>What did you love about it?
>What did you dislike about it?
>Favorite character/actor in the movie
>How would you rate it overall objectively?

there's nothing i can add to everyone that's already said everything they like. i will just note there's so much more of depressed Natalie Portman bullshit and "badass" scenes with Moby soundtrack than you remember

>>213868275 (OP)

I liked that they had to get it on.
I didn’t like the scenes when they weren’t getting it on.
I liked the guy who got it on most consistently.
On a binary scale of not getting it in yo getting it on, it got it on.

>>213868275 (OP)
A 6 or a 5 out of 10. It’s too long.

pretty convincing 50/50 unstoppable force VS immovable object kind of dynamic. The sense of chaos vs imposing order are about equal. The relationships are hokey like soap opera for men, so it's silly enough to not be overly "I'm doing Gun-fu philosophy!" A comfort movie with good suits but deeply silly.

>>213868372
great film taste

>>213868275 (OP)
Did he really have to get it on?

>>213868523
he was making a move, ergo, he had to get it on

this is actually the most masculine movie of all time
pure kino

>>213868523
It's a free country, brother.

>>213868275 (OP)
I wish there was a modern movie similar to heat. The closest thing that I can think of is s4 e5 of Mr.Robot where Elliot and Darlene break into some tech company to physically steal data and match a 2fac auth code. It's just kino. I want a modern heist movie with modern techniques. A shootout would be appreciated too.

>>213868486
thank you very much

>>213868604
Predator beats it

CLEAN UP, GO HOME

>>213868685
inside man and the town are the best 21st century heist movies
also Heist with gene hackman and ed norton from 2001 is quite good