This
Movie has two of the greatest scenes ever
That talk between Dinero and Pacio
And the shootout
Brehs does the movie "Heat" still hold up?
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This
Movie has two of the greatest scenes ever
That talk between Dinero and Pacio
And the shootout
"you don't know what this is do you"
iFightSeagullsForBread
The Working Class Hero
Another movie that makes me wanna pack my shyt , and just live in L.A. 
WHy Waingrove? Why?
Watch again. Its still a masterpiece.
saw a 600 mb dvdrip on my computer.
what a disgraceful way i saw a lot of movies back then
This movie is an undeniable masterpiece. Michael Mann at his finest. So many quotables. My nikka DeNiro was on one. Pacino was killing it. "Cuz she had a great ASS!!! And your head was all up it!" Has me dying every time.
DeNiro's code made him go back and get that fukk boy Waingrow. He couldn't let that shyt slide.
DeNiro's code made him go back and get that fukk boy Waingrow. He couldn't let that shyt slide.
Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
Superstar
Lmao. I want touching movies under 700mb
Abd always looked for rips done by axxo
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Which movie has the least realistic ending? The LAPD letting a cop killer walk w/ a fake id, not even holding him for a detective to look @ him, or Ben moving to the swampland in Florida when he surely would be on the most wanted list?
I like heat better as a whole, but like Town too. But both those endings are just...
I say Towns ending was a lil more believable
If I remember correctly in the original script Hanna was on coke, which is why Pacino is wilding so much, yelling and shyt.
Fred.
'The Town' is more then solid, excellent directing from Affleck, and great performances by everyone….a tight scrip…it's a dope movie. However, I kind of derailed my appreciation for the movie, by reading the novel it was based upon, Chuck Hogan, who comes close to surpassing Dennis Lehane as a Boston crime novelist. The novel goes in about twenty years deeper, and just expands the scope of the narrative so much….as novels usually do…but the movie was just so trimmed down, in comparison.
As for the Chris/ID getaway, and Ashley Judd's warning signs, that is one of the most emotionally resonating scenes in the film, and while it is veering into unbelievable territory, you can always explain it by simply a disconnect in information and chain of command, and the inefficiencies of the police department….who are only human after all. Look at these manhunts recently, from Chris Dorner to Eric Frein. It's possible the SWAT guy that had him had only glanced at Chris pic, or seen a grainy prison picture, or surveillance tape….
As for the Chris/ID getaway, and Ashley Judd's warning signs, that is one of the most emotionally resonating scenes in the film, and while it is veering into unbelievable territory, you can always explain it by simply a disconnect in information and chain of command, and the inefficiencies of the police department….who are only human after all. Look at these manhunts recently, from Chris Dorner to Eric Frein. It's possible the SWAT guy that had him had only glanced at Chris pic, or seen a grainy prison picture, or surveillance tape….
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
My friend tried to tell me the town was better then this
You should stop being his friend.
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
That "friend" is imaginary. Nobody likes him. His pops tried to flush him down the toilet when he was a baby.
Exactly. It is not like the high level megapixel bullshyt they have now. Chris cut off his ponytail and dyed his hair. He had valid id and a valid car. Besides it didn't really matter if Chris got caught, but it allowed that great scene with him and Ashley Judd. Chris didn't know where Deniro's character was going to be.
The only plot point that was
was when Hanna chased Deniro's character to the airport (
). Them cacs old as shyt, aint nobody running that far without keeling over and dying.Mannnn this movie is a classic though.
