"Maverick is down" | Tom Cruise's heroic sacrifice | Top Gun 2 | CLIP
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Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?
1 million
Zero.
S125 NEVA SAM system use radar for target acquisition and radio command for guidance, so they can pop the flares all day long it would not matter.
Oh, and those that exploded almost couple a meters of them in real life would for sure shread those plane to pieces, but that is another story.
@@dragoljubivanis2737 it's a movie. Just enjoy it lol
10 all day long and 2 tens on Sunday!
10
Even after seeing the movie and a zillion trailers this scene still gets the heart pumping. This has to be ones of Tom's greatest movies so far IMO.
lol. dud, this movie looks terrible. tom cruise is a clown
His best movie and that’s saying a lot.
Far and away movie boxing scene when he fights the Italian and the race are pretty good...
@@poopyhead-dv9ry first movie to break Titanics record of 1 billion across the globe. So I would say you need to back your opinion with some facts in statistics...
@@jaredbednar9667 Some people just needs to hate because they are jealous.
The fact Maverick gets hit immediately after protecting Rooster is very accurate, that maneuver dumps all of your speed making you a perfect target for a SAM.
Yo... 👀
Maverick dies??? 😓😰😭 fts, I'm not watching it then.
@@1Flyingfist or just watch the movie and see what happens?
@@1Flyingfist do you believe Tom cruise will die in a movie?
@@sungleong Edge of Tomorrow ;)
@@lllchironexlll technically it never happened, cause of the time reset. theres 3 movies where his character actually dies tho - Collateral, Taps and Valkyrie.
Vanilla Sky is debatable
0:52 I love how Hangman was happy for the team even though he really wanted to be part of the four.
The fact that he wasn't a bitter man after being turned down, but instead encouraged them all and even saved Mav and Rooster when they needed it most... that is a good character arc right there.
At the end of the day they’re all on the same team. It’d be pretty lame if they portrayed him to be bitter over not being picked.
@@therealmistahjay I agree, but I was half expecting that direction given a lot of movies being churned out by Hollywood. It goes without saying that this movie took me by surprise in more than one way.
I always chuckle when I see him do his little fist roll @ 0:55
He's actually one of the most important characters in the story, and not just because he saved Rooster and Mav. Despite his antagonism, he forced Mav and Rooster to look at themselves and the mission and changed them both for the better.
2:36 is the coolest piece of flying I've ever seen. He was not gonna let Goose's son die on his watch. Amazing storytelling.
@SuperThalberg this movie has to be one of the best I’ve ever seen. I saw it multiple times in theaters and would see it again! Amazing story and cinematography!
I'm not sure he was really flying the plane, so maybe the coolest special effect you ever "seen"
@@turalmage no cgi. They were using navy jets so civilian actors couldn’t pilot them but all of the flying footage is them actually in the air.
Kinda gotta wonder if he’d pull that maneuver to save anyone on that team or just Rooster
@@turalmage they use real planes💀
The shot of Maverick pulling off the cobra maneuver to save rooster felt very symbolic like a Guardian Angel spreading her wings to keep you safe. What an astounding piece of cinema, only Tom Cruise could've delivered the impossible.
thats why he works for the IMF
Wasn't a Cobra. the F18 cannot do the cobra. for it to be a cobra the engines have to be ahead of the nose on a vertical axis. This was a high alpha maneuver which the F18 is amazingly good at and why it likes to fight at lower speeds.
only American aircraft that can do a cobra are F15 ACTIVE could perform it along with F22 and F16 VISTA.. The only F18 that may have been able to perform a cobra was the F18 HARV. (high altitude research vehicle) check out the F15 active. very cool jet.
Like a mother eagle spreading her wings and covering her young from attack.
@@RPG-oh1yf , or Mothra in Godzilla: King of the Monsters [2019].
I think the writers of the franchise deserve some credit as well.
2:16 this scene is haunting for me, the fact that they're doing everything they can as a team to survive one hell of an obstacle
It gives me goosebumps everytime! The music and the panicked voices just creates this sense of helplessness. Like…
“O shit it is not over”
I remember watching in theaters thinking they're all going to die.
Yeah that was an incredible shot. It really is sobering to see them so desperately trying to evade. It's one of the best shots in the movie, and that's saying something. Maverick is a masterpiece.
It’s literally Faceless Soldier from Ace Combat 7
@@maureenobrien4968 ace combat 5 also lol
That move when Maverick brake on top of Rooster and flare is so beautiful. I kinda wish they would show that shot in a different angle to really emphasize the flares looking like angel wings protecting Rooster.
