This scene is like an apex for me. I bought the movie, not knowing that this was forthcoming. This transcends most anything in the history of Hollywood. Two super heavyweights, perhaps in the tail end of their respective primes, but the performances completely deliver what they both have on top of their game. Both of these actors were "The guys", and neither is backing down, neither one "wins". We may never see anything like this again...
This face off is similar to the one in The Dark Knight when halfway through the movie Batman finally sits down with Joker for the first time in the interrogation room.
@eazyfolders It's because you have no context of what is happening. The entire movie is lead up to this point and if you don't know what's going on, why the fuck are you watching it?
I have a video of this scene I directed in class I was so nervous. I seen Heat in 1995 and thought it was very intriguing how a cop and a thief could have the same in common with wanting to share their problems to one another since they can't share with their own group of people. I couldn't see the scene until after I directing the scene, then I saw it again in 2010.
I have a video of this scene I directed in class I was so nervous. I seen Heat in 1995 and thought it was very intriguing how a cop and a thief could have the same in common with wanting to share their problems to one another since they can't share with their own group of people. I couldn't see the scene until after I directing the scene, then I saw it again in 2010.
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I remember seeing a documentary somewhere where they stated that these two didin't actually shoot this scene together... they were each shot doing their lines seperately.
It's almost like as characters, they don't want to one up each other because of respect. But, as actors they too, don't want to one up each other out of respect. It just doesn't get much better than this.
It's kind of a contrived scenario and dialogue, but it is interesting because it's the only scene with the two of them together, and they do their best to make the most of it.
Won't someone PLEASE come up with a good Mafia script and pit these two super powerhouses against each other?
This movie is the first time these two actors appeared on screen together at the same time (they were both in Godfather II, but never at the same time)...but notice that their faces NEVER were on screen at the same time...egos were too big. Not until Righteous Kill in 2008 do they appear on screen together WITh their faces showing at the same time. That, my friend, is the definition of EGO.
What is it with this huuge following on this movie? It was good when it came out but it has acquired a new wave of followers. I guess is hard to get Al Pacino, Robert DeNiro, Val Kilmer, Ashley Judd, Danny Trejo, Natalie Portman and Jon Voight together on the same movie!
@Pleaver He certainly did not peak in this movie. As a matter of fact, this was probably the very last of his great roles. He peaked with either Taxi Driver or Raging Bull, depending on who you ask. I'll take Taxi Driver, which was 19 years before Heat.
@Mowglieboy69 I don't about that. Jackie Brown was 97 and -though his role wasn't huge- he was great in that. I found him particularly incredible in the scene where he's walking out of the mall with Bridget Fonda. I would say that that counts as one of his "last great roles".
As I get older (27 right now) this movie just keeps getting better....I'd argue it's just as good as Godfather which I rank as my #1 movie of all time....
I think they are currently working on a movie together. Not very exciting for me, this and Scarface are the only Pacino movies I liked. (THAT IS JUST ME). Deniro I only saw part of Godfather 2 and I thought his story was the only interesting part (JUST ME), also in High School we watched that movie where he play's a guy who can't read. It was okay (I guess). But the rumor is Deniro is supposed to play Vince Lombardi, that I would love to see.
Incredible film! One kind of a kind. Micheal Mann has yet to make another film that is even comparable to this. Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino's only other (recent) film was "Righteous Kill" which was a failure and joke. They should have never taken the role.
@irishace11 actually if you watch the "behind the scenes" footage they actually did film the scene together. It's just the way Michael mann (the director) chose to shoot it that makes it appear as if they were shoot seperately.
Great scene. You know why such memorable scenes, and memorable movies, are so rare nowadays? It's because society lost patience. Society is not patient enough anymore to watch a 7min scene where 2 guys are just sitting down and chatting. With all the available information and "want it all right now right there" mentality, movie producers know that what people want now doesn't correspond to that greatness we had years ago. Same thing for videogames. Most serve an impatient clientele now.
