What I love most is he never stopped teaching or encouraging them thru the whole process. He was actually routing for rooster to beat him in the canyon even while doing everything possible to win
Young kids, forgetting a cardinal rule of the military: beware the old man, in the profession where men die young. Maverick telling them 200 was a lot of push ups was not a complaint. It was a warning.
I love how this perfectly mirrors his experience in the first movie with his teacher, with him now being the teacher. This is how great sequels are made, adding onto the already established story and putting a twist on classic scenes.
Love that little reference to the original Top Gun: "leaving your wingman... that's a strategy I haven't seen in a while". Mav is talking about himself, when he left his wingman to try to get Viper.
I love how Hangman is notoriously known as the man who will leave you out to hang, at the end of the movie is the one who comes to the rescue of Rooster and Mav. That's what we call a character arc ladies and gentleman.
Its the exact same story as the first movie 😂 hangman is maverick. Theres absolutely nothing new about this movie, its closer to a remake than a sequel
Lol. Yep. Personally, I feel like I could buy it because they mention that these new guys only make it a point to fly over and drop bombs on the target (which still isn’t easy.) and have rarely been in a dog fight.
Like he said, they've been told that they were the best their whole careers but none of them had to face the type of adversity attune to facing off in a dogfight
@@amysmithssportsandmakeup1397 And she gave the cocky group a moral center. None of the guys would stop peacocking long enough to acknowledge anyone else's strengths or abilities, but she was constantly aware.
I watched Top Gun 1 yesterday and now just realized that the lines of Mav speaking to himself, saying reasonable things, is probably what Goose would say to him, if he were still there.
I've seen Maverick before I've seen the original Top Gun - I like how this movie still gives you a general idea of what happened in the original and makes sure that even those that haven't seen the first one can still appreciate this movie
Yup, its a very clever flip they do where Hangman is the Maverick to Roosters Iceman. In the original because Mavericks the POV character you are totally onboard with the skilled young pilot who want to bend the rules, break the mould and push boundaries. But in the sequel you see Hangman how everybody else saw Maverick, a damn good pilot, but a bit of an arse who you couldn't really rely on because they were only interested in themselves how needs to learn a lesson about what it means to be a team.
No scene in any movie has made me feel like I was right there in the moment like this movie did. Literally felt my heart sink down to my stomach as soon as Maverick flew right up between the two fighter jets. One of the best movie theatre experiences ever.
@John Carlson There's a lot more CGI in Maverick than many probably realize (especially the bombing run in the third act). But most of it is done as a complement to all of the brilliant live-action photography and practical flying. And as far as I know, all of the cockpit interiors are practical, including the shots where CGI was added in the environments you see through the canopies.
@John Carlson The reason why this film works so well is because all the live action is shot for real in the foreground, and the CGI os used in the background, where it’s less noticeable from a visual perspective.
@@jeffw8218 large portions of the mountain flying on the mission were shot in a real place too. You are looking at a very rare flight through a very special mountain pass in Washington state for most of the mission.
@@cagneybillingsley2165 my man, out of everything you just HAD to point that out? does this movie say based on a true story? does it say based on real events? cannot believe you're that bothered by a certain amount of skin color just enjoy the movie, weirdo.
@@cagneybillingsley2165 ON TOP OF THE FACT, top gun maverick is not based in the 80's dont know if u could notice, but su-57's did not exist in the 80's.
Love how they didn't make him a washed up old man who needs a lesson himself. If anything he was even better in this one than the original- maybe the best pilot in the world. Awesome.
No, but they did make him obsolete. He more than likely flew missions in both Iraq wars and Afghanistan over the 30 some odd years he was in the service and despite his war record and all that, they still treat him like crap. They should be begging a pilot of his skill to teach at Top Gun full time, given how crap those graduates were compared to him but they basically want a reason to get rid of him.
@@Anarchist86ed well tbf, he has a huge track record of disorderly conduct, which on paper makes him seem like a bad leader (which kinda showed when he didn't keep his classroom in check when rooster lost his shit on hangman. Any other leader would've shut that shit down immediately before it got out of hand, but that would also not make for a fun film lol). Just because he's really really good doesn't mean it would be a guarantee that it would translate to being a good instructor, at least to his chain of command. Heck if it wasn't for Iceman he would've been kicked out a while ago, and he'd be lucky to not get a dishonorable discharge. So all the animosity from Vice Admiral Simpson, as well as others, is extremely justified.
@@GrantedBunion True, but like I said... those pilots were nowhere near his skill. You'd think they'd be like "Listen, Mav, quit being a child and grow up. We need you to teach these kids everything you know. If you don't, forget about your pension and benefits because we've got enough insubordination on you to lock your ass up. Straighten up and fly right, or else." Instead they just kinda tell him he's what's wrong with how things should be done and he's gotta go. Meanwhile they've trained a bunch of pilots who couldn't even get a target lock on him. You'd figure they'd be a little more tolerant of his ways given how badly they're training their pilots.
I’m surprised that there are not more comments about Hangman literally being at a loss for words at 4:12… Flying side by side, Hangman is still giving Rooster heat. Rooster’s head is on a swivel the entire time the two of them are “chatting” because he knows Maverick is out there somewhere. When Maverick casually rolls up from underneath them, stating “been here the whole time” and “can you see me now” all Hangman can humbly say is “holy $hit”…. no cockiness from him this time… It’s like he’s finally realized he’s in the presence of a true master…
It was well established Hangman wasn't a team player. He knew he was better than his peers which made him a liability ie allowing the enemy to sneek well into line of sight.
