Heat (1995) is a gripping crime thriller directed by Michael Mann, starring Al Pacino and Robert De Niro. It follows the intense cat-and-mouse game between veteran LAPD detective Vincent Hanna and master thief Neil McCauley.
As McCauley plans a high-stakes heist, Hanna becomes obsessed with taking him down. Their personal lives unravel, revealing the cost of their dedication to their work.
The film is known for its realistic action, psychological depth, and the iconic diner scene where Pacino and De Niro share the screen. The climactic downtown shootout is one of cinemaβs most intense sequences.
Heat is a masterpiece of the crime genre, blending action, drama, and moral complexity. Its influence can be seen in many modern heist films, making it a timeless classic.
