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Dean (6927 KP) rated Heat (1995) in Movies

Aug 18, 2017  
Heat (1995)
Heat (1995)
1995 | Action, Crime, Thriller
10
8.5 (37 Ratings)
Movie Rating Watch
All star cast (2 more)
Intriguing story from both sides of the law
Amazing shoot out scene
A finely crafted heist film
A brilliant crime thriller/ heist movie with an amazing cast. Al Pacino and Robert Deniro are great as the brains behind operations on opposing sides of the law. Turn up the surround sound for the shoot out, awsome scene that raised the bar for the genre.
  
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Glyn talbot (193 KP) Jan 28, 2023

Heat and Miami Vice was directed by Michael Mann as well
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Merissa (13792 KP) created a post

Jan 21, 2026  
Hunter becomes the hunted. 🔍⚠️

Don’t miss the Guest Post, Excerpt & Giveaway for Illusion of Truth (A Detective Emily Hunter Mystery #3) by James L’Etoile. A tense #Crime novel packed with #Mystery, #Thriller pacing, and sharp #PoliceProcedural detail.

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Tagging: @AuthorJamesLetoile @partnersincrimevbt
      
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Rhubarbio (27 KP) rated Chronicles of Crime in Tabletop Games

May 25, 2019  
Chronicles of Crime
Chronicles of Crime
2018 | Deduction, Entertainment, Murder & Mystery
9
8.6 (5 Ratings)
Tabletop Game Rating
Great use of QR codes (3 more)
Perfect integration of old and new - VR technology with a board game
Co-operative deductive game
Engaging stories!
Concerted effort required to make sure everyone takes a role, as too easy for players to just listen to one player narrating and leading the game. (0 more)
Chronicles of Crime by Lucky Duck Games is an amazing co-operative game that incorporates QR codes, to be scanned by a mobile phone, VR technology to see crime scenes in 3D, and a board with locations. Therefore this game not only marries technology with traditional gaming, but does this without being tacky or a gimmick! Originally this game was launched via Kickstarter, but I believe this will have hit general release with a few expansions already. The stories are engaging and the game very enjoyable. I must say, the crime scenes are quite sobering and grim, therefore not for children but an amazing experience for adults. The way the game is structured, Lucky Duck can continue to publish new cases, using the characters and locations on the boards you already have, resulting in a potential for continued play beyond the stories contained in the box. I thoroughly recommend this game at a player count of 2-3...more than this, I think it may become a little boring for additional players.