I think Hangman gets a lot of "hate" early in the movie for the wrong reasons. Yes, he's cocky, as most fighter pilots are. But he also does want the best out of people. He tells Rooster in this clip that he has the shot on Mav and to take it. He sucks up his pride before the mission to give encouraging words to Rooster. He is genuinely happy when the target is hit. He is the first to ask to go in to rescue the team.
I liked how the inverted plane scene with Maverick against Rooster & Hangman was a subtle easter egg to the same scene in Top-Gun with Maverick & Goose helping Cougar against that lone MIG28
@ Rockwell Rhodes Yes you can. The -Mig28- F-5’s tail would be just above the F-14 centre section which sits _a lot_ lower than the canopy.. and the F-14’s tails would be well aft of the F-5s tail.
Experience beats enthusiasm every time. Love how he uses old tried and tested tactics as well (like going into the sun). It was the best of the best that got the ego check. A good sequel for sure!
This movie was great I loved how he never left them doubting into thinking they would never be able to do it but it’s the fact he encourages them to be the best of the best from his teaching
@@yslantthai I love that about the scene. Only Rooster is aware of what's going to happen, he puts the mask on and is all business immediately while everyone else is laughing.
I love how Rooster immediately starts putting on his oxygen mask and drops his visor as soon as Maverick starts talking while Fanboy and Payback ham it up. He knows that Maverick has actual combat experience and is very, very good at dog fighting so he takes no chances and gets ready to rock while the other hot dogs get caught with their pants down and end up getting schooled hard. It's little things like this that make a good movie a great movie.
Nah for me its after he shows the line for the mission run. All through we told its impossible, but after he showed a pilots limits everyone sat back and went "fuck this guy is no joke"
This was an amazing movie, from the start when he talks to the audience through all the acting and action, finally to the credits where he was LAST after all of the other pilot actor credits instead of being first.
Joe Kosinski might have directed this movie, but Tom Cruise made this movie happen and probably should have gotten Producer, Executive Producer, and Writing credit for this venture.
@@natefolmer1766 it was actually before the lights came on and everyone was still in their seats. Isn't there a glass of what your should be whining about being half empty somewhere.
@@Noctyn what??? I don't see how the optomist pessimist half empty half full thing has to do with... was just making a comment about how nobody watched end credits (unless it's a Marvel movie) if you do then you are soft skulled
The thing I love most in this movie it's how after 30 plus years it hasn't forget its roots. You see a lot of references to the first movie and the soundtrack is still AMAZING! This scene is my favorite so far. I can't get tired of watching it.
The use of “Won’t Be Fooled Again” by The Who was just completely perfect; especially using Roger Daltrey’s iconic scream at the beginning of the scene, despite its appearance at end of the actual song.
I really liked the interplay between Phoenix and Hangman. She has some great quips "this here's Bagman", "he'll always hang you out to dry", "so long as he doesn't call YOU a man", "I'm dead, dickhead". The camaraderie with Bob was great too. I also notice that since the exercise ends if anyone (not both) is killed, I think Phoenix might still be allowed to chime in after. Fighters can still fly after taking hits from a gun after all. But Phoenix refused to help Hangman out of spite.
I absolutely love how each personality is reflected in the way they fly...sure theres the basic 6 degrees of freedom, but how they utilize them are directly related to the type of person they are....in a way it probably taught Mav more about them then formal introductions ever could.... Excellent movie!
Pilots are a different breed. I was in a NAS training squadron during Vietnam (wasn't easy being the only female in Avionics!) One thing I learned, whatever you tell the pilot they can't do, they will! One was "Don't buzz the tower!" Another was for the harrier pilots, "Don't take off with a vertical jet jump!" We loved it of course. The best day I ever had was the day the Blue Angels were coming in for a weekend show. My job that day was to work on an aircraft at the end of the line. The runway was on a peninsula so the view from the cockpit was beautiful. Then I looked up and saw the Blue Angels were flying in! Not just flying in, doing all kinds of theatrics and it was like I was the only one in the world watching. that had a fantastic view! Siting high in the cockpit watching this amazing show. Then they landed right in front of me, incredible landing one after the other nose to tail and they even parked in unison. What a great memory. Another thing watching this video I remembered the pilots' helmets. They couldn't mess up their flying gear except the helmet and they had some crazy ones, funny ones. and some reallt artistic, wish someone had done a study on pilot helmet artwork!
@@leahyarnes4224 They wouldn't let us meet any of the cast, but I did see their trailors in the parking lot of the Navy lodge on my way to medical a few times. I wanted to see Cruise because I heard he's actually a lot shorter than he's portrayed in movies!
@@zach11241 The dodge wasn’t that insane. The Felon driver knew that it was a shitty copy of an AIM-9L of theirs that was fired at him. If it was a current generation American AIM-9X, that maneuver would have killed him because the missile would have proximity detonated by his wing as he flipped.
Took me way too long to notice that Rooster's helmet has a striping pattern similar to Mavericks. Except it's not meant to be similar to Maverick's, but his father's, which matched Maverick's exactly, just with different colors.
Seen it when it came out may long weekend and seen it a couple weeks ago in imax again and the imax was just as packed as opening weekend. Summer blockbuster.
My local theater sucks, the volume was turned way too low for this movie. I still enjoyed it but I'll like it a helluva lot better at home with a better looking screen and better sound.
Hondo back at base grinning. Taking bets with his ground crew on who would loose to MAVERICK first. ha ha "Morning AVIATORS. This is your Captain speaking." The whole movie was CLASS.
One could study the character and performance of Hondo on how to make what should be an insignificant character a lovable and memorable aspect of the film. There’s not one bad performance in this entire movie.
