@@Semyon_Semyonych --- I'm guessing The 2-Disc Special Edition is, by comparison to The Director's Cuts, all but useless. I'm jealous.
@@Semyon_Semyonych What's the difference between them all? If I want to see the MOST, which one do I watch?
Yeah, of you could please tell which one where they change mags! That would be incredible.
Which one?
Crazy to think that the studio wanted to dub over the gunfire at first. Hearing the blanks echoing "for real" through the streets makes this sequence that much more intense.
I love the echos
The Heat shooting scene has been now rated as the most realistic firefight in movie history. No music, no special effects and real shell casings during the shooting. The brutality of an actual real firefight is really represented here and the chaos during one. Also, the firearm sounds are so damn realistic.
the sound was real sir.
@@HatredOfMephisto Well played sir.
haha realistic the guy shot out the tire of a car speeding away from like 30plus meters lol WITH A SHOTGUN HAHAHA. fuk the fbi btw
@@cpt191021 while thats a very tough shot to make a shotgun using 00 buck can shred a tire at well past 30
@@cpt191021 Lucky shot mate
1:50 when your school sees another school on a trip
Good one
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When the quiet kids from both schools see eachother
Bruh lmao
Firing those guns in that car would be seriously deafening.
It would be pure ringin.. for a few seconds. Then the adrenaline kicks in... ohh boiii here we goooo!!
@jeff nomad Yeah I’ve been shooting a few times on the farm, once I was on the back of the Ute with the shotgun and my mate next to me had a rifle, every time I fired he was like “ FUCK”.. The shots didn’t affect my ears at all. I guess its got something to do with not expecting it.
Adrenaline kicked in and honestly why would they pay any notice? Its the least of their worries at that point.
@@arbiter569 100%
When you hear the guy yell "SON OF A BITCH" that's not acting he literally was not wearing ear protection and wasn't expecting a blankfire machine gun to be fired right next to his ear.
I just don't get bored of watching this movie no matter how many times I watch it
Gotta pay to play
It's pretty boring
And then there's always this guy 👆 on every comment section 😂🤦♂️
@@Profile.4 It's only boring if your attention span is that of a fly.
@@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 nope it just sucks
I always felt bad for the black dude driving them. He should've just stayed at work.
Legitimately makes me sad everytime I see that part.
Hopefully he had Allstate
You pays your money and takes your choice
Really sad to watch , shitty job and a woman who loved him a lot
This whole movie was a cautionary tale, unfortunately, some learn the hard way.
1995 film with more realistic and better action scenes than today's films
cuz its not a bunch of digital bs
Now now, Captain America The Winter Soldier was fucking Awesome. That scene with Nick Fury in the Suburban and the Shield Agents masquerading as DC Police, the shootout and the chase...Brooo.
@@KH4444444444N forget Daredevil season 3.But Wrath of Man and Town are really great at sound effect
Alot of dudes makin shows and movies the past few years have begun making it a point to get actors trained in real stuff from real guys like they did here, and a few animators are studying up on real combat too, and I think this is the way forward. The cartoonish violence of the older days looks retarded to me especially after getting to see real stuff for so long
Thank you, Michael Mann for giving us this masterpiece! And thank you for not editing those amazing weapon sound effects!
I hope the film HEAT goes air on TCM in Spotlight: The Best of Shootout Scene, featuring Scarface, The Wild Bunch, The Getaway (original version), A Better Tomorrow, The Killer & Extreme Prejudice in the next year
A typical Tuesday in Chicago .
After 26-27 years, this scene still gets my Heart racing! Best Shootout ever filmed in Hollywood!!!
1:48 Look at how fast he reacted. From a smile to firing at the police with an automatic weapon in a second.
This is a master piece! Best shooting scene ever. This is as real as it gets, forget about special effects.
Start of the party 1:51 best shooting echo sound 2:11 warming up at 2:19 showing arsenal at 2:37 adrenaline kicking in 2:43 full assault mode at 2:54 on full attack mode 3:12
Damn masterpiece for sure.
0:32 early celebration
I love that the bullets shred cars into pieces. And one hit is enough to stop a guy.
Weapons are really destructive. None of that "get shotnand keep going" bs.
The echo of that last shot going through the buildings is amazing at 2:10
it because they use blanks for the movie to make it as real as possible, the fact every single one of them including the cops had actual shootout training makes this scene one of the best shootout scenes period
No one can make movies like this anymore.
They can, but hollywood don't want to.
