Heat: First heist
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- Опубліковано 6 бер 2022
- Neil McCauley (Robert De Niro) and his crew kill several guards during a heist and manage to flee before the police arrive.
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I love that Danny Trejo's character in this movie is just called Trejo. Like he's just dude playing a dude while being the same dude.
He's a dude playing a dude disguised as the same dude
@@1vaultdweller beat me to it
He had to make a move.
And he got no credit in the opening scene
True talent
My uncle, Thomas Rosales Jr., plays the Hispanic driver of the money truck who reached for his gun after the deaf guard got shot. He’s done stunts in tons of movies so it’s cool to see him randomly pop up in clips. This scene is so cool
Did he ever tell you what it felt like to be shot point blank in the chest by several .223 rounds? Sounds brutal.
I know, see him all over the place in movies, usually as thugs and/or doomed guys, first place ai think I ever noticed him was in Lost World Jurassic Park. He's your uncle, huh; does he talk a lot about his work?
Sorry for your loss man.
@@mphlohi yes he does, he told me this one story about how russel crowe was messing up the stunts during this one prison fight scene (i forget the movie) and he threw my uncle really hard into the metal bars in the actual movie.
He also talked a little about The Hunter with Steve McQueen. He said that filming the final chase scene, where he drives through a parking garage into the water, he was supposed to live and have an extended scene where he gets caught. What had happened was he dove out of the car right before it drove off but the car sank to the bottom of the water instead of coming back up so they just wrote him off to die lol.
@@eclong462 oh yeah, I believe that one with Russell Crowe was from the movie LA Confidential, the fight in the prison with the cops and the crooks, Bloody Christmas.
Neil was pissed because waingro turned a simple heist into a nationwide manhunt.
"You dumb mf! This is gonna be a 2 hour movie now! I got no lye, you're digging the hole this time! I tell you what, one day a real rain's gonna come, wash these streets clean."
That's the thing. This entire story is about how one asshole in the group literally ruins it for everyone else.
The funny and sad thing is, given how smooth and professional they were as a crew, they didn't really need the extra help as a whole. They could have done it with the four of them and gotten away clean.
Ummmm... He was makin a MOVE, he HAD 2 get it on!!!!!
@@worsethanhitlerpt.2539 what?
@@nukenfry that’s his excuse
So you can show a man getting shot in the head but the word "shit" is censored? What a time to be alive!
words matter more than lives....
@@AugustoV8Cesar 50-60 years ago TV shows could feature murders but married couples had to be shown sleeping in separate beds, let alone being unable to show any physical affection for each other onscreen.
Words hurt, violence don’t
Yep this channel sucks. He has no problem showing graphic violence but bleeps all the F word ???? F******g hypocrit
@@AugustoV8Cesar Feelings now matter the most.
When I was younger always had a great sense of empathy and sympathy for the drivers being shot dead. Then Danny's reaction made me really like him because he didn't want anyone to die.
It could be that he didn't care about the human cost and only cared about the additional police resources that would be used to hunt them after it turned into a murder scene.
Yeah ~ FBI will hunt them down .
Yeah. That was fucked up. Should've shot their own heister on the spot for being a messy asshole.
@@tmclaug90 bingo. He kills the guy at the end because he fucked their crew, not because he actually cares about the guards
@@tmclaug90 It could be both
*me making my team for the perfect heist* “gotta have the wild card, can’t not have the crazy dude with catastrophic decision making”
@@blueonblack83 no it wouldn't. They could do everything right and still be screwed. Sounds more interesting to me.
@@2moke2creen alright how would have written it then?
Heat's gun sound gives me anxiety. It's loud, it's discomforting, it gives audience a sense of impacts from those bullets. All guns in 2000s action movies sound like water guns pew pew compared to this.
That’s because they used actual blanks in the shooting, as opposed to stock gun sounds put in through editing. They sound so real because the sounds are real and are interacting with the surrounding area, creating echoes
"Heat's gun sound gives me anxiety."
