ATTN: THEICEMAN
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ATTN: THEICEMAN
Why the hell didn't you shake our hands? We got shot down, and all we got was a hug from Maverick... are we not good enough for you?
Couldn't you tell by the looks on our faces we were pissed at you? Come on man. I know Wolfie told you that you were an ass for killing Goose and all, but jesus man it's been 21 years already!
THEICEMAN's WINGMEN
"He must be close, I'm gettin a hard-on"
"He must be close, I'm gettin a hard-on"
I fucking love this thread!
"FLY THE AIRPLANE"!
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I TOLD YOU ALL FROM THE GET GO THAT YOU WERE ALL GAY.
PILOT = KNOBGOBBLER
40%
PILOT = KNOBGOBBLER
40%
"FLY THE AIRPLANE"!
http://www.youtube.com/hazatude
http://www.youtube.com/hazatude
20+ years later, a movie that can still make you laugh ...
Things You Probably Didn't Know About Top Gun
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1) Val Kilmer didn't want to be in the movie, but
was contractually obligated to
2) Kelly McGillis (almost old enough to be Tom
Cruise's mother) wasn't the film maker's first
choice. Their first choice as Ally Sheedy, a
famous star at the time (though forgotten how)
who uttered the classic phrase,
"Who wants to watch Tom Cruise fly an airplane?"
3) Tony Edwards (who went on to fame in ER as
a victim of male rape) was not the filmmaker's first
choice for a backseater in the F-14, either -
they wanted a more familiar, bankable character:
Things You Probably Didn't Know About Top Gun
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1) Val Kilmer didn't want to be in the movie, but
was contractually obligated to
2) Kelly McGillis (almost old enough to be Tom
Cruise's mother) wasn't the film maker's first
choice. Their first choice as Ally Sheedy, a
famous star at the time (though forgotten how)
who uttered the classic phrase,
"Who wants to watch Tom Cruise fly an airplane?"
3) Tony Edwards (who went on to fame in ER as
a victim of male rape) was not the filmmaker's first
choice for a backseater in the F-14, either -
they wanted a more familiar, bankable character:
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Taken from the best page in the universe.
Top Gun
For those of you who don't remember, "Top Gun" was the movie about a bunch of guys who stand around high-fiving each other for about 90 minutes. The movie focuses on some loser named "Maverick" who penetrates deep into the coveted veil of the top gun academy of smug, sexually frustrated aviators. I know many of you reading this will probably think I'm exaggerating when I say this (since I exaggerate everything, except for my manliness which is enviable), but there were no fewer than 500 shower scenes in this movie. The wardrobe for this film must have consisted of a towel, a jump suit, and 50 pages of gay innuendo, because the rest of the time Tom Cruise and Val Kilmer were walking around naked eyeing each other's packages.
Then as if the director didn't think all the high-fiving and shower scenes were suggestive enough, there was a gratuitous scene in which all the guys got oiled up and played volleyball. Every few minutes I half-expected to see Cruise and Kilmer lock lips to a ballad of "It's Raining Men:"
If you remember having good memories of this movie, then it was probably because you were too young to know what was going on, or an idiot. Don't bother resurrecting this classic to prove I'm right.
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