Back in '86, with the release of the original.... I was hospitalized after an accident. It was one afternoon that the nurses and the therapists took I and the other young patients like me to go to the theater. I was awe-struck by the action, color and sound of the film. In fact, the sound /noise of the movie theater was so dynamic.... That it had me in tears! 😀 The nurses had to roll me and my chair back out of the theater until I calmed down. 🙂
@@jeff-hopkins I remember watching the first one on VHS the first time at Grandma's at a family get together between getting blow by blows of what our guys were doing with Noriega by an Uncle that should have been there like the rest of the Central American stuff. His leave was planned for months and his guys and leadership told him to go home and that they had it covered. One thing he would have words about the Airborne today is the packer teams for the parachutes, his training was you never jump unless you packed it yourself. I also will continue to call it Fort Bragg because the erasure of History only serves to insure that you will repeat it. It also a false issue for the DNC to take up as they are the party of the Confederacy and later the KKK (That requires all members to be Democrat in the Charter) unless they hope to fool the people so they can repeat it.
@@charlesmaurer6214 "Never jump unless you have packed it yourself..." After that summer in the hospital, I spent months in afternoon "out patient" therapies. One of my buddies there admits that his parachuting accident was his own fault because he jumped with a chute wrapped by someone else! 😲 He was jumping down into his sister's outdoor wedding reception, his chute didn't open properly (a "streamer" he explained to us) and he came barreling down through the buffet tables in the center of the whole event! 😲As he explained this to me and the other youngest member of this therapy group, we were all laughing so hard! I asked him, "So Craig, you almost die there -right on the spot of your sister's wedding? What kind of.... What kind of relationship do you and your sister share now?" He looked up from his wheelchair, shrugged his shoulders and calmly told us, "I can't figure it out... The girl hates me now!" Him, I and the other youngest member of that therapy group laughed so hard, we almost fell down! 😀
It’s so fucking cool how they invert over that mountain 👏🏻 also it blows my mind how that enemy aircraft manoeuvre is a real thing, not combat right enough but still crazy how those aircraft’s can do it
8:43 Yes, they do. They also make engines for commercial jet airliners. And a fun fact; Mitsubishi used to make planes for Japan in the second world war including the Mitsubishi A6M Zero. Same goes for Porsche but they used to make German tanks such as the Tiger I (P), Tiger II (P) etc. 10:04 Mach is a speed unit. Mach 1 is considered the speed of sound which is around 767 mph or 1235 kmh. Anything that goes above Mach 1 is considered supersonic, while everything going below Mach 1 is considered subsonic. Your average commerical airliner goes Mach 0.84 or 644 mph (1037 kmh) The Concorde, the fastest succesfull operational commercial jet airliner goes Mach 2+ or 1535 mph (2470 kmh) and can cross the Atlantic Ocean from London to New York in 3 hours compared to airliners today which take 10-12 hours. The Su-57 goes Mach 2 as well. The SR-71 Blackbird goes Mach 3.4 or 2609 mph (around 4200 kmh) The SR-72 Darkstar goes Mach 10 or 7670 mph (12350 kmh). Anything above Mach 10 is considered hypersonic, while anything below Mach 10 is considered supersonic. The SR-72 is the only jet that is fictional here. But the concept by Lockheed Martin does exist ever since like 2013 iirc. 41:00 Siberia, region in Russia. The fact that two Su-57's 5 Gen superiority fighters lost to 1 F-14 had me wildin. Even if that was real life there would be no way for Maverick to win against a R-77 or R-73 with just flares.
16:22 Lewis Pullman is the actor who plays Bob. His dad Bill Pullman played the US President in Independence Day. Ironic that his dad’s character was also a fighter pilot flying an F-18. Glen Powell (Hangman) and Ed Harris (Admiral Cain) have both portrayed Mercury astronaut John Glenn in the movies Hidden Figures and The Right Stuff.
And the actress was an 8 yr old when the first movie came out. Meaning Mav. went "Ballistic" with a preteen before being sent to Top Gun the first time. That and the guy with glasses were two huge mistakes in an otherwise great film.