Mark my words, years from now, this movie will be remembered as a masterpiece, and a “classic”. It already is, one of the greatest movies of the 21st century tbh And still is in 2024
That Cobra maneuver gets me every time! The way they spiraled down to the deck was amazing to watch. Gotta love our countries fighter pilots! Real aviators flying those jets there. Remember that.
its a F18, u cant do a cobra maneuver with this plane... just to be real. Thats... Hollywood BS beside, every pilot in he back, would react, totally different, but hey, its Hollywood movie,,
@@E3ECO That is Not a cobra it's a high g nose up braking. F18 can't do a Cobra , specially not a Rhino that weights like it's namesake. In a Cobra you are pretty much still. You need ttw higher than 1 and preferably tvc. Only American jet that has enough thrust to properly do a Cobra is the F22 because it also has tvc.
It's cool seeing these clips online now that the movie is past its long run. But my goodness, it will never be the same as watching it in the theater. This movie proved once again why the cinema experience is so important, despite the saturated flood of streaming content.
I have a big TV and I can turn off the lights in my living room. What's better about the cinema? The sticky floors? Other people rustling bags of snacks?
@@Milamberinx no matter how big your TV is and how much budget you have spent on your audio equipment (aside extreme cases) you will never match the audio visual size and quality of a well equipped and setup Theater. I have demoed countess of home Theater setups (even projectors) and nothing comes close to a great huge theater immersion experience. If we move to IMAX league then the difference is so vast it’s not even worth mentioning. Note: This film on IMAX was a religious experience.
Going to the Theater is fun.. but have to admit, it's reserved for "sure things". They just priced it out for something that is risky these days, which is a shame.
This is exactly why I have my own home theater in my apartment. 140 inch screen with real surround sound and 1000 watts of power! I can make stuff fall of the shelves.
I love the look of Rooster who is all serious and putting down his visor getting ready for Maverick, whilst the others are still chilling. He knows what is about to come whilst the others have no idea.
I just love how Maverick's comment in the beginning of this clip tells you that no matter how impressed you are - THIS IS ACTUALLY MAVERICK GOING EASY ON THEM. Imagine him dogfighting without restraints. I would NOT want to be his enemy.
I mean, it's the military, so paying respect to superior rank is to be expected. Especially when you have a well known grudge, it's that much more important to maintain decorum and discipline.
@Hotshot! Well I said some of, not the greatest. Their greatness can be attributed solely to the fact that you’re not getting those shots without the use of multi-million dollar military equipment. For a point of comparison, I’d probably point to Leni Riefenstahl’s Triumph of the Will. Personally, I’ve always loved the through the window shot in Fritz Lang’s M.
One of the many reason why so many movies are so bad are those shaky camara moves and lense flares. I don't know exactly when it started but in the last few years it made many movies really really bad. Character running, shaky shaky. Character fighting shaky shaky. Character using a firearm shaky shaky. I sometime feel like a hung over sailor. It's awful. So I welcomed this fabulous camera work.
5:18 During an interview Miles Teller said that he was actually scared of dying when the pilot did this stunt and you can actually see the fear on his eyes.
Yeaaaa ... it id a big difference in feeling when you have control vs trusting someone else. I would feel more confident if inwas flying vs someone else just for that alone
@@alex59248 I am guessing the fear would be authentic in anybody's eyes here. The point of hiring actors is that they can channel these reactions in any scenario. You wouldn't actually drown somebody and then be like 'wow only a good actor could have drowned that realistically'
When my wife and I went to see “The Batman” they showed this as a sneak peak. At that point I had started to lose interest since the release kept getting delayed. However, once I saw this, I was hooked. It’s the only movie I’ve seen in theaters 3 times.
Watching this movie at 53 in the theatre made me feel the same magic I felt when watching Die Hard in the theatre back in 1988 that pure cinematic experience!
I have had sleep apnea for years and finally decided to do something about it by getting a CPAP machine. I got comfortable in my recliner, put my oxygen mask on, and then turned on this movie. LOL, it worked, I pretended I was a jet pilot and then fell asleep halfway into the move. My first night of therapy was enjoyable and I ended up sleeping better that night than I had in years. BTW, I finished watching the movie in the morning and loved it.
Hangman was holding an F/A-18 model in his hand when he said "This guy needs an ego check". When the other pilots said "We'll see to that". Hangman is holding a F-14 model. Curious if anybody else saw that
Either an easter egg or a mistake, you decide. 00:30 Hangman is holding an F/A-18 Super Hornet demonstrator prop. 00:32 Now he's holding an F-14 Tomcat demonstrator prop.
It’s cool to see the maneuver Maverick does to take out Rooster in this scene is the same maneuver Maverick does to save his life in the missile battle when Rooster runs out of flares.
The raw emotion this scene gives off is palpable, especially with Rooster. You can feel the frustration, anger, and even heartbreak coming off of him. 1 objection, though. The F/A-18 can't do cobra maneuvers like that, but oh well, minor details.
I always love how all the young pilots (except Rooster) get cocky and think they can easily beat an old pilot like Maverick only to get their asses handed to them and pay the price for it (the 200 push up bet)
@@motionlessmerc8936 that’s a good point. There was a lot of CGI and doctoring in this scene though. They probably didn’t use the intercom audio from the actual plane, or the sound wouldn’t be movie quality clean. They likely had to add those annunciations back in later during editing. There was another scene where Phoenix and Bob get an engine fire after a bird strike. They added that audio back in (ENGINE FIRE, RIGHT!) as well for accuracy. They did an excellent job!
