@@RollinRocker Same, had similar sentiments for Mann's other film Collateral. Felt the ending was really rushed and threw a lot of things at the wall while seeing what would stick.
What’s truly amazing about that scene is I don’t see Robert and Al. I only see the characters. It’s so simple and understated and it really tells the story of the whole movie in this one scene.
The restaurant scene is the perfect example of acting, writing and directing working together. You don't need anything else. The funniest part of the scene though is they actually don't drink their coffee!!
I think that's really fitting they didn't drink the coffee. It shows how superficial the whole restaurant and coffee thing to are to their actual point/goal: to suss each other out and warn each other that they are dead serious. They were never there for the coffee to begin with, and the scene visually reinforces that by them not drinking the coffee ;)
"I got an idea what they're looking at" I mean is this guy something... wanna know what they're looking at?". Awesome, classic scene. HEAT should of got an Oscar for each scene. Lol
Michael Corleone having coffee with young Vito Corleone. Lol. I was hoping for more scenes together, but I guess less is more. What a great scene. The writing was spot on. This is exactly how a real cop & a real thief would converse. This is Mann's signature movie.... a masterpiece crime drama.
My fav movie of all time. I went to Kate Mantilinis in about 2003 and asked where they sat, the waiter laughed and sat me and my brother at a table in that exact area. Sad it’s no longer there.
I really loved this movie , I have this scene on my car , and I like to repeat their line while driving. Fantastic scene , perfect in every way, two titans of acting together , both enemies, but despite that, respect each other point of view , and way of life , at the same time warning one another to get out of the way, and stating their intention toward each other without further ado.Magnificent scene,it will stay in the movie history for all ages .
Actually adore this film hardly gets a mention in film critique..some brilliant moments in this film executed with appropriate legendary aplomb...modern masterpiece
Members of Hanna's unit include actors who played absolutely ICONIC roles in other films: Sgt. Drucker is played by Mykelti Williamson. Who is Mykelti Williamson? Oh, you know, he's BUBBA from Forrest Gump. Legendary character. Detective Casals is played by Wes Studi - the toughest Pawnee warrier in Dances with Wolves and Magua from Last of the Mohicans. Detective Bosko played by Ted Levine (Silence of the Lambs). Unforgettable characters. Yet when I watch Heat, I completely forget those associations. This is one of those films that is full of well-known actors, both male and female, but you just see these characters because the characters are so well written and played so well. Now THAT'S a trick.
Deniro and Pacino!!!! What else could you ask for in a movie? Hell the whole cast basically. Here we are in 2018 and what do we have left? Batmans and Supermans and Xmen Bullshit. Truly sad and depressing the state of movies and music these days
Man I remember watching that movie at the cinema, the bank heist shoots out in the street in LA was phenomenal, I remember I was focusing so intensely as the sound of the gun fight was so real. Then the scene of the two of them met and talk it was just classic, robber and cop having a conservation before showdown. Can’t wait for another Michale Mann film. He is such a master at telling and creating classic movie🙏👍
I watched an interview with Jon Voight about his character in “Heat”. He purposefully played the character as a man who had lived a hard life in the world between legitimate and criminal. I remember thinking, damn, Jon Voight has really let himself go. He looks bad. The interview revealed his choice to play the character that way was on purpose. Heartily embraced by Michael Mann. Apparently, quite a few people in the movie business thought the same thing. “Geeze, Jon Voight has aged poorly.” We were all wrong. Now that is great acting, directing, makeup, cinema photography, etc. Amazing.
It was certainly for me the best film I saw involving police and bank robbers , and this scene between these two great actors in the restaurant is in the history of cinema !!!!!!
The scene is perfection. No shouting, no raised voices even. Just 2 opponents on both sides of the law. The 2 are really the same, but for the different sides of the law they reside in. The part I really love is when they both admit "I don't know how to do anything else. I don't much want to do anything else either", then watch the very thin smiles they exchange. Just perfection by 2 great actors. BTW this exchange is based on fact, the real cop told the story of running into the real Neil McCauley. He ran into him coming out of a dry cleaners and did approach him and invite him for a cup of coffee. Told him "Hey, I know you're planning another job, do it in another city, not mine'. And McCauley did say "Nah, I think I'll stay" and both later exchanged the fact that while they see each other as 'regular guys" when they next meet in the street, one is not walking away.
