PS Nystrom
Second Unit
- Joined
- Jan 27, 1999
- Messages
- 444
'Heat' is one of my favorite films of all time, but I have to admit it's not perfect. For me, the film is similar to watching 'Toy Story' over and over again, there's so much detail in the background that I find something new about it each time I watch.
So I was watching 'Heat' for the who-knows-how-many time yesterday and a couple new things bothered me. One was at the very beginning when the crew takes out the armored truck. We see that this happens right in front of a used car dealership, yet for some reason there aren't a half-dozen sales reps standing outside waiting for a customer. The only reason I can think of for this to be happening is that it's too early in the morning and the dealership isn't open yet? I can buy that.
The second thing that bothered me has to do with the character Waingro. He tips off Van Zant about the crew hitting the bank and then Van Zant tells the cops, right? I want to know how Waingro knew when and where the crew would be hitting next. Obviously they didn't part on good terms (which is why Waingro turns them in in the first place), and the bank deal wasn't planned before the truck heist, so he couldn't have know while they were still working together. So if he knew about it he'd have had to have found out from some third party, right? Does anyone have a better or more detailed explanation?
Pieter
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"Too late, I'm in the 40's, gotta go around the horn... it's faster!"
BoomRoom
So I was watching 'Heat' for the who-knows-how-many time yesterday and a couple new things bothered me. One was at the very beginning when the crew takes out the armored truck. We see that this happens right in front of a used car dealership, yet for some reason there aren't a half-dozen sales reps standing outside waiting for a customer. The only reason I can think of for this to be happening is that it's too early in the morning and the dealership isn't open yet? I can buy that.
The second thing that bothered me has to do with the character Waingro. He tips off Van Zant about the crew hitting the bank and then Van Zant tells the cops, right? I want to know how Waingro knew when and where the crew would be hitting next. Obviously they didn't part on good terms (which is why Waingro turns them in in the first place), and the bank deal wasn't planned before the truck heist, so he couldn't have know while they were still working together. So if he knew about it he'd have had to have found out from some third party, right? Does anyone have a better or more detailed explanation?
Pieter
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"Too late, I'm in the 40's, gotta go around the horn... it's faster!"
BoomRoom