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The powerful, dialogue-free sequence in “Heat” when Chris realizes he can’t come home. Val Kilmer and Ashley Judd are low-key masterful.

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Chad Stifflinvor 1 Jahr

Greta scene…she didn’t even need to make the hand gesture

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Laura Martinvor 1 Jahr

This scene is excellent and has haunted me for years

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Don Richvor 1 Jahr

The cop sets the stage just right. What else are you selling? All kind of _, but this sells itself. Perfectly done look. He wats a gambling junkie, but some things she couldn't do.

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Dr. Michellevor 1 Jahr

The look on his face.

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Rebuilding Since 1957vor 1 Jahr

Love the movie but how the hell did the police not recognize Chris after a mass killing of cops

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Kevin Sparaciovor 1 Jahr

Richard, do you have anything published or shareable on a Heat analysis? I know you live this film.

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Mc Flyvor 1 Jahr

That slight, but noticeable, way away of her hand, and the look on his face. Superb.

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Dani the Georgia Girlvor 1 Jahr

that's the scene that always comes to mind when I think about Heat.

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Wolverines! 🇺🇸🎗vor 1 Jahr

For me the sun rises and sets with her man.

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Ryan Curtinvor 1 Jahr

Masterful

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