Warning: If Michael Mann’s 1995 masterpiece, “Heat,” comes on during a conversation or important life moment, my attention span may be impacted.
It’s a movie I could discuss all day long and twice on Thursdays--breaking down the two hour, 50 minute film endlessly in every facet of long-form film discussion. Forget the drive-by movie reviews, where the film critic plays a Bob Ross video as he reviews the film. I am on the other side of the street, a guy who can disappear into a movie for hours and only hit pause to make his son dinner.
This week, the kettle corn “Heat” bag was dropped off at my door again.
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