Warner Home Video has revealed the full details for its Blu-ray release of '
Heat'. As expected, the special features include all the content available on the 2005 two-disc edition, but there is something new. The Blu-ray will feature "New content changes supervised by director Michael Mann." The exact nature of those "changes" is unconfirmed, but the Blu-ray release lists a running time of 170 minutes, It can be noted that, whereas the previous DVD versions were 172 minutes long.
Special features include:
- Commentary by writer/producer/director Michael Mann
- 11 additional scenes
- Five documentaries:
- True Crime: Recalling the real-life Chicago Cop and criminal whose exploits inspired the movie
- Crime Stories: The screenplay's 20-year history and how the movie finally got greenlit
- Into the Fire: Filming in L.A., cast training, shooting the climactic downtown heist and post-production
- Pacino and De Niro: The Conversation: anatomy of this historic on-screen showdown
- Return to the Scene of the Crime: revisiting the film's real-life L.A. locations years later
- Theatrical trailers