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Top Gun was the first date with my future wife, we were 19. We've had to wait half a lifetime for the sequel, but it was so worth the wait.
I was 11 when the original came out, my brother was 8, and my future husband was 15... we have loved the original as one of our top 5 of all time! I was so excited when I found out Tom was doing a sequel! I knew he would do it right, but I had no idea it was going to be this incredible! This movie perfectly told the full-circle story... my favorite line was Rooster's last... "lt's what my Dad would've done"... I LOST IT!!! This movie had everything I'd hoped for and then some!!! We waited nearly forever, but it was SO damn worth it!!!
I actually thought that Dasha would cry more. She cried less than i did, ofcourse i have been waiting for it for 30 ish years. Maybe the longer you wait the more emotional it gets. Great reaction Dasha! ❤️
The best movie I have seen in years, hope you enjoyed it Dasha.
The difference in the opening titles is they added women to Top Gun.
Dasha ....I really enjoy how real you are.🥰
I think this is one of the best movies I've ever seen. I am old though and saw the original when it came out in 1986. I actually worked in a building right at the end of the runway in Miramar (San Diego), California when the original movie came out and where Top Gun was based at the time. The original Top Gun is one of the movies I consider a "coming of age" movie for those of us that grew up in the 70's and 80's. I watched this sequel in the theatre when it came out and also streamed it for three friends (at different times) that are in my age range. It always created a serious emotional response in each one of them...as it does for me every time I see it or see a reaction to it. Great Reaction Dasha. Thank you.
A refreshing surprise to have a sequel to an old IP that wasn't just meh or good, but just damn good!
I notice you said that you thought that Penny is pretty. Jennifer Connelly plays maverick's love interest. She has been making movies since she was a teenager and my generation's sweetheart. Anyway, she has a long list of movies you might want to check out.
Sequels are sometimes not as good as their original movie blockbuster. Top Gun Maverick is an exception where the sequel is as good if not better than the original. It brought back the nostalgia of the original as well as do a great job of introducing a new set of Top Gun characters. I especially love the way Top Gun Maverick pays tribute to both Ice Man and Goose. My understanding is that Tom Cruise fought like hell to get Val Kilmer a cameo in the movie as his character Ice Man which apparently was no small feat given Val Kilmer apparent ongoing cancer situation. A truly impressive sequel to the original Top Gun.
This may have stolen Terminator Two's crown as the greatest action movie sequel ever. Best movie of 2022 by far.
I like TG Maverick but it has great contender this year: Everything Everywhere All at Once
At least this is more fiction than Terminators.
@@jannes9945 Oh, it is not realistic at all, but a bunch of F18s in extremely loose formation, launching missiles at another bunch of jets 50+ miles away using a datalink from an F35, would not make for a compelling action set piece for anyone who isn't an aviation enthusiast.
Don't forget Prey
@@jannes9945 we would have used Tomahawks or Predators.
15:05 we sometimes forget how great of an actor Tom Cruise is. You could feel the pain in his voice when he was talking to Ice. And that scene is so well done.
I'm not so sure Tom was acting 100%. He knows the struggles Val had gone through and I think he used that.Some people brush Cruise off as just another testosterone driven action hero. But his depth, range and dedication to a role is unmatched.
@@fullmoonprepping4024 his commitment emotionally to a character is psycho level. I mean it’s a good thing it’s just incredible what he can do
* I served onboard USS Nimitz (CVN 68) back in the late 90's.
* Mach -10 , or High Hypersonic, is 10 times the speed of sound. 7673 MPH, or 12348 Km/H.
* Your callsign is given to you, and it's usually not complimentary.
* Penny Benjamin--Maverick's love interest in this movie--doesn't appear in the first movie, but she is mentioned. She is the daughter in the statement about Maverick having "a history of high-speed passes over five air control towers and one admiral's daughter!" Goose's wife also mentions her as, "He told me all about the time you went ballistic with Penny Benjamin."
* That is Val Kilmer's actual voice. Sadly, he really did have throat cancer, making it difficult for him to speak.
* I LOVE that they went with the Barricade trap. I actually participated in one myself back in 1997. There is a video of it here on RUclips if you want to check it out.
Correction: Val Kilmer's voice in the movie is largely assisted via A.I. Normally, he has to use an electronic voicebox to be heard.
The bar scene where we meet the supporting cast has some fun little things going on:
When we meet Penny, the song in the background is “Let’s Dance” by David Bowie, who starred alongside Jennifer Connolly (Penny) in Labyrinth.
