Top Gun: Maverick should’ve been landing in our cinemas around about now, but at present it’s changed course for a December arrival, but for all we know it could be circling overhead for even longer at the rate things are going. There are, however, plenty of films still out there in the world, one of which is the original Top Gun, directed by Tony Scott, so we’re here today for a Tony Scott retrospective!
In Jay’s absence Rob, Joel and Heather all signed up to be Richard’s wing-men and wing-woman to discuss a meticulously curated half of Tony Scott’s career, and with a sadly unavailable Aaron sending in messages from back at base.
00:00 Introductions
03:19 Joel ranks the Bond actors
09:15 The Hunger
18:12 Top Gun
29:30 The Last Boy Scout
42:04 True Romance
62:05 Crimson Tide
78:00 Enemy of the State
91:44 Man on Fire
103:20 Unstoppable
118:27 Rants, Raves & Reviews
129:40 Who Am I? Game
139:50 Plugs
Show Notes:
Greenland trailer
Heather’s Plugs
MILFcast
Headertime
Joel’s Plugs
The LAMB
Rob’s Plugs
MovieRob
Richard’s Plugs
Kirkham A Movie A Day – Becky
Catching Up podcast
Aaron’s Plugs
Out Now with Aaron & Abe
LAMB Plugs
Acting School: Frances McDormand
Director’s Chair: Amma Asante introduction
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