I watched this Pacino/Deniro movie over the weekend. I'd seen it a couple of times already & still find it to be a solid flick. There are a few parts where the technical production isn't so great, although maybe it was considered SOTA at the time. One of these scenes is the one in which Pacino is talking with his girlfriend while standing on his balcony overlooking the lights of the LA night - it's so superimposed it's distracting. But, on the whole I still think it a great movie.
One thing I noticed during this viewing was that Pacino vacilated between his former style of (normal) vocal delivery & his more recent technique in which he yells nearly all his lines. I don't think it was too long after Heat that he stated delivering many of his lines in this loud fashion. It's a real shame as it gets annoying very quickly.
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Topic - Heat - PdL 15:25:10 01/26/09 (10)
- Truly a neo classic despite over-the-top Al.....Bobby shined . . . - mr grits 19:03:13 01/27/09 (0)
- RE: Heat - mishmashmusic 05:29:02 01/27/09 (8)
- music during the bank heist: - Prisoners 15:45:10 01/27/09 (0)
- C'mon, the scene in the restaurant between Al and Bobby is a classic! nt - tinear 07:08:43 01/27/09 (6)
- All I remember from the scene in the restaurant between Al and Bobby is... - mpathus 11:54:03 01/27/09 (5)
- Al lost his mind after trying to transform himself into three characters - Jazz Inmate 19:40:54 01/27/09 (4)
- Pacino's most balanced character... - afilado 21:42:52 01/29/09 (1)
- I agree - mishmashmusic 08:00:06 01/30/09 (0)
- Not really. Go back and look at "Dog Day Afternoon," especially the - tinear 11:29:33 01/29/09 (0)
- Good one! Seems pretty true... - mpathus 23:50:45 01/27/09 (0)