The song that Hangman selects on the jukebox is 86, which is the year the original Top Gun came out (1986). The song is “Slow Ride” by Foghat, which is appropriate as Hangman teases Rooster about how he flies too slow.
Rooster plays Great Balls Of Fire as it would be his last memory of his father (Goose)… Miles Teller (Rooster) learned to play the song and they did this as a live take. They were so happy with it that they added it to the soundtrack, and they edited the scene to make a music video, giving Miles Teller an officially credited cover version.
A fun line when Maverick and Rooster are stealing the F-14: “how are we going to get this museum piece in the air?”… they transported the F-14 that is on display at San Diego Air and Space Museum to the set location, so it is indeed a museum piece.
Even more ironic how Labyrinth and Top Gun were released in 1986….
I am surprised more people don’t grasp the significance of Mav and Rooster stealing an F14 Tomcat as an homage to the plane flown by the US in the original Top Gun movie vs the fictional MiG 28’s.
The F14 was likely the first modern plane that John Q. Public fell in love with and the first Top Gun was a boon to military recruiting.
@@mjc1389 Only thing they could have improved with that scene is if they had put the flaps down. As it is in the movie that Tomcat would have gone right into the wall.
An absolutely stunning movie I think the P-51 at the end was actually Tom's.
Yeah he's got a nice bird there
I had gotten sick and tired of the commercials FOR TWO YEARS waiting for this movie. I had gotten to the point where I was not going to watch it until it was free. Then friends told me how they felt when it came out, and it convinced me to go ahead. I am always VERY skeptical about sequels (mainly because it seems like it's all Hollywood can do any more), so the bar was set high for this movie. I was not disappointed. Is it as good as the first one, or better? I can't decide. But it IS a great movie, and the best sequel I have seen (yes, this includes the MCU films).
Callsigns are always a strange deal. Some are given on the spot. Some have to be voted on, but are usually based on events or embarrassing stories. Some come from the pilot's (or AIRCREWMAN's) real name. Others are wonderfully descriptive based on character flaws or physical traits. When someone looks like a movie character, it's super easy.
I have a long list of them but it would give me away.
In the Navy your call sign is chosen by your fellow pilots and usually is not nearly as cool as many used in the Top Gun movies. It's usually something to do with a screw up you made during training or other embarrassing detail.
-Phoenix: probably crashed and burned
-Payback: is a b!@ch
-Fanboy: probably a kiss ass
-Coyote: probably wily
-Hangman: explained in the film
-Bob: God tier
-Rooster: Chicken
It's not just the Navy ... it's not just Pilots.
@@leospeeds500 clearly you don't know much about the #NobleRooster
@@IcyTorment Ask Me About My Buddy Shipwreck... his real name is Shipwash.
@@leospeeds500 Fanboy is likely that guy that knows the name of every planet in Star Trek.
Val Kilmer beat the throat cancer, but left permanent effect on his voice if I'm not completely incorrect.
He had a tracheotomy (removal of his trachea), the reason he’s wearing a scarf is to hide the tube that he requires to help him eat 😢
Such a good movie. As someone who saw the original in the theater back when it came out, I really wish I had gone to see this in the theater. But it's still fantastic, and a brilliant continuation of Maverck's story.
Same here.
it was a great movie. I saw the original one in theaters 36 years ago and maverick this year in theaters and it was an awesome experience to see it. When the movie was over my jaw was dragging on the ground the whole way out to my jeep.
I literally saw it the last day it was in theaters where I live, and am extremely stoked I did. Just… quite simply, a masterpiece of cinema
I grew up with the original. Maverick feels like a better character and the movie overall feels more mature.
This may be the first Tom Cruise film where they acknowledge his age. At least that I can think of?
@@rufus5966 Probably. Has to happen at some point.
This movie is the best of the last decade.
This is how you make a movie. No bs just good story and characters you can root for.
Please do finally RED HEAT, where Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a Russian Cop. So curious about your take about his russian portrayal and accent.
COCAINEUM!!!
@@sosaboi1352 🤣🤣🤣
I loved the ending, especially with *Tom Cruise* actually flying his own plane, with (Penny), actress *Jennifer Connelly* as his passenger.
What's even funnier is that Jennifer has sailed for years while Tom never had. That scene with them out on the water really was pushing Tom, and Jennifer was eating it up. To balance it out, Jennifer had a fear of flying. Tom took her up in his P-51and talked her through her fear and got her calm and she said she enjoyed the flight that they used for the end of the film.
