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I want to marry a pilot
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- Zack is determined to go through with his childhood dreams of becoming a Navy pilot.
Upon arrival at AOCS, Zack and his fellow AOCs are shocked by the harsh treatment they receive from their head drill instructor, Marine Gunnery Sergeant Emil Foley.
Zack and fellow candidate Sid Worley meet two local young women Paula Pokrifki and Lynette Pomeroy, who are factory workers, at a Navy Ball.
Sid DORs without saying goodbye.
He goes to Lynette's house and proposes marriage, but she turns him down and berates him for DORing.
Despondent over the situation, Sid checks into a motel and commits suicide.
Zack shows up for graduation and is sworn into the Navy with his class.
Zack seeks out Paula at the factory, declaring his love to her.
He picks her up and walks out with her in his arms to the applause of her colleagues, including Lynette.
It's SO IRONIC that in the beginning Lynnete blamed men for using them but in the end SHE just USED SID! Poor soul!
And in the end, Lynette's manipulation kept her in the factory. She belongs to the streets.
He just didn't understand women. The Richard Gere character really didn't care. Sure it worked out for him, but if it didn't he would have moved on, and had the career to find someone just as good. Being a JC penney's manager wasn't as awful a career track as it is today, but it wasn't great then either. Maybe in real life his looks would have been enough as that's awfully important to women, but young women think tall good looking men grow on trees and there's bound to be a more ambitious one that will take after her.
Lynette was delusional thinking that a navy pilot would marry her. Navy pilots and other military officers marry high class women from prominent families.
Poor Sid. His death scene at 1:29 was really sad. Lynette really hurt him and broke his heart.
I think it was also the implication that he'd screwed up everything in his life, 'cause she'd had a miscarriage. And she was the only thing she was the only thing he'd ever done for himself, not for others.
@@artistsometimes2729 She was so selfish. She used Sid.
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You do realize it was a movie right!
@@visualizecreate2530 oh no no no no no bros, someone had an emotional reaction to a fictional work, we should all just be zombies and stare mindlessly with no reaction, amirite bros......
I used to live in a military town although I was a civilian and most women in such a town are indeed like Lynette, if you're not an officer and loaded they want nothing to do with you, even if you're decent and try hard. They are truly gold diggers.
I wouldn't care if you had all the money in the world I only would want u not fancy things
Larry,
I grew up a military brat, and didn't even know about all that until I was older. I was surprised because I didn't want to be a military wife because I knew it was a difficult life.
...And no, my mom wasn't like that. My parents met and married as civilians before my dad was ever active duty.
That’s why when I joined the Navy in 2001, I stayed single, greedy bitches out hea!
@@rainbowgirlism Same. My parents were high school sweet hearts. I didn’t start noticing the gold diggers until I was 15 working at the post commissary as a Bagger. I would see the young soldiers getting used and abused
@@antoniojohnson8443 that's too bad about the young soldiers getting abused! Appreciated your thoughtful post. My parents were college sweethearts..a lot in common with your parents!
She should have married Sid. It doesn't look like she has anything better coming her way.
Fortunately/Unfortunately women have a 1000 options.
@@midshipsport It could have worked out for Sid if he had become a pilot. He could womanize, cheat on her, beat her if he wants. As long as he had those wings that's all she cared about. Sid personally didn't matter. She just wanted to feel like she was better than everybody else and was unable to achieve that on her own.
She could try again with her looks, but maybe she'll have the reputation of what she did, so won't be invited to the parties anymore.
@@tempo1889lmfao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@midshipsport yep.. they do.
It's funny when men act like they are hot shit and are players.. because that's everyday life for most women.. and eventually women won't care what you look like if you're broke..
But women are the real players, cuz simps will throw money at them till their death
Sid was a stunad of the first magnitude.
Sid such a nice guy, but very gullible, trap was set and he fell right into it.
Exactly! It was in the script to show folks as to what happens when you don`t listen.
Finally, all this gushing about how she should have married him, how she broke his heart, ( Oh that solves it then, Marry him so his heart doesn't break, gets out of the navy, goes back to his old job at JC Penny's live with Mom and Dad in Oklahoma ) 54 likes, yes there are people out there who paid attention, if she was so bad, which Mayo knew all along, maybe he should have listened to him.
