When Moviegoers are insane in the movie, at some point it is not enough just to watch it over and over. They should swallow every trivia box and every anecdote behind the scenes. They dive deep into the origin of the production and speculate on how the film could play if different actors were engaged or a different director was hired. They can even take the next step and take advantage of fan -fantasy, which can be quite profitable as proved by El Jamesims when Its erotica "Twilight" has become a publishing phenomenon called "fifty shades of gray".

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For those who do not have a novel-infusion in S&M for their favorite characters in them, the next step in reinforcing fans' personal experience may be to visit the right recording locations. If your favorite film happens to be the "spirits of the abyss" by Jamesims Cameron, I would advise against this, but in most cases, it is actually quite feasible! If you visit New York City or Los Angeles, the whole metropolis is essentially a big back -to -studio. In Manhattan, you can hit the locations of movies different like "godfather", "Ghostbusters" and "dressed to kill". There are also national monuments that are double as visits to the location of the film (eg the devil's tower, as seen in "close meetings of the third type" and Mount Rushmore from "North of Northwest").

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One city is a low -key treasure trove of film locations is San Diego, California. Obviously, its proximity to Los Angeles is the main driver of this, but it is actually a visually interesting area with a very exciting sea architecture and, of course, the American Maritime Base, which is home to the Pacific Fleet of the Earth. The most iconic film ever shot in San Diego is Tony Scott's "Top Gun", which shows the city's housing, trade and military identity. For those itching to be inserted into the world of hot recording pilots, here are a list of "Top Gun" locations that they must visit (not all, should be noticed, are in San Diego).

Even an ordinary "top gun" fan can be able to use the film title card, which informs us that:

"On March 3, 1969, the United States Navy set up an elite school for the first one percent of its pilots. Its goal was to learn the lost art of air struggle and to ensure that a small number of men who graduated were the best combat pilots in the world.

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That school was It is located at the Marramar Miramar Air Force in San Diego. Officially known as Topjun, the school actually moved in 1996 (we'll get to it at one point), but the base is still there. As for entering the premises, unless you go to the annual air show (which is obviously an exciting event), you will need to know someone with access to the base if you are looking for a tour. If you manage to climb the field, you may be able to see the three-time hangar on the VF-124, which is where some of the scenes in the class were recorded. The unforgettable volleyball scene on the beach It was also shot here, but the courts with sand no longer exist. So there is no playing with the guys for you.

Do you really need to know if she has lost that "feeling" inub, oh, that Ineube "feels"? If so, there are two stops to do. The first is the exterior of the Miramar officers' club, which you will find at the aforementioned seafood air station If You can climb on the spot. Again, good luck with that.

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The second location is the Lafayet Hotel on Boulevard 2223 El Kaon, where you can determine Lovin levels in the Mississippi room. This is where Tom Cruise, Maverick Serenad, Kelly McGilis, Charlie (before he knew he was one of his instructors) with the help of Anthony Edwards goose. Mississippi's room was actually home to the Roxy West nightclub when Scott and the company shot that scene, so it looks a little different nowadays. However, as long as you can find a microphone and carry a melody, you can realize this moment on the probable anger of hotel staff and customers.

Talking about annoying patrons for eating/drinking music, the place to glue the butt down to the piano and catering "excellent fire balls" à la goose (provided they won't throw you out of the ear) is the quarrel of Kansas City on 600 West. This is also where Maverick is finally talking smoothly in Charlie's bed, so I suppose you are chasing your game and seeing if you can achieve a client if you revive the "top gun" experience at any possible level is so important to you.

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Kansas City's BBQ is proud of the relationship with the film and is decorated with all kinds of memorials. The organization was damaged by a 2008 fire, which unfortunately deleted some invaluable artifacts from the film. But it has been completely updated, so you can get in, grab beer or two, and, according to many of the reviews of Help (Where it wears a brutal rating 2 1/2-Starval), suffering through a saturated meal.

Charlie's house, where it makes a beautiful backlight with Maverick, is located at 102 Pacific St. Oceanid (located on I-5 between La and San Diego). The exterior of the house is packed with signals that warns passers -by that this is, indeed, "Top Gun House", which is a kindness, but so is the film at times, right?

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The house was built in 1887, and is now an attractive small restaurant known as the famous high pie. They specialize in gluten -free price, and, unlike Kansas City's BBQ, the food is actually passable. So order a piece of apple pie, a cup of coffee and imagine you continue with Tom Cruise or Kelly McGillis ... or both! "Top Gun" is a pretty horny movie!

If you want to visit the real Topgun in 2025, you will have to go to Shallon, Nevada, who is home to the Shalon naval station. Before booking the trip, make sure you have contacted the database public affairs officer to make an appointment (or, as with Miramar, to hit someone with access to objects). You will not see the classrooms where Maverick and Ikeman scattered/flirted with such a cock, but you will have to see the area where the air training shots were filmed for "Top Gun". Just remember, the hard deck is 10,000 feet.

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And before you leave, make sure you get a picture (If They provide photography of the base) of one and only tower Maverick and Goose Zujea in their F-18. And make sure you say, "Thank you, tone" when you do, because We all miss Tony Scott something fierce.