i listen to it almost everyday and its getting better. it think i will listen to it with the big audio next month. this tune should be in hiqher quality. i will also check out the link. thx
When you watch nearly 3 hours of a film & you don't ever want it to end. HEAT is an absolute masterclass. Certainly one of the greatest films ever made.
Hear, hear. I would like to think that there are cuttings from the film during editing that could be inserted to make a directors cut, even if it last four, five or six hours long. The existing directors cut only works on creating a more visual movie without adding extra scenes. One of the best movies ever though!
Heat has many + moments but the film like a few other Mann projects, drifts off then slowly reels back to the story, building drama. Heat is a excellent movie.
So its 95 or early 96. I walk into my video store with some friends. I say to the guy behind the counter 'we want to hire a good new release. Any recommendations?' He hands me 'Heat'. He said 'it's the best movie I've ever seen!' I raised an eyebrow and looked at him skeptically and said 'that's a big call man...' He said 'it's so good that I wish I hadn't seen it just so I could experience watching it for the first time again. It's that good'. And he was right.
"So here's me, the bartender and this rabbi, the 3 of us are hightailing it down fifth avenue with this goddamn ostrich in the back seat of the convertible..." Jesus christ shut the fuck up with your "recollections", we're not all crowded around in a bar, obnoxious dope
I remember liking it upon seeing it for the first time. And repeated viewings have revealed more and more to me, which has increased my love and admiration for this beautiful film.
There will come a time when people will finally see Michael Mann for what he is - one of the greatest poets of our time. His world is that of nightly cityscapes, diffused sodium light and alienated men.
HEAT was an absolute masterpiece. It was like a once in a lifetime experience, De niro and Pacino going against each other. Sometimes I just wanna live in that era of movies forever ♥
Is it a crime story? a heist movie? is it story about a father? about the inability to conect with other people? About workholics? Is it a depection of the people that operate a highest order of their field? Is it about that certain loneliness at the top? The music makes you reflect so much upon the movie.
IMO it's a story about lonely people, hiding in their work, too afraid to face relationships. It all comes undone for McCauley, and his crew when he finally realises that.
The fact I just spent 25 minutes reading the comments here while listening to this tell me everything. I loved this film. Spoke to me in a way I can't explain. Just so damn good.
Beautiful. I knew there was something a little deeper that kept me attached to this movie since my younger years. The male condition. Never talked about on tv shows. Rarely displayed in movies. We all kind of go thru this life alone. Knowing these struggles face all of us men yet our very nature forces us to deal with it in solitude. Here I am only having the courage to speak about it through the anonymity on the internet. Life is somethin. Thanks for opening my eyes to this.
@@vikinghammer87Hear, hear! Very well put and it is true. And I am certain that solitude is what makes us men not only more mature, but also stronger in spirit.
The misunderstood, and hopefully rare, thing about this movie is that the immaturity of some guys wanting to play cops and robbers can't justify all of the physical and emotional collateral damage that others, and particularly women, are left to clean up. Most of the main characters that we really know anything about are in a fantasy that they think justifies ducking their responsibilities to anyone but their peers. It's exactly the reason that - Hanna's marriages fall apart - Neil doesn't get out and Eady is left alone - Chris will be separated from his family - Michael's family and Don Breedan's girlfriend are left to fend for themselves - Trejo and his wife are dead It's a truly great movie about the immaturity of some guys made to appeal to the immaturity of others, but it shouldn't be seen as endorsing anything noble. The idea that the guys in THIS movie are the ones who are more mature and stronger is a misreading of what's on the screen.
Driving with this on the highway at night is an incredibly comforting experience. Almost surreal. Just you, the car, and the road endlessly going under your headlights.
Two weeks ago I was in LA, speeding down the San Bernardino freeway in the dark of night as I blasted Moby's New Dawn Fades. The glare from all the vehicle headlights reminded me of the headlight glow captured onscreen when Hanna flags down McCauley and invites him to ☕
" I don't even know what I'm doing anymore. I know life is short, whatever time you get is luck. You want to walk? You walk right now. Or on your own... on your own you choose to come with me. And all I know is... all I know is there's no point in me going anywhere anymore if it's going to be alone... without you "
The way Michael Mann was able to weave all these love stories into a crime drama, without them dragging the whole film down, is just one more testament to the greatness of Heat.
@@c3bhm Really?... How would that work when most of the leads are dead, and any of those who weren't, are too old (or sick) to reprise their roles? A re-make, perhaps? It'd never work, either way...