Lynette always gave me a Nellie Oleson vibe, which of course is bad news.
she was the classic 'bad girl' to Sid's 'nice guy' - Zak (Gere) sees himself in her and ends up changes his ways
This is so painful to watch, poor Sid 😓
Screw Sid. His dumb azz shouldn't have quit the military in the first place. Deserved.
I also noticed that in Movies when someone wears a Corduroy Jacket, something bad always happens. In The Talented Mr. Ripley Phillip Seymour Hoffman (RIP) makes a snide remark about Tom wearing A Jacket like that in Italy in The Summer. Then in The Paper Chase (1973) Hart wears a Corduroy Jacket on The First Day Of School and doesn't know about The First Day's Assignments. Then Alex on Degrassi always wears a "Jacket" like that and then his Girlfriend Tessa cheats on him with Yick.
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Also, in "Terms of Endearment", which also stars Debra Winger, she caught her husband cheating on her with a student, and he was also wearing a corduroy jacket.
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I've always despised Lynette with a burning passion!
Me too. I guess we can assume Lynette wasn't invited to Zack and Paula's wedding since Lynette was the reason Sid killed himself, or at least the straw for Sid.
When I saw this movie for the first time I imagined the suicide scene more gore and graphic 🩸🩸 . My father spoiled me before seeing it.
Sorry to hear that friend.
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Lynette Pomeroy ended up in a trailer...deleted scene
Although what Lynette did was awful, Sid has to take some blame. He didn't "Listen" when Foley warned the Class on The First Day when they were admitted. Also Sid never wanted to be a Pilot, he felt he had to fill the shoes of his Late Big Brother who died in Vietnam. His Father was such a "Army Stage Father" kind of like how Dan Scott was with Nathan in One Tree Hill.
Yeah right, as if you always listen blindly to the elder generation. And regarding him not wanting to be a pilot, he did not realize that by himseld, he may have been naive, he did not actively manipulate and trick someome like she did.
He wasn't just muddling through. His buddy said he was the best student, the best leader. So he was self-motivated to succeed. But then couldn't handle throwing away everything for nothing. Maybe he could have tried again the next year?
He should've also talked to someone like Zack regarding the situation with Lynette instead of impulsively dropping out.
Really? She's a bitch and he is to blame? I guess that when a girl is raped you agree part of the blame is on her: shouldn't have gotten to that neighborhood, shouldn't have dressed like that...
@laminage It was those bodacious set of TaTas that did sid in.
He wasn't suppose to commit suicide over a woman. There is so many fish in the sea, so many women in the world.🇿🇲
It wasn't just about Lynette. It was having to go home and tell his parents that he dropped out. They always rubbed his nose in it that he wasn't as good as their dead son who died as a pilot and Sid did everything his brother did including get engaged to his dead brother's fiancée. Lynette saying she wanted a pilot and not Sid was just the last straw for him.
I want to Marry a pilot .a lady told me she was in Army club and the women were talking about getting and marrying the highest ranking men in the club.
Why did Sid DOR, when he was just a week away from finishing? Plus, he could always start over. He would only delay his career by 3 months. Why kill himself?
...have YOU ever worked at J.C. Penny?
I guess he couldn't take the failure and being played for a fool. His buddy didn't get to him to talk him down in time.
Dude did you watch the movie? He had 2 weeks left and he never wanted to be a pilot.
@@elenarodriguez7809 er...why kill himself if he had just two weeks left?
Because he got his heart broken by someone who didn’t really want him.
Wow...watch this when was a around 11YRS....never knew the lady rejected him for a pilot..sad scene
I really didn't like seeing Lynette in the end waving and stuff they should have ended her character after he yelled at her and left.
yeah - I didn't buy that - like she even cared - too many nice guys fall for bitches like her
I saw someone else wrote that at the scene where they confront her. But maybe they didn't want to end her that way, with losing her best female friend and being bitter like the lady in the factory, but be happy for her friend.