For realllll
I mean considering they shot it practically, they'd be hardpressed to do so
Made me tear up knwoing that was Goose's kid. The same kid sitting on the piano in the first movie when they were singing that song knowing that one day Maverick would protect him
1:53
Notice how Maverick evades missiles more often than his team since he’s more experienced. Which is why he had enough flares to save Rooster’s life with the cobra maneuver.
2:33
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And then notice that they all should be dead by sure. Low speed close range, it is like throwing stones in a glasshouse, you never miss. 😄
@@guts-141
@@ladywaffle2210 glad someone understood the reference haha
1:50 - 2:41 - I love how the instant chaos is conveyed through Hans Zimmer's ascending score and with all the sudden panicky cross-chatter over their radios. Really makes you feel the severity of their situation.
Lorne Balfe wrote mostly all of the score, including that bit.
@@InsightfulUndercurrents Why no on-screen credit, or even partial credit then?
perfect
@@plissken2156 He gets tons of credit. Lorne balfe is mentioned first in the list of composers for the movie soundtrack. His name is there too on the back of the DVD case and in the credits. You are clearly just blind.
I love how chaotic this looks and feels.
I'd like to point you toward nose cam footage from Stroke 3, an F-16 in the infamous Package Q airstrike over Baghdad during the Gulf War. It is equally as chaotic, if not more because the radio communications aren't crystal clear.
An F-16 had to evade several missiles without Flares & Chaffs
It was such a badass stuff from Stroke 3
Something that's always amazed me about this scene is the way all of them coordinate with one another. All of the pilots are in perfect sync, assisting the others to defend from the missiles, telling when they're deploying countermeasures, and they manage to evade literally dozens of missiles until Maverick is finally hit. It really goes to show how people can work as a well-oiled machine if they put the time and effort.
That is our military working at its best (in real life). That used to be how it was.
Movie...
@@Straatbrakhahaha yep. It goes to show the power of a plot line, nothing more. Come on people, it isn't reality.
Notice that once they are in the actual mission, Rooster calls him "Mav" which is a familiar form of address. Despite his animosity towards him, once the shit gets real, you are all on the same team.
Thats the Military.
animosity is a strong word. more like contempt
"I don't like you. I don't want to work with you. I don't want to help you. But, all of that applies to the guys below us, too, and I like them even less."
For real though it's easy to see that despite his bad blood with Mav, Rooster loves his godfather and wants nothing more than to get home alive with him
You may not like your team members but when it is GO TIME YOU ARE ONE.
You are brothers and sisters.
As the Marines say: Semper Fi!
This movie was the catharsis we all wanted. It was so amazing what they did with Maverick's character. Everyone nailed it. This truly is one of the greatest movies of the past twenty years. See it in the theaters while you can, folks. You won't regret it.
stretching it :D
@Jonny amen, brother!
@Jonny does morten skands sound american to you ? nvm how would you know
@Jonny black man, hispanic man, and a woman in the final team. that's called diversity. that's woke as hell
@@not-an-astr0naut and ? Conservative's arent against having non white people in films , we hate race swapping.
I just shuddered at this scene. When I first saw this movie this scene made me hyperventilate. I literally thought someone was gonna die, and later I started crying. Hearing Rooster wail for his wingman broke my freaking heart. Also, Hangman celebrating miracle number 2 is a very calming moment. Despite the emotional meltdown I had during this scene, I thoroughly loved this movie. Can't wait to see it a third time.
I think this has to be the best sequel to any movie ever made. And Tom Cruise is one of the best actors to ever live
Gotta hand it to Rooster here. He didn’t have time to wait for a perfect shot with the deadeye laser, but he didn’t hesitate and nailed the miracle shot anyway. Awesome to see his growth through the movie and validate Mav selecting him for the mission when Rooster was in fact ready, even if Rooster himself didn’t know it yet.
The sound of the flare and chaff deploying, will always give me chills.
Thank god someone mentioned Chaff as well
2:17 hands down , one of the greatest scenes in history of cinema
Thank you Tom for raising the bar and giving the audience the Wow experience again
YES!👍 Fed up with the WOKE AZZ Snowflake 💩 myself.
