The Writer Muses

Top Gun

The major premise of the film is the idea that instinct is just as important as following the rules.

This film is more about its making than the event it is documenting. This in itself is very interesting.

I thought the most interesting feature of this film was some of the period-specific things.

The entire problem with the film is that we do not see the start of the story. We need to see the breakup.

This is the story of a Uruguayan rugby team whose plane crashes in the Andes and their ordeal to survive.

This fantastic show continues with the good guys deciding to destroy the Avaros’ prison.

It has a strong focus on ‘society’ and everything that entails from the balls to the gowns.

This is a propaganda film that starts with the crew of the battleship standing up for better food.

The dialogue is almost cringe suburban happy but the content is gruesome – perhaps this is funny for some?

The ridiculousness begins immediately when we are asked to believe Marshall and Gooding Jr. are in high school.