Top Gun Maverick SAILING SCENE
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2022
- A short clip from Top Gun - The sailing scene featuring a J/125 41ft Sailboat Skippered by Jennifer Connelly.
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“I don’t sail boats I land on them” perfect line.
Actually not. He doesn't land on boats, he lands on ships. ;)
My favourite quote from Top Gun: Maverick
agree
This is the best scene from the movie. Respect to the crew and actors for pulling this off.
Its i crime that they dont get the Oscar for cinematography
Realizing Maverick never sailed, I like her comment in the end of the sailing scene "Now you're in the Navy" A few of us Flying Scot sailors took 12 Naval ROTC students out sailing. They had a great time, but we were surprised to learn that none of them had ever sailed! These are future naval officers! We baptized them well in heavy breezes!
SF Bay... you can see Alcatraz Island off to starboard at 0:55. Not enough breeze to film this scene in San Diego. They sailed upwind into the central bay from behind Angel Island and then headed downwind back toward Point Richmond after hoisting the spinnaker. Great stuff!
Sail in the SF bay every weekend. That's definitely where this was filmed.
Shoulda been in San Diego lol
I’m in love with Penny Benjamin!
Great scene to watch on the big screen
Even though i had seen the film "Top Gun" at my local cinema and enjoyed it, for some reason i didn't want to see "Top Gun Maverick" but after reading the reviews i decided to go and see it. After watching this film i was so blown away by it that it took me a few minutes to gather my thoughts when i left the cinema.
It feels so good that I could met that boat so many times in person!
Super !!!😊😊😊
That Scene is as NGARLY as anything else in this movie. 🔥🔥🔥
Nice clip of sailing on San Francisco Bay.
An airplane wing is sail pointed 'sideways'. One of the first things I learned when I flew an airplane. I could feel the wind on the wings.
wonderful video, including sailboat specs at end!
Thank you!!
0:30 glorious sailing
1:24 glorious music
do you know the name of this background track of the scene ?
@@felixeduardo7483 I don’t, I have the soundtrack and it is not on the soundtrack. There is a similar song at the end but it’s in a different key
It's definitely an orchestral version of Gaga's "Hold my hand."
The song is called:
The Man, The Legend/Touchdown
By Harold Faltermeyer, Lady Gaga, Hans Zimmer & Lorne Balfe
Does any of them sail IRL?
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:30 maverick is clearly standing in front of hatch in front of Jennifer Connelly then between :31 to:35 maverick is at front near hatch area of boat, then at :36 to :58 he is rear left corner of boat! They never showed him moving from front to rear corner!
Just an observation!
They missed a perfect opportunity to use an Formula 18 (F18) Catamaran.
Lol. Nice, and they could still pull out the "afterburner" 🤣
Sad not filming in San Diego
They filmed in San Diego but it didn't make the cut. Beautiful but not "fast enough" according to Tom. So the reshot it up in San Francisco.
Sad not enough wind off San Diego
Raising the Spi in the wind condition at.the beginning? It will capsize you or break your mast. How convenient of the wind to drop to employ the afterburner in calm conditions.
It’s spot on and no it won’t snap the mast. On the first leg they were sailing to windward and the perceived wind will be boat speed plus wind speed in your face. You can see they were maxed out with the traveler fully to windward. Then they fell off and began to run with the wind and the perceived wind was wind speed minus boat speed, much calmer. Then they jibed to a port tack and hoisted. It’s a keel boat and 40 feet, it would take a 20’ breaking wave hitting the boat abeam to possibly capsize it. It could broach on the hoist, but only if the spin sheet is too tight and not momentarily eased at the right moment. I’ve done this racing a J/105 (6’ shorter than this J/125 but, same sail plan) a hundred times, never caused a wipe out. But I was on board once when someone else failed to east the sheet, I think our spreader touched the water, a lot of beer was spilled 🤣. We were pinned over by the wind for a couple seconds until the trimmer blew the sheet-mistakes are rampant in the sport and nobody on board gave it a second thought. Great teamwork, Great times.
Great story ggggg, sounds like a blast and scary as hell lol.
rasing an asymmetric when close hauled ;___;
The changed heading to down wind when hoisting the spin...they tried to trick us for the "afterburn" lol
At 1.09, was that unscripted?
Great catch, I might have to go with that WAS an accident in my opinion. He was looking a little clumsy.
Yes. apparently. The director just did not want to change it as it looked natural for someone who hasn't done it before. So, Joseph just let it be for this scene.
