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- MOVIE page: The Heat (2013)
- Rate: 6.9/10 total 32,090 votes
- Genre: Action | Comedy | Crime
- Runtime: 117 min
- Filming Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
- Budget: $43,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross: $158,674,180 (USA) (20 September 2013)
- Director: Paul Feig
- Stars: Sandra Bullock, Michael McDonald, Melissa McCarthy | See full cast and crew
- Original Music By: Michael Andrews (music by) (as Mike Andrews)
- Soundtrack: Daft Punk Is Playing at My House
- Sound Mix: Dolby Digital | Datasat | SDDS
- Plot Keyword: Drug Lord | FBI Agent | Buddy Cop | Shot In The Head | Russian Roulette
- (in alphabetical order)
- Katie Dippold written by
Goofs: Continuity: When Ashburn and Mullins are in the bathroom fixing Ashburn's "look", after her pants have been cut, her shirt changes from being tucked to un-tucked (in the mirror) repeatedly.
Plot: An uptight FBI Special Agent is paired with a foul-mouthed Boston cop to take down a ruthless drug lord. Full summary » | »
Story: Sarah Ashburn, an FBI agent, is extremely ambitious and has her eye on a promotion, but she doesn't get along with her co-workers. She is sent to Boston to uncover the identity of an elusive drug lord, Mr. Larkin, by tracking down his proxy, Rojas, and is told that she'll have a good shot at the promotion if she finds Larkin. When she arrives in Boston, she learns that Larkin has been eliminating his competition and taking over their operations. She learns that Rojas is in Boston PD custody and goes to see him to ask him what he knows about Larkin, but is warned that the cop who arrested Rojas, Shannon Mullins, is very territorial, and she is not exactly sociable. When the two meet they don't get along. When Mullins learns why Ashburn is in Boston, she decides to find Larkin herself. Ashburn is told by her boss to work with Mullins, but it won't be easy because Ashburn does things by the book while Mullins does things her way. Written byrcs0411@yahoo.com
Produced By:
- Peter Chernin known as producer
- Dylan Clark known as executive producer
- Paul Feig known as executive producer
- Michele Imperato known as executive producer (as Michele Imperato Stabile)
- Jenno Topping known as producer
- Sandra Bullock known as Ashburn
- Melissa McCarthy known as Mullins
- Demian Bichir known as Hale (as Demian Bichir)
- Marlon Wayans known as Levy
- Michael Rapaport known as Jason Mullins
- Jane Curtin known as Mrs. Mullins
- Spoken Reasons known as Rojas
- Dan Bakkedahl known as Craig
- Taran Killam known as Adam
- Michael McDonald known as Julian
- Thomas F. Wilson known as Captain Woods (as Tom Wilson)
- Peter Weireter known as SWAT Team Leader
- John Ross Bowie known as NY Agent
- William Xifaras known as Tough Guy #1
- Cary 'Big Shug' Guy known as Tough Guy #2
- Erica Derrickson known as Prostitute
- Tony Hale known as The John
- Deirdre Horgan known as Police Dispatch (voice)
- William Ambrose Kennedy known as Desk Sergeant
- Tony V. known as Precinct Officer
- Amanda Good Hennessey known as Woman with Kid
- Patty Ross known as Drunk Woman
- Kaitlin Olson known as Tatiana
- Ellen Becker-Gray known as Tatiana's Mother
- Andy Buckley known as Robin
- Don Orsillo known as Baseball Announcer
- Adam Ray known as LeSoire
- Chris Gethard known as Himself
- Dane Anton Aska III known as Club Ekko Bartender (as Dane Aska)
- Joey McIntyre known as Peter Mullins
- Michael Tucci known as Mr. Mullins
- Bill Burr known as Mark Mullins
- Nathan Corddry known as Michael Mullins
- Jessica Chaffin known as Gina / Gina's Boobs (also as Jessica Chaffin's Boobs)
- Jamie Denbo known as Beth
- Miriam Tolan known as Pathologist
- Alexis Garcia known as Drug Dealer in Paint Factory
- Raw Leiba known as Paint Factory Henchman
- Ben Falcone known as Blue Collar Man
- Joe Stapleton known as O'Flanagan's Mother
- Steve Bannos known as Wayne
- Fletcher McTaggart known as Choking Man
- Zach Woods known as Paramedic
- Joe Garland known as Boston Agent
- Thomas B. Devlin known as Boston Agent
- Benjamin Evett known as Boston Agent
- Elliot Santiago known as Dealer
- Mitch Silpa known as Dealer
- Katie Dippold known as ER Nurse
- Turner Hagan known as Orderly
- Lance Norris known as Scruffy Bar Patron
- Michelle Young known as LeSoire Dancer
