I was curious about this sequel, but I recently became very excited about it. I actually had a good time with the original upon rewatching it. The first Top Gun is actually glorious for all the 80s cheese it has and the aerial scenes still hold up today. I'm more than happy to admit when I'm wrong about something or when my mind changes, and I have to do that here. I continued to think negatively about it throughout the years but recently gave it another shot before the release of Top Gun: Maverick. I found it to be incredibly cheesy and uninteresting. Unless otherwise indicated, amendments will become effective immediately.When I first saw the original Top Gun, I really wasn't all that impressed. Festival reserves the right, at our sole discretion, to change, modify or otherwise alter these 'Terms and Conditions' at any time. By submitting, the Filmmaker agrees that they have read and understood these terms & conditions of entry.ġ1. Filmmaker owns the copyright to the film as its author and represent and warrant that the Filmmaker have (and will continue to have during the duration of Festival and thereafter) all necessary licences, rights, consents, and permissions we need to use the film and the Filmmaker will provide evidence of such on reasonable request.ġ0. We may also use the Filmmakers submission and any other promotional material/photo’s and/or information submitted by the Filmmaker to communicate it to the public in all media, including via our website and publicity materials, or to advertise and promote Festivals event(s), its products and services, or all, and to showcase the Filmmakers film.ĩ. By submitting a film, Filmmaker grants Festival the right to screen the film at one or more events, copy and/or reproduce, modify, adapt and any part thereof, up to one (1) minute of the film submission. Once a film is accepted by Festival and programmed, it cannot be withdrawn from the festival line-up, other than at the discretion of Festival.Ĩ.
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