@@charlesmaurer6214 Actually, it's stated that he's in trouble for doing flybys. So, what some may have mistaken for sexual conduct might've actually been him scaring the crap out of a kid with his jet.
@@vladyvhv9579 It was also stated as Goose's wife got off the plane he was seeing her before and even in TGII they make it clear they had a prior relationship that was being rekindled.
@@charlesmaurer6214 Idk if this line of reasoning makes much sense in the first place, but in terms of fact-checking; Jennifer Connelly was 15 years old at the time that the first Top Gun movie released, not 8. That said, it's not clear from either movie exactly how old the *character* Penny was, and I think if anything Jennifer Connelly may well be a few years younger than the character she was portraying. None of this seems like completely crazy casting or necessarily a mistake in any real sense(?).
Actually, I’m very impressed that she realized the difference between an F18 with 2. She’s like “He can control the camera [lazing] by himself. I love that she realized the difference between the planes.
@@MrElis420 Some of it actually was. They couldn’t do everything in back cock pit, making it look like the flier. So they had to use some CGI. But not much.
@@frankiek2269 I know there's CGI, and yeah all the actors couldn't actually fly in a F-18, still looks so good you get people actually thinking Tom Cruise was flying
@@MrElis420 Duh. They seriously did all fly in an F-18! He made them take flight school training. To make the movie more real. But there is something you can’t fake. The explosions behind you. Can’t fake. That’s green screen. That’s the only green screen I know of. Other than that, they were actually in the backseat of the F-22 and had to record themselves.
Gosh that "hangman, hangman! Now!" Every 20 seconds for the last half hour of the film 😵 But i laughed so much when mav got shot and you were like "go back ,get him". Whats a jet supposed to do? Its not a helicopter that can land everywhere 😂
The Darkstar is something that Lockheed's Skunkworks division actually designed and built for the movie. While it is physically real, it is still just a prop. But an extremely well designed and built one. It's speculated to be based on their Mach 6+ drone the SR-71, which will be the successor to their legendary SR-71 Blackbird (the fastest manned air breathing jet in the world still). It's said that China redirected a spy satellite to get a look at the prop, believing it was actually a real jet. Also, no, they don't identify the enemy countries in the Top Gun movies. They're just unnamed badguy countries.
General Electric makes your refrigerator...... But it also makes the gun that goes "BBBRRRTTTT!!!" and turns people in tanks into metal shavings and mince meat.
Same jacket, same bike. A real visor on EVERY pilot eyes are almost black, like sunglasses, to prevent the sun effect shown here, in this movie the visors are not black so you can see who the pilot is, it's not realist, though. Great reaction, like the OG movie. I like you girl, you 're smart, you don't just guess, I adore that in you, good job!
40:22, Glen Powell just seems to be in a lot of aviation stuff these days. He played real life Korean War US Navy pilot Tom Hudner in the movie Devotion. Hudner was in a similar situation during that conflict.
25:34 I don’t buy that Maverick pulling Rooster’s papers set him back 4 years. Going to the actual academy is not the only route to an officer’s commission. I know plenty of people who earned their Navy commissions through an ROTC program at a regular college. Some of them then went onto become pilots in the US Navy. So just saying it was such an obstacle doesn’t wash. FYI a female pilot who now flies with the Blue Angels entered the Navy as an enlisted person. She later earned her officer's commision and went to flight school.
The other routes do take longer so the term setting back would be correct. He still made it but lost a couple years going through either alternate route first.
9:37 Maverick seems a little stuck in the past. Admiral Cain is correct he should be a two star admiral by now. With the number of medals shown on his chest later I can’t help but think he is subconsciously screwing up to avoid promotion. It’s like he never grew up. As an Admiral and a highly decorated combat pilot he could do a lot to advocate for other pilots. FYI Mach 1 is the speed of sound not light. We don’t have the technology to accelerate a plane up to the speed of light. LOL.
SR-72 will be a drone. Darkstar in this is a real prop, yes. Designed and built by Lockheed's Skunkworks, yes. And the SR-71 has been dubbed Darkstar by the general public due to this movie. Which is cool. If the name sticks, it'll be the only military craft in US history named by civillians.