A friend of mine worked on set for this movie and called me to tell me he was in DTLA and the greatest shootout in film history was being made. He was secretive and couldn’t tell me much other than they had half of DTLA shut down and this particular scene was something no one was ever gonna do again. And he was right.
This definitely a comfort movie for me, my dad showed me this film when I was a teenager, sadly he’s no longer here but I have a such a huge collection of movies and music to remind me of him.
In an interview Al Pacino revealed that for the scene in the restaurant between Hanna and McCauley, Robert De Niro felt that the scene should not be rehearsed so that the unfamiliarity between the two characters would seem more genuine. Michael Mann agreed, and shot the scene with no practice rehearsals.
One of the best soundtracks I've ever heard. Masterpiece like the whole movie. The essence of action heist movies. Update: In 2024, I had my highlight at the cinema in Amsterdam, where I went two days in a row just to see Heat in the cinema. It was an indescribable experience. I would like to live in the nineties and experience all this for the first time in the cinema, unfortunately I am born in 1999.
we had a indie kind of theatre in college... and god knows why the engineering dudes wanted this movie played... this was in the 2000s.. me and my first year med school buddy.. i just dragged her along for this film coz i read the cast ... De Niro Al Pacino. ... ? i was sold...thank god she agree to watch it...... then that scene ....'ya wanna know what they're looking at? i mean is this crew something or is it something? you wanna know what they're looking at?....... us' ... BOOM! - that scene just blew my mind.... !..... i don't know how chance dropped this movie into my life... but it's been my fav movie since... 20 viewings or more and still never gets old!
I watched this in the cinema when it came out when I was 23. I think I was the perfect age to have gotten away from childish movies and developed a palate for deeper more meaningful films with excellent cinematography, direction, production and scoring. This film, is in my opinion, one of the best I have ever seen... the pace, the ambience, the cast, acting, the interaction, the fact that it's not hammed up... when I wake up at 3 to 4am at night, I play the Heat OST and just forget all my troubles... this will be played at that time... thank you... it almost brings me to tears!
The first time I saw Heat I said "okay that was really good", the fifth time I saw Heat I said "okay that was still really good", not too many movies I can say that about
HEAT is my favorite movie, I love many of the scenes in this. I especially like the moment when Neil and Edie are in the car leaving and you can can hear this part of music and watch the expressions change on De Niro's face once he makes up his mind about killing Waingro. He doesn't know it then but he sacrifices himself, killing Waingro and saving future victims. Incredible cinema, from start to finish.
I was 15 years old when this movie was released. I Loved it from the first time i saw it and i still get tingles up my spine when i watch it now. There are not many movies that compare to this. I want to watch it with my two sons. I wonder if it will have the same effect on them as it did on a young impressionable me all those years ago.
It's a perfect film. Ever since I first saw it in 2000, it has remained the best film I've ever seen. For me nothing can top it. I don't know if a film ever will
You see him looking at the sea like if he knew there was no escape. I really wished he would have taken that plane with Eady, but I totally understand why he didn't. I've made that mistake too. It's that eternal fight of those little voices inside you, one telling you to let it go and the other one telling you that you shouldn't, while your "real" you, actually know you definitely should let it go, but you decide not to anyway. You see him struggling with that in the car while driving to the airport, then decides to get out of the highway to his death. That part stuck with me forever. Regardless, it was a master piece all over. The music is hypnotizing.
Great take, asterio. When I saw it for the first time and saw Neil's wheels start turning as he and Eady drive to the airport I thought, 'Ohhh, s#it.' Cause instinctively I knew then that Neil would not make it to the plane, as much as I wanted him to ☹
It was the clash of duty and love -- of his code and his desire. We've all been there. I just hope his decision is a reminder to us all --> keep going to the airport if you can.
I always think about how Natalie Portman (Lauren) is sitting at a bus stop and her dad picks her up to give her a lift, and she leans over the front seat and greets the other detective with total familiarity 'hey Mike'. To show that those two detectives had worked together a long time, and knew each other's families, etc. It was a simple, great way to get that point across.
This movie carries a special place in my heart, try to watch it at least once a year - this track is so evocative of it, I love it. Thank you for uploading.
I watch it once or twice every year. It's my favorite film ever since I first saw it on VHS in 2000. I've never seen anything like it. It is packed with so much ambience and emotion. When the last song hits and the credits roll, I feel like I went back in time to the first time I saw it. It's a perfect film.