@ig00g1e No you can't show me anything because it's a matter of taste whether you like the scene or not and you can't convince me that I don't like it .
@WorldOfSnakes the 90's was the last decade of well written movies w/ not only action but great dialogue. Movies like heat actually draw you into the movie rather than just presenting you something over the top.
@diviasee1 Yeah I agree and I think it's a cultural thing. If people were more patient and they actually took their time to look deeper into things, like they used to do before, we'd still have great movies coming out. But instead, the producers know what people want, so they make movies to please the masses and give them their quick fix. It's all about quick fixes these days. Same thing for the music industry: new artists just fly in and fade out so quickly, it's just a temporary fix for ppl.
@PUNKem733 yea it is pretty much the good old days, the days when people actually put forth a little bit of effort in creating something original. I seen where there are remaking Total Recall, took a lot of talent to remake a movie that came out in 1990, same decade that heat came out in. It was the last good ol days. Not saying that there are no good movies out now, just not many rememorable ones. Thats my story and I'm "Schtick'in" to it.
Ich habe mir wirklich viele Meisterwerke angesehen... In Amerika gibt es viele gute Schauspieler und viele gute, die schon verstorben sind. Jedes Jahrzent hatte seine Besten... Aber ich kann sagen, dass Robert De Niro und Al Pacino (Marlon Brando eingeschlossen) die vielseitigsten Schauspieler in der Geschichte sind. Humphrey Bogart, Cary grant - alles Größen der Filmgeschichte. Aber keiner so vielseitig, wie diese beiden. Wahre Künstler...
Al pacino and robert de niro were never in the same movie together!!! I challenge anyone out there to show me a frame in this movie where the camera shows both their faces simultaneously. They are always speaking to their stunt doubles even in this diner scene.
@insanity21376 Their faces are not shown together from 2:51 to 3:03. The camera shows pacinos face then roberts face but never both faces in the same frame. When the camera shows roberts face you see the back of pacinos head and vice versa. Challenge is still on. Try again.
@insanity21376 Ok so you showed me ONE scene and it's Extremely DARK!!! Check this link out and you'll see what hollywood can do in movies. /watch?v=yhk-J9YwLR8
@heapner You asked for one scene in your "challenge." That being said, it is the only time in the movie where both their faces are shown. But, check this link and you'll see they were both present (and shown at the table in various still shots) for the filming of the restaurant scene. /watch?v=LnFRvYhdbyM
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So yes that was both of them in the same shots throughout the scene & not stunt doubles, though I suppose you'll now claim Michael Mann and the others interviewed in that piece are lying.
@insanity21376 OK I admit that I was partly wrong. This does show that they were in the same scene together. I commend you for that. But I still believe that they are NOT together in all of the scenes in this movie. Stunt doubles are used a lot in this movie in my opinion. I am a huge fan of both these actors. Maybe now I'll give this movie a try. Thanks.... I guess.
One of the things I loved about Goodfellas was that the guys (who in real life) pulled off the biggest heist in history were not these mythical monk-like supercriminals. They were low-impule-control psychos who wanted money first and foremost and they did anything to get it, even blatantly disregard the orders of their Mafia superiors.
Samurai crooks (Like DeNiro AGAIN in "the Score") take me out of the film.
for the people that are saying they shot the scene apart which they did not btw, why would they do that ? besides pacino has already put that to rest, buy the dvd and find out for yourself
".....or maybe we'll never see each other again." - I think that line has a double meaning, especially since it's the first time both of them have appeared in a scene together in a film. I could have sworn Pacino had a bit of a smirk on his face after he said that :)
They didn't do this scene together. Each of their parts were filmed separately. That is why the angle is only always a view of the back of one of their heads. So it may be that they have not done a scene together yet.
