>A guy told me one time, "Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner"
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>A guy told me one time, "Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel t...
Ah, that explains De Niro's black family.
jej
Howling
Does it?
Robert De Black
that's good advice
it's basically "spark joy" for men
Spicy take B. . . Some would say the spiciest.
What went so right with heat mannbros, I never get bored watching this movie
they're making a sequel you should avoid lest your feelings be tainted
The book is pretty good. The film version will come down to casting. Hopefully no deaging shit.
Well who's in it? Val kilmer can't talk anymore so he's out, last thing I saw ashley judd in was twin peaks the return. Pacino was acting like himself in house of gucci.
Nobody in the original cast, they'll have to recast. The book doesn't advance time nearly enough to use anyone today.
Books pretty good, so far. I have hope Mann wont frick it up. Book deffo feels like Heat.
Multiple months of arms training with the major actors.
Hope you've seen Thief
It's a free country, brother. I don't either
>What went so right
Literally everything. Try and name a flaw, you can't.
it drags a lot, definitely didn't need to be 3 fricking hours long
Collateral>Heat
I mean yeah its a bit long but it does a very good job pacing it. Its not, for example, Lawrence of Arabia and Barry Lyndon where I had to literally watch it in two parts because I was falling asleep.
>Payday the Movie
Gee, i wonder why
>that guy in the crew who uses a child as a human shield when fleeing the bank job
What a scumbag
> For me the sun rises and sets with her, man.
ill never feel this way.. im just done with women at this point, bros.. a bitter pill to swallow
Chris was done with them too, at the end
miami vice was better
Extremely moronic
miami vice is infinitely rewatchable
heat is only good for why'd he have to get it on memes beyond the first couple viewings.
>infinitely
Not that anon but I watched Heat a few times a week for a year or so. Not counting all the times I've seen it since then. When I first found it I watched it every day. I've seen Miami Vice, which I still like a lot, about 5 times total.