the downtown Los Angeles shootout. However, I recently realized that the best scene from Heat doesn’t involve high-caliber shootouts after an epic bank robbery, or any action at all. Instead ...

According to Michael Mann, the thing that made Val Kilmer’s iconic shootout scene in Heat so great, was the fact that “95% of you won't be able to fire this well.” Written and directed by ...

For this edition of That One Scene, we’ll be discussing the iconic bank robbery and shootout on the streets of Los Angeles, and that makes us very excited, since the firefight in Heat is the ...

This movie slaps, and the Downtown LA firefight is one of the most exhilarating action scenes ever ... Because if “Heat” did have a realistic depiction of a massive gunfight in Downtown ...

He eventually killed McCauley in a shootout in 1964 — just as Pacino ... and Azaria’s look of shaken disbelief was authentic. This scene in “Heat” (L) is an ode to the Alex Coville ...

“The odd thing about me is, I really have no connection to guns,” Pacino told Yahoo Movies (watch above) while discussing three scenes from Michael Mann’s beloved 1995 heist movie ...

On De Niro’s request, the silver screen titans did not rehearse the scene in full together, optioning to allow the unfamiliarity between the rivals to become more palpable. “In Heat ...

There’s a scene about 40 minutes into Heat where Neil McCauley (Robert De ... Unlike the doomed heist that starts the film, or the major shootout that follows about an hour later, this ...