There has been a Tom Cruise movie being played on various channels on my sat subscription. I recommend "American made" with Cruise starring as Barry Seale. His co star is an Aerostar. Lots of scenes shot in and around the Louisiana offshore oilfields among other places. Some of my fellow pilots in the "oil patch" knew him.
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I loved Fandango... specially the scene where the Cessna makes a low pass over the runway and you hear the tinkle of falling hardware in its wake... precious...
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"Waldo Pepper" is my favorite, it doesn't hurt that Dad took me to see it when I was a teenager, after reading all about the production in Flying magazine and waiting what seemed like forever for it to actually come out. "Magnificent Men" is a second, of just for the airplanes, not the inane plot.
I really tried to like "The Right Stuff", but although the book was great the movie was probably the most boring aviation movie I've seen.
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