That's a perfectly positive review, that was exactly what they were going for. You SHOULD feel anxiety in a real-life situation like these.
Comments about loud guns give me anxiety. 😂
One thing that stood out to me in this movie is how the word "slick" broke the case. If Cheritto hadn't have said "Hey slick" to Waingro, the case may not have been broken
After the first WTC bombing, the idiot terrorists came back to the rental car place and BS'd that the van had been stolen. That started the whole thing off. Life is funny that way.
You are right Gregg, that one word "Slick" got out and see how AlPacino got around it and found the crew... man the movie was awesome.. But i never liked the ending. If both Robert De Niro and Val Kilmer have gotten away and he had not turned the car back to Waingro's hotel. It would have been a great ending...
good catch slick
@@ptp79 he broke his own code
@@rasulsamad5860 and that's the irony of the movie. Chris gets out with the help of the wife who cheats on him, and Michael gets shot when he had enough money to walk away but just wanted more of the "juice".
In Waingro's defense, he had to get it on, man. He was makin' a move.
Look at me. LOOK AT ME.
NPCs arent the subject here.
In Waingro's defense, I'd say the security guard's bizarre choice to keep staring him down, even after getting pistol whipped for it, would be more than enough to set off any gun happy psychopath.
@@rickyandreou Hey slick, you see that shit coming out of his ears? He can't fucking hear you.
@@rickyandreou I don't think the guard was choosing to stare him down. I think the dude was in shock and had more of a thousand yard stare going on, than an intentional eye lock.
There’s always the one dude on the team that likes to fuck around and shoot the NPC’s to test the game limits
**raises hand**
@@entertainme7523 Are you like a proper mean murderer, bruv?
@@entertainme7523 same here 😂
lol this is great
Epic real life gamer reference xD
Guy said one time "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”
He should have applioed that advice to revenge on Waingro.... Al coulda come back for him anytime.
You can show 3 murders but god forbid they say fuck.
Welcome to PC UA-cam, where the only winners are sensitive pansies, the alphabet people, and strong independent colored women.
Modern world in a nutshell breh. Limiting free speech while normalizing the grossest shits
What an anomaly, so stooopid. 😂
They really should off just off’d waingro and left him in the burning amberlamps.
Yeah, always though so. Niro was going to punch him? Off him and throw him out.
I think they didn't do that because they could potentially identify him and then trace him back to them that way
Are you an Aris fan???
Amber lamps lol
@@Mr440c those are ok modems, netgear more my style
Neil got ice water in his veins and his crew knows the roles. Bringing in Wangrow was downfall because he was hot-headed nothing close to a professional.
Waingro was a degenerate who was toxic even for criminals: Real organized criminals do what they can to avoid attention, and killing brings a whole lot of attention.
No shit, Sherlock. We are lucky that you are here to explain these things to us.
@@azynkron Calm down internet tough guy
Waingro wasn't a hot head. He was a full blown psychopath just waiting to kill someone. It was bad judgement on Neil's end to have him join his crew. You would expect him to be a better judge of character in that line of business.
@@omnivorous65 Neil was smart but he made bad calls throughout the movie like that. Hell the last one (involving Waingro again no less) cost him his life.
Why would someone like Neil ever agree to work with someone like Waingro?
Possibly someone Nate (Jon Voight's character) knew about and put Neil on to him since he was Neil's fence. But I guess Waingro's recklessness and unprofessional way of doing the job is something that wasn't known. Neil just needed someone quick, and Nate just referred him thinking nothing would go wrong....til it did lol.
I'm guessing that kind of work is in short supply and they couldn't be picky, even though they should have.
The way I understood it was Neil outsourced a guy for his crew when he was a man short and didn't know him, and ended up with a reckless, murderous cowboy who messed it all up for him
Van Zant guy
There’s a scene w Waingro telling a bartender about his prison record and that he’s “looking for anything heavy.” Later, Waingro tells Van Zant he and Neil had taken down some major scores together, which we know is BS. I always thought Waingro talked the right BS to get Neil to take a chance on him. No pie for me, thanks.