Would be interesting to see whether their dynamics change at all between takes. They hadn’t rehearsed before, so there’s the probability that while what we end up seeing was what was ultimately intended, there’s probably much different versions of that scene in the takes we never got.
Michael and Vito Corleone reunited. I loved the silence of the shoot out seen and the diversity of casting. Italian, black, native American, Hispanic love it
My favourite photo of these two legends together was a behind-the-scenes shot from the set of Godfather Part II. Pacino is seated, in character as Michael Corleone, looking at the camera with De Niro stood behind him, dressed as Young Vito, making a funny hand gesture. They wouldn't share their first scene together until Heat - 21yrs later.
Definitely one if not my favorite scene must’ve gone to see it 2or 3times when it came out Who can remember how the echos from the gunshots outside the bank just made it so real and different then any movie from the time
Thanks for posting this. I read that Pacino and De Niro were feuding and refused to be in the same room for this scene, so they used body doubles and each actor did his lines and then they were cut together. Obviously the footage here proves this is not true.
+Pan Jacek feud (noun): a bitter quarrel or contention. Actors are known to be primadonnas and sometimes refuse to work with other actors or to follow director's instructions.
Actors and Actress talk about films like rocket science, they are so smart and are able to convey themselves in such an articulate way, it’s beautiful.
My fav actors in my fav scene of the movie. I love how the scene is basically about the real life actors. Always pinned against each other and both great at what they do and both having a sense of respect for each other
Back then (now he just barks and sleep-walks through his roles), Al ran circles around Bob in that scene, who just did his usual 'staring and muttering' thing.
Damn, I wish every other director follow the example of Michael Mann in shooting scenes where two characters are talking to each other for it to be fluid and part of ONE FUCKING TAKE! It is so obvious to the observer when the camera flips over to another actor that the scene was another take and not the take previously shown from the perspective of the other actor. Whether they realize it or are too stupid to realize, it completely kills the authenticity and the nuances of the performances when directors and editors do that stupid shit. It's like seeing fake blood that looks bright red instead of the actual color. Authenticity/truth should matter above all else and only an actor's director would know that.
Exactly. Gilligan, another actor's director. It makes so much more sense to do it this way. Actors feed off other actors and when you're doing the umpteenth take, the performance becomes redundant and contrived. Spontaneity is very important and the reward is some of the best performances for even a sloppily written scene.
This way of filming ask for superb lighting on both ends, and is not very easy to achieve that with limited budget. I'm sure that director need a small army of set up and lighting engineers to make it right .
Probably the best casting I’ve ever seen of any movie. Top to bottom the cast is A-list all the way
That movie changed alot of people's lives including directors and actors, just an amazing master piece.
its one of the best movies of all time
It also changed law enforcement rules of engagement when the North Hollywood Shootout happened, seemed to be inspired by this movie.
two brilliant actors in one brilliant movie ...legendary
yasmin adham That movie was actually chock full of superstar actors, not just 2!
Sad what de Niro has become... making all those Crap movies.... pacino is still rocking it
Can you imagine the electricity on the set? What an unbelievable movie, an absolute masterpiece.
I saw this movie 🎥 7 times, I just couldn’t get enough of it
The only thing I didn't like was the ending. It seemed rushed and thrown together to me.
The probably did 11 takes in an effort to make the moment last as long as possible.
one of the best movies ever
@@RollinRocker Same, had similar sentiments for Mann's other film Collateral. Felt the ending was really rushed and threw a lot of things at the wall while seeing what would stick.
What’s truly amazing about that scene is I don’t see Robert and Al. I only see the characters. It’s so simple and understated and it really tells the story of the whole movie in this one scene.
Michael mann is a very underrated director. He has made classics like heat ali insider
A big amen to that ..
Yup, everytime I enjoy a movie, I find out later Michael Mann is behind it
It started with “Vegas”
Mann literally defined the crime thriller genre. one after another he put classics. it's such a shame he hasn't won an single oscar
“Collateral” is another classic of his too
The restaurant scene is the perfect example of acting, writing and directing working together. You don't need anything else. The funniest part of the scene though is they actually don't drink their coffee!!
I think that's really fitting they didn't drink the coffee. It shows how superficial the whole restaurant and coffee thing to are to their actual point/goal: to suss each other out and warn each other that they are dead serious. They were never there for the coffee to begin with, and the scene visually reinforces that by them not drinking the coffee ;)
True enough, also neither wants to drop their guard... they don't trust each other obviously, yet find they have much in common.
