Hey cinnifile fans this is John. This week we are talking 1995's heat. That's right the film directed written and co-produced by Michael man that stars Al Pacino, Robert DeNiro, Val Kilmer, Ashley Judd,

Hank Azaria, John Void, Tom Seismore, and a who's who of incredible actors and character actors and a very young

Natalie Portman still making her way here in Hollywood. This is a fantastic film

that so many people waited for in 1995 the idea of Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino sharing

the screen and that's cafe scene in the movie has become so iconic. We're going to

break this film down this week talk talk about why we loved it, what we enjoyed about the film, and also what its legacy still is so many years later, 23 years later, in the lexicon of crime films and in the lexicon of film.

So join us this week as Steve and I talk about 1995's Heat.

Remember Jimmy McElwain on a yard.

I used to say you want to be making moves on the street.

Have no attachments.

Allow nothing to be in your life that you cannot walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you spot the heat around the corner.

Remember that? Hello and welcome once again to the cinnophiles where each week we enter the world of a great film

we explored steams the history the filmmaking and the influence it has on us today.

My name is Steve Morris. I am a filmmaker and directing instructor in Los Angeles, California.

Hello everyone, my name is John Roca.

I am a voiceover artist, producer host for Collider also for the top 10 show and

possibly two new shows coming in 2019 we'll see if I can get this squared away

but because you have so much extra time for more shows

We were just talking off camera about how much little time I have but a couple of things have kind of come up and I'm interested in exploring them and we'll see how it goes but but it will

require me making some changes in my living arrangement to make it possible so

we'll see. You have to live in a room with a built-in mic above your bed so you can roll out of bed immediately

begin podcasting.

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