This movie is a masterpiece.
That’s what she said.
@@merkcityboy834 except for the scenes with Natalie Portman and the curly headed Southern broad
@@entertainme7523 She's Scotch-Irish and her family emigrated to Appalachia
@@entertainme7523 Yeah lol that Natalie Portman shit was not even necesary didn't lead anywhere
God man this, the famous BAR street shootout and the diner scene are some of the best heist scenes ever, imo of course. Damn I wish they'd have shown deniro beating that idiot in the ambulance lol that and finishing him off at the hotel are just great. This is such a well-made movie.
Street shootout was awesome. I wish Hollyweird did more of that style action than bullshit bullet time backflips.
For such a tightly run operation, it is kinda weird how they didn't just off the guy the moment they were safely out of there. That is a plot hole, a big one.
@@thesheepthemightythecrazy - you’re right, in real life they woulda’ - but without him, it would be difficult to find as good a reason for the finale...
@@jeffreynolds3848 The gigantic plot hole led to the finale. The movie loses 2 stars out of 5 for that imo.
You're familiar with where this was filmed? Bar street and what (cross street)?
The great 90's, the last great Hollywood era and Hollywood at it's peak before the long slow creative death.
A MASTERPIECE !!!
Just rewatched this last night and man it still holds up today. Even better in a lot of ways.
The GREATEST heist movie ever made!
If it's been long enough that I don't have a clear memory of this scene, it's definitely time to re-watch!
Still one of the best movies out there.
Along with The Town with Ben Affleck and The one and only Jeremy Renner
Such a great movie, even if it were a book I'd love it just as much however the acting by damn near everyone was perfection
The tyre spikes were a slick move!
I remember watching this on laser disc with surround sound. That was cutting edge technology back in the early 90’s.
You can see how much this movie influenced The Dark Knight
Dark Knight, Den of Thieves, Wrath of Man and so many more
GTA 5
They even brought in the guy who plays Van Zant for the opening heist.
More like ripped off
I like that they cut out the curse words but showing the executions of the guards is just fine…
Probably because no one actually died.
How did Neil not keep a grip on Waingro when he was about to pop him the first time? That was an extraordinary slip for him. Waingro getting away like that was pretty unbelievable
Flick’s got too many instances of lazy writing and bad execution (i recall romance subplot was a disaster). Maybe it can make some top action scene lists but as a whole eh…
@@myway7367 partly agree. The romance was a disaster b/c Deniro and Amy Brenneman (?) Had 0 chemistry and reportedly didn't get along off set. Also, Neil talks a big game but he didnt break away clean; he should've never gotten back with the her, should've been a hit and run on his end. Also, one thing people have brought up about how Waingro was chosen, he mentions to Van Zandt that him and Neil have taken down "major scores together", so either he has a penchant for talking a big game, or, Neil and him have done jobs together but nothingon a grand scale,, more like the guy they recruit as a driver; they've worked together but that's about it.
The cop turned his lights on, what would you do if you had a gun, and all your homies strapped and you holding a dude on the ground
You could say waingro was pretty slick
Possibly the best opening scene to an ACTION movie 📽🎬 EVER!!!
The only other opening scene that comes close is the dark knight which clearly had some HEAT inspiration anyway.
Drop of a hat, these guys will rock and roll.
One of the best picturization made
"he was coming at me with a chainsaw, I had the right to defend myself".
Wraingo
As a truck driver: that Pete's front end would have exploded into a thousand pieces on impact.
true, and the armoured car driver saw it coming at him in time to at least get into gear rather than just sit there.
@@albertgaspar627 hmmm maybe but in reality you’d probably 💩 your pants and be stuck to the spot ( not by the 💩😆) with fear and surprise.