Yeah . . . each one is afraid the other one put something in it!
Heat is an absolute masterpiece
Absolutely
"I got an idea what they're looking at" I mean is this guy something... wanna know what they're looking at?".
Awesome, classic scene.
HEAT should of got an Oscar for each scene. Lol
Oscars are pile of horseshit.
Michael Corleone having coffee with young Vito Corleone. Lol. I was hoping for more scenes together, but I guess less is more. What a great scene. The writing was spot on. This is exactly how a real cop & a real thief would converse. This is Mann's signature movie.... a masterpiece crime drama.
MICHAEL MANN IS TRULY AN VERY UNDERRATED DIRECTOR !
You can live your whole life and never see a scene this good. We got really lucky, lads.
Brilliant movie. Two brilliant actors. The whole cast was brilliant.
Michael Mann should release all takes from that scene.
great performances from both men. pure class.
Each of these guys were in my favorite movies of all times. God bless 'em!
At least Bob didn't let Al Pacino go to bathroom, it'll be RIP for Bob.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍 LMAO
God Father scene.... 😂😂
LMAO scent of a woman scene
@@august6389 wha?
Sollozzo McClusky scene
This movie is my favorite cops & robbers movie of all time,great movie.
My fav movie of all time. I went to Kate Mantilinis in about 2003 and asked where they sat, the waiter laughed and sat me and my brother at a table in that exact area. Sad it’s no longer there.
Al and Robert... you can NEVER go wrong when these two are together in film. ❤️🙏🏼
"You see me doin' thrill-seeker liquor store hold-ups with a 'Born to Lose' tattoo on my chest?"
Tim Basham No i do not.
I’m never going back....
@@gregorydocherty2730 I do what I do best: I take scores. You do what you do best: Try to stop guys like me.
@@ioniordache8372 that's right
This regular type life.. that's your life?
I had coffee with McCauley half an hour ago!
Miss Fit what do you mean they dumped us? Lol
WHAT A WE GOT!?
I really loved this movie , I have this scene on my car , and I like to repeat their line while driving. Fantastic scene , perfect in every way, two titans of acting together , both enemies, but despite that, respect each other point of view , and way of life , at the same time warning one another to get out of the way, and stating their intention toward each other without further ado.Magnificent scene,it will stay in the movie history for all ages .
I say what I mean, and I do what I say
@@cml406 that's a great comment 😂
Two of the best actors ever in one unforgettable scene..love Heat, definitely one of my favourite movies of all time
The music alone brings up feelings I did not know I had. Best Romantic Action Drama thriller i history .
Al smashed here. He was the man in this movie. It's a shame he didnt got and Oscar for this role.
Which one ?
I can't stop thinking how Pacino and De Niro's haircuts in this movie are on point till this days.
Gods of acting.
DE NIRO, PACINO , MUSIC , HEAT ALL = THE PERFECT STORM !!!!! ONE OF THE BEST FILMS EVER !!!
Actually adore this film hardly gets a mention in film critique..some brilliant moments in this film executed with appropriate legendary aplomb...modern masterpiece
Most powerful scene of all time by 2 of the greatest actors of all time!!
Very intense scene,bravo!
This haircut of Niel, this haircut is iconic
That and his neatly trimmed goatee and mustache. Bobby D never looked sexier than in this movie.
No wonder we all rooted for him to get away!
Epic movie . Absolutely epic
2 powerfull actors yet a simple scene. Beautiful.
Awesome movie! That scene is a treasure 🙌🏼
Members of Hanna's unit include actors who played absolutely ICONIC roles in other films: Sgt. Drucker is played by Mykelti Williamson. Who is Mykelti Williamson? Oh, you know, he's BUBBA from Forrest Gump. Legendary character. Detective Casals is played by Wes Studi - the toughest Pawnee warrier in Dances with Wolves and Magua from Last of the Mohicans. Detective Bosko played by Ted Levine (Silence of the Lambs). Unforgettable characters. Yet when I watch Heat, I completely forget those associations. This is one of those films that is full of well-known actors, both male and female, but you just see these characters because the characters are so well written and played so well. Now THAT'S a trick.