The symphonic-electronic texture of the score is mesmerizing. I relish the comments that convey what viewing this movie in the cinema was like. Sadly, I never saw Heat in the theater because I was in a long term rehab from 1995-1996 - notwithstanding, I have a visceral experience when I watch Mann’s masterpiece on Television. The image of Neil standing in the dark, staring out at the dark Pacific Ocean is beautiful - somehow this single-image captures Neil’s condition “I am alone, but not lonely.” Michael Mann, a native Chicagoan, first movie was Thief - staring James Cann. Filmed with the same cool and moody night blue backdrop as Heat - Both movies, Thief ‘80 and Heat ‘95 capture my attention and emotion every time I watch them. Michael Mann recently completed Heat 2, a novel that serves as a sequel, a prequel, plus a recap of Heat. Thank you for this video and all of the comments. MK
I remember when my dad first rented Heat, and we were watching it with the surround sound going full tilt. I was so immersed into the film and laughed my ass off when the metal scene happens and Kilmer was drilling into the deposit and my mom who was falling asleep almost shit herself it woke her up so bad lol. Love you both, RIP... great film
It will be interesting to see who they get to play Wardell. They have to get a new Hanna, McCauley, Cherito and Shiherlis. Val, sadly is a little too old and sick. @@travisbickle1601
This was a SERIOUSLY underrated movie. I don't say that about a lot of movies (that phrase gets tossed around way to much, IMHO), but this movie should have received a lot more praise than it did.
Before covid when I used to travel half way around the world, I would always watch Heat to get me in the mood for the adventure, these guys did some crazy stuff, and now I'm about to do some crazy stuff too (not criminal though) I will go on my first big Asian trip for the first time in 3 years this coming Jan. Once again, I will watch this movie a couple of weeks before Going, just like I did pre covid, good ol days. Let's all pray for a good 2023
The US Marine Corps (late 90s) used a scene in this movie to teach new Marines, how to "assault through" an ambush using fire & maneuver. Yes. That is how Good this movie is.
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New Heat ambience... check it out in 30 seconds flat - th-cam.com/video/GLpMb6XaCHo/w-d-xo.html
It's a trap! It's another hour of mind numbingly good ambience!
Can I use it for my movie?
i listen to it almost everyday and its getting better. it think i will listen to it with the big audio next month. this tune should be in hiqher quality. i will also check out the link. thx
How do you mean?
LOVE LOVE that movie. Saw it 100x at least!!! 😮👏🥰
When you watch nearly 3 hours of a film & you don't ever want it to end. HEAT is an absolute masterclass. Certainly one of the greatest films ever made.
Hear, hear. I would like to think that there are cuttings from the film during editing that could be inserted to make a directors cut, even if it last four, five or six hours long. The existing directors cut only works on creating a more visual movie without adding extra scenes. One of the best movies ever though!
My favourite film. It’s not dated one bit. Absolutely stunning in every way.
Heat has many + moments but the film like a few other Mann projects, drifts off then slowly reels back to the story, building drama. Heat is a excellent movie.
My favorite movie till I saw Interstellar. That was a long time on top.
100% with you on this one.
This is the kind of music I listen to when I’m reading a book about metals.
😉
👏
Seen you in the store from time to time..
no such book exists
that was you in the coffee shop.........
“Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner.”
Almost 30 years have passed, but I remember his words as now!
That is the discipline
Thats why I’m not married
No way! Those exact words are in that movie!!!!
Also maybe don’t be a thief and lowlife that needs to worry about any heat coming from around the corner…
RIP Tom Sizemore / Michael Cheritto
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hanna - You were good
rip slick
For him, the action was the juice
@@Decodezone13 slick?? He was a bad guy.
This music keeps me sharp, on the edge, where I gotta be.
I told you I'm not ever going back...
The action is the juice!
@@Marauder1981 expand on that
😂
They dumped all our tails
I just had coffee with Mcauley *HALF AN HOUR AGO!*
GIMME ALL YA GOT!!!
Gone! BAM. Flyin’ like a bird.
So its 95 or early 96. I walk into my video store with some friends. I say to the guy behind the counter 'we want to hire a good new release. Any recommendations?'
He hands me 'Heat'. He said 'it's the best movie I've ever seen!'
I raised an eyebrow and looked at him skeptically and said 'that's a big call man...'
He said 'it's so good that I wish I hadn't seen it just so I could experience watching it for the first time again. It's that good'.
And he was right.