Honestly this movie was amazing, if they made a third I would watch it but I don't know if they should push for a third one or not some times its better to end on an amazing movie like this one.
they don't have much of a story for a third movie, with the second they had the "old dog teaching new tricks" and "next generation vs last generation" plots to follow
I don't think they can. What they COULD do is move it forward featuring some of the young fliers, now formed into a Special Squadron nicknamed The Mavericks. Meanwhile, the CO of Top Gun is...General Pete Mitchell...
By the time Cruise's shooting schedule clears, he'll most likely be too old to convincingly play this character. Which means the writers and producers would most likely have to pass the lead torch to the Rooster character - and that's where you risk losing your fanbase audience.
IN THE FILM, they are not just ordinary fighter pilots---they are elites, the chosen ones, the best of the best in their generation. And Maverick still beat them easily. Such a badass!
I was genuinely under the impression that this would be another dull, standard 2022 film, but after watching it online, I was pleasantly surprised. Everything about it, from the sound design to the performance, was truly done nicely. Edit: By online, I mean stream sorry, and I did purchased it.
I love how Maverick pulled one of my favorite dog-fighting moves💯 He pulled up, cut his speed the guy passed him and Mav shot him down from behind. That's why he's the legend 💯
Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?
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What I love most is he never stopped teaching or encouraging them thru the whole process. He was actually routing for rooster to beat him in the canyon even while doing everything possible to win
Same way Viper did in the original.
@@tinyfistm.2607 nice to see i wasnt the only one who remembered it :)
@@tinyfistm.2607 yep Mav became Viper in this one...
Its nice to see the torch being passed down from each generation and so on
@@anubis032 didn’t happen
Young kids, forgetting a cardinal rule of the military: beware the old man, in the profession where men die young. Maverick telling them 200 was a lot of push ups was not a complaint. It was a warning.
We didn't get old by being stupid
@@ericczimskey2533 "The Navy regrets to inform you, your sons are dead because they were stupid. Great balls of fire." Goose.
@@ericczimskey2533 - INTERGALACTIC FACTS!!!
@@am5p8 - Alright, knock it off, gentlemen. Let's go home. Maverick has the lead.
@@am5p8 They were young then.
I love how this perfectly mirrors his experience in the first movie with his teacher, with him now being the teacher. This is how great sequels are made, adding onto the already established story and putting a twist on classic scenes.
This movie was garbage. There was literally no point to it.
@@vailingshadow5030 your movie was garbage
its like poetry, it rhymes
@@vailingshadow5030 LOL the point was to have fun watching it, dude.
You sir should be a movie director
I swear the smirk on Phoenix's face when Bob burns Hangman is like a proud Mom moment. I can almost hear her say, "That's my boy" lol 😆
That's why I like Phoenix, she's always ready to get back up like a phoenix
Indeed!
It helps that she is a very beautiful and at the same time a very cute woman.
@@johnd.1618 weirdo
@@johnd.1618 Incel spotted
Love that little reference to the original Top Gun: "leaving your wingman... that's a strategy I haven't seen in a while". Mav is talking about himself, when he left his wingman to try to get Viper.
You mean the gay volleyball?
@@NormAppleton yeah you haven't watched the first movie have you...
Thanks for saying the obvious. Glad you were here
@@NormAppleton lmao
Yep.
I love how Hangman is notoriously known as the man who will leave you out to hang, at the end of the movie is the one who comes to the rescue of Rooster and Mav. That's what we call a character arc ladies and gentleman.
Good call, Justin. I've never heard that term before. You must be in theater/theatre?
Good evening aviators, this is your.... Savior lol loved it
Its the exact same story as the first movie 😂 hangman is maverick. Theres absolutely nothing new about this movie, its closer to a remake than a sequel
I love the fact that he simply shot down the best of the best one by one. This was a great movie
Shot down the best of the very best while in a 2 vs 1 dog fight.
Lol. Yep. Personally, I feel like I could buy it because they mention that these new guys only make it a point to fly over and drop bombs on the target (which still isn’t easy.) and have rarely been in a dog fight.
I hope you realize that this is a fictional movie and your hero Tom Cruise is not a real fighter pilot...
@@lopezlopez7132 i mean he is an aviator, he flies planes irl so yeah..
@@lopezlopez7132 You obviously didn’t read the comment. What was the last statement I made.
One thing I love is how sure of themselves they were,forgetting the fact that Maverick had actual combat experience.
They didn’t forget. They just assumed that he gotten old and lost his skills.
@Tech Talking about actors in a movie isnt simping lol.
@Tech you're mad at an issue that doesn't exist
@Tech you're as salty as that rooster guy, or whoever that is lol
Like he said, they've been told that they were the best their whole careers but none of them had to face the type of adversity attune to facing off in a dogfight
I like how Phoenix’s snark rubs off on Bob at 3:47 and how she acknowledges it with a chuckle. 😂
She didn’t think Bob was such a savage
She was my fav character in the movie. Confident yet humble.
@@amysmithssportsandmakeup1397 And she gave the cocky group a moral center. None of the guys would stop peacocking long enough to acknowledge anyone else's strengths or abilities, but she was constantly aware.
@@stevenhancock2822great comment. I really liked Monica Barbaro in this
I loved Phoenix in this movie.
I watched Top Gun 1 yesterday and now just realized that the lines of Mav speaking to himself, saying reasonable things, is probably what Goose would say to him, if he were still there.
Exactly
"Talk to me Goose"
Very astute… let’s try not to get fired on the first day is precisely that.
