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shit!inhuien wrote:But if you try real hard, you might find, you get what you need.
Good Lord, but that was a close one!SandChigger wrote:I got yer full frontal nudity right here:merkin muffley wrote:I hope there's full frontal nudity in this one, too.
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Historical movies aren't new (and that is what this one is), it's just that the current trend is for more recent history - like The Queen or Frost/Nixon.Redstar wrote:Maybe not, but the recent Facebook movie may have let them to think it's possible to adapt such a story with success. Either way there's still cries of "Hollywood has run out of ideas!"SandChigger wrote:Haven't looked at the link yet, but is it really because of the Facebook movie?
I think you're right. As world cultures become more homogeneous and global we should be seeing a shift in the "historical" pieces we see in media... Movies on the creation of Facebook and Google, both tools that help/ed in that globalization and the creation of the so-called "world village" are just the natural progression of things; it's what's most relevant to us these days. Still, is this really the thought-process behind the production of these movies?DuneFishUK wrote:Historical movies aren't new (and that is what this one is), it's just that the current trend is for more recent history - like The Queen or Frost/Nixon.Redstar wrote:Maybe not, but the recent Facebook movie may have let them to think it's possible to adapt such a story with success. Either way there's still cries of "Hollywood has run out of ideas!"SandChigger wrote:Haven't looked at the link yet, but is it really because of the Facebook movie?
Any film, good or bad has to at least recover it's costs.Redstar wrote:I think you're right. As world cultures become more homogeneous and global we should be seeing a shift in the "historical" pieces we see in media... Movies on the creation of Facebook and Google, both tools that help/ed in that globalization and the creation of the so-called "world village" are just the natural progression of things; it's what's most relevant to us these days. Still, is this really the thought-process behind the production of these movies?DuneFishUK wrote:Historical movies aren't new (and that is what this one is), it's just that the current trend is for more recent history - like The Queen or Frost/Nixon.Redstar wrote:Maybe not, but the recent Facebook movie may have let them to think it's possible to adapt such a story with success. Either way there's still cries of "Hollywood has run out of ideas!"SandChigger wrote:Haven't looked at the link yet, but is it really because of the Facebook movie?
Top Gun Sequel - A Top Gun sequel is reportedly in the works and Tom Cruise is said to have agreed play fighter pilot Pete "Maverick" Mitchell. The Top Gun Sequel project would likely include producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Tony Scott, who collaborated on the original film.
The 1986 movie helped turn Cruise into an international sex symbol. There has been no official word on a target release date for the Top Gun Sequel.
Date Submitted: 10/15/2010 4:38 PM
Comments: 50
PostedBy: DimeWars Staff
That film has an ending?SandChigger wrote:
Wait... Scientologist fighter pilot?
Are you sure it's not going to be a remake of the climactic ending of Battlefield Earth?!
Freakzilla wrote:Top Gun Sequel
Top Gun Sequel - A Top Gun sequel is reportedly in the works and Tom Cruise is said to have agreed play fighter pilot Pete "Maverick" Mitchell. The Top Gun Sequel project would likely include producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Tony Scott, who collaborated on the original film.
The 1986 movie helped turn Cruise into an international sex symbol. There has been no official word on a target release date for the Top Gun Sequel.
Date Submitted: 10/15/2010 4:38 PM
Comments: 50
PostedBy: DimeWars Staff
From what I've read the sequel will have Maverick play a mentor role to a hotshot new pilot.Freakzilla wrote:Top Gun Sequel
Top Gun Sequel - A Top Gun sequel is reportedly in the works and Tom Cruise is said to have agreed play fighter pilot Pete "Maverick" Mitchell. The Top Gun Sequel project would likely include producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Tony Scott, who collaborated on the original film.
The 1986 movie helped turn Cruise into an international sex symbol. There has been no official word on a target release date for the Top Gun Sequel.
Date Submitted: 10/15/2010 4:38 PM
Comments: 50
PostedBy: DimeWars Staff
Who's going to play the beard, to drown out the homoerotic undertones? Katie Holmes again?Redstar wrote:From what I've read the sequel will have Maverick play a mentor role to a hotshot new pilot.
I completely forgot! Katie Holmes is in as a flight instructor, though I'd also read she's going to be the hotshot new pilot herself. The former is sounding more likely.SandChigger wrote:Who's going to play the beard, to drown out the homoerotic undertones? Katie Holmes again?Redstar wrote:From what I've read the sequel will have Maverick play a mentor role to a hotshot new pilot.
Hey, I read it. But now that I'm looking for a source it seems as if Cruise is possibly backing out of the movie after all.TheDukester wrote:You're not being serious with any of this ... ?