The cobra spin was not CGI. There is a reaction/review by real Top Gun instructors who said that maneuver does happen, that it really isn’t supposed to, but happens for the same competitive reasons it happened in the film. The vast majority was completely practical. Tom Cruise had all of the actors go through intense pilot training. Lots of videos showing what they went through. They also had to turn the cameras on and off, fix their makeup, pay attention to lighting and other cinematography because there was no room in the real fighters for a cameraman, just the real navy pilot and actor. They would film everything before coming down and they had no idea what they got on film until they landed and reviewed the film. A lot of behind the scenes on all of this. You can tell they are really in the planes by the breathing exercise you have to do when pulling Gs. When you see them pass out, they really actually passed out. Obviously they didn’t put the actors in the level G force the movie claims it is, but it was a lot. You can also tell by the pull on their faces which can’t be manufactured. It is really a cinematic marvel what they all did to make this and it came out so well. Even the scene at the beginning when he blew the roof off was real and unexpected. It was a one take because the building was ruined.
That’s not Charlie ! That’s the corporals daughter from the first movie.. Great reaction! I saw the original opening night in theater my senior year and so many more times thru the 3 plus decades .imagine waiting 35 plus yrs for a sequel ? Imagine how amazing this felt for people like me . It felt wonderful for u and I just saw the original . I bet it’s hard to fathom the original came out that long ago and we’ve waited that long . It even blows my mind . lol I’m 56 now . ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
OMG: First of all. Didn’t realize you time stamped it. So you do understand completely what I said in my previous comment. Again, my apologies!! Sorry for not realizing that you are ahead of the game.
Great movie for entertainment, but as a Navy veteran it's totally unrealistic because we would never!!! Use pilots for this mission. It would have been accomplished with the Tomahawks or a Predator drone with a Pathfinder lazor guided bombs. And to answer your question, no we don't have a jet that can fly 10 times the speed of sound and if we did you couldn't eject and live.
You're probably the type of person to watch Jaws and complain a shark wouldn't do that, watch Braveheart and complain it's not historically accurate, watch Terminator and complain robots don't do that, watch Elf and complain an Elf wouldn't do that reeeeeee. The fact you're a nAvY vEtErAn is completely irrelevant.
I have you a like before you even opened your mouth. I’ve never seen anyone give it a bad review, or love for it. If there is actually ones, I want to know them. Ppl, help me out.
Sorry dear, I get your enthusiasm. Seven minute intros is way beyond the top. You do love hearing yourself speak. You get a a two minute intro into reactions. That’s the rule! Never violate that. Or you will get skipped.
You cuss too much, seems like you ate watching mission impossible with the many references to it, and you are using words that you admit that you don't even know..... js 😢
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Saw Maverick in imax and loved it so much i had to go to a 4dx theater to watch it! It was so much fun.
Back in '86, with the release of the original.... I was hospitalized after an accident. It was one afternoon that the nurses and the therapists took I and the other young patients like me to go to the theater. I was awe-struck by the action, color and sound of the film. In fact, the sound /noise of the movie theater was so dynamic.... That it had me in tears! 😀 The nurses had to roll me and my chair back out of the theater until I calmed down. 🙂
@@jeff-hopkins I remember watching the first one on VHS the first time at Grandma's at a family get together between getting blow by blows of what our guys were doing with Noriega by an Uncle that should have been there like the rest of the Central American stuff. His leave was planned for months and his guys and leadership told him to go home and that they had it covered. One thing he would have words about the Airborne today is the packer teams for the parachutes, his training was you never jump unless you packed it yourself. I also will continue to call it Fort Bragg because the erasure of History only serves to insure that you will repeat it. It also a false issue for the DNC to take up as they are the party of the Confederacy and later the KKK (That requires all members to be Democrat in the Charter) unless they hope to fool the people so they can repeat it.