"So here's me, the bartender and this rabbi, the 3 of us are hightailing it down fifth avenue with this goddamn ostrich in the back seat of the convertible..."
Jesus christ shut the fuck up with your "recollections", we're not all crowded around in a bar, obnoxious dope
Truly miss the days of video stores.
I remember liking it upon seeing it for the first time. And repeated viewings have revealed more
and more to me, which has increased my love and admiration for this beautiful film.
You know it’s that good when nearly thirty years later you can still remember having that conversation
@@skeng8182 me too great memories!
One of if not THE best movies of the entire 90s. Also the peak of De Niro and Pacino's careers.
Not just of the 90s but of all time.
@@KonaLifeTruth. Stay healthy.
That diner scene... the facial expressions... Just perfection.
favorite movie of all time. Can't wait for Heat 2 (shooting next year)
@@ElysianFieldsEntertainment directed by Michael Mann?
Well, y'know for me... the ambience IS the juice.
Best comment. I could walk out on every other comment in under 30 seconds flat.
Indeed, great comment, Cormac. Right now I'm listening to this as I start on the Heat 2 novel.
@@reubenalvear1975pretty fn great. The novel was amazing. I was over f’n whelmed.
@@MrRMT1986 Whaddya want for that?? A junior G-Man badge??! J/k 😜
@@MrRMT1986 I am just 34 pgs into HEAT 2, and I'm already feeling so riveted and electrified ⚡
There will come a time when people will finally see Michael Mann for what he is - one of the greatest poets of our time. His world is that of nightly cityscapes, diffused sodium light and alienated men.
Greatest poet? Don't you mean storyteller or filmmaker? I am not aware of him creating any poetry
@@DPMusicStudio He is talking about visual poetry
Michael Mann is one of the most underrated filmmakers of all time.
never forget: last of the mohicans!
Beautifully said.
HEAT was an absolute masterpiece. It was like a once in a lifetime experience, De niro and Pacino going against each other. Sometimes I just wanna live in that era of movies forever ♥
Is it a crime story? a heist movie? is it story about a father? about the inability to conect with other people? About workholics? Is it a depection of the people that operate a highest order of their field? Is it about that certain loneliness at the top? The music makes you reflect so much upon the movie.
a crime story told in detail.
IMO it's a story about lonely people, hiding in their work, too afraid to face relationships. It all comes undone for McCauley, and his crew when he finally realises that.
But he wanted the relationship even though he destroyed it by giving in to his impulse.
It's about all of the above, and I'll also add it's about decisions and consequences.
"When it rains, you get wet."
yes
"Well you know, for me, the action is the juice........Im in!"
~Michael Cherrito
Neil at the end: "Told you I'm not going back".
I love everything about this film.
The fact I just spent 25 minutes reading the comments here while listening to this tell me everything. I loved this film. Spoke to me in a way I can't explain. Just so damn good.
If you haven't already, check out all of Miichael Mann's films. Starting with Thief.
I just bought the sequel in E-Book form off of Amazon. About 3 bucks, normally about $18. It's called HEAT 2. Limited time only.
i agree. there was something about life that I learned in this movie.
Read heat 2
me too
the bank shootout in this movie is the greatest shootout in movie history
You've obviously never watched
Kojak
Based on a true story
The gunfire is the absolute BEST I've ever heard in a movie. Why? Because they used real guns with blanks!
@@grghkllb3875Civil War comes close to this sound
@@archiehickox6518 no it isn’t. Heat came out in 95. The north Hollywood shooting was in 97. They were fans of the movie.
The scene of McCauley standing against a window and watching the ocean was inspired by the painting "Pacific" by Alex Colville
I notice Mann puts this scene in every movie. a man staring out at the emptiness. Miami Vice movie did the same scene with colin farrel.
My favourite piece of modern art. I want to get a print of that.
@@joshklaver47I want the original 😁
@@visionist7 I think it's worth like $10 million, but I wish you the best of luck...
@@joshklaver47 I do believe they call that money laundering 🤑
We all greatly appreciate this movie because is one of the most powerful symbolic representations of the male condition. So rare and misunderstood
Beautiful. I knew there was something a little deeper that kept me attached to this movie since my younger years. The male condition. Never talked about on tv shows. Rarely displayed in movies.
We all kind of go thru this life alone. Knowing these struggles face all of us men yet our very nature forces us to deal with it in solitude.
Here I am only having the courage to speak about it through the anonymity on the internet. Life is somethin. Thanks for opening my eyes to this.