@1JPH You're wrong. Pacino and Deniro did shoot the scene together. It's an urban myth that they shot the restaurant scene separately. If you watch the Letterbox version, you can see both in the same shot together. On the special edition DVD of Heat, Pacino even states that he and Deniro were allowed by the director to do the scene together with no rehearsals, to make their meeting seem more genuine. Sorry to bust your bubble, but the two shot the scene sitting across from each other.
@GrooTheWanderer80 I love this scene. Next to the part when they steal millions and the gun fight I have to say this is probably the best part of the movie.
@CMO21211 well in order to dislike it and make my opinion, I did have to watch it first, didnt I ?? just cause you live in a dump like the united states, are people questioning why you live there ?? .
Great scene, the dedicated detective and the score taker facing off. Great flic.
400hpmustang 1 hour ago
this is one of the best cinematic scenes ever
TheVlad9 1 day ago
this is stupid scene
mroboiz 1 week ago
@mroboiz Why dont you like this scene?
TerrenceA1 3 days ago
This scene is like an apex for me. I bought the movie, not knowing that this was forthcoming. This transcends most anything in the history of Hollywood. Two super heavyweights, perhaps in the tail end of their respective primes, but the performances completely deliver what they both have on top of their game. Both of these actors were "The guys", and neither is backing down, neither one "wins". We may never see anything like this again...
MrJpbc78 1 week ago
This face off is similar to the one in The Dark Knight when halfway through the movie Batman finally sits down with Joker for the first time in the interrogation room.
DUNNJIN 3 weeks ago
never seen this movie befor, aries spears made this scene sound better then what it is..still a good scene though
eazyfolders 1 month ago 2
@eazyfolders It's because you have no context of what is happening. The entire movie is lead up to this point and if you don't know what's going on, why the fuck are you watching it?
spp41 1 week ago
@eazyfolders I agree I rushed to find this scene after I heard Aries talk about it!!! I bet it's much better in the context of the movie though.
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FraCaGuy777 1 month ago
@FraCaGuy777 shut up
shabuu56 2 weeks ago
aries spears ftw lol
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I have a video of this scene I directed in class I was so nervous. I seen Heat in 1995 and thought it was very intriguing how a cop and a thief could have the same in common with wanting to share their problems to one another since they can't share with their own group of people. I couldn't see the scene until after I directing the scene, then I saw it again in 2010.
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I have a video of this scene I directed in class I was so nervous. I seen Heat in 1995 and thought it was very intriguing how a cop and a thief could have the same in common with wanting to share their problems to one another since they can't share with their own group of people. I couldn't see the scene until after I directing the scene, then I saw it again in 2010.
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mattvp13 1 month ago
Anyone else see Andy Sandberg from dick in a box behind De Niro?
ImageInspiration 1 month ago
Best scene in the movie... Keep up the good work Michael
Local2133 1 month ago
I don't know who's the sexiest....I think both
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MikeProTools 2 months ago
"You see me doin' thrill-seeking liquor store hold-ups with a 'born-to-lose' tatoo on my chest?"
cdfreester 2 months ago
I ain't ever goin back
NorCal4Life925breh 3 months ago
I remember seeing a documentary somewhere where they stated that these two didin't actually shoot this scene together... they were each shot doing their lines seperately.
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Whyrweherereally 3 months ago
It's almost like as characters, they don't want to one up each other because of respect. But, as actors they too, don't want to one up each other out of respect. It just doesn't get much better than this.
UDubFootballFan 3 months ago
@UDubFootballFan xactly
Whyrweherereally 3 months ago
this scene is one of the best.the message is right on point with the background of the movie.I haven't seen a movie of this caliber yet in the 2ks.
throughdude23 3 months ago
39 people are fucking dumb!
bouler22 4 months ago
That is the skinniest Robert Deniro has ever been in his career.
zoeydebra 4 months ago
@zoeydebra Oh no, Taxi Driver.
IIty2iII 4 months ago
@IIty2iII I know and I still have not seen it yet but I will though . Yet he looks sexy in this seen.