That's Penny Benjamin, the Admiral's daughter Goose said Mav had flown a close pass over in the first debriefing in Top Gun.
And he went ballistic for a 6yr old. Biggest flaw in the film an makes the lead a pedo.
Every shot from the inside of the jets is real except for the actual mission at the end.
I've been waiting for you to watch this, now return to Rocky! Because I've been waiting for you to get to Rocky IV.
To put it into context, mach 10 is fast enough to circle the world in about three and a half hours!
This move was well worth the wait. I think it was better than the original. YCBAR. Great reaction very emotional.
Loved the movie, great reaction. I will say you're missing out on some great Val Kilmer movies.
One of my favorite Val Kilmer movies is The Saint. Not many reactions but an awesome movie. It also stars Elisabeth Shue and is set in Russia. For some reason everyone speaks English...
Another great Val Kilmer movie is Willow. I don't remember if you've reacted to it but it's a fantastic adventure/fantasy movie.
One of the earliest Val Kilmer movies is Real Genius. It's a great comedy movie and worth a reaction.
God bless you Val Kilmer, you absolute legend.
He's your huckleberry....
Mr Cruise still captures the imagination after so many years. Excellent actor, one of a kind. I respect that he does his own stunts.
Agreed. I like his work ethic also. A true professional.
The triumphant return of the classic blockbuster movie.
I had not seen the actors's name who played Bob but as soon as he said Maverick was gone I immediately knew his father was Bill Pullman.
I think Tom Cruise might be a vampire, that's why he doesn't age.
Top Gun 2 is the movie NO ONE asked for but EVERYONE LOVED and was thankful for!
Tom Cruise gave us the sequel we didn’t even know we wanted
The most realistic thing about this movie is the fact that they planned flying into like 30 SAM sites
Just as good as the first one. One of my favorite movies you should react to that is similar to the Top Gun movies is The Final Countdown (1980) The U.S.S. Nimitz goes back to December 6th, 1941. It's filmed on the Nimitz.
I push The Final Countdown every chance i get! The aerial scenes are absolutely authentic with no modelling (excepting the Zero shootdowns) and true piloting. The Jolly Rogers had just been activated using the F-14s and they themselves carried the cameras to film the dynamic shots.
Good reaction as always. Hope you get time to get back into Tom Cruise's Mission Impossible franchise :)
Dasha, you are so sweet and have a great heart. I enjoy watching your reactions.
Reacting to Colors 1988! It’s about 2 cops who battle against gangs in Los Angeles. It depicts the reality of the streets in the inner cities at the time. Very controversial as it contributed to the spread of LA based gangs all around the world
So, Penny Benjamin is mentioned 3 times by reference in Top Gun - she was the "Admiral's Daughter" Maverick had (or wanted to have) a fling with. Obviously, they had a long history based on the clues in Maverick. The sailboat is a racing boat J-125. The last one was built in 2003 and you can have one today for only $300,000. The Porsche Penny was driving was a 1973 Porsche Carrera Targa. You can have one for $200,000. The P-51 Mustang that Maverick repairs and then flies at the end belongs to Tom Cruise and was flown by him in this movie. I believe it is valued at $two to three million dollars, currently. All the flying scenes were filmed in the actual airplanes as they were flying with the actors in rear seats. The flying scenes in F-14 Tomcat (That Maverick and Rooster stole) were special effects, but the actors were sitting in the actual F-14 rented from a museum - that's why they joked about "museum piece."
Well if Maverick had bought the Mustang sometime in the 80s or 90s, it probably would have been a lot cheaper.
Call signs are given to you by your squadron. So.... One RUclipsr his callsign is Mover. Because during one training mission he shot at what he thought was a target... Turned out to be a Cow. So his squadron started to call him Moooover. Shortened to Mover. Lol
The actors including Tom Cruise had to go to flight school and flew actual jets so all the breathing and flying was real, only on the outside of the plane they did CGI. The director placed camera’s inside the cockpit of each jet and let the actors fly trusting they would remember their lines without anyone directing them.
The actors weren't flying the jet. They were in the back seat and the camera made it look like they were the ones flying the plane. Cruise does fly his own plane at the end. Cruise made sure that they pulled plenty of G's during their training.
@@stevedietrich8936 ruclips.net/user/shorts4uixRR6sDl8?feature=share
@@craig1967shelby Your statement that they "flew actual jets" implies that the actors piloted the jet, which is ridiculous. They flew in jets, as I said, but they did not pilot the jet. The military is never going to allow untrained civilians to fly, as in pilot, one of its jets.
