0:00.0	Hi, I'm Michael Midpoint Tucker and welcome to Beyond the Screenplay, the podcast for each week we do a conversational deep dive analysis into a film.
0:15.0	Today we are talking about Top Gun, the 1986 film directed by Tony Scott, written by Jim Cash and Jack Epps Jr.
0:24.3	I'm joined by the Beyond the Screenplay team, Trisha T-Rex Arand.
0:28.7	Hello, everyone.
0:30.0	Brian Geezer-Bittner.
0:32.2	Eh?
0:34.0	And Alex Bounceman Cayeros.
0:37.1	Don't tease me. Wait, Alex, sayman Cayeros. Don't tease me.
0:39.3	Wait, Alex, say hi.
0:41.8	Hi.
0:42.8	Way to the danger zone.
0:47.8	I ruined.
0:49.2	I did my own attempt at a Brian joke and ruined Brian's Brian joke.
0:52.8	Wow.
0:55.7	How dare you? All right, so we're going.
0:58.7	We're flying already.
0:59.7	So Top Gun.
1:00.7	It's just like, yeah, it's so amazing.
1:02.7	So I, yeah, have a weird relationship with this movie.
1:07.2	I watched it a lot as a kid, not really start to finish, but like my dad really loved watching this movie. I watched it a lot as a kid, not really start to finish, but like, my dad really
1:13.3	loved watching this movie. And so it was just kind of always on. And so I'd, like, wander into
1:18.6	the room and he'd be watching and I'd watch a little bit and, like, see the planes flying around.
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