@@charlesmaurer6214 "Never jump unless you have packed it yourself..." After that summer in the hospital, I spent months in afternoon "out patient" therapies. One of my buddies there admits that his parachuting accident was his own fault because he jumped with a chute wrapped by someone else! 😲 He was jumping down into his sister's outdoor wedding reception, his chute didn't open properly (a "streamer" he explained to us) and he came barreling down through the buffet tables in the center of the whole event! 😲As he explained this to me and the other youngest member of this therapy group, we were all laughing so hard! I asked him, "So Craig, you almost die there -right on the spot of your sister's wedding? What kind of.... What kind of relationship do you and your sister share now?" He looked up from his wheelchair, shrugged his shoulders and calmly told us, "I can't figure it out... The girl hates me now!" Him, I and the other youngest member of that therapy group laughed so hard, we almost fell down! 😀
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It’s so fucking cool how they invert over that mountain 👏🏻 also it blows my mind how that enemy aircraft manoeuvre is a real thing, not combat right enough but still crazy how those aircraft’s can do it
8:43 Yes, they do. They also make engines for commercial jet airliners. And a fun fact; Mitsubishi used to make planes for Japan in the second world war including the Mitsubishi A6M Zero. Same goes for Porsche but they used to make German tanks such as the Tiger I (P), Tiger II (P) etc.
10:04 Mach is a speed unit.
Mach 1 is considered the speed of sound which is around 767 mph or 1235 kmh. Anything that goes above Mach 1 is considered supersonic, while everything going below Mach 1 is considered subsonic.
Your average commerical airliner goes Mach 0.84 or 644 mph (1037 kmh)
The Concorde, the fastest succesfull operational commercial jet airliner goes Mach 2+ or 1535 mph (2470 kmh) and can cross the Atlantic Ocean from London to New York in 3 hours compared to airliners today which take 10-12 hours.
The Su-57 goes Mach 2 as well.
The SR-71 Blackbird goes Mach 3.4 or 2609 mph (around 4200 kmh)
The SR-72 Darkstar goes Mach 10 or 7670 mph (12350 kmh). Anything above Mach 10 is considered hypersonic, while anything below Mach 10 is considered supersonic.
The SR-72 is the only jet that is fictional here. But the concept by Lockheed Martin does exist ever since like 2013 iirc.
41:00 Siberia, region in Russia.
The fact that two Su-57's 5 Gen superiority fighters lost to 1 F-14 had me wildin. Even if that was real life there would be no way for Maverick to win against a R-77 or R-73 with just flares.
16:22 Lewis Pullman is the actor who plays Bob. His dad Bill Pullman played the US President in Independence Day. Ironic that his dad’s character was also a fighter pilot flying an F-18.
Glen Powell (Hangman) and Ed Harris (Admiral Cain) have both portrayed Mercury astronaut John Glenn in the movies Hidden Figures and The Right Stuff.
‘Fly long enough it’ll happen’
Took me a few watches to get that call back
Brilliant movie
Glenn Powell played John Glenn in Hidden Figures. He also co-starred with Jonathan Majors in Devotion. 🎉
And now he's playing Tyler in Twisters.
That was "Penny" - as in Penny Benjimen, the 'Admiral's Daughter', (fly past in the first Top Gun)..................
And the actress was an 8 yr old when the first movie came out. Meaning Mav. went "Ballistic" with a preteen before being sent to Top Gun the first time. That and the guy with glasses were two huge mistakes in an otherwise great film.
@@charlesmaurer6214 Actually, it's stated that he's in trouble for doing flybys. So, what some may have mistaken for sexual conduct might've actually been him scaring the crap out of a kid with his jet.
@@vladyvhv9579 It was also stated as Goose's wife got off the plane he was seeing her before and even in TGII they make it clear they had a prior relationship that was being rekindled.
@@charlesmaurer6214 Idk if this line of reasoning makes much sense in the first place, but in terms of fact-checking; Jennifer Connelly was 15 years old at the time that the first Top Gun movie released, not 8.
That said, it's not clear from either movie exactly how old the *character* Penny was, and I think if anything Jennifer Connelly may well be a few years younger than the character she was portraying. None of this seems like completely crazy casting or necessarily a mistake in any real sense(?).
