Tarantino recalled speaking with Tom Cruise about the challenge of reviving “Top Gun” without Scott, who was set to direct the still in-the-works sequel at the time of his death. It was consciously right there, but in this really cool way that was really respectful.” The respect and the love of Tony was in every frame. “There was just this lovely, lovely aspect because I love both Tony Scott’s cinema so much, and I love Tony so much that that’s as close as we’re ever going to get to seeing one more Tony Scott movie,” Tarantino said. Hollywood Remembers Jean-Luc Godard: Filmmakers Pay Tribute to New Wave Iconoclastįrom 'Reality Bites' to 'Fatal Attraction,' Keep Track of All the Upcoming Film-to-TV Adaptations Tom Cruise's 'Mission: Impossible 8' Set Invaded by Sheep in England, Pausing Production (Scott famously directed one of Tarantino’s first screenplays, “True Romance.”) Tarantino spoke at length about “Top Gun: Maverick” director Joseph Kosinski’s spiritual successorship to original “Top Gun” director Tony Scott, who died by suicide in 2012.
’ Both provided a true cinematic spectacle, the kind that I’d almost thought that I wasn’t going to see anymore.
“But in this case,” the writer-director continued, “I fucking love ‘Top Gun: Maverick.’ I thought it was fantastic. Quentin Tarantino isn’t holding back his feelings about the year’s biggest blockbuster any longer: “I fucking love ‘ Top Gun: Maverick.'”Īppearing with his “Pulp Fiction” co-writer Roger Avary on the ReelBlend podcast on Wednesday, the two-time Academy Award winner said he doesn’t typically speak about other filmmakers’ work publicly, “because then I’m only forced to say good things, or else I’m ‘slamming’ someone.
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