- Tyler Clark known as LeSoire Dancer
- Devon Diep known as LeSoire Dancer
- Anna Lapteva known as LeSoire Dancer
- Lee known as Police Dog
- Ralph known as Police Dog
- Skylar known as Pumpkin the Cat
- Tylar known as Pumpkin the Cat
- Samantha known as Mullins' Dog
- Don L. Bagley known as Bar Patron (Donnie) (uncredited)
- Marshall Berenson known as Special Agent Duncan (uncredited)
- William Bloomfield known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Brina known as Business Woman (uncredited)
- Rick Burtt known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Chemi Che-Mponda known as Pedestrian (uncredited)
- Talli Clemons known as Inmate (uncredited)
- Guy Cooper known as Police Officer (uncredited)
- Christopher Coulouras known as Driver / Man on Street (uncredited)
- Grace Curley known as Cruise Boat Patron (uncredited)
- Luis Da Silva Jr. known as Dealer#4 (uncredited)
- Aaron Dorsey known as Orderly (uncredited)
- Brian Farmer known as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
- John Franchi known as Bar Patron (uncredited)
- Victor Franko known as Prisoner (uncredited)
- Dave Gabanelli known as Factory Worker (uncredited)
- Mickey Gilmore known as Inmate (uncredited)
- Mark Hawk known as Police Officer (uncredited)
- Conor Healy known as Messenger (uncredited)
- Frankie Imbergamo known as Hospital Visitor (uncredited)
- Charles Matumbi Jackson known as Bar Patron (uncredited)
- John Joseph Lindsey known as Detective at PD Station (uncredited)
- Paul Lussier known as FBI Security Officer (uncredited)
- Phyllis Lynn known as Park Pedestrian (uncredited)
- C.R. Marchi known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Tom Mariano known as Boston Police Officer (uncredited)
- Daniel Martignetti known as Police Videographer (uncredited)
- Robert Masiello known as Hospital Patient (uncredited)
- Madeleine McKenzie known as Club Waitress (uncredited)
- Sean Mcpherson known as Police Officer (uncredited)
- Keith Middlebrook known as Officer Russo (uncredited)
- Christopher Mikael known as Drunk Poker Player (uncredited)
- Ken Murray known as Warehouse Worker (uncredited)
- Ed O'Keefe known as Dart Player (uncredited)
- Richard Pacheco known as Man in Car (uncredited)
- Suzanne Prunty known as Driver (uncredited)
- Curtis Reid known as Club-Goer (uncredited)
- Erin Reinhard known as Club Patron (uncredited)
- Brandon Richardson known as Factory Worker (uncredited)
- Floyd Richardson known as Bar Patron (uncredited)
- A.J. Rios known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Matt Rouillard known as ER Orderly (uncredited)
- Kathryn Shasha known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Billy Silvia known as Police Officer (uncredited)
- David Struffolino known as Perp (uncredited)
- Matt Theriault known as Nerd: Coin Collector (uncredited)
- George J. Vezina known as Howard (uncredited)
Production Companies:
- Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation (presents) (as Twentieth Century Fox)
- Chernin Entertainment
- Dune Entertainment (made in association with)
- Dune Entertainment III (copyright holder) (as Dune Entertainment III LLC)
MPAA: Rated R for pervasive language, strong crude content and some violence
The Heat (2013) Review by rustybuttocks from Ireland
Alright, I confess, I simply could not get through this. And I tried,god knows I did, but the amount of deeply unpleasant police brutalityplayed for laughs, and the extremely overt misandric humor, not tomention the good old-fashioned mind-boggling stupidity of it all, inthe FIRST TEN MINUTES ALONE was just about as much as I could take. Isoldiered on for another half hour or so but couldn't make it to theend. The Melissa McCarthy character is just foul, a female fascist pig(sow? can I say that?) screaming abuse at every man she meets andtaking glee in inflicting completely unnecessary physical pain on themjust for laughs. Playing Russian Roulette pointing a loaded gun at aman's genitals. Taking a teenage boy to jail just for smoking a jointand going out of her way to destroy the family life of a foolish johncaught trying to pick up a streetwalker. We're supposed to find thiskind of contempt and hostility funny and... empowering? something likethat. But I really didn't. And if the genders were reversed, neitherwould anyone else. Neither would you.