I agree partially but she was also shown bitter: her friend married an aviator, she was left with nothing
Ditto.
It was important that Lynette saw that Paula was right and she was wrong, that tricking and manipulating someone wasn't going to get her what she wanted. I would hope that Lynette clapping for Paula and saying, "Way to go Paula" meant that Lynette understood what she did to Sid was horrible.
It doesn't make sense that he DOR'd right before he was about to finish. What was the point of that after all that time when in only a few days he'd have completed the class, accomplished his objective, AND also have gotten the girl!
He didn't feel like finish, he wasn't doing that because of himself
Sid never wanted to be a pilot. He only did it because his parents wanted him to be like his dead brother. If he had gone ahead and graduated, he still would have dropped out.
Sid’s role was played by Mr. David Keith. The Keith’s are family friends of ours . His father and my grandfather worked together for TVA for many years. David has always been a fine actor, starring in many filmand TV series for over 50 years now. He’s one of the nicest people you could ever meet. His hanging scene was a.wayan
(I'm sorry. I don't want to marry you). What if she said "Yes, this is wonderful," and then moved to Oklahoma, became best friends with her mother-in-law, who asked her to serve as her maid-of-honor at her new wedding?
And then sid hooked her up with a job at JC Pennys after he became floor manager. They would’ve been set.
Paper lunch bags are piling up at 2:02, come on Paula do your damn job!!
How he never worked that one out I will never know.
I think you will🤫👍
My dad went to Squadron Officers school in the 70's. He said the local girls had dated so many of the students, they knew when every surprise exam was going to happen and which weekends the class would lose off-base privileges.
I can remember there being a big construction project where I lived in the late eighties. There were thousands of outsiders who were making big money- to be fair so were many of the local men- and the poorer local women who had few prospects were drawn to them. Some local men hated them and there were occasional fights over women, but quite a few of the outsiders settled here and married local women and the hostility has died down.
Lynette should have been made to physically suffer.
I had a college roommate that had his only dream of being a navy pilot. He learned through ROTC he would be assigned to “Supply”. He killed himself.
HOly CRAP! DAmn dude.
No lie that actress at :29 was our high school drama teacher!
Lynette wants a sugar daddy
They are the right couple! Now I'm seeing it through Lynnette's eyes. They must have two income. Sid is a good and a true gentleman but he can't put everything on himself. They must work together to raise a family! The person who told me this is an inspiration. However you are! Thanks for helping me rewrite the story for their happy ending!
If Sid waited a few more weeks to complete the program, his status as an enlisted officer would've allowed him and Lynette to live comfortably with benefits.
@Nayan Chatwani Either way, it wouldn't have worked out as she would have left him the minute things ever went sour for them financially.
@@danielpartida1439 How sour?
Yeah, but Sid could have done that work as manager and Lynnette well, she could keep up her job as a whore
wtf ? Where is the seen where she dumps him ?
Anyone who thinks Lynette is responsible for Sid's death is a fool. The man was mentally broken with or without her accepting his proposal.
I agree. Lynette was the last straw. Sid would have had to go home and tell his parents that he dropped out and they would have made him feel like a complete failure. They were such horrible people and if Sid's death was anyone's fault, it would have been theirs.
Brutal blackpill. It’s over.
Well she shouldn't have lied to him shoulda made it very clear up front she wanted to marry a pilot she should have cleared that up at the beginning
That's me @ 1:06 if I had a man and he wanted to leave Atlanta permenately and take me with him!
Plot twist, Lynette really did have Sid's kid and named him Stifler.
yo jamás hubiese dejado a Sid
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john ronald and brad
angelique goffred feels sad
djiboouti rain chad
Lynette does not seem to be that bad.
It is understandable that she turned him down.
his face when she turned him down, hahahahahaha
She’s that bad
@@bp6329 Poor old fellow so much love for nothing! A true gentleman and she didn't even had to give him a child to make him love her, what a man! In some cultures it's a shame if a woman can't give her husband a child! Poor guy👊👊👊👊👊👊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😔😔😔😔😔
@@vkfkstpdqj I disagree
It’s nice she used gender neutral terms, ‘I want to be a wife of an aviator.’