Actually, I’m very impressed that she realized the difference between an F18 with 2. She’s like “He can control the camera [lazing] by himself. I love that she realized the difference between the planes.
She also thought some of the actual flying was CGI lmao
@@MrElis420 Some of it actually was. They couldn’t do everything in back cock pit, making it look like the flier. So they had to use some CGI. But not much.
@@frankiek2269 I know there's CGI, and yeah all the actors couldn't actually fly in a F-18, still looks so good you get people actually thinking Tom Cruise was flying
@@MrElis420 Duh. They seriously did all fly in an F-18! He made them take flight school training. To make the movie more real. But there is something you can’t fake. The explosions behind you. Can’t fake. That’s green screen. That’s the only green screen I know of. Other than that, they were actually in the backseat of the F-22 and had to record themselves.
@@MrElis420 Yes, you are right! They are never ever in an F-22. They were all F-18’s. Both versions of that aircraft. A RIO, and a single.
Gosh that "hangman, hangman! Now!" Every 20 seconds for the last half hour of the film 😵
But i laughed so much when mav got shot and you were like "go back ,get him". Whats a jet supposed to do? Its not a helicopter that can land everywhere 😂
Did she even realize she said goose bumps?
He-he-he.... 😀
The Darkstar is something that Lockheed's Skunkworks division actually designed and built for the movie. While it is physically real, it is still just a prop. But an extremely well designed and built one. It's speculated to be based on their Mach 6+ drone the SR-71, which will be the successor to their legendary SR-71 Blackbird (the fastest manned air breathing jet in the world still). It's said that China redirected a spy satellite to get a look at the prop, believing it was actually a real jet. Also, no, they don't identify the enemy countries in the Top Gun movies. They're just unnamed badguy countries.
General Electric makes your refrigerator......
But it also makes the gun that goes "BBBRRRTTTT!!!" and turns people in tanks into metal shavings and mince meat.
WITH URANIUM SHELLS!!!! Who the fuck could withstand a normal shell that they had to go "you know what this needs? Cancer!"
Twocutest words in the film: 'Earth,' and 'nice.'
Again awesome coolest funniest amazing and lovely best reaction every time 🎉❤😇😇😇💯💯💯🤙👍
“Rooster? Hangman? Hangman go get Maverick”. Umm…how? They are flying F-18s. They can’t land in snow and they are going over 600 mph. 😂
The cobra move was not CGI. The pilots really can and did do that stunt.
The guy sitting with John Hamm at the briefing, also in M:I. Was that who you meant, I wonder.
Same jacket, same bike. A real visor on EVERY pilot eyes are almost black, like sunglasses, to prevent the sun effect shown here, in this movie the visors are not black so you can see who the pilot is, it's not realist, though. Great reaction, like the OG movie. I like you girl, you 're smart, you don't just guess, I adore that in you, good job!
40:22, Glen Powell just seems to be in a lot of aviation stuff these days. He played real life Korean War US Navy pilot Tom Hudner in the movie Devotion.
Hudner was in a similar situation during that conflict.
He also played John Glenn in Hidden Figures.
Can you react on other Tom Cruise Movie classics such as “A Few Good Men”, “Born on The 4th of July”, and “Days of Thunder”? I ❤️ your reactions!
Now that's a reaction. Nicely done. To answer your question, it wasn't said but the only country that completely fits is Iran.
Soundtrack to the 200 Push-Up battle: Won't get Fooled Again, on another Bruckheimer production, set in ... Florida?
25:34 I don’t buy that Maverick pulling Rooster’s papers set him back 4 years. Going to the actual academy is not the only route to an officer’s commission.
I know plenty of people who earned their Navy commissions through an ROTC program at a regular college. Some of them then went onto become pilots in the US Navy.
So just saying it was such an obstacle doesn’t wash. FYI a female pilot who now flies with the Blue Angels entered the Navy as an enlisted person. She later earned her officer's commision and went to flight school.
The other routes do take longer so the term setting back would be correct. He still made it but lost a couple years going through either alternate route first.
9:37 Maverick seems a little stuck in the past. Admiral Cain is correct he should be a two star admiral by now. With the number of medals shown on his chest later I can’t help but think he is subconsciously screwing up to avoid promotion.