@@vikinghammer87Hear, hear! Very well put and it is true. And I am certain that solitude is what makes us men not only more mature, but also stronger in spirit.
Thank you. I believe you’re right.@@Yacubisko
bro your being gay
The misunderstood, and hopefully rare, thing about this movie is that the immaturity of some guys wanting to play cops and robbers can't justify all of the physical and emotional collateral damage that others, and particularly women, are left to clean up. Most of the main characters that we really know anything about are in a fantasy that they think justifies ducking their responsibilities to anyone but their peers. It's exactly the reason that
- Hanna's marriages fall apart
- Neil doesn't get out and Eady is left alone
- Chris will be separated from his family
- Michael's family and Don Breedan's girlfriend are left to fend for themselves
- Trejo and his wife are dead
It's a truly great movie about the immaturity of some guys made to appeal to the immaturity of others, but it shouldn't be seen as endorsing anything noble. The idea that the guys in THIS movie are the ones who are more mature and stronger is a misreading of what's on the screen.
Driving with this on the highway at night is an incredibly comforting experience. Almost surreal. Just you, the car, and the road endlessly going under your headlights.
Two weeks ago I was in LA, speeding down the San Bernardino freeway in the dark of night as I blasted Moby's New Dawn Fades. The glare from all the vehicle headlights reminded me of the headlight glow captured onscreen when Hanna flags down McCauley and invites him to ☕
@@reubenalvear1975 Atmospheric... There's something existential about it.
@@AK__K👍
@@reubenalvear1975 Only been to LA once, but yes, It Has To Be Done.
" I don't even know what I'm doing anymore. I know life is short, whatever time you get is luck. You want to walk? You walk right now. Or on your own... on your own you choose to come with me. And all I know is... all I know is there's no point in me going anywhere anymore if it's going to be alone... without you "
City of lights…
The way Michael Mann was able to weave all these love stories into a crime drama, without them dragging the whole film down, is just one more testament to the greatness of Heat.
For me, the sun rises and sets with her
@@EnzoJames47 Okay....We got a lot of work to do.
@@EnzoJames47 "When are you going to get a lady?"
Best movie ever! We get old. RIP Tom Sizemore!
Sequel is being made!
Time flies
I just bought the sequel in E-Book form off of Amazon. About 3 bucks, normally about $18. It's called HEAT 2. Limited time only.
Written by Mann.
For me, the action IS the juice...
@@c3bhm Really?... How would that work when most of the leads are dead, and any of those who weren't, are too old (or sick) to reprise their roles? A re-make, perhaps? It'd never work, either way...
A friend of mine worked on set for this movie and called me to tell me he was in DTLA and the greatest shootout in film history was being made. He was secretive and couldn’t tell me much other than they had half of DTLA shut down and this particular scene was something no one was ever gonna do again. And he was right.
Dawn straight
Wow, awesome. That scene was absolutely incredible. And if you have a good sound system with good base, it just doesn't get any better than that.
Andy McNab choreographed a large part of that scene… epic
Wow.. your friend was fortunate to have been there. That is iconic.
They've tried to duplicate it in movies and TV since, but they couldn't capture the magic and mayhem of the original.
This definitely a comfort movie for me, my dad showed me this film when I was a teenager, sadly he’s no longer here but I have a such a huge collection of movies and music to remind me of him.
Wish u the best.
Me and my Dad's favorite movie.
RIP, Dad. See you soon enough.
That opening track from Krono Quartet is everything my God
Gotta love Michael Mann...Heat is like Miami Vice all grown up.....
THIS
Yo THIS! Never thought of it like that but it makes sense, love it.
In an interview Al Pacino revealed that for the scene in the restaurant between Hanna and McCauley, Robert De Niro felt that the scene should not be rehearsed so that the unfamiliarity between the two characters would seem more genuine. Michael Mann agreed, and shot the scene with no practice rehearsals.
And 12 takes
For me the sun rises and sets with this music, man
Well you know for me, this music is the juice - I'm in!
yeah?
@@rsenior7140 yeah
Zero fat in this film. Not a wasted second.
One of the best soundtracks I've ever heard. Masterpiece like the whole movie. The essence of action heist movies.
Update: In 2024, I had my highlight at the cinema in Amsterdam, where I went two days in a row just to see Heat in the cinema. It was an indescribable experience. I would like to live in the nineties and experience all this for the first time in the cinema, unfortunately I am born in 1999.