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Kustzispat 4 months ago
It's kind of a contrived scenario and dialogue, but it is interesting because it's the only scene with the two of them together, and they do their best to make the most of it.
Won't someone PLEASE come up with a good Mafia script and pit these two super powerhouses against each other?
Weasler455 4 months ago
This movie is the first time these two actors appeared on screen together at the same time (they were both in Godfather II, but never at the same time)...but notice that their faces NEVER were on screen at the same time...egos were too big. Not until Righteous Kill in 2008 do they appear on screen together WITh their faces showing at the same time. That, my friend, is the definition of EGO.
Lorax5683 4 months ago
@Lorax5683 You are a fool...it was and always is the DIRECTOR'S call.
toekneeeyeoweme 4 months ago
@toekneeeyeoweme And I'm sure actor's egos never come into play or influence how a director handles a scene.
Lorax5683 4 months ago
@Lorax5683 Sshh...go comment on something about which you are knowledgable.
toekneeeyeoweme 4 months ago
@toekneeeyeoweme hee hee...you're a funny little boy.
Lorax5683 4 months ago
@Lorax5683 I said sshh.
toekneeeyeoweme 4 months ago
@toekneeeyeoweme *snicker* *giggle*
Lorax5683 4 months ago
I was looking for something kinky. Didn't expect to come across this.
elitestar 4 months ago
I felt soooo sorry for BOTH these characters when I saw the movie---and I STILL do....
TallBootsRock 4 months ago
What is it with this huuge following on this movie? It was good when it came out but it has acquired a new wave of followers. I guess is hard to get Al Pacino, Robert DeNiro, Val Kilmer, Ashley Judd, Danny Trejo, Natalie Portman and Jon Voight together on the same movie!
MrGENOSTV 4 months ago
Two of the greatest actors ever!
krayzeejojo 4 months ago
who would trade there left arm to be an extra in this scence
Pinkranger87 4 months ago
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thesidewayzone 4 months ago 8
Al aging faster than milk lmao
onetrashdancer 5 months ago
38 people don't like this??!!! WTF???
TheRogueJackass 5 months ago
DeNiro is so badass in this movie. He peaked here.
Pleaver 5 months ago
@Pleaver He certainly did not peak in this movie. As a matter of fact, this was probably the very last of his great roles. He peaked with either Taxi Driver or Raging Bull, depending on who you ask. I'll take Taxi Driver, which was 19 years before Heat.
Mowglieboy69 4 months ago
@Mowglieboy69 I don't about that. Jackie Brown was 97 and -though his role wasn't huge- he was great in that. I found him particularly incredible in the scene where he's walking out of the mall with Bridget Fonda. I would say that that counts as one of his "last great roles".
quackajack13z 4 months ago
@quackajack13z Yeah, I forgot about Jackie Brown. One of his more understated performances, but extremely effective nonetheless.
Mowglieboy69 4 months ago
"you see me doin two-bit liquor store holdups with a born too lose tatoo on my chest?"
01tnql 5 months ago
So if I send a clone down & eye corner you drillin I'm riggin the furnished rooms & turnin the lites off. K
Allenburn 5 months ago in playlist Assorted film clips
robert deniro and al pacino in heat....hmm..
blackhorse099 5 months ago
i have never seen the movie but i have heard bout this scene (keep in mind im 16) n now tht i have seen this scene i desperately want to see this now
MrBignate323 5 months ago
did you know they shooted this scene for pacino and de niro seperately. So they never been in the same room for this scene
besimav 5 months ago
@besimav Not true, son.
toekneeeyeoweme 3 months ago
@who8allmyhohos what? Cruising not listed???????
I hated Any Given Sunday. Al did the best he could in that movie.
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this movie taught me you'd get killed walking your doggie
fredericg54 6 months ago
@who8allmyhohos haven't you ever seen Awakenings?
