"I do what I do best, I take scores. You do what you do best, you try and stop guys like me."

Rating: Null/10 (26 September 2001)

This was an excellent crime drama! Robert De Niro and Al Pacino are face off in the thriller of the decade. This movie has great drama, great dialogue, GREAT action sequences, and great acting. Pacino and De Niro alone make this movie great, but the supporting actors (Val Kilmer Jon Vioght and Tom Sizemore are excellent here), the plot, and the action scenes make this a worthy watch.
Sure, this little caper is a little long, but all that extra time was shot for the viewer to get to know the two main characters better, which I think made the movie all the more better. In my opinion, there are three memorable parts: the mesmerizing bank heist, the conversation between the two legendary actors, and the final showdown in the feild next to the airport).
The bank heist is possibly the best action scene in movie history. This was the most exciting action scene since the French Connection's train chase. The conversation is a wonderful plot turn, where the two men come to the agreement that only one of them will walk away, and the final scene in the field that is literally feet away from the runway of LAX. The intensity boils in this scene. I really liked this film, though some didn't, due to the length, but I saw that as bonus footage! 9/10