Director just released a novel, Heat 2, that goes deeper into the backlives of the characters. I think it's a prequel in a way. Check it out.
Absolutely!
Not one of the best.....The best.
First soundtrack I ever purchased at age 15. Really enjoyed the film and the music.
@@numenor17 Yep. I have the soundtrack on CD. Michael Mann and his team splendidly used
music in this film. The music is another character.
absolutely HILARIOUS how well the YT algorithm knows me at this point. HEAT IS ONE OF THE GREATEST FILMS OF ALL TIME.
"Heat" is a godly masterpiece.
So long, brother. You take it easy. You're home free...
Klassic
One of the joys of being older is that I watched this film in the theater when it came out.
same.
There are cinemas that still screen this film from time to time!
we had a indie kind of theatre in college... and god knows why the engineering dudes wanted this movie played... this was in the 2000s.. me and my first year med school buddy.. i just dragged her along for this film coz i read the cast ... De Niro Al Pacino. ... ? i was sold...thank god she agree to watch it...... then that scene ....'ya wanna know what they're looking at? i mean is this crew something or is it something? you wanna know what they're looking at?....... us' ... BOOM! - that scene just blew my mind.... !..... i don't know how chance dropped this movie into my life... but it's been my fav movie since... 20 viewings or more and still never gets old!
I felt the same way when I saw "Blade Runner" when it first came out.
Same and I was just a kid
I had CAWFEE with McCauley, HALF AN HOUR AGO!!!
I watched this in the cinema when it came out when I was 23. I think I was the perfect age to have gotten away from childish movies and developed a palate for deeper more meaningful films with excellent cinematography, direction, production and scoring. This film, is in my opinion, one of the best I have ever seen... the pace, the ambience, the cast, acting, the interaction, the fact that it's not hammed up... when I wake up at 3 to 4am at night, I play the Heat OST and just forget all my troubles... this will be played at that time... thank you... it almost brings me to tears!
Great comment, dude ! 👌
Dude, I was 22. Same exact feeling. I moved away from dumb blockbusters to smart low budget indie films.
The first time I saw Heat I said "okay that was really good", the fifth time I saw Heat I said "okay that was still really good", not too many movies I can say that about
@@jakebroz9116
Me, each time I watch it « Damn, what a masterpiece ! ». 😉👌
I was 20 it was Ana amazing experience
"For me the sun rises and sets with her, man."
Because she’s got a GREAT ASS!!!
Also, it doesn't hurt that she's got a GREAT @$$!
yeah? *Yeah* Okay
Not enough steaks in the fridge
That line hits so hard
A film that can be watched over and over and still be entertaining every time.
This is the main menu music to my life 💆🏽
Now, you just have to press « Play movie » !
HEAT is my favorite movie, I love many of the scenes in this. I especially like the moment when Neil and Edie are in the car leaving and you can can hear this part of music and watch the expressions change on De Niro's face once he makes up his mind about killing Waingro. He doesn't know it then but he sacrifices himself, killing Waingro and saving future victims. Incredible cinema, from start to finish.
HEAT ambience needs to be a genre
When you hear it, it becomes clear what has been missing all this time.
I first saw this movie when I was 15 and it completely changed the way I view the world. It’s a masterpiece.
Hits different if you live in Los Angeles
I was 15 years old when this movie was released. I Loved it from the first time i saw it and i still get tingles up my spine when i watch it now. There are not many movies that compare to this.
I want to watch it with my two sons. I wonder if it will have the same effect on them as it did on a young impressionable me all those years ago.
The tunnel scene was so profound. It literally went from Heavenly LIGHT to Evil DARK.
Now you see I love this movie and have seen it many times but I didn't realise that scene until you pointed it out. Amazing.
Yeah I didn't pick up on that till like 3rd watch. Such an amazing film!
By the time I get to Phoenix.... He'll be rising..... He'll probably leave a note right on the door.......
I hear she's got a...
...GREAT ASS!
Every time I watch this masterpiece, I get a feeling I cannot fully explain. This music encapsulates that feeling perfectly, thank you.
It's a perfect film. Ever since I first saw it in 2000, it has remained the best film I've ever seen. For me nothing can top it. I don't know if a film ever will
Michael Mann and his team phenomenally used music in this film. The music is an additional
character.
Melancholia
I will almost certainly never watch a film I like more than Heat. That's both comforting and a little sad at the same time.
