RIGHTEOUS KILL

THERE IS NOT MUCH TO SAY ABOUT THIS FILM. IT HAS A WONDERFUL FIRST HALF - A CONFUSING
THIRD QUARTER AND IT JUST GOES TO HELL IN THE LAST QUARTER.

THE ACTING OF ROBERT DeNIRO AND AL PACINO IS EXCELLENT WHEN THEY HAVE A SCRIPT TO INTERPRET. THE END OF THE FILM JUST LEAVES THEM OUT IN THE COLD WITH NOTHING TO WORK WITH - LIKE AN ACTING CLASS EXERCISE.

THIS IS THE SAME THING THAT HAPPENED WITH GONE,BABY GONE, BUT PEOPLE LIKED THE FIRST 3/4 SO MUCH,THEY FAILED TO SEE THE ENDING WAS SILLY.

IF THEY WOULD TAKE THIS MOVIE OUT OF THE THEATRES AND CREATE AN ENDING, IT WOULD BE A EXCELLENT FILM - AS IT STANDS, IT IS HALF OF AN EXCELLENT FILM.

FIFTY CENTS, THE RAPPER, HAS A PART IN THE FILM, BUT HE IS BILLED AS CURTIS JACKSON AND SO, SOME WILL NOT KNOW HE IS IN THE MOVIE UNTIL THEY SEE HIM.
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THIS IS MY QUESTION - WHY IS IT THAT DeNIRO AND PACINO ARE NEVER SHOWN IN THE SAME
FRAME AT ANYTIME DURING THEIR EARLIER MOVIE, THE CLASSIC - HEAT

WATCH THE FILM AGAIN AND YOU WILL REALIZE THAT YOU NEVER SEE THEIR FACES IN THE SAME SCENE AT THE SAME TIME, NEVER - AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO NOTICED THIS AND WHY WAS IT MADE THAT WAY, THERE HAS TO BE A STORY TO THAT ANOMALY?