MeijiKendo 6 months ago
LIKE A BAWS
AnInfinitethereality 6 months ago
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best movie of all times!
soychingon0579 6 months ago
two bosses right there
vadimzdonutube 6 months ago
As I get older (27 right now) this movie just keeps getting better....I'd argue it's just as good as Godfather which I rank as my #1 movie of all time....
rushdi34 7 months ago
I love how they smile at each other at the end
RandyEats12 7 months ago
there could be a third celeb in between that table, and it's Heinz ketchup.
crazykid2211 7 months ago
@MrDavidbobo25 right one of the most CLASSIC scenes ever
gronlaf 7 months ago
Damn this scene is an orgasm
lemisanthrope 7 months ago 8
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@lemisanthrope I get goosebumps every time I watch it. Greatest film of all time.
proadam9 3 months ago
I think they are currently working on a movie together. Not very exciting for me, this and Scarface are the only Pacino movies I liked. (THAT IS JUST ME). Deniro I only saw part of Godfather 2 and I thought his story was the only interesting part (JUST ME), also in High School we watched that movie where he play's a guy who can't read. It was okay (I guess). But the rumor is Deniro is supposed to play Vince Lombardi, that I would love to see.
southparkfan2717 7 months ago
Neither do i
therealplease 7 months ago
To Sketch02000 I agree 100%.
emc259 7 months ago
Barbecues and Ballgames
Gutts31 7 months ago
Incredible film! One kind of a kind. Micheal Mann has yet to make another film that is even comparable to this. Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino's only other (recent) film was "Righteous Kill" which was a failure and joke. They should have never taken the role.
Sketch02000 7 months ago
classic
xx1andONLYCJxx 7 months ago
Beautiful piece of film.
ActaNonVerba71 7 months ago
They had filmed this scene separately, look, they weren't in the same shot, body doubles. Not the backs of the heads.
irishace11 7 months ago
@irishace11 actually if you watch the "behind the scenes" footage they actually did film the scene together. It's just the way Michael mann (the director) chose to shoot it that makes it appear as if they were shoot seperately.
MsTonie29 7 months ago
for the subliminal meaning v=oYcZrwtwAQY
soulstice99 8 months ago
2 of the greatest actors going head to head. a cinemactic masterpiece
Drezyful 8 months ago
Great scene, but a very unfortunate name for this particular Youtube video.
se7en00110111 8 months ago 48
@se7en00110111 bwahahaha
ActaNonVerba71 7 months ago
@se7en00110111 LOL...indeed are very poor word choice...the titler missed "the couplng " :)
flatsfishingonline 6 months ago
@se7en00110111 I never notice it.. Too funny
TheMusicallday 3 months ago
Deniro IS the heat in this movie. His intensity burns right throught the screen.
capebee 8 months ago
Dislike, fuck YouTube, there is no dislike for this video you sick fucks. Go kill yourselves.
ALOSTAMERICAN 8 months ago
Whoa. Any more cajones in one movie, and it would break the space-time continuum.
logik316 8 months ago
This is like Obama with honorable burial of Osama
ceez001 8 months ago
@ceez001 lol
MrDjoyahs 8 months ago
great fucking movie you want to do crime do it right
tonyb196969 9 months ago
"What the fuck is that, barbecues and ball games?"
Classic Bobby D! Great movie with the two greatest actors of all time !
spxeli 9 months ago
Great scene. You know why such memorable scenes, and memorable movies, are so rare nowadays? It's because society lost patience. Society is not patient enough anymore to watch a 7min scene where 2 guys are just sitting down and chatting. With all the available information and "want it all right now right there" mentality, movie producers know that what people want now doesn't correspond to that greatness we had years ago. Same thing for videogames. Most serve an impatient clientele now.
WorldOfSnakes 9 months ago 36
@WorldOfSnakes Wise words my friend.
MrOrion92 8 months ago
@MrOrion92 Thanks.
