Sorry if you all have seen this before. I suspect this clip has already made quite a few rounds online - but I just found it yesterday while researching a "Top Gun" scene. (Lest you think I've suddenly morphed into a cheesy Hollywood film specialist, allow me to explain: A real-life fighter pilot who has a cameo in this move is about to become the top U.S. commander in the Pacific. I'm writing about him.) Anyhow, enjoy:
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Tarantino explains what "Top Gun" was really about
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Labels: movies, Tarantino, the U.S. military, Top Gun
Labels: movies, Tarantino, the U.S. military, Top Gun
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while there's no denying the gayness of top gun, mr. tarrantino makes one crucial error in his analysis. the last lines maverick and ice man say to each other are:
ice man: you're still dangerous, but you can be my wingman any day.
maverick: bullshit, you be mine.
for even better unintentional gayness, see point break, a tale of forbidden love between an fbi agent (keanu reaves) and his quarry, a mystical but ruthless bank robber (patrick swayze).
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