Anyhow, I don't know which is the more astoundingly implausible: SandraBullock effortlessly being the best cop on the force without doing asingle scrap of detective work or the morbidly obese McCarthysuccessfully chasing after and catching a 19 year old black kid in peakphysical condition. I guess the latter, just for sheer absurdspectacle, but it's a close call.
There's a few funny moments around the McCarthy character's familydinner table, and you get to see Bill Burr for a little bit, which isalways worth a watch. But still: awful, awful film.
The Heat (2013) Review by kingbad from Florida
I have no problem with remakes. Considering how much it costs to make amovie these days, selling something that people enjoyed the first timemakes sense; it's a predictable return on the studio's investment, andit's easy to market a movie that's just like "so-and-so meets such-and-such". So, when a studio wants to remake an 80s buddy-cop comedy, withwomen in the lead roles, I say why not? There are enough Murphy-Nolte,Gibson-Glover, and Willis-everybody role models out there, how couldyou go wrong?
Here's how. Instead of ripping off a successful buddy-cop franchise,The Heat has Running Scared meeting The Odd Couple. Instead of acompletely unconvincing pairing of a Borscht Belt ham and a tap dancer,they've got Sandra Bullock playing, yet again, a neurotic tight-ass andMelissa McCarty playing, yet again, a foul-mouthed slob. These twocompletely unlikable, and unbelievable, characters, one an FBI agentwho somehow manages to confound detection dogs with her ability to findhidden drugs and weapons despite a complete lack of detection skills,and the other a Boston cop who (somehow) manages to successfully workundercover, in her own neighborhood, despite being morbidly obese,obnoxiously loud, and wearing the same clothes for days at a time. Bothare (deservedly) pariahs within their respective departments, whosomehow succeed despite their own individual and collectiveincompetence, and grow to adopt each other's most annoying bad habits.This movie plays to an audience's lowest, dumbest instincts- sadly, itwill probably be a hit. Avoid at all costs.
The Heat (2013) Review by AW Harbell from USA
Warning - Spoilers ahead: Who is writing all the rave reviews here?This is one of the worst movies ever. Cringe-making scenes of drunkenwrithing and vomiting. Non-stop F-bombs from an obese slovenly womanpolice officer. Why does her boss tolerate an interminable scene whereshe comments on how small smaller and smallest his testicles are?Affirmative action? Several scenes of binge drinking, random shootingbetween the eyes or between the legs of good guys and/or bad guys. Whocared anymore? Then Sandra Bullock gets stabbed in the leg three timeswith a 2-inch knife blade and says Ow! Ow! a few times. Har! Har! Funny- huh? We saw this at an early matinée on 7-1-13 with only one otherolder man in the audience. He left halfway thru - didn't even finishhis popcorn. Yet the movie finished #2 at the box-office this week. Iguess that's where the rave reviews are coming from. Man - am I out ofstep.
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