
A Los Angeles crime saga.
Obsessive master thief Neil McCauley leads a top-notch crew on various daring heists throughout Los Angeles while determined detective Vincent Hanna pursues him without rest. Each man recognizes and respects the ability and the dedication of the other even though they are aware their cat-and-mouse game may end in violence.
- 7.9
- 1995
- Released
- 2h 50m

Al Pacino
Lt. Vincent Hanna
Robert De Niro
Neil McCauley
Val Kilmer
Chris Shiherlis
Jon Voight
Nate
Tom Sizemore
Michael Cheritto
Diane Venora
Justine
Amy Brenneman
Eady
Ashley Judd
Charlene Shiherlis
Mykelti Williamson
Drucker
Wes Studi
Casals
Ted Levine
Bosko
Natalie Portman
Lauren Gustafson
William Fichtner
Roger Van Zant
Kevin Gage
Waingro
Hank Azaria
Alan Marciano
Dennis Haysbert
Donald Breedan
Tom Noonan
Kelso
Danny Trejo
Trejo
Kim Staunton
Lillian
Susan Traylor
Elaine Cheritto
Henry Rollins
Hugh Benny
Ricky Harris
Albert Torena
Jerry Trimble
Schwartz
Martin Ferrero
Construction Clerk
Tone Loc
Richard Torena
Begonya Plaza
Anna Trejo
Hazelle Goodman
Hooker's Mother
Ray Buktenica
Timmons
Jeremy Piven
Dr. Bob
Xander Berkeley
Ralph
Brad Baldridge
Children's Hospital Doctor
Andrew Camuccio
Dominick
Brian Camuccio
Dominick
Charles Duke
Cop #5
Thomas Elfmont
Desk Clerk Cop
Kimberly Flynn
Casals' Date
Steven Ford
Officer Bruce
Farrah Forke
Claudia
Hannes Fritsch
Miracle Mile Bartender
Amanda Graves
Linda Cheritto
Emily Graves
Anita Cheritto
Niki Haris
Marcia Drucker
Ted Harvey
Detective #2
Patricia Healy
Bosko's Date
Paul Herman
Sergeant Heinz
Cindy Katz
Rachel
Brian Libby
Captain Jackson
Dan Martin
Harry Dieter
Rick Marzan
Basketball Player
Paul Moyer
News Anchorman
Phillip Robinson
Alphonse
Thomas Rosales Jr.
Armored Truck Driver
Rainell Saunders
Dead Hooker
Kai Soremekun
Prostitute
Rey Verdugo
Vegas Cop
Wendy L. Walsh
News Anchorwoman
Yvonne Zima
Hostage Girl
Trevor Coppola
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Bud Cort
Solenko, Restaurant Manager (uncredited)
Annette Goodman
Prostitute (uncredited)
Mary Kircher
Police Woman (uncredited)
David Koseruba
Mustached Cop with Capt. Jackson on Roof (uncredited)
Darin Mangan
Grocery Store Employee (uncredited)
Melissa S. Markess
Police Woman (uncredited)
Andre McCoy
Man at Party (uncredited)
Darren Melton
Bookstore Patron (uncredited)
Robert Miranda
Cusamano (uncredited)
Kathryn Mullen
Doreen Daniel, Diner Patron (uncredited)
Iva Franks-Singer
Waitress (uncredited)
Jimmy Star
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Gloria Koehn Straube
Beach Walker (uncredited)
Viviane Vives
Castilian Woman (uncredited)












Released
en
$60,000,000.00
$187,400,000.00
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- #chase
- #obsession
- #detective
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- #honor
- #murder
- #betrayal
- #gang
- #los angeles, california
- #cat and mouse
- #bank robbery
- #criminal mastermind
- #cynical
- #ex-con
- #one last job
- #loner
- #bank job
- #neo-noir
- #crime epic
- #antagonistic
- #assertive
- #authoritarian
- #bold
Reviews

Heat is known to be one of Michael Mann's masterpiece and in doing a re-review just like I was thinking of some of my older ones I'm going to be redoing just to make them long which is so special to me and all of you guys. Starring a huge amount of cast such as Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Val Kilmer and many more, this is going to be one hell of a ride. Neil McCauley played by Robert De Niro, is a

We know pretty much from the start who is who, here. “McCauley” (Robert De Niro) is a fastidious criminal who uses his gang of regulars to stage intricate robberies with relative impunity. His counter is police lieutenant “Vincent” (Al Pacino) who is trying to track them down - but from a bit of a standing start. These guys never leave any clues! Then, one tiny slip-up during an armoured car robbe

**A good film, with great actors at the highest level, a little different from other action films and that deserves to be revisited these days.** If there's one thing that can be a good pastime, it's an action movie, with ingenious and fearless thieves and police willing to do anything to arrest them. That's what this movie is, basically, and although we've seen many movies with this recipe, ne
“Heat” directed by Michael Mann is a crime epic based on the exploits of real life criminal Neil McCauley. Although mostly fictional, with the events and character having real life basis, Mann is able to elevate this crime drama above other films in a similar genre. Robert De Niro plays Neil McCauley, a knowledgable experienced criminal who’s skill set includes playing cat and mouse with the

**Heat earns its way onto top 25 lists for heist films and 90s action, but its faults keep it low in the rankings.** Heat gets so many things right. The stellar cast continues to surprise me with all the different names and faces I recognize when I watch it. The action is exceptional, especially considering this film is over 25 years old. The shoot-out in the middle of the movie is riveting, ra

Partly I'm disappointed in myself for taking so long to watch _Heat_ because it's such a massive influence on one of the best movies ever (_The Dark Knight_), and one my favourite video games ever (_Payday: The Heist_). Mostly though, I'm disappointed in myself for taking so long to watch _Heat_ because I've denied myself for so long the privilege of having seen such a great fucking crime movie

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