Heat at the Chelsea

Let us get together to watch this legendary robbers and cops movie from perfectionist director Michael Mann. This is the first and essentially only time when two screen legends, de Niro and Pacino appear in the same film: the scene in the cafe between the robber and cop is iconic.

And if you like ChatGPT's version: Heat (1995) is a crime thriller directed by Michael Mann, starring Al Pacino as an obsessive LAPD detective and Robert De Niro as a disciplined professional thief. The film follows their cat-and-mouse game as De Niro's crew plans a final heist, while Pacino closes in. Known for its intense action sequences, deep character studies, and the iconic face-off between the two leads, Heat explores themes of duty, loneliness, and the blurred lines between cops and criminals.

The movie was made in 1995 and it aged very well.
It starts at 4:30, so let us meet at 4:15 to chat and find our seats.

It may be too late to go out afterwards, but we can chat in the lobby and discuss what we have seen.