Very Top Gun-y

Very Top Gun-y

I love Cary Grant’s big hat! 

Surprisingly tense! 

And Thomas Mitchell doesn’t get enough credit as the John Goodman of the 30s and 40s.

I love Cary Grant’s big hat! 

Surprisingly tense! 

And Thomas Mitchell doesn’t get enough credit as the John Goodman of the 30s and 40s.

Love my found family of broken airmen and Jean Arthur

Love my found family of broken airmen and Jean Arthur

I’m not sure how to feel about this. The amazing first act teed up a completely different movie than what I was expecting. The rest wasn’t bad—still very well shot and entertaining—but the pacing slows way down and they glorify these men essentially going on suicide missions to—most of the time—just deliver mail. Like what????

I’m not sure how to feel about this. The amazing first act teed up a completely different movie than what I was expecting. The rest wasn’t bad—still very well shot and entertaining—but the pacing slows way down and they glorify these men essentially going on suicide missions to—most of the time—just deliver mail. Like what????

Those plane scenes were surprisingly intense, I wasn’t expecting it going in. Was getting flashbacks to when I watched “Wages of Fear” earlier in the year.

Wasn’t super locked in with the romance aspect initially. I felt it was just; woman looks at Cary Grant, and falls head over heels in love (I get it though, it is Cary Grant). But I got more into it as the movie went on.

Those plane scenes were surprisingly intense, I wasn’t expecting it going in. Was getting flashbacks to when I watched “Wages of Fear” earlier in the year.

Wasn’t super locked in with the romance aspect initially. I felt it was just; woman looks at Cary Grant, and falls head over heels in love (I get it though, it is Cary Grant). But I got more into it as the movie went on.