*Should have made part 2 at Princeton. Where all the rich kids were paying and he made a million in 1 semester!

Thirty years later, Joel ends up in Federal prison for committing a massive fraud involving wine futures. Fortunately, his former friend from college is about to be elected President and has promised, in a private conversation, to pardon him. Unfortunately, at the Inauguration Ceremony, the President is assassinated by a meth addicted nutcase inspired by watching too many KZbin videos. The identity of that nutcase? You can guess her name.

tom and rebecca had wild chemistry they dated for like 3 yrs after this movie

Hey there, do you happen to know where this OST can be purchased in lossless quality? FLAC, ALAC, WAV, etc. even buying the physical CD/album. Tnx

This is Gold!!!!

What's with the droopy/perky rose??

1:08 She was half right. 😆

Isn`t life grand

The Problem with "Risky Business": In the final scene, the two leads are having dinner. Joel wonders, "Was it all a setup?" But why would he think that? He wouldn't. It's an error by the writers. Here's why: 1) First he stiffs her in the bedroom - then he stiffs her on the money! He doesn't have any. So she takes something of comparable value, as he leaves claiming to be going to cash a bond, and she leaves. The right and proper thing to do. Never to see him again. 2) Next he goes downtown, finds her, and ends up helping her escape Guido the Killer Pimp. Had he not gone downtown he would have never seen her again. The idea of the temporary brothel is her idea, but it solves his money emergency due to the accident with the Porsche - clearly shown to be accidental. The theft and return of the furniture is Guido's revenge. They know this. Both the original and alternative ending are flawed. That line should have been cut and they talk about the future, followed by the walk and banter. The End

Epic.

she was in my sister's dance class...

The last line didn't add anything as it did not reference anything else already known in the movie, and should have been left out. Leaving the viewer with the business mindset and outlook of Joel's future "... in one night" would have matched the ending montage of Future Enterprisers and pointed to him being able to solve Lana's problems in ten years.

Joel would end up in the Air Force and then join the IMF team. Lana would end up marrying a doctor who would rape his patients, commit suicide after being caught, leading her to go on a revenge plot.

I'm glad they stuck with the ending shown on screeen.

Genius.

much better ending

A wrong choice is such a banger. I love synthwave and this is one of the best songs I know ^^

That's a beautiful last frame but the final version is still superior.

The Tangerine Dream soundtrack is way better than it should be.

Definitely there's one missing song and sadly it's my favourite track from the game, it plays when you are in Apricot Valley and the Military Post. You can hear it in this gameplay: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIuxlH54idiVndE

Tangerine Dreams Absolutely Love them, This is the movie that I specifically bought the soundtrack because of these Hypnotic tunes, then bought all their albums same as Enigma (Sadness, Mea Culpa, Return To Innocence) Pure Moods, Yeah I was all about that type of music, then Techno Trance became my Passion

Her eyes, ablaze, when ever she looks out the window...

"I just don't want you to get hurt." This makes me sad and I can see why they took it out, because it gives you the impression that Lana is in danger. 2:25 It wanted to end on a positive note instead. I could be completely wrong though, but that's just what I sensed from watching this scene. But I absolutely love the way he asks her to come to him, and she sits on his lap.

Dream. Girl.

I'd buy a ticket to see Tom Cruise in a "Risky Business" sequel

Original non alter movie segment. Google KZbin changes all media content to propaganda. Refund my non internet bill.

You can tell from the X bracing peeking into frame at the right that it's the Signature Room in the John Hancock Center. Unfortunately, the restaurant ceased operations in 2023 citing severe economic hardship as the reason for the abrupt closure.

What happened to Paul Brickman? He was so talented!

They filmed this in ‘82, then Cruise and De Mornay dated until ‘85.

Very nice!

I love this movie. Capitalism at it's best in the 80s

I think this is the more realistic ending.The movie is an example of the balance between the transactional & love dynamics of some relationships.I think the quote I think "We are both going to make it big"fits the movie but also has a subtle double meaning reference to their hopes for possible future acting careers in real life.I like the scene setting better in this alternative version.The theatrical ending has a good dialogue too but this alternative ending is better overall.

We live in such a puritanical society that a human need is denied or even punished.

Rebecca looks so beautiful at this time, like a young Taylor Swift.

My childhood❤❤ playing with my brother

life a grand and made out of sand

Nah. This is bad. "Isn't life grand?" Ugh.

in 10 years, he'll be a vampire and she'll be a nanny...

Sorry but the original ending was better. When Joel called Lana, Guido answered the phone because Lana was in on it. They took all his money, she got her cut, and was ready to keep fleecing him. “I think we’re gonna be just fine!” This by you is the “cute” ending?

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Should have ended with the other quote, "Time of your life, huh kid?"

Wow this should’ve been the ending.

Ok I'll take a leap here. Joel knows the extreme risk Lana is in here and he's not. He knows he's safe but she is not. And he really cares about her. Maybe loves her. But she is also scarred and distant from her lifestyle. Amazing film.

If they had used this ending the movie would not be remembered. Word of mouth about what a great movie it is would not have spread, and the world would have been robbed of a classic!

This was so similar to me in High School and 4.5 years later after th Army. D as Lana is spot on. Cold, calculating, and smoking hot looks wise. Thank you D. You taught me a lesson that was hard earned but worth it.

I hope I cross paths with this midget from the suburbs of Los Angeles because I’m certainly going to taking him up on his offer to pull up. 😮

I wonder if Joel repoerted that $8000 on his taxes?

Beautiful ending. Stunning music. Stunning movie. Rebecca DeMornay is on fire. Her distant stare after Joel asks her about a setup is amazing. A beautiful scene.

1:32 Amazing how with a look she makes it look like she has been wronged by the accusation. She lean's back weighing it up, accepting he's not out of bounds to have some disbelief. The whole movie the gap between her and him is wealth. He has it. She wants it, without his pity. The whole scene ends up with an imitation of intimacy of her sitting on his lap (with cajoling) hugging him. Does she really care about him or is she just being a professional? Yes, no, maybe. The little smile by TC at 1:49 when she says "You don't believe me, do you?". He wants to believe her. Maybe that is enough.

I do like Tom Cruise & Rebecca De Mornay chemistry in this plus she is very sexy in Risky Business.