@Hotshot! Or, he was also giving Rooster a heads-up because Goose's son was obviously a greenhorn to what he was about to do.
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"It was all fun and games with that selfie, wasn't it?". 😂
😂😂
Hondo was so good the whole movie.
DOWN
Hondo was my favorite supporting character in the movie. Reminded me of my senior chief.
That line just cracks me up every time!
I've seen Maverick before I've seen the original Top Gun - I like how this movie still gives you a general idea of what happened in the original and makes sure that even those that haven't seen the first one can still appreciate this movie
"Leaving your wingman. There's a strategy I haven't seen in a while" HAHAHAHAh Reminds me when he left Hollywood to go by himself for Viper
pretty sure thats what hes talkin about
Hahahahahahaha
To be fair it seemed like he did it as a juke to fake leaving then come back. He was just too late so it didn’t work
Oh really you don't think it was a direct reference?
Yup, its a very clever flip they do where Hangman is the Maverick to Roosters Iceman. In the original because Mavericks the POV character you are totally onboard with the skilled young pilot who want to bend the rules, break the mould and push boundaries. But in the sequel you see Hangman how everybody else saw Maverick, a damn good pilot, but a bit of an arse who you couldn't really rely on because they were only interested in themselves how needs to learn a lesson about what it means to be a team.
"So long as he doesnt call you a man..."
That's one simple and effective burn!
Yeah, as a woman, I liked that one.
Phoenix was the first female character I’ve seen in a while that her character was political or feminist forced. She fit and was a badass
Seems like a homage to the line in Aliens: "Hey Vasquez, have you ever been mistaken for a man?" Vasquez: "No, have you?" 🤣🤣
@@chasekozak7206 She is badass
@@chasekozak7206 Roger that!
The fact the you could feel the anger of rooster behind his mask is a sign a good acting.
I personally felt everyone especially Teller did an amazing job
No scene in any movie has made me feel like I was right there in the moment like this movie did. Literally felt my heart sink down to my stomach as soon as Maverick flew right up between the two fighter jets. One of the best movie theatre experiences ever.
@John Carlson There's a lot more CGI in Maverick than many probably realize (especially the bombing run in the third act). But most of it is done as a complement to all of the brilliant live-action photography and practical flying. And as far as I know, all of the cockpit interiors are practical, including the shots where CGI was added in the environments you see through the canopies.
@John Carlson The reason why this film works so well is because all the live action is shot for real in the foreground, and the CGI os used in the background, where it’s less noticeable from a visual perspective.
I’m 65 Conor, great movie, one of the best I can remember.
Yep some real Blue Angles flying…
@@jeffw8218 large portions of the mountain flying on the mission were shot in a real place too. You are looking at a very rare flight through a very special mountain pass in Washington state for most of the mission.
I love how Rooster puts his mask on right off the bat because he has an idea of what's coming 🤣
Same!! Everyone else was jokin around...he was like....yeah. 😐
@@cagneybillingsley2165 my man, out of everything you just HAD to point that out? does this movie say based on a true story? does it say based on real events? cannot believe you're that bothered by a certain amount of skin color just enjoy the movie, weirdo.
@@cagneybillingsley2165 ON TOP OF THE FACT, top gun maverick is not based in the 80's dont know if u could notice, but su-57's did not exist in the 80's.
@@veneziablau He doesn’t like Mav , but he knows what he got
Uncle Maverick
That move Maverick does when he “Hits the brakes” and the other plane flies right by, is so freaking cool.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_maneuver It's one of those insane 'planes should not do this' maneuvers, but so cool to watch.
“The cobra “
Hit the brakes, is a move used in WW2, nothing new. And is just me or does Tom Cruise look Snoopy?
The Israelis used that move quite well during the Six Days War in 1967…
You just gotta love how Hangman always keeps his cocky nature, because he knows what he's doing and can do it better than everyone, but Maverick.
the guy is white and handsome and confident and numero uno!
And saves their ass in the end! I smell tog gun 3 with "Hangman" as numero uno!
@@ffucckkyoutube5765 Top gun 3 isn't a thing without Tom Cruise
@@ffucckkyoutube5765 What does him being white have to do with it?
Hangman is a copy of Maverick from the original Top Gun. Showing Mav what a pain in the ass he was back then lol.
"I ain't doing no fucking pushups."
- Maverick
...and no fucking.
...and no doing
@@lomely9765
Correct, and no ain'ts. Don't forget the ain'ts.
Proceeds to kill everyone
Disgraceful language your reported
By far my favorite scene from the movie. The intro to Won’t get fooled again just gets me so hyped and it fit this scene perfectly
Love how they didn't make him a washed up old man who needs a lesson himself. If anything he was even better in this one than the original- maybe the best pilot in the world. Awesome.
Right he was at his peak with no where else to go and they gave him a new place. Definitely a good spin
No, but they did make him obsolete. He more than likely flew missions in both Iraq wars and Afghanistan over the 30 some odd years he was in the service and despite his war record and all that, they still treat him like crap. They should be begging a pilot of his skill to teach at Top Gun full time, given how crap those graduates were compared to him but they basically want a reason to get rid of him.
It's such a shame what happened to Val Kilmer, it would have been awesome seeing him in a plane again.
@@Anarchist86ed well tbf, he has a huge track record of disorderly conduct, which on paper makes him seem like a bad leader (which kinda showed when he didn't keep his classroom in check when rooster lost his shit on hangman. Any other leader would've shut that shit down immediately before it got out of hand, but that would also not make for a fun film lol). Just because he's really really good doesn't mean it would be a guarantee that it would translate to being a good instructor, at least to his chain of command. Heck if it wasn't for Iceman he would've been kicked out a while ago, and he'd be lucky to not get a dishonorable discharge.