Deniro and Pacino!!!! What else could you ask for in a movie? Hell the whole cast basically. Here we are in 2018 and what do we have left? Batmans and Supermans and Xmen Bullshit. Truly sad and depressing the state of movies and music these days
*RIP Hollywood*
I agree
We will have Di Caprio and Brad Pitt in the same movie soon
Don’t forget the Irishman dropping in October! Pacino and DeNiro back again
Here here
Man I remember watching that movie at the cinema, the bank heist shoots out in the street in LA was phenomenal, I remember I was focusing so intensely as the sound of the gun fight was so real. Then the scene of the two of them met and talk it was just classic, robber and cop having a conservation before showdown. Can’t wait for another Michale Mann film. He is such a master at telling and creating classic movie🙏👍
This movie was,is and will be a masterpiece.one of the best ever.Alpacino and Di Niro... All times icons
DE NIRO PACINO and also JON VOIGHT he is a great actor too! :)
I watched an interview with Jon Voight about his character in “Heat”. He purposefully played the character as a man who had lived a hard life in the world between legitimate and criminal. I remember thinking, damn, Jon Voight has really let himself go. He looks bad. The interview revealed his choice to play the character that way was on purpose. Heartily embraced by Michael Mann. Apparently, quite a few people in the movie business thought the same thing. “Geeze, Jon Voight has aged poorly.” We were all wrong. Now that is great acting, directing, makeup, cinema photography, etc. Amazing.
Val Kilmer too
Tom Sizemore: There's an actor.
It was certainly for me the best film I saw involving police and bank robbers , and this scene between these two great actors in the restaurant is in the history of cinema !!!!!!
The scene is perfection. No shouting, no raised voices even. Just 2 opponents on both sides of the law. The 2 are really the same, but for the different sides of the law they reside in. The part I really love is when they both admit "I don't know how to do anything else. I don't much want to do anything else either", then watch the very thin smiles they exchange. Just perfection by 2 great actors. BTW this exchange is based on fact, the real cop told the story of running into the real Neil McCauley. He ran into him coming out of a dry cleaners and did approach him and invite him for a cup of coffee. Told him "Hey, I know you're planning another job, do it in another city, not mine'. And McCauley did say "Nah, I think I'll stay" and both later exchanged the fact that while they see each other as 'regular guys" when they next meet in the street, one is not walking away.
Legends.....GOAT
I’d see an entire DVD of all takes, especially the two-shots.
Would be interesting to see whether their dynamics change at all between takes. They hadn’t rehearsed before, so there’s the probability that while what we end up seeing was what was ultimately intended, there’s probably much different versions of that scene in the takes we never got.
This scene is epic. You have not yet seen great acting if you never saw that scene.
Best Film E V E R !!!
No Oscar no film
@@annaaczgaj5228 Oskars mean nothing,kid.
It really is the best ever....mystery as to why no Oscar.
Maybe one of the best movie scene ever made, just two guys talking in a coffee shop, Michel Mann film this now is movie history
Michael and Vito Corleone reunited. I loved the silence of the shoot out seen and the diversity of casting. Italian, black, native American, Hispanic love it
Favourite Film
That cast. That soundtrack. Everything about this movie was perfect. This movie is easily one of the best I’ve ever seen.
Jon Voight doesn't sound like a single thing I've ever seen him play, ever.
I think we're all lucky enough to watch this in our generation. For those who loved this movie as much as I did I highly recommend Copland.
Both were brilliant in this classic movie
Al: "I have to go to the bathroom"
De Niro: wait a minute
LOLOLOLOL!!!
@@Carlos-sd6cz someone found the Godfather reference
My favourite photo of these two legends together was a behind-the-scenes shot from the set of Godfather Part II. Pacino is seated, in character as Michael Corleone, looking at the camera with De Niro stood behind him, dressed as Young Vito, making a funny hand gesture. They wouldn't share their first scene together until Heat - 21yrs later.
Agreed. What a photograph 🙏🙏🔥
Definitely one if not my favorite scene must’ve gone to see it 2or 3times when it came out
Who can remember how the echos from the gunshots outside the bank just made it so real and different then any movie from the time
I WATCH THE MOVIE AT THE CINEMA/THEATER AND I LOVED IT!! PACINO AND DE NIRO !! Humans on both sides!! Respect!
4:00 R.I.P. Tom Sizemore
These heroes the only actors in the world can but you inside the movie. No one else can do .