7:26 no, you absolutely don’t, and TopGun being absolutely unrealistic in it (excepting B.O.B), usually it’s given because you messed up somehow or have a funny Lastname, here are some callsigns with backstory from pilots
-Sparky: tried to show Trick how to get fire with 2 wires, set a instruction book on fire
-Berlin: ran into a wall after landing
-Vodka: last name was Smirnoff
-FORD: Found On Road Desf: had a drink after training and was found slipping on a grass next morning
-Ghost: last name was Casper
-Glory: last name was Hole
-Inch: guy was 1,6m tall
-Legend: failed an exam NOONE have ever failed
-T-bone: dropped a practice bomb through a cow
-Gear down: once tried to land with gears down
There's one movie no one has reacted to yet, its a comedy classic.
Look up "Eurotrip" I think you would like it.
Dasha, you are like the blueprint for women 😂😘
My dad said he liked the sequel as I showed to him for the first time ever.
Test pilots are crazy ;-) Chuck Yeager the first man to beat Mach 1, with a broken rib, in a later test flight, had his plane break up in flight, he parachuted safely, just like in the opening of this movie. Russian pilots were equally crazy ;-) Israel pilots took out the Iraqi and Syrian nuclear reactors. Fighter pilots have unique born skill. This actor can fly his own jet plane ;-) This movie resolves the first movie well. Black out is from positive G forces, red out is from negative G forces. The pressurized flight suit helps block this abnormal pooling of blood. Remember, a landing is a controlled crash, and any crash is good if you survive it.
One of best friends was in the military for over 20 years and I also asked him about how pilots get their callsigns. He told me the pilot does not pick it, but its actually your peers and commanding officer. It usually something more embarrassing or funny than serious or "cool".
One of the best theater experiences ever.
I remember watching this movie from CGV cinemas in 4DX 6 months ago.
You were wondering how they made it so realistic, it is cause it was real. They were all up in those planes, and those planes were actually being flown, and they had cameras inside the planes. Tom Cruise (he's actually a pilot) he trained them all personally to be able to withstand the G forces of being inside those planes
They did a great job making this movie be an homage to the first one. The faces the pilots made were real because they were in actual jets being flown by real Navy pilots. There were some CGI shots sprinkled into the movie where it was too dangerous to actually show in real life maneuvers, but the shots inside the cockpit were real & the courses they flew were real courses only for military pilots. Easily one of the most realistic military jet flying experiences in movie history. The beginning secret flying project was completely fabricated as it’s grossly overstating actual manned jet speed capabilities. The fastest manned hypersonic jet reached only Mach 6.7. Unmanned hypersonic jets have reached Mach 9.64, but anything goes wrong beyond going Mach 1 while ejecting is basically death. To reach high Mach speeds you need to fly very high up where the atmosphere is thin & that causes more issues that will kill you even if you somehow survive the ejection at high Mach speeds. Still very cool how it was portrayed.
Some trivia for you. the Darkstar is meant to be the SR-71's replacement, itself a magnificent plane. It's top speed was mach 3.4. To put this in perspective, the blackbird crossed from NYC to LA in 64 minutes. this Darkstar is 3 times FASTER.
Actual callsigns are given by a Aviator/NFO's squadron mates. It can be based on things like a officer's name, their hometown, personality trait but most commonly based on an embarrassing event. One of the pilots I flew with had the callsign "Hawk" after being divebombed repeatedly by one angry red tailed hawk protecting its nest.
Another had the callsign "Scorpion" after an unfortunate crossing with an Arizona Bark Scorpion (the most dangerous scorpion species in the US). One of the very best pilots I flew with her callsign was "Punchout" :P Ya we can be A-holes sometimes when it comes to callsigns especially in the navy.
Instead of a tired story of 30 years later I'am not an old pilot I still got it... We see Maverick dealing with the adult son of Goose and his past failures. A rare sequel that is better than the original movie.
"Ice" was the Commander of the pacific fleet one of the 4 star admiral positions. It's the highest rank a US navy officer can reach at paygrade O-10 wearing 4 silver stars. I reached the officer rank of Commander during my time in the navy which is at paygrade O5 wearing silver oakleaves on my collar.
You should watch "TAPS" and see the first full role for Tom Cruise, Sean Penn and a surprise actor from Breaking Bad
That SU-57 Felon looks badass-and that Pugachev Cobra maneuver, I can only say:
Истребитель пятого поколения.