So all the animosity from Vice Admiral Simpson, as well as others, is extremely justified.
@@GrantedBunion True, but like I said... those pilots were nowhere near his skill. You'd think they'd be like "Listen, Mav, quit being a child and grow up. We need you to teach these kids everything you know. If you don't, forget about your pension and benefits because we've got enough insubordination on you to lock your ass up. Straighten up and fly right, or else." Instead they just kinda tell him he's what's wrong with how things should be done and he's gotta go. Meanwhile they've trained a bunch of pilots who couldn't even get a target lock on him. You'd figure they'd be a little more tolerant of his ways given how badly they're training their pilots.
The end game sequences were great. But my personal favourite moments were these training scenes and when Maverick ran the course.
When Maverick ran the course in 2:15 the whole theater applauded
i have watched it too many times
“Meet the new Boss…Same as the old Boss…”…”That’s a kill…”…Perfect cinematic editing/timing..👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I’m surprised that there are not more comments about Hangman literally being at a loss for words at 4:12… Flying side by side, Hangman is still giving Rooster heat. Rooster’s head is on a swivel the entire time the two of them are “chatting” because he knows Maverick is out there somewhere. When Maverick casually rolls up from underneath them, stating “been here the whole time” and “can you see me now” all Hangman can humbly say is “holy $hit”…. no cockiness from him this time… It’s like he’s finally realized he’s in the presence of a true master…
To add on, when Maverick completes the impossible 2:15 bombing run all Hangman has to say is "Damn."
He was the only one/first to realize they all needed to fly like Maverick if they were going to complete the mission too.
It was well established Hangman wasn't a team player. He knew he was better than his peers which made him a liability ie allowing the enemy to sneek well into line of sight.
I think Hangman gets a lot of "hate" early in the movie for the wrong reasons. Yes, he's cocky, as most fighter pilots are. But he also does want the best out of people. He tells Rooster in this clip that he has the shot on Mav and to take it. He sucks up his pride before the mission to give encouraging words to Rooster. He is genuinely happy when the target is hit. He is the first to ask to go in to rescue the team.
Mavrick's the final boss
I liked how the inverted plane scene with Maverick against Rooster & Hangman was a subtle easter egg to the same scene in Top-Gun with Maverick & Goose helping Cougar against that lone MIG28
Actually there are two MIG's at the start.
cough *bullshit!*
its hardly subtle its about as in your face as frodo holding out the one ring whenever its mentioned.
@@nilloc93 no kidding, lol. About as “subtle” as rooster wearing a Hawaiian shirt and playing great balls of fire at the bar.
@ Rockwell Rhodes
Yes you can. The -Mig28- F-5’s tail would be just above the F-14 centre section which sits _a lot_ lower than the canopy.. and the F-14’s tails would be well aft of the F-5s tail.
Experience beats enthusiasm every time. Love how he uses old tried and tested tactics as well (like going into the sun). It was the best of the best that got the ego check. A good sequel for sure!
There’s a line from a song by I think Waylon Jennings, “Old age and treachery, always overcomes youth and skill.”
Indeed. When he zoomed into the sun my first thought was, "He's channeling the Red Baron!" That's how far back that tactic goes.
A proverb that the youngsters should have remembered:
“Beware the old man in a profession where young men die.”
5:45 I love how in this scene he did the move to lock on Rooster, then later does the same move to protect him.
Symmetry is a beautiful thing. Also, that shot of Maverick flying over Rooster is just so dang awesome.
Easy lover
This movie was great I loved how he never left them doubting into thinking they would never be able to do it but it’s the fact he encourages them to be the best of the best from his teaching
"Go see Hondo about your push ups" has the exact same energy as "Now go home and get ya fuckin' shine box."
mauahahaha . . . yeah it was
"Ok easy Mav, lets try not to get fired on a first day!" My new mindset on a day job.
"Guys, that's a lot of push-ups" *in his mind* "for you, I'm not doing any..."
He was warning them and only rooster knew 😂
@@yslantthai I love that about the scene. Only Rooster is aware of what's going to happen, he puts the mask on and is all business immediately while everyone else is laughing.
lol so true
@@yslantthai yet only rooster who did the push ups lol
@@Nps1191 No, all of them had to do them after Maverick beat them like a drum…
I love how Rooster immediately starts putting on his oxygen mask and drops his visor as soon as Maverick starts talking while Fanboy and Payback ham it up. He knows that Maverick has actual combat experience and is very, very good at dog fighting so he takes no chances and gets ready to rock while the other hot dogs get caught with their pants down and end up getting schooled hard. It's little things like this that make a good movie a great movie.
Truly love the scenes where admiral said I just don't see what Iceman sees in you.... then at the end of the movie his nod tells it all.
Nah for me its after he shows the line for the mission run. All through we told its impossible, but after he showed a pilots limits everyone sat back and went "fuck this guy is no joke"
@Hotshot! you got yourself into this show me how you get out
@Hotshot! you can be my wingman any time
Easy lover fish kiss
This was an amazing movie, from the start when he talks to the audience through all the acting and action, finally to the credits where he was LAST after all of the other pilot actor credits instead of being first.
Joe Kosinski might have directed this movie, but Tom Cruise made this movie happen and probably should have gotten Producer, Executive Producer, and Writing credit for this venture.
He knows that's when everybody leaving the theater anyways
@@natefolmer1766 it was actually before the lights came on and everyone was still in their seats. Isn't there a glass of what your should be whining about being half empty somewhere.