What a smart men .
Two legends. But De Niro steals the scene, and the film, for me. As much as I'm in love with Ashley Judd. 😮
@TrznAll about opinions. I love Al Pacino, and never said De Niro was a better actor. I just think De Niro steals this scene, and film.
Thanks for posting this. I read that Pacino and De Niro were feuding and refused to be in the same room for this scene, so they used body doubles and each actor did his lines and then they were cut together. Obviously the footage here proves this is not true.
Why would they refuse to be in the same room? I don't understand. Do they hate each other or something?
+Pan Jacek feud (noun): a bitter quarrel or contention. Actors are known to be primadonnas and sometimes refuse to work with other actors or to follow director's instructions.
Oh, my English is far away from perfect since it's not my native language.
Dan Ho damn right
well,as far as i know,they were thrilled to work together!
Legendary.
should have won best picture, director, editing, cinematography, and sound...not one nomination...geez
Oscars are garbage
All that work for a movie. Hard to believe!
I still think that ketchup bottle belongs in a museum.
Right? ;)
Dude, the WHOLE restaurant set needs to be in a museum, boom mic’s and both cameras included!
Actors and Actress talk about films like rocket science, they are so smart and are able to convey themselves in such an articulate way, it’s beautiful.
Prefect acting by al pacino de niro one of the best movies
Neil's life was starting while Hannas' was ending
So sad, I remember watching it at 14 and crying when Neil died.
great behind the restaurant scene from heat 1995 film with al pacino aka lt. vincent hanna & robert de niro aka neil mccauley !!!!
My fav actors in my fav scene of the movie. I love how the scene is basically about the real life actors. Always pinned against each other and both great at what they do and both having a sense of respect for each other
Masterpiece
My #1 all time movie
Back then (now he just barks and sleep-walks through his roles), Al ran circles around Bob in that scene, who just did his usual 'staring and muttering' thing.
A Brilliance Artistry..
Amazing movie with the two greatest actors of all time
It all began with Brando in !y mind the greatest actor ever but Pacino and De niro are a close joint second
The best movie ever!
Damn, I wish every other director follow the example of Michael Mann in shooting scenes where two characters are talking to each other for it to be fluid and part of ONE FUCKING TAKE!
It is so obvious to the observer when the camera flips over to another actor that the scene was another take and not the take previously shown from the perspective of the other actor. Whether they realize it or are too stupid to realize, it completely kills the authenticity and the nuances of the performances when directors and editors do that stupid shit. It's like seeing fake blood that looks bright red instead of the actual color. Authenticity/truth should matter above all else and only an actor's director would know that.
Exactly. Gilligan, another actor's director. It makes so much more sense to do it this way. Actors feed off other actors and when you're doing the umpteenth take, the performance becomes redundant and contrived. Spontaneity is very important and the reward is some of the best performances for even a sloppily written scene.
This way of filming ask for superb lighting on both ends, and is not very easy to achieve that with limited budget. I'm sure that director need a small army of set up and lighting engineers to make it right .
RESTAURANT SCENE, BEST SCENE EVER.
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
"I had coffee with McCauley half an hour ago!!"
I left the movie theater to go to the bathroom during this scene and missed it entirely!
Fav movie as weell as casino good fellas and insomnia
Merecia um Oscar.
Top 5 best scenes on film
Épica escena en la historia del arte.
Ashley looks great in this interview.
She is out and out class A beauty.
@curragh 42 😂😂😂
🐐vs.🐐
Gutted the cafe has closed now, would have loved to have a coffee where they sat!
Excellent 👌🏻👌🏻
One more thing. Isn't Ahsley just gorgeous?
I waited for the restaurant scene for years.
Maestross los mejores
and people wonder why directors nowadays can not bring so much siriousness and maturity in tensed movie scene
Watched it 7 times
Why is there no establishing shot or 2 shot of them in this scene?
Can't have the 2 opposites
Without that music that movie want be the same !
Great Movie
What has happened to Mann? He's had the same few movies in development for a few years now. No really new projects.
The best movie scene ever! Al Deniro goat
I'd love to see those other shots he talks about at 4:40
Another movie where Val Kilmers performance goes unappreciated.
Epic movie 10/10
This movie with Inception’s soundtrack! What do you all think?
why tho? the music in the movie is great