Why Directors Still Study Michael Mann's Directorial Debut

I am making my own first short film... And i believe it will have a greater impact than any other first short films in india...i hope i can get instructions from some masters in the field..

Michael Mann is a really underrated filmmaker and I think you can learn a lot from the way he makes them

After years of literally pleading you guys have finally shown the mann some love.

Heat and Colateral are my favorite films from this man. Instant classics.

I saw Thief for the first time and was blown away by it. Instant favorite film. Bluray Director cut ❤

Underrated classic. the commentary in the DVD with Mann and Caan has so much info about details to many scenes.

Until this very day, my favourite films of Michael Mann are "Heat", "The Last of the Mohicans", "The Insider", "Collateral" and "Miami Vice". I'm so glad that they made a video about his directorial style. To this day, his work is absolutely thrilling.

Michael Mann thinks freely when discussing his style. He shoots for realism yet he breaks up the natural gritty feel of Chicago in the era of Thief with a soundtrack driven by Tangerine Dream or Machine, forgive me, I can’t remember the complete name of the band. He manages to make natural sounds and ambient noises hum in the same key experimenting with sounds that don’t fit the natural feel of Chicago but it all fits a signature of his work that he’s intentionally not trying to make happen. This is filmmaking at the highest level. He is making art at this level. Fascinating! What a lesson for us.

Please cover tony scott also

can you please create a video about sam raimi filmmaker style please..........😢.😢.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Please Make this type of video on every movie of Michael Mann

Truly everything Director Mann has done has heavily influenced my visual IQ.

Technically, The Jericho Mile (1979) was Mann's first movie, but it was made for TV. I would still recommend people check it out.

The study is probably pondering how everyone is shooting his ass off standing still, and nobody ever gets hit... 😂😂😂

Michael Mann's Thief is absolute classic Brilliant performance by James Caan. Mann's way of presenting Realism with Style is brilliant always. Obviously he mastered that in HEAT. Huge expectations from HEAT 2 🤘🏼💯🎥🎞️🎬

Michael Mann is A very inspiring Filmmaker. Thanks StudioBinder for talking about his first-movie.

I LOVE "Manhunter". It is SO friggin' good ! I watched it before actually reading "Red Dragon", which is actually a correct way to do it. And I realized the meaning of certain scenes that can only be properly understood from reading the book - when Will runs out in panic after first coversation with Lecter he ends up looking at the grass outside, which is out of focus to the point you don't understand what you are looking at, in the book it is explained that it is Will purposefully trying to regain control of his emotions, hence the grass eventually BECOMES clear. I also absolutely DESPISE the fact they deleted certain scenes, ESPECIALLY the lovable scene where Will comes to see the to-be victims after Dollarhyde has been dealt with. Charming scene, why the heck would they delete it !? Preposterous ! Makes me nuts !

Michael Mann is the man

Thief is one of my all-time top-10 movies. Criminally underrated. Gorgeous with a perfect color palate. Excellent score. To the point. Solid performances. My only complaint is that it eventually ends.

I only watched Thief for the first time the other night, and am kicking myself for not seeing it sooner, possibly one of the coolest most stylish 80's movies ever, I always loved Manhunter, but I think Thief is actually better, I almost put it on again straight away, but want t savor enjoying this movie everytime I watch it