7º – Top Gun (Tony Scott, 1986)
Here, we will follow in the footsteps of an aspiring fighter pilot in his search for recognition. However, in the course of the process, the young man will have to deal with ghosts of the past, new rivalries with fellow practitioners and tragedies. Directed by Tony Scott, ‘Top Gun’ raises the best of the 1980s with intermittent action, a lightweight plot, a positive cast, and the best part, an unforgettable soundtrack driven by the hits of Kenny Loggins.
6º – National Lampoon’s Vacation (Harold Ramis, 1983)
A head of a family wants to take a few days off to go to an amusement park. However, the most diverse setbacks will disrupt the life of that family, making the mission to reach the park almost impossible. Funny from the first to the last scene, ‘National Lampoon’s Vacation’ is a unique comedy, bringing iconic characters, truly memorable situations and the greatest acting career of the actor Chevy Chase.
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