Warth of Man is a example, but Guy Ritchie is Guy Ritchie
Especially since a certain Baldwin decided to cheap out and get some random dropout off Craigslist with a couple regular revolvers to act as the set armorer, now Hollywood's all skittish about using actual blank guns.
The sound on this is amazing. The director had mics all over the street. This is what it actually sounded like.
Apparently they had 2 dail it down a bit cuz uncut sounded terrifying
The echoes , The gunplay , the cinematography and the acting all chillngly brilliant
That iconic firefight was choreographed by 2 ex-22 SAS (aka British SAS) soldiers, and it's fantastic.
I see a lot of chicken wings in there, in the 90's troops still trained under the chicken wings regime until they got told that they were gonna get their elbows blown off, now elbows are all tucked in and chicken wings is seen a sign of poor training or none at all.
The heist crew were actually trained and advised by ex-SAS troopers, during full automatic fire the "chicken wing" would actually provide better stability than tucking your elbow in, Larry Vickers did a real good break down of this scene and went into quite a lot of technical detail about the whole thing from the impressive bounding/fire and move tactics, to the handling and reloading of weapons, even digging into the specific types of weapons used by each character. Its a real interesting watch.
The cops initiated a firefight in a public space surrounded by civilians to protect money.
In their defense, they waited until they were fired upon before returning fire themselves, both Pacino’s boys and the officers that set up the roadblock.
But that's the thing: if cops did nothing due to public safety, robbers would just be robbing banks all the time.
@Vavazelus Trading the safety and lives of citizens for insured money? Wow bro. The banks aren't gonna sleep with you, bro.
Someone did a review of this scene talking about this issue (Forget which vid but not hard to find here on youtube) where they pushed the idea that Hanna, whose REAL motivation for "HUNTING" down bad-guys is NOT to save innocent lives, protect civilians or even simply "be a good cop", but because of the THRILL of hunting them down, and because he's leading the team, he's the reason that all of these cops and authorities are pressing onward in spite of the risks to civilians. Any other person in charge would have held off and retreated, but Hanna, as he put it in the coffee scene "spends all his time chasing bad guys", and he does that because again, he gets off on it rather than out of a sense of righteousness. THAT'S why he and McCauley have share that bond in that coffee/end scene - they both are doing what they're doing NOT necessarily because Hanna wants to protect people, nor McCauley necessarily NEEDS millions and millions to "live the life he wants", but because they both feel "the juice is the action".
@@jeffreychampion7648 Another way to look at it is that the shoot out was already going down and Hanna had the option to weigh the lives of innocent people or risk his job, something most people prioritize over everything else. It's easy to sit there playing armchair quarterback from the comfort of your computer. Another way to look at is that this is a movie made for entertainment, so all if, ands, or buts about what would/should actually happen go right out the window.
3:57 - 4:01; Val Kilmer's reload was so fast and smooth that this clip was used in U.S. Marine Corps training videos to show new recruits how it should be done in combat.
This movie has the best shootout scene out of any action movie ever made
DEN OF THIEVES
@@antlive8452 FOH lmao. That movie ripped off this movie so much
@@bjsw534 this movie sucks
@@Profile.4 how old are you 20? you took the time to comment on this video LMAO
@@bjsw534 yeah it took so much time bro
I love how nobody sees the Galil under Mike's jacket.
No blowin cars, no infinite ammo, no shitty sony back ground music,
Heat(1995) is a masterpiece no question
I like the way Pacino’s Belgium FNC rifle is used in this shootout.
And also (comparing this to other Al Pacino movies), the sound effects of the guns makes the 7.1 audio from the Scarface ending sound like absolute Hollywood B.S (cheers, @LouieTzepher).
I'm like the getaway driver in PUBG. I always end up dying first when I drive 😭
Haha true dat
no unnecessary music just the pure sound of guns
These cops really needs aimbot..
There wearing two piece suits and running dodge builds
For being a 1995 film, this movie still holds up
Honest truth: the U.S. Marines have shown this sequence to trainees at their school of infantry. About the the part were Val Kilmer ducks down behind a car to reload his rifle: that apparently was or still is shown to US special forces trainees with the following note from the instructors "This is how fast it should be done." Side note about that bit: the license plate on the car that Mr. Kilmer ducks behind to reload has "2LUP" on it. "LUP" is British Army terminology for "Laying Up Position"
That iconic firefight was choreographed by 2 ex-22 SAS (aka British SAS) soldiers, and it's fantastic.
