Val Kilmer is part of one of the greatest heist sequences in film history . Everything about Kilmer in this moment in Heat feels so real. Val Kilmer was just that dude: a vintage Hollywood bad-ass.
The bank robbery shootout in Heat (1995) is so realistic that clips from the sequence have reportedly been used in military and law enforcement training courses. Nearly 30 years later, it remains the benchmark for modern gunfights on screen.
Dolly Parton and Tim Curry, two legends gone in one day. I'm happy they both lived a long and impactful life.
They both taught and remind me to truly love being who I am and expressing myself through art in the most glamorous way. Thank you both so much. 🕊️🕊️
Lindsay Clancy’s Defense Attorney Reddington in Closing:
How did this happen? “Because of the damn medicine and the lousy medical care that she got…”
Not because she was framed.
🚨#BREAKING: A California mother has been ARRESTED after she SMASHED A SCHOOL BUS WINDOW window, climbed in, and got her son off the bus after students called their parents saying they were scared and trapped.
According to witnesses, students on a stopped school bus got rowdy.
Some started climbing out the windows and the driver refused to let a single one of them off, keeping them on board for nearly an hour while waiting on police.
Multiple kids called their parents saying they were scared and trapped on a bus with other rowdy kids.
One boy called his mom and she told him: climb out the window and get off that bus.
Another mother, witnesses say, went a different route.
Her child was on that bus, and she wasn't waiting one more second. She broke the glass to reach him.
She's now under arrest for "vandalism"
Optimus Prime giving a speech with Linkin Park playing in Transformers (2007) for the ending was one of the greatest creative decisions in cinematic history