Blind Gun

This would be a family-oriented feel-good movie in which a blind man, through sheer grit and determination, and against the nay-saying of naysayers, becomes the top fighter pilot in the US air force.

To make the plot believable, the pilot would rely in his seeing-eye dog, Orville, who would sit on his lap during flights, and yelp and whine to communicate what's happening in the air. To enhance the cuteness factor, the dog would be outfitted with a helmet and goggles.

At the climax of the movie, the hero would single-handedly save America from terrorists, to the tune of "Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey.