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Producers Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer got the idea for Top Gun from a 1983 magazine article about the culture of fighter pilots at the Navy’s Fighter Weapons School at Miramar, California. In making the film, they got the full cooperation of the U.S. Navy, who let the producers use their ships and aircraft for virtually nothing. In return, the Navy got full script approval. That’s why Goose dies in an ejector-seat accident rather than the planned mid-air collision. It’s why, in the opening sequence, Cougar doesn’t die by crashing into an aircraft carrier deck. And it’s why the picture’s geopolitics are so maddeningly vague. Are the pilots fighting the Russians at the end? Why is there a military crisis in the Indian Ocean? What are they protecting? Thanks to the Navy’s story input, we don’t know. And thanks to Tony Scott’s visual firepower, we don’t care.

 

Top Gun makes the Navy look like the coolest possible place to work. Scott’s camera worships Tom Cruise, who wears the hell out of jeans and bomber jackets and aviator sunglasses, preening and posing and emitting intense sex-symbol vibes at all times. Most of the narrative energy goes toward establishing the culture of Maverick and the other young fighter pilots at Miramar. They’ve got rituals and hierarchies and cool call signs.

 

The talent and craft that went into Top Gun is undeniable. It’s effective blockbuster filmmaking, and it was an effective propaganda tool, too. The Navy set up recruitment stations in some of the theaters that were playing the film, and it reported a 500% bump in enlistments in the years after Top Gun came out.

 

Sometime in the near future, we will get to see Top Gun: Maverick, the long-delayed sequel that was still in pre-production when Tony Scott took his own life in 2012. The trailer, now nearly a year old, is a small masterpiece. Top Gun: Maverick was supposed to hit theaters this summer; it’s now scheduled for December. It seems to feature Tom Cruise flying fighter planes for real. The world of 2020 is very, very different from the world of 1986, and the climate right now is not exactly a great one for the project of American exceptionalism. And yet I would probably blow a car payment to watch Top Gun: Maverick in a theater right now. This particular form of absurdist propaganda has not lost its grip on my imagination.

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Does she support the military-industrial complex? Does she simply not care as long as it's getting her the money/fame she's seeking? What do you think?

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Someone who went to the screening said it was def not a military commercial like the first one was 

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The faux outrage without even seeing the film :skull:

 

 

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Because she can. #MAGA

 

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Better that than pushing Beastiality (ILLEGAL) and James Corden to the new generation like Taylor was.

 

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Because she is OUR president!!! :clap3:

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12 minutes ago, SashaDevachelli said:

Make America Gaga Again:clap3:

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w the abominable current state this country is in, in Ga support 

 

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This is why American artists need to be censored. All they do is spread US propaganda. They are deep state puppets. 

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Born in the U S of GAGA

 

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In Gaga we trust

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it is def a choice but oh well

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She’s a Biden stan :gaycat3:

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Any country with Gaga is a country worth fighting for. Enroll today. 

 

 

 

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She's always been a liberal which means support for US imperialism.

 

I like her for her music, her politics like all the people this site stans, are atrocious

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2 hours ago, Tropez said:

This is why American artists need to be censored. All they do is spread US propaganda. They are deep state puppets. 

 

59 minutes ago, Gov Hooka said:

She's always been a liberal which means support for US imperialism.

 

I like her for her music, her politics like all the people this site stans, are atrocious

 

Preach !!!

 

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Top Gun is much more gay propaganda than it is Air Fore propaganda. Sure the central love story is heterosexual but the extended homoerotic volleyball scene that goes on for as long as it does stands out much more! 

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