WorldOfSnakes 8 months ago
@WorldOfSnakes And conversely I can show you why this scene is riddled with lame logic, horrible ethics, and moral contradictions.
ig00g1e 6 months ago
@ig00g1e No you can't show me anything because it's a matter of taste whether you like the scene or not and you can't convince me that I don't like it .
WorldOfSnakes 6 months ago
@WorldOfSnakes the 90's was the last decade of well written movies w/ not only action but great dialogue. Movies like heat actually draw you into the movie rather than just presenting you something over the top.
diviasee1 6 months ago
@diviasee1 Yeah I agree and I think it's a cultural thing. If people were more patient and they actually took their time to look deeper into things, like they used to do before, we'd still have great movies coming out. But instead, the producers know what people want, so they make movies to please the masses and give them their quick fix. It's all about quick fixes these days. Same thing for the music industry: new artists just fly in and fade out so quickly, it's just a temporary fix for ppl.
WorldOfSnakes 6 months ago
@diviasee1 LOL No it's not. Everyone has to come on YT, and perform "OHHH the good ol' days" Schtick.
PUNKem733 4 months ago
@PUNKem733 yea it is pretty much the good old days, the days when people actually put forth a little bit of effort in creating something original. I seen where there are remaking Total Recall, took a lot of talent to remake a movie that came out in 1990, same decade that heat came out in. It was the last good ol days. Not saying that there are no good movies out now, just not many rememorable ones. Thats my story and I'm "Schtick'in" to it.
diviasee1 4 months ago
@WorldOfSnakes It is called DIGITAL ADD.
MrGENOSTV 4 months ago
@MrGENOSTV What?
WorldOfSnakes 4 months ago
@WorldOfSnakes I trust you've heard they're making Metal Gear Rising an action game.
0rcryst 4 months ago
@0rcryst Yes they are and I can't wait!
WorldOfSnakes 4 months ago
PROBABLY 2 BEST ACTORS OF THEIR ERA.
I MISS JOE PESCI, THAT WOULD BE A MONSTER TRIO.
cammpinno 9 months ago
4:30 on is the best
DoubleAgent244 10 months ago
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SupaioMillieay853 10 months ago
I LOVE the end of this movie.
Shelby596 10 months ago
Ich habe mir wirklich viele Meisterwerke angesehen... In Amerika gibt es viele gute Schauspieler und viele gute, die schon verstorben sind. Jedes Jahrzent hatte seine Besten... Aber ich kann sagen, dass Robert De Niro und Al Pacino (Marlon Brando eingeschlossen) die vielseitigsten Schauspieler in der Geschichte sind. Humphrey Bogart, Cary grant - alles Größen der Filmgeschichte. Aber keiner so vielseitig, wie diese beiden. Wahre Künstler...
AlPacino1337 10 months ago
These two today will put there name and face on anything for more coins , no fucking creed . cha cha cha dancing with the stars will be calling :)
onetrashdancer 10 months ago
to the 38 people that's DON'T LIKE that scene "enjoy your barbecue and your ballgame...!"
tuatahi 10 months ago
Ever notice that if Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro do a movie together it fucking rocks?
Gladeator123 10 months ago 4
Pacino > De Zero. Thumbs up if you agree.
Almogrew 10 months ago
@Almogrew There both great actors. Eat a dick.
AIFRANCHISE1 10 months ago 3
@Almogrew Trollin?
WorldOfSnakes 9 months ago
great scene from a great movie
sbxlv1 11 months ago
38 people are victims of all the murders Al has ever worked.
troublesomej 11 months ago
this title is kinda misleading
321bangbang123 11 months ago
38 people are monks!
Dachi1991 11 months ago
i gotta be honest here........i almost always cry at the end of this movie
pmills89 11 months ago
Nope they did a WHOLE movie together Righteous kill :))
BloodRid3r 11 months ago
Al pacino and robert de niro were never in the same movie together!!! I challenge anyone out there to show me a frame in this movie where the camera shows both their faces simultaneously. They are always speaking to their stunt doubles even in this diner scene.
heapner 11 months ago
@heapner
Please imdb the film Righteous Kill.