Callsigns get given to pilots usually by their fellow pilots. Its usually something embarassing or silly, people dont usually get cool callsigns like these. Bob is probably the most accurate one.
Fun fact. Ewan McGregor (obi wan in the star wars prequels) has a brother who was a pilot. He got the callsign obi-two because of that.
I always wonder how many people catch onto the flipped dynamic in this movie: Rooster's _Iceman_ and Hangman's _Maverick,_ yet Rooster's more sympathetic at least this time.
Val Kilmer really had throat cancer, he couldn't talk. it was computer generated. They were using actual flight recordings, I believe they had the actors in real fighter aircraft doing those maneuvers.
I can't help but think of the original Star Wars during the main mission of this movie. Having to fly down a trench to a target area that was only 3m wide (2m in Star Wars), and then he loses his computer and has to rely on himself to hit the target. I love both movies.
It looks so cool cause they're all experiencing real G-Force and real F-18's
From my understanding "call signs" are not necessarily chosen by the pilot in a sense. Their call signs are based on the pilots personality or perhaps something that only the pilot and other people in the crew know about the pilot.
Call signs fit the pilot because of the pilot but not *by* the pilot.
"A little bit gay," Dasha? They're almost rimming each other. You should check out Quentin Tarantino's Top Gun synopsis.
A bit gayish 😂 at least you enjoyed the scene. Still the best movie this year ✈️👨✈️
The kid said "Earth." Yeah, you are supposed to be laughing. 😄
Dasha, you get your call name from the other piolets in your first squadron.
Hi Dasha!🙂You are my FIRST reaction for the day, because I know yours would be the BEST!!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽I agree, watching both movies today, this is the better film. But, this really isn't fair given the ago of the original film.
Cool reaction as always Dasha, you take care sweetie 🥰🥰
Wasn't sure you'd watch this. I know how tense you got at the end of the first movie, and the tension was at least as high - and even longer - with the mission sequence itself. Nice reaction, and nice one!
Yeah, your friends choose your nickname LOL whether you like it or not!
It's 36 years later. I saw them both in the cinema, the new one in extra-wide "Screen-X."
In real life, at Mach 10.4, over 12,000 km/h, upon ejecting, he'd have been smeared into jelly.
Best movie 2022.
Yay! Been looking forward to this one!
When regulars people die at 30% chance and the most of the rest either can never walk either fly an airplane after ejection, Maverick is so though he did it three times (one of them at the speed when metal melts from air friction)
After watching it in theaters, my dad says it’s his all time favorite movie.
So happy to hear Val Kilmer is cancer free now 🙂
Ed Harriss's character RADM. Cain actually uses my old callsign in the IMBD review. Now if only I had shared and left the navy with 2 silver stars on my collar instead of the silver oakleave.
@@ronmaximilian6953 Would not have minded being the CNAF.
The reason they were breathing like that is because in this movie all the flying scenes were very real (for the most part). All the actors and actresses were in the backseat of the F/A-18 F not only having to deal with the effects of the G forces but also having to operate the camera equipment made specifically for this movie to get the shots.
The reason why characters like "Mavrick" "Rooster" and "Hangman" do not have a NFO (Naval Flight Officer) in back is because it was made to look like they were flying in the F/A-18 E which is a single seat variant of the hornet.
@K.C-2049 A few of them were able to handle it better with time. But when you pull G's like that you're going to be breathing the way they did in the movie. Won't matter if its for a movie or if its someone who is an actual USN aviator.
I went to see this movie because of Joseph Kosinski
I'm a big fan of his work, since TRON LEGACY
Jennifer Connelly gets finer with age
didn't like you taking off the end, no sound of the talk between the movie was about, "thanks.........what my Dad would have done", then them together working on his plane, then seeing daughter, then her, and flying together liked talked about in top gun getting yelded at saving Couger!
She has the full reaction on patreon
Fun fact: Those black "enemy" jets are called Sukhoi Su-57. It's Russia's 5th gen fighter jet and there are somewhere between only 1-3 currently in -service- existence since they're so damn costly to build.
The Russians have 10 prototype SU57’s that aren’t combat certified.
They just took delivery of 4 more production models to their combat fleet. It’s believed the actual numbers are between 12-16 that are available for service now.
They will likely build around 75 by the end of their production run unless their economy goes completely in the tank over the next few years.
In Russian currency the SU57 is likely cheaper than our F22.
