Why did Lauren attempt to kill herself in the hotel bath tub? [She was upset becasue her father was suppose to hang out with her, but he ditched her again.]
Answered by pross79
Heat (1995) - 3 questions
Directed by Michael Mann, starring Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Tom Sizemore, Amy Brenneman, Ashley Judd, Dennis Haysbert, Hank Azaria, Jon Voight, Natalie Portman, William Fichtner (add more)
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Why did Lauren attempt to kill herself in the hotel bath tub? [She was upset becasue her father was suppose to hang out with her, but he ditched her again.]
Answered by pross79
During the bank heist, where did the three men's large weapons come from? They could have tucked them in their suits as they did while leaving after the robbery, but the weapons would have been very visible. Where did they come from? [The CAR-15 type rifles the bank robbers have can be fitted with telescopic stocks. With the stock collapsed and a 11.5 inch barrel (which is what it looked like DeNiro had when he used his rifle to shoot through the windshield of the car he was in) it is relatively easy to conceal the rifle beneath a normal suit jacket. The only thing visible may have been the flash suppressor at the end of the barrel, but most people wouldn't recognize that anyway.]
Answered by Mobrien316
At the beginning at the movie, there is a scene with Val Kilmer using a red/pink t-shirt and it is very visible a swelling in the elbow of his left arm. Can anyone tell me what is that? [It's an injury he picked up while working on "The Doors". One scene required him to dive off a stage, and the director had him repeat this many times. During one take, he landed quite heavily on his left elbow, which caused a permanent swelling.]
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