@@michaelanderson7715 Agreed
It has been used in LE and military circles for years as a textbook example
The instructors in USMC boot camp and Marine Combat Training showed us the scene for fight and movement.
3:01 Ahhh man! No Allstate for me I guess...
Still the best fire and menouver action shoot out scene until this day. So real.
An ex English special forces member trained these actors forcthe shootout scenes. 🇬🇧👍
all that over money lol
This is by far the best shootout scene ever filmed. Love this movie.
That iconic firefight was choreographed by 2 ex-22 SAS (aka British SAS) soldiers, and it's fantastic.
I adore the performance and details that this film shows, the gun sounds, Oh the gun sounds! It really did sound like it was a warzone happening outside.. although my only gripe with this film that really miffed me is the portrayal of cops and how they're like stormtroopers..
Who remembers GTA 4 mission which was inspired by this movie
Lionel messi hell the entirety of GTA V was inspired by this movie
And the entirety of another one of the games (can’t remember which one) was totally inspired from Scarface
@@williamreid6255 Vice City
This scene is an excellent example of suppressing and advancing forward on your enemies position in a firefight. Sidenote everyone in the getaway vehicle is deaf
That iconic firefight was choreographed by 2 ex-22 SAS (aka British SAS) soldiers, and it's fantastic.
Best shootout in any movie period! & the sound is spot on Pacino & De Niro is a Killer combo.
Every little detail is put into this scene to make it great; even the simplistic music suddenly goes off beat right when Val sees the cops at 1:49, that much more adding to the "oh crap" of the moment.
This along with Thief are arguably Mann's greatest works!
I dont think any movie has topped this audio.
If I'm the bad guy, I will invest some level 3 protection car.
These guys are such professionals they stick to their plan no matter what... We go to the bank, we take the money and and we're out, anything with pulse and breath that comes in our way it goes down we kill it, no hesitation, no fear, no second thoughts that's exactly Val Kilmers reaction when he saw the cops.
Every time I watch this movie and has been many a times, I always have to rewind this shootout scene because it just gets my adrenaline pumping watching it with the realistic gunfire echoing off the surrounding buildings…way the go Michael Mann you are an awesome director. Best gunfight ever!
2:11 it looks like Pacino is just wasting everybody in that bus stop
He couldn't even SEE Val Kilmer from that angle.
omg you're right. Clearly people in there and clearly the only thing in his LoS. Him and DeNiro are even more alike than I realized!
They really did their homework on ballistics and the gun acoustics and they reload their weapons
SAS guy was brought in for the weapons and training piece, that's why everything is so accurate in depiction
@Pete Melon because foreign or not he is still the subject matter expert
@@thefixer2954 It was 2 ex-22 guys; Mick Gould and Andy McNab. Anyway, I'm commenting ref. "because foreign or not he is still the subject matter expert" - do you happen to remember what that idiot said?
Val Kilmer was the best on this scene
Never fired a gun in my life but you can see his reloading skills were avery fast. 🇬🇧👍
Even almost 30 years later this gun battle still kicks ass
2:55 pause... what a beautiful shot :o
Even my 100$ 2.1 sound bar _audios_ this sequence very well!
This is the reason why CGI can never replace the real thing.
The best part of this scene was the sound. All too real. Al Pacino said he didn't get the training the other actors received because he declined, and it shows.
we all love this bit
I'm Deniro in this of course
총소리 엄청 크네요.. 진짜.. 총 너무 무섭다... 저런 나라에서 사는 국민들은 진짜 공포일듯
나는 두렵지 않다. 나는 미국에 사는 것을 좋아한다. 나는 총을 좋아하고 총 3개를 소유하고 있습니다.
I would lie about my whole identity and whereabouts for something like this. For the safety of my life and those I care about. God dang. This movie still brought the chills.
It maybe wrong but, I wanted the crew to escape.
This is really realistic for the 90s
This is realistic for 2020’s.
As badass as I've always thought this scene was, the first thing that comes to mind is always the gunshots and casings. Damn!
The best gunfight scene in cinema history, a real masterpiece. The case when you revisit it later not one decades and enjoy it!
The sound engineers deserve most of the praise for this scene...fucking epic!!
Wouldn't something like this make International News? These guys would have to find a country without extradition laws.
My only small issue with this is the lack of reloading vs the ratio of full auto firing. I believe the M4 that was used has a fire rate of some 900 rounds a minute. I could be wrong, since i only heard this from someone else but that's just under 3 seconds of full auto trigger time before needing a reload. 30 rounds will be spent up fairly quick. However, the gun sounds are impeccable. Guns are immensely loud, and the current films such as john wick are an absolute disgrace to reality. The sound design is perfect in this movie. I wish current producers would try to recreate more offensive audio in terms of gunshots.