It’s like he never grew up. As an Admiral and a highly decorated combat pilot he could do a lot to advocate for other pilots.
FYI Mach 1 is the speed of sound not light. We don’t have the technology to accelerate a plane up to the speed of light. LOL.
7:55 The year this takes place is never mentioned.
Note that the beginning title card refers to 'men _and women_ '
Maverick is more old school like Viper...
They don't say the country name on purpose but the way everything is described and using Russian aircraft it would be happening in Iran.
Yup
Plane is real (2nd gen Blackbird)
SR-72 will be a drone. Darkstar in this is a real prop, yes. Designed and built by Lockheed's Skunkworks, yes. And the SR-71 has been dubbed Darkstar by the general public due to this movie. Which is cool. If the name sticks, it'll be the only military craft in US history named by civillians.
The cobra spin was not CGI. There is a reaction/review by real Top Gun instructors who said that maneuver does happen, that it really isn’t supposed to, but happens for the same competitive reasons it happened in the film.
The vast majority was completely practical. Tom Cruise had all of the actors go through intense pilot training. Lots of videos showing what they went through. They also had to turn the cameras on and off, fix their makeup, pay attention to lighting and other cinematography because there was no room in the real fighters for a cameraman, just the real navy pilot and actor. They would film everything before coming down and they had no idea what they got on film until they landed and reviewed the film. A lot of behind the scenes on all of this. You can tell they are really in the planes by the breathing exercise you have to do when pulling Gs. When you see them pass out, they really actually passed out. Obviously they didn’t put the actors in the level G force the movie claims it is, but it was a lot. You can also tell by the pull on their faces which can’t be manufactured. It is really a cinematic marvel what they all did to make this and it came out so well. Even the scene at the beginning when he blew the roof off was real and unexpected. It was a one take because the building was ruined.
That’s not Charlie ! That’s the corporals daughter from the first movie.. Great reaction! I saw the original opening night in theater my senior year and so many more times thru the 3 plus decades .imagine waiting 35 plus yrs for a sequel ? Imagine how amazing this felt for people like me . It felt wonderful for u and I just saw the original . I bet it’s hard to fathom the original came out that long ago and we’ve waited that long . It even blows my mind . lol I’m 56 now . ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Admiral's daughter
The Navy doesn’t have corporals. Penny’s father was an Admiral
@@technofilejr3401 And no more than 8 yrs. old by the choice to play her.
Shame you edited out some of the best scenes.
OMG: First of all. Didn’t realize you time stamped it. So you do understand completely what I said in my previous comment. Again, my apologies!! Sorry for not realizing that you are ahead of the game.
Your right, CGI is so fake that's why I can't watch 300
Great movie for entertainment, but as a Navy veteran it's totally unrealistic because we would never!!! Use pilots for this mission. It would have been accomplished with the Tomahawks or a Predator drone with a Pathfinder lazor guided bombs. And to answer your question, no we don't have a jet that can fly 10 times the speed of sound and if we did you couldn't eject and live.
You're probably the type of person to watch Jaws and complain a shark wouldn't do that, watch Braveheart and complain it's not historically accurate, watch Terminator and complain robots don't do that, watch Elf and complain an Elf wouldn't do that reeeeeee. The fact you're a nAvY vEtErAn is completely irrelevant.
I have you a like before you even opened your mouth. I’ve never seen anyone give it a bad review, or love for it. If there is actually ones, I want to know them. Ppl, help me out.
Love the reaction! HATE the editing! You don’t show the best parts. I guess that’s a cinephile thing.
I'm not here to watch you, I want a reaction on that movie. Instead, all I see is you, 90% on that screen. - 1 point from me.
You talk too much.
Sorry dear, I get your enthusiasm. Seven minute intros is way beyond the top. You do love hearing yourself speak. You get a a two minute intro into reactions. That’s the rule! Never violate that. Or you will get skipped.
You cuss too much, seems like you ate watching mission impossible with the many references to it, and you are using words that you admit that you don't even know..... js 😢
And stop explaining the movie as we're watching it