1. Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro come back due to a Strong Trans (played by Adam Driver) who uses voodoo multiverse powers to set right the loss of their significant other, Natalie Portman's Lauren. She killed herself because Pacino kept taking the TV out of the house and constantly chewed gum.
How about making it a musical comedy where the characters do nothing except sing and dance?
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Heat 2: Hotter
They did that with the main cast already! π
https://youtu.be/Y0OBNOAv4J8?si=lk6xzP9-tbld4jjz
After Trejo gets home from ditching his police tails, he poops in a chimichanga and puts it in his fridge to prank his wife, but Waingro unexpectedly shows up before she can take a bite of the dirty sanchez donut supreme.
After Waingro murders Trejo and his wife he raids the fridge because he has the after-rage-killing munchies, takes a massive bite of the shitty-changa and vows to get his revenge on Trejo, somehow, someway. After McCauley puts Waingroβs light out in the hotel, Waingro awakens at the River Styx where he sells his soul to the boatman, Charon, to take him to where the spirit of Trejo resides to enact his revenge.
Val Kilmers character (deepfake CGI 90s Val Kilmer) driving away from Ashley Judd he gets up the road when suddenly a lightening strike hits a powerstation he driving past sending his car back in time to just before the events of the past couple of days..
injured Val realises he has the chance to intervene in the events of Heat 1 to save De Niro & the team and help them defeat Pacino & Co and score the bank loot, Can future Val change their fate? and is the future truly set?
π π€£ that's exactly the type writing we see nowadays.
shareHeat 2 takes place in 2009 - the same day as Knowing (Nicolas Cage) .. can Val Kilmer/Ashley and Pacino/Natalie make it to one of the angel spaceships in time?
shareNicholas Cage should have been in heat.its a great movie, but he could have been addition. Your idea may work!
shareCage could have pulled off Waingro, especially if he summoned a more reserved and hyper focused performance, such that he orchestrated in the vastly underrated 2013 film, Joe.
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