@@Noctyn what??? I don't see how the optomist pessimist half empty half full thing has to do with... was just making a comment about how nobody watched end credits (unless it's a Marvel movie) if you do then you are soft skulled
Ice is first.
The thing I love most in this movie it's how after 30 plus years it hasn't forget its roots. You see a lot of references to the first movie and the soundtrack is still AMAZING! This scene is my favorite so far. I can't get tired of watching it.
The use of “Won’t Be Fooled Again” by The Who was just completely perfect; especially using Roger Daltrey’s iconic scream at the beginning of the scene, despite its appearance at end of the actual song.
“Beware an old man in a young man’s game - because he’s a SURVIVOR”
"Beware of an old man in profession where men die young"
Trying to pull tricks on an old dog who already invented them.
@ROFLCOPTERLOL yep they are nutjobs. That’s why Leah Remini left them. She was a devout Scientologist till she wised up and opened her eyes.
Salute
0:56 this moment made me crack a big dumb smile in theaters and rewatching this moment it still does
I really liked the interplay between Phoenix and Hangman. She has some great quips "this here's Bagman", "he'll always hang you out to dry", "so long as he doesn't call YOU a man", "I'm dead, dickhead". The camaraderie with Bob was great too.
I also notice that since the exercise ends if anyone (not both) is killed, I think Phoenix might still be allowed to chime in after. Fighters can still fly after taking hits from a gun after all. But Phoenix refused to help Hangman out of spite.
He didn't get killed. Rooster saved them. But as Mav said "it's gonna cost him"... "Not this time old man!"
@@bombappetit My mistake, you're right, thanks for pointing it out. Comment now edited.
Baby on board was hilarious.
Phoenix has some of the best banter in the whole movie.
Wasn't it Bob that called him Bagman?
I absolutely love how each personality is reflected in the way they fly...sure theres the basic 6 degrees of freedom, but how they utilize them are directly related to the type of person they are....in a way it probably taught Mav more about them then formal introductions ever could....
Excellent movie!
Pilots are a different breed. I was in a NAS training squadron during Vietnam (wasn't easy being the only female in Avionics!) One thing I learned, whatever you tell the pilot they can't do, they will!
One was "Don't buzz the tower!"
Another was for the harrier pilots, "Don't take off with a vertical jet jump!"
We loved it of course.
The best day I ever had was the day the Blue Angels were coming in for a weekend show.
My job that day was to work on an aircraft at the end of the line. The runway was on a peninsula so the view from the cockpit was beautiful.
Then I looked up and saw the Blue Angels were flying in! Not just flying in, doing all kinds of theatrics and it was like I was the only one in the world watching.
that had a fantastic view!
Siting high in the cockpit watching this amazing show.
Then they landed right in front of me, incredible landing one after the other nose to tail and they even parked in unison. What a great memory.
Another thing watching this video I remembered the pilots' helmets.
They couldn't mess up their flying gear except the helmet and they had some crazy ones, funny ones. and some reallt artistic, wish someone had done a study on pilot helmet artwork!
buzz the tower 😂😂😂. wont happen in the new navy. you will be the first lieutenant divo real quick 😅😅😅
This movie was filmed on my base while I was still in the Navy, and I witnessed it happen as I was separating in 2019.
Wow! I bet that was fun to see. And thank you for your service!
@@leahyarnes4224 They wouldn't let us meet any of the cast, but I did see their trailors in the parking lot of the Navy lodge on my way to medical a few times. I wanted to see Cruise because I heard he's actually a lot shorter than he's portrayed in movies!
Let me on the base or it didn't happen, lmfao
I was there also, but didn't pay too much attention. I was busy with your gf, while you were watching planes.
@@JC-kv1vn lmao 5'4 more like 5' 6 o 5 7
"I'm dead dickhead" I watch this video everyday just for that line
The Bagman comment is about as good.
That comment and that bat shit insane Felon dodging the missile with an aerial maneuver.
@@zach11241 The dodge wasn’t that insane. The Felon driver knew that it was a shitty copy of an AIM-9L of theirs that was fired at him. If it was a current generation American AIM-9X, that maneuver would have killed him because the missile would have proximity detonated by his wing as he flipped.
That will be a meme soon. Others too, I bet.
Yeah , Phoenix is one Cool Lady .
Won’t Get Fooled Again in this scene - fucking chef’s kiss right there. So, so awesome. One of my favorite needle drops in a film in a while
Took me way too long to notice that Rooster's helmet has a striping pattern similar to Mavericks. Except it's not meant to be similar to Maverick's, but his father's, which matched Maverick's exactly, just with different colors.
10 out of 10
Lol best scene of the movie,Mav schooled them all 🤣🤣
Nah man, Mav showing the bomb run could be done in 2m 15s was the best scene ;-)
@@BJWT1047 That scene pumps me up every time!
That shot of Phoenix and Bob perfectly turning in and rolling out perfectly in formation with Hangman is so cool.
Maverick alone accounted for his old instructors when he was young in this scenario.
Commander Mike Medca call sign Viper & his sidekick Jester.
Viper & Jester are watching Maverick with pride from the afterlife.
dude 'we won't get fooled again' felt so perfect for this scene
For all those who didn’t see this movie in the theater…”too late, you had your chance.”
meh, in my loungeroom was fine
IMAX for the kill!
I watched it yesterday lol. The movie's been in theatres here in India since four months and the Sunday yesterday at 4Dx IMAX is packed
Seen it when it came out may long weekend and seen it a couple weeks ago in imax again and the imax was just as packed as opening weekend. Summer blockbuster.
