Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis, stars of the original “Top Gun”, 1986 film. Photo Archive Clarín
And it goes on to explain his homophobic and misogynistic speech by Tarantino (model ’94):
“We have Maverick, who is on the edge, and we also have Iceman and all of his teammates. they are all gay. And they said to him: ‘Come with us, be gay!’ He can go either way, “Tarantino said. But what about Kelly McGillis?” Kelly McGillis is heterosexuality. He told her to ‘no, no, no, choose the normal way’. And they tell him ‘no, choose the gay path’ ”.
Yes but no
the author of pulp fiction lit a fuse and had an answer. Consulted by the show portal vultureProducer Jerry Bruckheimer has a particular opinion on the matter, saying he agrees, even though it wasn’t the team’s first intention.
Captain Pete “Maverick” Mitchell returns in “Top Gun: Maverick”; opens Wednesday, May 25. Paramount Photo
“When you make a film, people can interpret it any way they want and see something in it that the filmmakers don’t know they’re handling,” the producer explains.
“Tony and Quentin are very good friends. In fact, Quentin came over and Tony helped us red tide. He came in and wrote some scenes for us. So there was a lot of camaraderie and respect between them. From him, always a compliment. “
A moment from the world premiere of “Top Gun: Maverick” at the naval base in San Diego, California. Photo by AFP
The (fake) blood calls
Soon, at the same time, Tarantino returned to cinephile news, in this case blood -related. And in hyper bloody Kill BillTarantino needed liters and liters of fake bloodto achieve the right level of violence.
After “Street Dogs” and “Pulp Fiction”, for “Kill Bill” Tarantino used hectoliters of fake blood. Clarin Image File
The digital edition of the magazine Movies saves this great verse about the days of Kill Bill: “I’m very particular about blood, so we are using a mixture depending on the scenes. I said: ‘I don’t like the blood of horror movies, okay? I want samurai blood !! ‘“.
Tarantino, those in the know, said it had to be done “the Chinese way.”
With Uma Thurman, performing “Kill Bill” in Cannes. Clarin Image File
Most of the fake blood made by the effects people in Hollywood “tend to be pretty dark and thick, trying some kind of realism.” Kill Bill I didn’t seek realism in the slightest. The blood used was “bright red and thinner”.
Dont Like
In “digital blood”, Tarantino has an opinion: “It’s really broken.”
Tarantino in the middle of making the movie “Kill Bill”. Clarin Image File
“It’s like a computer made. I prefer it to be nice and look cool stuff in the ’70s …” The “digital blood” in Kill Bill This would have removed the “authenticity”. There are currently many violent films made in Hong Kong and Japan that use digital blood, but according to Tarantino there is nothing better than a beautiful red paint splattered on the wall and eventually covered the bodies of the artists.
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Source: Clarin