I cry with this song alot ... I hope that one day things will be better
Al Pacino running down the stairs to feel the heat again... I understood this scene as I grew older, perfeclty played characters. Great movie.
Michael Mann is one of the most amazing directors. Ever since I sat with the dad way back and watched Thief. The tracking shots.
Thief is not talked about enough!
You see him looking at the sea like if he knew there was no escape. I really wished he would have taken that plane with Eady, but I totally understand why he didn't. I've made that mistake too. It's that eternal fight of those little voices inside you, one telling you to let it go and the other one telling you that you shouldn't, while your "real" you, actually know you definitely should let it go, but you decide not to anyway. You see him struggling with that in the car while driving to the airport, then decides to get out of the highway to his death. That part stuck with me forever. Regardless, it was a master piece all over. The music is hypnotizing.
yes, I couldn`t agree more.
Great take, asterio. When I saw it for the first time and saw Neil's wheels start turning as he and Eady drive to the airport I thought, 'Ohhh, s#it.' Cause instinctively I knew then that Neil would not make it
to the plane, as much as I wanted him to ☹
The escape was FiJi, he just couldn’t make it there…
he had to give waingrow his due, i mean that was non-negotiable for a guy like mc cauley .... esp after what that RMF waingrow did to his mates
It was the clash of duty and love -- of his code and his desire. We've all been there. I just hope his decision is a reminder to us all --> keep going to the airport if you can.
Sometimes having no words says everything.
One of my fav movies of the entire 90s.
The peak of De Niro and Pacino's careers
Sad that we never gonna have this kind of film art anymore.
Makes me think about time, what's gone and what's possible , regret and hope
“Hey Slick…you see that shit coming outta their ears?? They can’t f***ing hear you!!..cool it!!”
Rest Easy Tom Sizemore Aka Michael Cheritto aka Slick
He was making a move. I had to get it on
"Say what, say what!?"
@@BoiseState5000I had to get it on
Michael Cheritto: Well ya know, for me, the action is the juice.
'Stop talking, OK Slick?'
This music just saved me,thank you. This movie can’t be forgotten throughout the time,absolute masterpiece.
I gotta say, I read the entirety of HEAT 2 with this on repeat.
It was absolutely perfect. 💯
This video is so Michael Mann. The music, the dramatic blurry image, the bluish tinted background.
I always think about how Natalie Portman (Lauren) is sitting at a bus stop and her dad picks her up to give her a lift, and she leans over the front seat and greets the other detective with total familiarity 'hey Mike'. To show that those two detectives had worked together a long time, and knew each other's families, etc. It was a simple, great way to get that point across.
That Serene and Beautiful Blue Hue that runs through the Movie...and the Music too. ⚘️💫⚡️
This movie carries a special place in my heart, try to watch it at least once a year - this track is so evocative of it, I love it. Thank you for uploading.
Can't believe i just wrote the same as the beginning of this comment.
@@micheledeidda2565 Good to know i'm not the only one who thinks this movie is special / awesome. :)
I watch it once or twice every year. It's my favorite film ever since I first saw it on VHS in 2000. I've never seen anything like it. It is packed with so much ambience and emotion. When the last song hits and the credits roll, I feel like I went back in time to the first time I saw it. It's a perfect film.
Watched this movie over 1000times and always catch a diffrent little detail seing it over again. Its just so many layers of whats going on.
me too brother, over 1000 times, no joking , it's my refuge
That Alienworlds has got a GREAT ASMR, and I got my head all the way up it
Hahaha !
RIP he was the bollocks of an actor. Amazing also in Natural Born Killers.
"Look at me...Look at me"
"Are your talking to me?"
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“Look at me! Do you wanna get some pie?”
Easily one of the best films ever made. Michael Mann is a genius. This soundtrack compliments it perfectly 👌👌
The symphonic-electronic texture of the score is mesmerizing. I relish the comments that convey what viewing this movie in the cinema was like. Sadly, I never saw Heat in the theater because I was in a long term rehab from 1995-1996 - notwithstanding, I have a visceral experience when I watch Mann’s masterpiece on Television. The image of Neil standing in the dark, staring out at the dark Pacific Ocean is beautiful - somehow this single-image captures Neil’s condition “I am alone, but not lonely.”
Michael Mann, a native Chicagoan, first movie was Thief - staring James Cann. Filmed with the same cool and moody night blue backdrop as Heat - Both movies, Thief ‘80 and Heat ‘95 capture my attention and emotion every time I watch them.