Maverick is truly a great captain. Not only help the teammates conplete the mission but also protect his wingman
I cried several times. Because i loved this masterpiece
I absolutly too.. Its part of mi life the lesson of figth and courage.. That the the two movies represents
Wait is he dead
@@josephbassey1501 Tom Cruise has sadly died (1978 - 2022)
@@elijahgilleanrodriguez9242 you think this is funny
Whose gonna be doing dangerous stunts for our entertainment
If we can have Fast n furious 10, we can definitely have mission impossible 10
Oh yeah this is the scene that triggered the waterworks for me the first time I saw this movie
My thoughts and prayers go out to Tom Cruise and his family for his heroic sacrifice giving his life to grab this shot
Yeah n actually bombing another country's nuclear site for the movie
lol
haha. made my day.
Lmao
my thoughts and prayers go out to the group of rabbits and their families that got direct-impacted by a stray alien aircraft
Think the problem for rooster is that he’s constantly relying on the flares to defend himself while others including maverick are doing maneuvers to dodge them
Phoenix had Bob to look out for her, same for Payback having Fanboy, giving knowledge of which direction the missiles are coming from helps to evade without using C/F. Mav and Rooster only have themselves to look out for, and you can't really compare the technical skills of Mav and Rooster since 1 is the better pilot.
Part of me wonders if it was possible for a pilot who's exhausted all their flares to evade the SAM, but another part of me wonders if the scene played out like this to add all the right plot elements
Clearly Tom Cruise's best movie by a mile. This was just such a great watch at the cinemas.
@@mikepawntee2425 I've seen it too. Was quite good
2:16
This gave me chills. The music. The overloading comms.
I love how the title says “Tom Cruises heroic sacrifice” like Tom Cruise himself died for this scene.
1:54 I found most of the other only use flares to defend the SAM, but Marvick just use his flying ability to get out
Not just that but he also keeps an eye on others
He is the better pilot. He watches out for them all and keeps his flares to save them... ;)
@@guts-141 actually dropping flares against a SAM would do absolutely nothing to save you since they are radar guided and flares only work with IR missiles. Against a SAM you would need chaffs. Oh and also.....the SAM shown in the movies are old soviet S125(from the 1950s) and there is no way they would be able to lock them and fire on the so quickly.
@@ANVILD3VIL all you said is wrong.
@@justinmacarrhur1924 OK, genius, how does a heat-seeking missile track a target when it doesn't have an IR detector window on the front?
The chaos in this scene is so well made i love it
I was holding back my tears in the theater until phoenix went “Talk to me bob!”. It was so fascinating and stressful to watch, and then Mav got hit 😩
@Pixie Boo movie was so good! Whole theater was cheering when I saw it. 🍿
If you'd paid attention to the trailers, you'd notice there was a spoiler in there when the mission started.
This scene genuinely captures the chaos of a real life mission
I'm here watching this on break at work, and I STILL FEEL THE INTENSITY of this scene like I did at the theater. DAMN THIS MOVIE WAS F'N GOOD !!!!!! 👊🏽🔥
What really makes this scene great for me, is that Maverick used the Cobra maneuver to protect Rooster. The same maneuver that his superior scolded him for using during training.
"Use the force, Luke"
The music and sound effects in combination with the emotion are so intense! Awesome
I remember the part where Mav sees Rooster on a parachute. The frustration in Mav's eyes realizing he sacrificed for nothing lol
Lol yes, and he run all the way to rooster just to push him first. I can feel the frustration in his tone as he yells lol
I have this really gutting and heartbreaking theory that Mav is actually angry at Rooster for saving his life because he thought he deserved to lose his life on the mission as an apology to the Bradshaw family and because he is gutted over Ice losing his battle with cancer
Dude, Maverick's barrel roll is badass in 1:54
In real life he's dead
These missiles have proximity fuses, it's shown throughout the sequence 1:13 1:42 1:59
I think this scene takes some inspiration from those radio transmits of an F16 over Baghdad in 2003 (or maybe desert storm). They did a good job of recreating the stress and tension in the pilots voices.
Good point Sir.
i love how Mav is basically a Dad to Rooster i absoluetly love their relationship and how it evolves throughout the movie 🫶
This scene was absolutely incredible.
0:54 love this
Mavs Flares made him look like an guardian angel unfolding his wings around Rooster to protect him...one of my favorite scenes in this movie
This movie is soooo rewatchable. I've already watched the dogfight clips a thousand times.
Tip : Watch the moment of Tom Cruise's heroics at 0.5x speed.
That freaking landscape shot at 2:16 always gets me.
I went through the five stages of grief as soon as he got hit
Me too. Have been watching the film through clips on youtube. Hope that wasn't the last scene of the movie n he isn't dead
@@josephbassey1501 watch the movie in theatres my man. It's still showing
@@abdullahbhinder9023 I'll try
I was crying like a little [redacted] when he got hit
@@josephbassey1501 it isn't the final scene DW but the next one is even more terrifying so yeah go and watch it
This is way more realistic than "Behind Enemy Lines" where it is two missiles that go on forever. Here the missiles are just rolling off the platforms.