@@Eleventhearlofmars depends on whether or not the 'car service is hiring vets or civilians.
GTA V owes everything to the films of Michael Mann
And breaking bad..
@@aaronramen5926 How
@@23jakesmith23 Most of the cat 'n mouse storylines and heist scenes in Breaking Bad come straight out of a Michael Mann influenced script. Not to mention the obvious professional criminal influence in Mike and Gus' characters.
LA in the 90s was something else.
Greatest movie I've seen gets the heart pumping
That’s what she said..
@@merkcityboy834 it's good but it doesn't get my heart pumping
@@merkcityboy834 you like making that comment eh?! 😆
The slowmo of the tinsel falling and the glass breaking is so nice
Somewhere in LA there was 5 goalies who couldn't play that night. :(
My God, to think this is nigh on 30 years old now… I remember my dad coming back from the cinema raving about the 2nd heist (and the film in general). They really don’t make them like they used to ✝️ 🎞
Nice film
As soon as he said hey slick that was it there fate was sealed!
For me, empathy for the characters died with the guards...
Ikr. Especially that last guard. Killing that last guard raised their wanted level more than just leaving him as a witness
@@ryanfreeman3696 cause it really didnt matter if even one of the guards was left alive. Better him dead than being a witness.
@@ryanfreeman3696 But leaving him as a witness would have given the police much more information on them. And since they already had two murders to atone for the third didn't really matter in regards to a future possible punishment. So better to be hunted for 3 murders and 0 information on them instead of 2 and lots of info.
wow all this was explained in the movie
🤣
@@entertainme7523 exactly
I love how tyres and police sirens are somehow linked in movies. they just turn off.
You could not film a movie like this today in downtown L.A.
You don’t have to, it’s redundant.
Art
most underrated movie
When well organized guys or “crews” are in need of extra manpower they go to the street. Guys that kept their mouth shut inside is a plus. But doesn’t help with weeding out serial killers. No way he uses this guy in real life not enough history with him to risk a life bid
A head shot from a FAL from this distance will explode the head.
blow the back out, not explode it though. the eyes might get a little deformed.
trust me, i've seen enough executions and head shots on gore site. ISIS has this crazy one where they show slow-mo headshots from point blank with shotguns and other weapons. its crazy. the heads deform but they don't explode.
Great movie !
These days movies leave the chat.
0:49-0:54 Thats 5 whole seconds. Is it just me or the driver had plenty of time to react and reverse and avoid the impact??
Have you ever seen a car coming at you awkwardly but waited to see if they' hit you? Co'mon. We all wait for that insurance claim lol
The weapons in this film are such iconic designs
When Vincent checks for a round in the chamber when he’s going up the elevator great looking piece
huh? iconic? for generic machine guns? The prop guys didnt build them they used real guns with blanks.
@@CrazyForCooCooPuffs FAL is pretty iconic and that simple style AR
@@CrazyForCooCooPuffs Not necessarily. The weapons themselves are both iconic and are indeed not just generic machine guns.
The firearm that McCauley uses is a Colt Model 654, the firearm that Michael Cherrito carries is an FAL 50.61. Paratrooper, and the gun that Chris uses is a Colt Model 733. All of them are indeed iconic.
They were so calculated and careful for most of the film, not really sure why they brought on Waingro for this job in the first place?
The most unrealistic part is the idea that someone would actually stop for an ambulance
mamador
All they needed was to bring some zip-ties for the guards and this avalanche of fate & circumstances wouldn't have happened
Michael Mann is a great director!
And writer
I've used an FAL up close and personal like that. It works.
Ah yes, the classic blitz play
I need to stop watching these clips and just rewatch the damn movie again
Have a wonderful evening
Guessing this was the inspo for that mission on gta ?
The screenshot has one of the guards looking scared. I initially thought it was Steve Wynn doing a cameo.
- “Get set”.
- “I am”.
Underestimated line.