Totally agree...Connelly's reaction sounds real and unscripted...
Is this scene real
I can't speak for any editing but this scene definitely happened, I have spoken to someone involved in this part of the movie. I think it's pretty cool.
You can understand this is a joke no way Tom can hoist the spinnaker the way he hoisted also wtf they were doing double handed without reef with 772 sq feet of sail area If you know the boat dehler 30 od some time is difficult to sail it full crew with the full sail area in the same conditions
To be fair I only have day skipper but it looks fine to me. They don't seem to be in particularly heavy seas they just cut and placed the camera to make it look more intense.
I will admit I felt it was pretty risky on the upwind run, it looked a little sketch for 2 super rich people with no life jackets...😬
Also in an interview, Connelly said she trained on the boat for a week before the shoot. Definitely not seasoned but, better than nothing.
@@Nacra52 both of them can swim pretty good for sure... And there were more than 2 boats around. Can't see them in the final cut.
Its not a Dehler and definitely not a 30 footer. Looks like a J/120 or J/125-40 footer. J/Boats have the the running rigging layout and the distinctive retractable bow sprit are dead giveaways. I raced on J Boats for years. That’s exactly the way I hoisted the asym. And yes, that massive sail is an afterburner. As for the reef, while the wind was strong, the seas were flat and the boat was hardly heeled. J boats are heavy, safe, stable boat in those conditions. I raced routinely in heavy Great Lakes winds on a J/105 (34 footer). never reefed the main once.
This scene is very good, but it looks like some CGI water was involved. They must have filmed some of this in a studio.
Well I know for a fact that they did at least sail this boat as we see it in the film. Whether or not there was some editing to ad excitement I can't say.
@@Nacra52 Yes. Maybe they added a background or speeding water. Every article mentions the actual sailing areas.
No cgi at all . All real
This is how the water looks when the wind is howling. This is one of the best sailing scenes after “Wind”. Most of sailing movies are recorded in a pool.
Can guarantee this was never ever filmed in a studio.
Right, 13 plus knots, not even if is going downwind surging off wave in a gale. Unless the hull of the J-125 breaks the rules of physics for a displacement sailboat of having an efficiently of over two times the square root of the length of her waterline it not possible. The boats in the pic are 40 ft long, the fastest I helmed, going up wind and footing is a little over 8 knots on calm water in a strong offshore wind, but the J is a lighter boat so it should do 8.5 to 9 knots. Never 13 knots on the wind, and doubtful off the wind, unless briefly with a large sea are running behind her, surging her along.
I would agree with you, except, I raced a J/105 (34’) on a 25 mile regatta feeder race, asym the whole way. Strong wind and similar seas to this clip. We doused near the finish-needed one tack to cross the line. We clocked 12+ knots most of the way. It absolutely defied the physics, and we were all in amazement. I was the grinder on that asym, i got relief at times but i ached for about 3 days. 🤣. On the upwind leg, the traveller is all the way to windward, so they are not spilling any air, but I agree 9 knots is about the limit.
That’s a fairly flat bottom boat. They plane.
Search for Hamachi here on RUclips, to see a J/125 doing 20kts under spinnaker. You can also see Hamachi doing ~15kts in ~20kts of breeze.
Got up to 22 knots while filming
The boat was originally named Velox and I personally helmed it at over 16 knots sustained for around 6 miles with peaks of 18 knots surfing down Atlantic swell on route to Jamaica in 2005 - It's a fully carbon fiber boat - My all time favorite - Amazingly fast boat!
Can someone who runs a bar for a living afford a half million dollar racing yacht?
jboats last J/125 #16 was made in 2003... they sell for around $250k now days
@@SpecializedPhotos Can you even sail something like that with just two people, especially when only one of them is supposed to know what she's doing?
Cringe
Tom Cruise is too old, just see his face. The story is simple, only the soundtrack holds your attention. Worst film ever, wasted money.
We all have different tastes I guess. I grew up dreaming of fighter jets so I enjoyed watching.
@@Nacra52 Me too, but as I learned more the story became bad and less funny.
@@ilonaanoli1593 Wasted Money ?.
Let me tell you something :
1. Dr Strange 2, Black Widow, Jurrasic World & Thor 4 was the worst movie of all time.
2. If Top Gun 2 is the worst, Why they still get more awards 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.
You have bad taste
XD well youre the only one in the world i guess
Also the age of tom crusie is perfect for this movie. Its about a old pilot so yeah. Good that he isnt 20 anymore
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