Chazzmatazz 11 months ago
@heapner A frame with both their faces? Yeah sure, let's go:
/watch?v=t3qLbQFYHP8 (from 2:51 to 3:03)
Got any more challenges lying around?
And to debunk your bullshit "stunt double in the diner scene" theory:
/watch?v=LnFRvYhdbyM
insanity21376 9 months ago
@insanity21376 Their faces are not shown together from 2:51 to 3:03. The camera shows pacinos face then roberts face but never both faces in the same frame. When the camera shows roberts face you see the back of pacinos head and vice versa. Challenge is still on. Try again.
heapner 9 months ago
@heapner I'm not talking about at 2:51 in this video, but in this video:
/watch?v=t3qLbQFYHP8
Put youtube (dot) com in front and go that video.
Or do this search - HEAT: Robert De Niro and Al Pacino meets at the highway in HEAT
insanity21376 9 months ago
@insanity21376 Ok so you showed me ONE scene and it's Extremely DARK!!! Check this link out and you'll see what hollywood can do in movies. /watch?v=yhk-J9YwLR8
heapner 9 months ago
@heapner You asked for one scene in your "challenge." That being said, it is the only time in the movie where both their faces are shown. But, check this link and you'll see they were both present (and shown at the table in various still shots) for the filming of the restaurant scene. /watch?v=LnFRvYhdbyM
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So yes that was both of them in the same shots throughout the scene & not stunt doubles, though I suppose you'll now claim Michael Mann and the others interviewed in that piece are lying.
insanity21376 9 months ago
@insanity21376 OK I admit that I was partly wrong. This does show that they were in the same scene together. I commend you for that. But I still believe that they are NOT together in all of the scenes in this movie. Stunt doubles are used a lot in this movie in my opinion. I am a huge fan of both these actors. Maybe now I'll give this movie a try. Thanks.... I guess.
heapner 9 months ago
One of the things I loved about Goodfellas was that the guys (who in real life) pulled off the biggest heist in history were not these mythical monk-like supercriminals. They were low-impule-control psychos who wanted money first and foremost and they did anything to get it, even blatantly disregard the orders of their Mafia superiors.
Samurai crooks (Like DeNiro AGAIN in "the Score") take me out of the film.
HGPMischiefMaker 1 year ago
Famous, memorable, and a masterpiece of a scene.
animegamer77 1 year ago
2:55 classic robert deniro grin placed perfectly in the scene
danwalsh92 1 year ago
that your life...
jbadaluco 1 year ago
thats what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object ladies & gentlemen
whatsgoingon07 1 year ago
@whatsgoingon07 the question is which is the force and which is the object?
bsport48 10 months ago
you see me doing thrill seeker liquor store holdups with a born to lose tatoo on my chest?
broach221 1 year ago
This is the best with Bob Deniro & Al Pacino.. But the movie with 50 cent ruin my vison of Bob & Al...They should of left it at Heat.
prt61370 1 year ago
De Niro > Pacino
Bartels92 1 year ago
Fcuk The Town!!
Heat is what its all about
Two best right here...
BXNYhardstyle 1 year ago
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so you never wanted a regular type life?
Darwyn7 1 year ago
for the people that are saying they shot the scene apart which they did not btw, why would they do that ? besides pacino has already put that to rest, buy the dvd and find out for yourself
KC0462 1 year ago
Legendary scene, they just don´t make movies like this anymore...
SniPaLand 1 year ago
@Rebirth210 And I think they captured that poetry nicely.
