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It left me feeling disappointed and unfulfilled. The movie is centered around a bank robbery that is so far-fetched and unrealistic that it's hard to take seriously. The characters make rash decisions without any regard for the consequences, which is completely unrealistic and hard to believe.

The conversations between the characters were poorly written and lacked depth. The dialogue felt forced and stilted, making it difficult to empathize with the characters. This lack of chemistry between the actors made it hard to stay invested in the story.

Overall, Heat lacked coherence and failed to deliver a compelling story. The movie felt like a disjointed collection of scenes that didn't really make sense. The bank robbery scenes were absurd, and the lack of realism made it hard to suspend disbelief.

In conclusion, I wouldn't recommend Heat to anyone. If you're looking for a good movie to watch, there are plenty of better options out there. Don't waste your time.

Unrealistic in the most silliest way. Why would a government secret service starts war in a broad daylight in the center of Europe just to get a man/usb. Does anyone who worked on this movie have a brain?