What is Hot Shots!?
{{for|the 1956 film|Hot Shots (1956 film)}} <!-- this comment is added by RainbowLover334148 to describe about the edit summary. Please delete it in the next edit. --> {{Infobox film | name = Hot Shots! | director = [[Jim Abrahams]] | writer = Jim Abrahams<br />[[Pat Proft]] | producer = Bill Badalato | starring = {{plainlist| * [[Charlie Sheen]] * [[Cary Elwes]] * [[Valeria Golino]] * [[Jon Cryer]] * [[Kevin Dunn]] * [[Bill Irwin]] * [[Lloyd Bridges]]}} | cinematography = [[Bill Butler (cinematographer)|Bill Butler]] | editing = [[Jane Kurson]]<br />Eric A. Sears | music = [[Sylvester Levay]] | distributor = [[20th Century Fox]] | released = {{Film date|1991|7|31}} | runtime = 84 minutes | country = United States | language = English | budget = $26 million | gross = $181.1 million }} '''''Hot Shots!''''' is a 1991 American [[comedy film]] directed by [[Jim Abrahams]], co-writer and co-director of ''[[Airplane!]]'', and written by Abrahams and [[Pat Proft]]. It stars [[Charlie Sheen]], [[Cary Elwes]], [[Valeria Golino]], [[Lloyd Bridges]], [[Jon Cryer]], [[Kevin Dunn]], [[Kristy Swanson]], and [[Bill Irwin]]. The film is primarily a [[parody]] of ''[[Top Gun]]'', with some scenes spoofing other popular films, including ''[[9½ Weeks]]'', ''[[The Fabulous Baker Boys]]'', ''[[Dances with Wolves]]'', ''[[Marathon Man]]'', ''[[Rocky]]'', ''[[Superman (1978 film)|Superman]]'', and ''[[Gone with the Wind (film)|Gone with the Wind]]''. A sequel, ''[[Hot Shots! Part Deux]]'', was released in 1993, with Sheen, Golino, Bridges and Haleva reprising their roles. ==Other websites== * {{IMDb title|0102059|Hot Shots!}} * {{mojo title|hotshots|Hot Shots!}} * {{Allrovi movie|23268|Hot Shots!}} * {{Rotten Tomatoes|1036179-hot_shots}} {{movie-stub}} [[Category:1991 comedy movies]] [[Category:American comedy movies]] [[Category:American parody movies]] [[Category:Movies directed by Jim Abrahams]] [[Category:20th Century Fox movies]]