Heat (1995) Copyrights to Disney / 20th Century Studios / Warner Bros. / Regency Enterprises
How did get away in Ford taurus wagon? My 01 taurus does not go that fast lol
If that was me driving , we would have got away
Guess the Allstate man will need to file a claim on that Towncar
The robbers of the North Hollywood heist probably got inspired by this. It would be 2 full years before something like this would happen in real life. Movie-wise, great scenes. But real life-wise, absolutely not.
YEP
It Was Mentioned That LAPD Found a Copy Of The Film "HEAT" in The VCR, When One Of The Robber's Place Was Searched.
"Factual basis. Heat is based on the true story of Neil McCauley, a calculating criminal and ex-Alcatraz inmate who was tracked down by Detective Chuck Adamson in 1964."
The big shootout never happened in real life in the open, it was in an alley.
Most of the action ie PLOT actually happened including them sitting for coffee.
Eu as 02:59, pesquisando por shootout scenes e me aparece isso. Tenham todos uma ótima playlist 👍🏽
Its good to see a film without supersoldiers
Some of the guns may seem to have a little too much ammo, and a couple of the deaths are dramatic, but god damn the sound design is gorgeous. Definitely one of the best firefights in cinema
This movie is what Payday is based off of, me leading every heist:
"Stop shooting the cops, you'll jus- god DAMMIT, STOP SHOOTING." A Kilmer in every server.
John Wick could learn some from Heat(1995)
Can someone tell me what gun Al Pacino is using?
@Jay S. Thanks bud
Legendary gunfight just wow
So real !
Was that buffalo bill who got wasted. Wow got killed in every film he did
And this kids is why we bear arms, just in case the cops get in the way haha, relax it's just a movie.
Such a great movie. And Vikkie made a referencetrack with Gun Metal Grey
How does no one notice him carrying the Galil
I was 2 years old when this movie came out, now I’m 25! 😂
The part I like most is when we get to see a close up of blondie reload, you dont get scenes like this a lot. Its true unadulterated skill with a firearm, and you only really see it in john wick. This was different. No flair, all practical. Beautiful.
this was tactical before it was cool to be tactical
An ex special forces member from the UK trained them for the shootout scenes. 🇬🇧👍
Best shootout scene in history,and one of the best movies ever
2:48 based Bubba Gump with the shotgun blast to the tyre. They don't think it be like it is, but it do.
based
@@terribleauthority based on what?
I Really Wanna Shootout with TH-cam Scammers...
Kilmer with fully auto AR with the muzzle flair. Quit playin this is the best shootout in cinema history. Zero competition. Bobby D unloading roads in broad daylight.
The Russo Bros are huge fans of Heat(1995)
I can't imagine how much effort went into filming this
If only he did the same with his other movie Miami Vice
de niro looks badass asf
I don’t think Allstate covers any of this.
This how real action is
Anyone who actually has shot inside a car knows your ears are done with 1 shot 3 shots and everything was moving im slow motion I felt like puking
I always tell people first it feel like when you swim to the bottom of a pool. You feel a pressure deep in your ears. Then I tell them to put their fingers in their ears and listen to themselves talk.
It’s essentially exactly like that. And like you said it could be that 1st round that does it. After that it isn’t as loud but the more shots let off the more damaging and longer lasting it is for your ears.
Then later down the road when you think you’ve recovered , you meet Tinnitus
all i got to say is the paperwork for all those shots fired by the cops is gonna be crazy long.
Val kilmer stole the show here with his ultra quick reload.
Apparently he trained obsessively. 🇬🇧👍
I love this scene! This is how real gunfire sounds!
That urban gunfire is just so realistic. Fucking rad man...
You have not been around long enough, very realistic depending on the country. if you are in the US, just go over to Juarez at the right time and you can easily see this in broad daylight.
Except I dont see a single civilian get shot. What happened to all the poor assholes in the cars at the roadblock? What about the bus stoppe right behind them, and all the people in the cars on the road as Kilmer sprays the highway with 5.56 ammo? Not to mention all the random people in the buildings behind. Not realistic unless they show all the innocent bystanders killed and injured by such stupid use of firepower.
Thats what you get for picking up the kid!
LOL
Love the part where one of the robbers picks up the little girl to use as a shield.
Urban fire and manouver at it's best..