Their only taking the bonds narrowed down the hunt for Hanna. Michael calling everyone "Slick" hurt the effort too.
i see this mission in GTA V
The legend of Waingro begins.
Not a single word spoken from the officer that actor deserves an award just for that look Jesus that would give u nightmares trying to sleep after that robbery
Gran pelicula pero ma lastema no puedes suberla completa..
This movie is basically the inspiration for GTA V.
Lethal Weapon 2 as well for the house on stilts part.
Waingro raised it from a 1 star crime to a 4 star crime.
"I got it, classic blitz play"
Mozambique drill on the last guard.
Is there any explanation for how/ why Waingro was brought on for this job? All he seemed to do was be an extra man watching the guards. Seemed like they could have had that handled without him.
So they wouldn't be outnumbered by the guards. 4 vs. 3 becomes 3 on 3 when Shiherlis goes inside the van. I imagine at no point do they want it to be 3 on 2 in case they were dealing with cowboys.
Because he needed to get the plot movie in a certain direction
this is the answer LOL@@danieldevito6380
Man I never noticed that huge parts of GTA V history and mission were based in this movie
RIP Tom Sizemore
Surly it was easier to disarm them in the first place. Professionals.
Man there's something about the guard who gets shot damn good actor
Just finished heat 2.. I think Mann has a thing for Peterbuilts
Prolly shoulda put the security guys lying on the ground face-down.
Next time
Their eardrums had been blown out: Kind of hard to make demands when your listeners are deaf.
@George a stun gun or cattle prod would do the job
The guy was making a move
You would think at least some car alarms would go off after blowing away the cars windows
Watched until I saw age of Set up. 0:00 to 1:40. Arm Wrestling is a good way to settle strength issues. AVoid sticking things that are metal into the microwave. DVC request granted and all is well at the growing campus in Concord CA. Good to see the teachers at the school doing their best to make education count. 1988 era course/ Type writer is the safest way to make it official.
I cannot believe I just realized this was a GTA five mission
“Gimme another refill!”
(minutes later)
What’s your name?
actual shell shock
That damn Waingro always screwing things up....
ارقى فلم شفته بحياتي ❤️
Shame on you !!
@@pabloguevara7490 how is that a shame you idiot
@0:21 that truck tho
what's inside the envelope?
Fuck the Dark Knight! This is superior.
Christopher Nolan can only dream to make a movie as good as this.
Dude shouldn't have been staring like that.
So glad the vulgar language was censored. I don't know what I would've done, if it wasn't.
Thank god we can watch our violent shootouts and executions without having to worry about that.
well, words are more powerful than weapons, so they say.
Its so the video can be monetized.
@@faceripper77 It perplexes me that they will demonetize for harsh language, but not for executing someone with a shot to the head.
Anyone notice that the armoured car driver is the same dude who got stepped on by the T-Rex in Jurassic Park "The Lost World" ? Carter or something...?
2:42 And to think this word was a major factor used to take them down.
They didn't even tell him it was a film. He thought he was just going to steal some shit with his buddies.
Funny thing:
The actor playing Waingrow is named Kevin Gage.
The name of the armored courier is Gage Armored.
All that planning and no one thought to bring rope ties? I know its a movie but it still annoys me how unnecessary all them deaths were. They were just guys working their 9 to 5's probably all with a family.
Yea they could have at least secured their side arms. Sounds like a bs movie plot hole.
They planned the whole thing and still somehow ended working with a loose canon cowboy psycho they had not worked with before that everyone keeps taking bad decisions afterwards does not seem so odd in hindsight
Same later on when De Niro starts spraying gunfire at innocent people outside the shopping centre. Fuck these guys, don't know why we're supposed to like them.
Wengro is the best ever in business
لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم،، ،،
Heat & the movie The Rock made some groundbreaking shit... so much so that they put it into video games m, tv shows & even a real historical bank robbery event happened after this scene was made ....
Bleeping a certain word while showing most explicit gun violence must be the most american thing there is.