Just saw this 2 days ago on the biggest screen in my state; 86’ diagonal IMAX.
As a testament as to how good this movie is, I’ve seen it in theaters 8 times now. That breaks my previous record of 7 times for Gladiator back in 2000. It’s been that long.
What’s the context of why they are being shot down by missles? I haven’t seen this movie, is this meant to be training exercise?
@@gavin3895 no they blew up an underground enemy uranium enrichment plant but because of the terrain they were forced up a mountain side right into line of sight with about a dozen enemy SAMs. Hence all the missiles. Movie was very, very well done.
They did an outstanding job with this movie. I’m army and captain took the whole company to watch on a free day. For 1 second and I mean one second I asked myself why didn’t I go navy. Then I woke up and slapped myself. Go Army beat Navy
Love those shots of the Hornets at 90 degree bank blasting out flares in every direction over the snowy mountains. Iconic cinematography
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My favorite part of the movie. So much defending, so much chaos over comms. It reminds me of the original trailer for Halo Reach. Just pure chaos, stress, and devastation over the radio.
Not gonna lie, I really enjoyed this movie; it really had me on the edge of my seat in the theater. Props to Kosinski and everyone in the writers' room for making this scene so intense that we were lead to believe that someone was going to die. The music makers, Faltermeyer and Zimmer, definitely did their work in adding to the tense situation. And of course, I have to give props to Cruise as the older and wiser Maverick who most would certainly risk his life for those under his command, but especially for Rooster? He was like, "I lost my friend once, I'm not gonna let his son die on my watch!" That totally contributed to his character development.
I bought this and watch it over and over. Incredible!!!
This movie is phreaking amazing... what amazes me the more, is that you see this impressive scene... THIS ISN'T EVEN THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE MOVIE!! The scene after this is the one that is the best dogfight ever screened in Hollywood. I love the Tomcat fighting the SU-57, Maverick is in a league of his own.
Sacrificing himself to save his wingman should net Maverick either the Navy Cross or the Distinguished Flying Cross.
You are most correct! And if he had died on the mission saving Rooster he would've gotten both at his service along with the flag!
The *_NAVY CROSS_* He is, after all, a sailor. The *_Distinguished Flying Cross_* is the Air Force equivalent; and the *_Distinguished Service Cross_* is the Army equivalent. All are equal and second only to the *_Medal of Honor._*
(EDIT: Corrected and egregious error. _Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa._ Thanks for correcting me)
@@nautifella Distinguished Flying Cross is not service dependent. It is awarded for "Heroism or Extraordinary Achievement while participating in aerial flight". I have even known a couple of Apache and Blackhawk pilots who have the DFC.
@@danielhaire6677 True. It is awarded for Extraordinary Heroism in aerial flight, and can be awarded to aviators in any branch, however, it is primarily the second highest award given to Air Force Personnel.
@@nautifella ....Metal of Honor....
Medal of Honor. Not.... not metal.
That kobra into flares gave me goosebumps and I legit cheered out
I havent done that watching a film from post 2010s
This Film Is the best top gun film
I like that Rooster Luke Skywalkered the hell out of that shot
Like the original movie, this sequel was made with the close cooperation of the Department of Defense Entertainment Media Office. In a May 2022 Washington Post article titled "'Top Gun,' Brought to You by the U.S. Military," Theo Zenou reports: "Top Gun: Maverick received support from the Department of Defense (DOD) in the form of equipment-including jets and aircraft carriers-personnel and technical expertise. This was authorized by the DOD Entertainment Media Office, which assists filmmakers telling military stories. 'We've been in existence almost 100 years,' said retired Air Force Lt. Col. Glen Roberts, who leads the office. 'We actually assisted the very first movie to win an Academy Award for Best Picture.' That movie was Wings (1927), drama about World War I fighter pilots." Roberts claimed that (unlike with the first movie, for which the DoD significantly changed certain plot aspects to make them more sympathetic to the military) his office did not make any narrative changes to the Top Gun: Maverick script: "These days, when collaborating on a movie, the Pentagon can still demand script rewrites out of concern for veracity. But Roberts said he doesn't meddle in the artistic process. 'When I get a script, I don't change the story,' he said. 'I may say this isn't authentic or this is wrong.' Roberts said he keeps four criteria in mind: security (the film shouldn't give away state secrets), accuracy (it should depict training and combat accurately), policy (the characters should adhere to DOD rules), and propriety (the film must protect the privacy of military personnel and their families). 'I've had people say to me, "Oh, you guys, you tell people how to run their movies,"' Roberts added. 'I would tell you: Good luck telling Steven Spielberg or Christopher Nolan or Michael Bay how to run their movie! I don't think that's going to go over very well.'"
