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Michael Mann has started scouting for Heat 2 & the image I shared last week below has struck me like a lightning rod. Mann is such an inspiration. He’s a soft-spoken perfectionist who cares deeply about his work. I want Heat 2 to succeed. I want Mann to direct...

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It’s official: Michael Mann starts shooting the Heat sequel this September- in just a few months. Some of you have asked- rightly- why I’m in favor of a Heat sequel but against a Godfather reboot. The answer is simple, which is Michael Mann is returning to direct Heat 2.
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It’s official: Michael Mann starts shooting the Heat sequel this September- in just a few months. Some of you have asked- rightly- why I’m in favor of a Heat sequel but against a Godfather reboot. The answer is simple, which is Michael Mann is returning to direct Heat 2.

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I hope sequels like Gladiator II serve as cautionary tales for Heat 2. Like most people, I really wanted Gladiator II to work, but both the story & the filmmaking are just not good. But the fact Heat 2 is based off a quality crime novel (written by Mann himself) is reassuring.
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I hope sequels like Gladiator II serve as cautionary tales for Heat 2. Like most people, I really wanted Gladiator II to work, but both the story & the filmmaking are just not good. But the fact Heat 2 is based off a quality crime novel (written by Mann himself) is reassuring.

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