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<blockquote data-quote="darkshadows38" data-source="post: 348230" data-attributes="member: 19"><p>Heat (1995) is a great film and i haven&#039;t seen it in years, The Godfather (1972) and Part 2 (1974) are among my favorite films of all time. part 2 being my favorite film but if you didn&#039;t like them you didn&#039;t like them. part 3 of the three is i think the weakest entry and yeah it&#039;s hard to describe &quot;Heat&quot; (1995)&nbsp; having said that the other film i watched last night was Million Dollar Mermaid (1952) that one though was worth a watch and a must see about in fact on Annette damn i forget her last name a swimmer that was famous long before any of us here were born. hell my grandparents weren&#039;t even born yet when she got famous back in the early 20th Century.&nbsp; the way that ended left it open for a Sequel and to me like Ray (2004) both films on the way they ended felt incomplete cause they both end at a certain point in the life of whom they are based on.&nbsp; Ray ended in (1966) if i recall when Ray gets clean and sober from drugs and just stops even though he lived many more years and could easily have a sequel to it. apparently there was talk about a sequel to The Million Dollar Mermaid (1952) but no sequel did happen for whatever reason it&#039;s quite sad cause if it was done by the right people it could have worked out. oh well i guess&nbsp; my rating 10/10</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="darkshadows38, post: 348230, member: 19"] Heat (1995) is a great film and i haven't seen it in years, The Godfather (1972) and Part 2 (1974) are among my favorite films of all time. part 2 being my favorite film but if you didn't like them you didn't like them. part 3 of the three is i think the weakest entry and yeah it's hard to describe "Heat" (1995) having said that the other film i watched last night was Million Dollar Mermaid (1952) that one though was worth a watch and a must see about in fact on Annette damn i forget her last name a swimmer that was famous long before any of us here were born. hell my grandparents weren't even born yet when she got famous back in the early 20th Century. the way that ended left it open for a Sequel and to me like Ray (2004) both films on the way they ended felt incomplete cause they both end at a certain point in the life of whom they are based on. Ray ended in (1966) if i recall when Ray gets clean and sober from drugs and just stops even though he lived many more years and could easily have a sequel to it. apparently there was talk about a sequel to The Million Dollar Mermaid (1952) but no sequel did happen for whatever reason it's quite sad cause if it was done by the right people it could have worked out. oh well i guess my rating 10/10 [/QUOTE]

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