This film was brilliant on the big screen.
This movie 1000% deserves to win Best Oscar Movie.
Do they give best movie to an action film?
I was worried Maverick might die here…
lol
God thing plot armor exists
@@aleksandarsavevski377 Very good thing.
You all haven’t seen the theory that he was dead after the Mach 10 flight.
@@darkopz I refuse to believe that. Why do people make up these theories? They’re usually not true.
Love This Movie!
One of the greatest modern movies ever made
That scene in particular is just a Masterpiece
Didnt expect watching yt clip on my mobile and sitting on the edge of my seat. That's what Top Gun: Maverick is:)
One of the best movies I've seen in years.
2:15 is just my favorite scene in this movie. Just the layering of their coms and the wide view of all the mussels and plane is so badass
gives me the same vibe as Gravity ending scene where the debris flew across earth
Man watching these clips be got feeling like watching this movie a second time. Movie was on point when you thought it ended with mav getting shot down movie told you to sit down and strap in we aren't finished yet lol
What a great movie. Instant classic.
Maverick - "Rooster, status!"
Rooster - "UNGGGH!"
Yep, that's just about right.
Definitely one of the coolest scenes I’ve seen in any movie
i listened to this scene with earbuds, and i had my eyes closed almost the whole time bcuz i could feel the popping of the guns and missiles and the whooshing of the wind in my ears. it felt like i was actually there inside one of those jets. it was so amazing!
Love love love this movie!
Still hits the feels
best movie of 2022. tq mr tom and all of them.
He risked his life for Roosters without thinking about it.
Hes thought about it for 30+ years
"Don't think, just do"
Rooster returning the favor was gutting yet heartwarming
@@b.t.356 When he was picked by Maverick he started to realize why Maverick did what he did. And he felt guilty and scared instead of anger on the boat and Maverick understood like a father figure would.
THANK YEW MAV!!!
angel up above, shielding him
I love this movie!
I liked how at the start these youngsters thought they were shit hot, yet the last person to shoot down an enemy plane was Maverick
I was screaming in the theatre, this was such a good scene!
Honestly this has to be one of the best movies ever, at least top 25 ever made.
I have a ton of respect for the pilot actors in this movie for actually filming the in-air scenes in a real flying F-18. Nothing about their acting sounds or feels fake. 2:44 looking back at Maverick going down looks completely real.
Love how Maverick used the same manovuer on Rooster early in training to shoot him and now saves him
2:11 I love this pert where Fanboy is pawing at the glass, idk it just sells the panic totally
"dagger 1 is hit... dagger 1 is hit " reminds me the movie "Armaegadon"
The rarest case where the sequence is better than the original movie.
Such intensity in these scenes
masterpiece film 👌
True Ace Combat moment, "MISSILE! MISSILE! MISSILE! MISSILE!"
Maverick evading them like a true Ace Combat Protagonist without using flares until he had to save rooster
Mission 19, Ace Combat 7, "Deep Blue," Checkpoint 2
SP Mission 2, Ace Combat 7, "Anchorhead Raid", with "Skies Rebalanced" mod active
@@guts-141 I don't think you can use flares in ace combat
@@sungleong You can in Ace combat Assault Horizon (Aka the hollywood one) and Ace Combat 7
If this doesn't win EVERY Oscar available I'll never watch them ever again.
That cobra maneuver looks epic
what a great f-ing movie. Saw it 3 times in imax. better every time.
Intense and Incredible.
The thing was the scene prior to this in the flight deck before he mission you can almost sense some death flags waving and then in this scene some in the theaters can be heard "ohh noooo 😮" genuinely thinking Maverick might die in the movie.
I don't blame them. I was a blubbering mess after Daggers 1 and 2 were hit.
Best picture winner. Best actor winner. Mark it down. ✅
100% Agree
Such a great film
The music score was so epic
This was such a great scene - I seriously thought they were going to kill Maverick with this one but instead they went Behind Enemy Lines/Iron Eagle
Gooorsh!! How I wish they didn’t include that “something wrong with this laser!” while on a mission.
Why would you spoil a movie in the thumbnail