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In their first pairing since their famous restaurant scene in Heat (1995), De Niro and Pacino are back on screen in Righteous Kill, with mixed results.

Righteous Kill re-unites De Niro and Pacino in the story of a vigilante New York cop who has murdered fourteen people, directed by John Avnet.

Two veteran police detectives search for a vigilante serial killer in New York City.

Two veteran police detectives and two younger officers search for a vigilante killer who leaves poems about the victims at the scene of each crime.

Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro are arguably the two best living actors on the planet. In Righteous Kill they star as partners on the police force chasing a serial killer.

The outcome could've been fantastic. Two of the greatest actors of all time, starring in their first film together since 1995's Heat.

"Righteous Kill" unites two veteran screen actors with undeniable chemistry; yet the script is unworthy of their excellence.

Al Pacino struggles alongside an equally bumbling cast of talented character actors in Jon Avnet's over bloated concept thriller 88 Minutes

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Even in a year in which the most popular and successful films were often among the very best, the past twelve months were no stranger to cinematic pile-ups.