Could it be a message from the USA to Russia? Because everybody said, nobody has a chance against the Su57. And the USA didnt even use their most modern aircraft, the F35 to scrap it, in fact they used a already long retired aircraft. For me, it was like: Hey russia, nice jet, but even with a jet out of the museum we send it down, so dont mess with us!"
I "AM" good, I am very good.
“Ladies and gentleman…this is your savior speaking”. Hangman wasn’t lying!
The fastest speed reached by one of those planes (in reality) is Mach 6.7, or 7274 km/h!
I was skeptical of this movie but as others have said, it was great. I think it may be the single best sequel ever. It's certain one of the best. And loved your reaction!
Best movie in 10 years.
This was the first movie in more than ten years interesting enough to get me to go to the theater to see it.
7:57 i can't believe you DIDN'T cry ❤😢😊
I love this movie! Great reaction!
please react to 1917 (2019) 🙏🏼❤️
You are so right when saying there is such a connection between the 1st movie and this one. Great reaction and glad you loved it too.
Watch Fury
Callsign LUCKY for US F-16 pilot HEATHER PENNY. (Lucky Penny). She was an F-16 fighter pilot the day of the 9 / 11 terrorist attack. Heather was one of two F-16 pilots who flew their unarmed planes in an attempt to ram the United Airlines Flight 93 before it reached Washington DC. Their two planes had no missiles, so this was a suicide mission. Before they could reach Flight 93 it was deliberately crashed by the passengers. After Heather retired from the US Air Force, she started competitive Jet Racing for fun. Her Dad was a fighter pilot in Vietnam. She is now a defense policy expert --- I have a RUclips video p_list of some of her interviews (named 9 11 HEATHER PENNY PILOT)
10:26 Dasha accidentally became something between "Bitchin' Betty"(the voice warning system you hear telling them to pull up in the background) and "Naggin' Nadya"(Western name for the Ri-65, which was the Russian counterpart).
17:40 "Bandit" is the proper designation for enemy aircraft. Detected aircraft that is not known whether friendly or allied is called "Bogey"(which they incorrectly used in original Top Gun in final battle... unless Bandit came in later, but I don't think that's the case).
Pro tips... Penny is the admiral's daughter from the first movie. Hangman so impressed tom as an actor and person, he told him to ho get a pilot licence...he did! Goose learned to play the piano song, for this movie. Bob, the pilot, is real life son of bill Pullman, who played a pilot and president in Independence Day! Tom has multiple licences in real life...chaueffer, motorbike, single and two prop and single jet planes, even real estate! Hangmans ego here is a combination of iceman and maverick. They spent 30 to 90 minutes a day for months, flying for this, and had to control their own equipment, cameras, mics, etc., while in the air. Many of them ended up with jet fuel and carcinogens in their blood! The general was a test pilot in the movie, The Right Stuff and flight director in Apollo 13! The plane at the end....is Toms'!!!😮😮😮 Rooster best movie will forever be Whiplash!!! Jennifer Connelly has done so many epic movies and scenes....hrr riding the quarter operated horse is a classic! But she will go down in history for the movie Labrynth!😮
Dasha you have a beautiful smile and soul :) This movie was everything a movie could be...nostalgia being the high point. I think you would enjoy LA BAMBA...The story about Richie Valens
North Island is where the office of the CNAF (played by Jon Hamm) is located but in real life TOPGUN is located at NAS Fallon, Nevada today.
If you wish a suggestion of a magnificent movie with Val Kilmer, check out The Ghost and the Darkness (1996). It's based on the true story of the Tsavo lions. It's my favorite Val Kilmer movie.
I loved this movie. Best...movie of the year.
Also, Tom Cruise is like...almost sixty in this movie. This fact will either inspire you, or ruin your day. You're welcome.
Liked on the whole but 3 issues, guy with the glasses could never be a millitary pilot. 2nd the Mustang was a Army/Airforce plane, his Navy pride would have chosen a navy plane but cruise owned it and it is a 2 seater. 3rd the big one the person playing penny is too young for him to have an affair with the "admiral's daughter" in the start of TG1, this choice to be both that young and the admiral's daughter makes Mav a Pediophile with about a 6yr old in the first movie. Anyone can do the math and it doesn't work. Otherwise a great film but 3 major holes in the story.
Super nice Reaktion Dasha 👍👍👍✌️I like your Channel
Greets and cheers 🇭🇷
MIK
This was TOP GUN with a smidge of STAR WARS, I mean they did fly down a trench line to hit a very small target to destroy a heavily protected death factory LOL.