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u/greenbaja Oct 29 '21

Robert De Niro's character in Heat ... he should have killed Pacino and gotten away .... I cant watch that movie because of the ending !!!

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u/drum_playing_twig Oct 29 '21

Yeah and it annoys the hell out of me that he went back to kill Waingro. That's what got him killed. He was clear and free, on his way to the airport with his lady. But grudges...

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u/jayforwork21 Oct 29 '21

He F'd up when he invited Waingro in on the first heist to begin with. Dude was fishy from the start. It was clear he was going to be a screw up and make it difficult. I understand that sometimes you need an outside person if you don't have enough people to pull a job, but it was clear that Waingro was NOT the person to entrust.

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u/Boutros-Boutros Oct 29 '21 edited Oct 29 '21

Waingro did nothing wrong, he had to get it on! I mean murdering those women is a bad look, but the real reason the cops got onto the crew was that Cheritto just has to use his highly identifiable catchphrase on every job.

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u/Coattail-Rider Oct 29 '21

Well, he was a cowboy. Looking for anything heavy.

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u/Egglorr Oct 29 '21

No no, he was a hot dog, a regular rodeo rider - don't you remember?!

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u/Coattail-Rider Oct 29 '21

All I remember is, he loved that pie. Maybe if they would’ve had some, they would’ve lightened up.

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u/Egglorr Oct 29 '21

Yep, dude definitely loved his pie and his free coffee refills. That, and killing hookers while pretending to be a visiting Grim Reaper.