Michael Mann recently completed Heat 2, a novel that serves as a sequel, a prequel, plus a recap of Heat.
Thank you for this video and all of the comments.
MK
Listened to this while taking off from Mallorca at sunrise, incredible.
Huge
"Theres a flip side to that coin"
I had always wanted to dwell on the opening of Elliot Goldenthal's score. Now I can thanks to you!
Me too the metro link train coming through the early morning... one of the best scenes in the movie.
@@kagranger602
Yes!
I’m 34 and hadn’t seen this movie until a couple weeks ago, I feel like…maybe this might be the best Michael Mann project ever
Of course it is !
Don't miss Collateral, with Tom Cruise.
Also see Public Enemies and Collateral.
Same boat, I just watched it recently in full for the first time. I've enjoyed everything I've seen from Mann, but this was special even for him!
I'm SOOOOOOO happy I stumbled across this
Was very underappreciated back then by Critics. But, this was a true masterpiece from wrting to cinematography.
Beautiful ambiance, really captures the movie's atmosphere
1967 painting "Pacific" by Alex Colville is alive with this score
Wow, this is so cool! I wonder if this sort of thing inspired Mann at all? It looks like the complete vibe for sure. Thanks for sharing this!
I remember when my dad first rented Heat, and we were watching it with the surround sound going full tilt. I was so immersed into the film and laughed my ass off when the metal scene happens and Kilmer was drilling into the deposit and my mom who was falling asleep almost shit herself it woke her up so bad lol. Love you both, RIP... great film
Chris is at my place. Listening to Heat Ambience.
This some big ass ambient... and I got my head all the way up it!
"For me, the action IS the juice"
I'm in
I was listening to this at work the other day and this woman sat next to me to listen in.
Why is this lady so interested in what I do?
U are a salesman of metals ...
@@s.davidson1783 Salesman of metals? What the fuck is that? Barbeques and ballgames?
@@debonaire_nerd 😂😂
You know what this lady was looking at? I mean is she something or is she something?!
@@robrs8631 One thing's for sure....she's got a GREAAAAAAT ASSS!!!!!
One of if not the very best movies I've ever watched on the big screen. Truly amazing masterpiece! 👏
One of the best movies in history…fantastic atmosphere and this track fits exactly to it
Amsterdam 1995, one of the most beautiful theaters of the world, the Artdeco Tuschinski theatre. What a night! What a moment in time..
I watched this for roughly 20 seconds and then just put on Heat. I highly recommend this video.
This Slick ain't no joke man
Not even Waingro gave this a thumbs down... excellent.
Always gives me chills on my neck and spine. Love this ambience.
I put this one when I drive at night. And I get to where I’m
Going without even realizing it. Absolutely captivating.
Beautiful - be sure you guys read Heat 2. Amazing, and it brought back so much of this emotion.
Fantastic book.
Excellent reminder. You see, "For me, the action is the juice. I'm in!"
Thanks for mentioning the book. Just ordered it.
It will be interesting to see who they get to play Wardell. They have to get a new Hanna, McCauley, Cherito and Shiherlis. Val, sadly is a little too old and sick. @@travisbickle1601
Heat 2?
Now for me - finding a comment like this at exactly the right time - IS the juice
Best ambience ever created
Brilliant film. Don't think there will ever be another one like it.
This was a SERIOUSLY underrated movie. I don't say that about a lot of movies (that phrase gets tossed around way to much, IMHO), but this movie should have received a lot more praise than it did.
Suprise!...the sequel/prequel is Manns next project. Get ready to be mystified again !
no way it can match the og man@@ericsilva2280
DeNiro Pacino angles of lighting shadows and a handshake…to a life lived
Multiple awards given to this movie.
This film is perfect...It's so perfect...
Sounds like something you'd listen to enjoying the view above Sunset Plaza.
Before covid when I used to travel half way around the world, I would always watch Heat to get me in the mood for the adventure, these guys did some crazy stuff, and now I'm about to do some crazy stuff too (not criminal though) I will go on my first big Asian trip for the first time in 3 years this coming Jan. Once again, I will watch this movie a couple of weeks before Going, just like I did pre covid, good ol days. Let's all pray for a good 2023
Try 'Boarding Gate'.
The only movie I ever watched twice in one week
this film is one life changing experience
Music makes you think about Critical Situations in Life.
The US Marine Corps (late 90s)
used a scene in this movie to teach new Marines, how to "assault through" an ambush using fire & maneuver.
Yes. That is how Good this movie is.