Vincentaneous 1 year ago
2:53-2:57 i love it
tkl0085 1 year ago
Um, that's an interesting point. What are you, a monk?
traydevon 1 year ago
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One of the best movies to come out of the 90's
videozfann 1 year ago
thats the discipline, it is what it is its elther that or we go do something else pal!!! awesome words
ELBIROLAS 1 year ago
".....or maybe we'll never see each other again." - I think that line has a double meaning, especially since it's the first time both of them have appeared in a scene together in a film. I could have sworn Pacino had a bit of a smirk on his face after he said that :)
tributevocalist 1 year ago
@tributevocalist Totally saw the faint smirk.
Noyjeetut 1 year ago
@proebeluk
They didn't do this scene together. Each of their parts were filmed separately. That is why the angle is only always a view of the back of one of their heads. So it may be that they have not done a scene together yet.
1JPH 1 year ago
@1JPH You're wrong. Pacino and Deniro did shoot the scene together. It's an urban myth that they shot the restaurant scene separately. If you watch the Letterbox version, you can see both in the same shot together. On the special edition DVD of Heat, Pacino even states that he and Deniro were allowed by the director to do the scene together with no rehearsals, to make their meeting seem more genuine. Sorry to bust your bubble, but the two shot the scene sitting across from each other.
cocotazo 1 year ago
@1JPH , they both stared in Rightous Kill, where they share many scenes.
rememberI 1 year ago
@rememberI but that movie was doodoo
dumbledizzle 1 year ago
@1JPH The camera angles are significant for something entirely different, actually.
Defrath 1 year ago
This is just so EPIC! Thank you Mr. Michael Mann. Still Nr. 1 Film to me. By the Way. 2nd is True Romance. Dennis Hopper and Chris Walken.
pampadampampam 1 year ago
Classic!
flip1081 1 year ago
"There's a flipside to that coin...."
IRePlaaYs 1 year ago
No matter how old this movie is it never gets old.. I love this Movie!
MenacingAngel 1 year ago
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Best movie ever!
george820822 1 year ago
Dare you to watch the L.A. Takedown version of this scene and not laugh your ass off. I almost cried.lol
bigstabby 1 year ago
@bigstabby Shit, I just watched it lol.
It's like "Heat" as done by the highschool drama class. Amazing how the scene changes with different actors!
AEigner 1 year ago
@AEigner yeah that shit was pitiful.lol almost painful to watch. XD
bigstabby 1 year ago
"Fuck is that barbecue and ball games."
cisco6789 1 year ago
the thing about this scene is u can just feel the tension in the room
silverbeast75 1 year ago
37 people saw the heat coming around the corner and couldn't take it. How could anyone dislike this scene? A pox on all of you.
GrooTheWanderer80 1 year ago 42
@GrooTheWanderer80 I love this scene. Next to the part when they steal millions and the gun fight I have to say this is probably the best part of the movie.
dellthinker 1 year ago
@GrooTheWanderer80 make it 38 hahah.. fuck this scene
sycho67ak 1 year ago
@sycho67ak Fag.
animegamer77 1 year ago
@animegamer77 you must be either Al Pacino or Robert De Niro.. either case, fuck you !! this scene is an overhyped piece of shit !!!
sycho67ak 1 year ago
@sycho67ak cock sucker
mikeloli11 11 months ago
@mikeloli11 Al Pacino would say "Yea.. Cocksucker..."
sycho67ak 11 months ago
@sycho67ak then why are you watching it dumb fuck
CMO21211 11 months ago
@CMO21211 well in order to dislike it and make my opinion, I did have to watch it first, didnt I ?? just cause you live in a dump like the united states, are people questioning why you live there ?? .
sycho67ak 11 months ago
@sycho67ak all i can do is laugh at that. thats hiliarious.
CMO21211 11 months ago
Righteous Kill. Whole movie was them.
DomaSolarZ 1 year ago
De Niro & Pacino. Enough said.
Xionical 1 year ago
probably the greatest scene ever
bobby4500 1 year ago
@bobby4500
The Best Scene ever is Christopher walken and Dennis Hopper in True Romance.
It's a fact.
HipHopHead5611 1 year ago