My local theater sucks, the volume was turned way too low for this movie. I still enjoyed it but I'll like it a helluva lot better at home with a better looking screen and better sound.
Maverick: “Leaving your wingman. There’s a strategy I haven’t seen in a while!”
Also Maverick: “You dare use my own spells against me, Potter?!”
YOU DARE RECITE THE FORBIDDEN TEXTS TO ME BOY I WAS THERE WHEN THEY WERE WRITTEN
I understood that reference.
Hondo back at base grinning. Taking bets with his ground crew on who would loose to MAVERICK first. ha ha "Morning AVIATORS. This is your Captain speaking."
The whole movie was CLASS.
"Greetings, future kill marks! Fight's on!"
Which makes it even funnier when hangman did the stow your tray tables and prepare for landing
@@jameswg13 all amazing. All very well done. Multiple stories within the main storyline of the movie.
Lose*
One could study the character and performance of Hondo on how to make what should be an insignificant character a lovable and memorable aspect of the film.
There’s not one bad performance in this entire movie.
It's impressive that how they used " The Who"s song for this sequence, absolutely loved it.
Mark my words, years from now, this movie will be remembered as a masterpiece, and a “classic”. It already is, one of the greatest movies of the 21st century tbh
And still is in 2024
Top Gun was already out years ago, Scientology changes everything. God Bless
That isn't hard. This century hasn't produced many, if any, classic movies.
Best movie I've seen in 20+ years
@@qwert9876 You're overexaggerating it
Interception, dark knight, spirited away and interstellar?
@@womenhavehivemind9043 You forgot to mention 'Howls Moving Castle' and 'Danger Close'.
This was the most anticipated, and exceptional continuation of the top gun franchise I, could of imagined.
Finally what WE ALL WANTED TO SEE! A legend protagonist of a remake actually being BOSS instead of a failure...
That Cobra maneuver gets me every time! The way they spiraled down to the deck was amazing to watch.
Gotta love our countries fighter pilots!
Real aviators flying those jets there.
Remember that.
its a F18, u cant do a cobra maneuver with this plane... just to be real. Thats... Hollywood BS beside, every pilot in he back, would react, totally different, but hey, its Hollywood movie,,
@@renefadrny2160 Yes, you can. They have videos of it if you search.
@@renefadrny2160 I think you're talking about the f14.
@@renefadrny2160 A Hollywood movie, with *REAL* F/A-18s
@@E3ECO That is Not a cobra it's a high g nose up braking. F18 can't do a Cobra , specially not a Rhino that weights like it's namesake. In a Cobra you are pretty much still. You need ttw higher than 1 and preferably tvc. Only American jet that has enough thrust to properly do a Cobra is the F22 because it also has tvc.
It's cool seeing these clips online now that the movie is past its long run. But my goodness, it will never be the same as watching it in the theater. This movie proved once again why the cinema experience is so important, despite the saturated flood of streaming content.
I have a big TV and I can turn off the lights in my living room. What's better about the cinema? The sticky floors? Other people rustling bags of snacks?
@@Milamberinx Naah man watching this in IMAX was something else.
@@Milamberinx no matter how big your TV is and how much budget you have spent on your audio equipment (aside extreme cases) you will never match the audio visual size and quality of a well equipped and setup Theater.
I have demoed countess of home Theater setups (even projectors) and nothing comes close to a great huge theater immersion experience. If we move to IMAX league then the difference is so vast it’s not even worth mentioning.
Note: This film on IMAX was a religious experience.
Going to the Theater is fun.. but have to admit, it's reserved for "sure things". They just priced it out for something that is risky these days, which is a shame.
This is exactly why I have my own home theater in my apartment. 140 inch screen with real surround sound and 1000 watts of power! I can make stuff fall of the shelves.
I love the look of Rooster who is all serious and putting down his visor getting ready for Maverick,
whilst the others are still chilling. He knows what is about to come whilst the others have no idea.
I just love how Maverick's comment in the beginning of this clip tells you that no matter how impressed you are - THIS IS ACTUALLY MAVERICK GOING EASY ON THEM.
Imagine him dogfighting without restraints. I would NOT want to be his enemy.
I mean we saw that at the end of the movie
That "Guys..." from Rooster at 0:38 after Payback suggested the bet. Boy, he knew what's coming in hot lmao
Even though Rooster had such contempt for Maverick, he still called him sir!!!
I mean, it's the military, so paying respect to superior rank is to be expected. Especially when you have a well known grudge, it's that much more important to maintain decorum and discipline.
I'd say it is more resentment than contempt.
I love how the cockpit shots show the action of the landscape spinning around. You always know how they’re moving even when the camera is static.
The shots with the shadow of the jet on the landscape, my god those are some of the greatest shots captured in cinematic history.
@Hotshot! Well I said some of, not the greatest. Their greatness can be attributed solely to the fact that you’re not getting those shots without the use of multi-million dollar military equipment.
For a point of comparison, I’d probably point to Leni Riefenstahl’s Triumph of the Will. Personally, I’ve always loved the through the window shot in Fritz Lang’s M.
One of the many reason why so many movies are so bad are those shaky camara moves and lense flares. I don't know exactly when it started but in the last few years it made many movies really really bad. Character running, shaky shaky. Character fighting shaky shaky. Character using a firearm shaky shaky. I sometime feel like a hung over sailor. It's awful. So I welcomed this fabulous camera work.
One of the greatest films ever made
'Go see Hondo about your push-ups!'....it's the rib and the barrel roll that gets me every time.
I love that when Hangman leaves Phoenix, it's the exact same maneuver that Viper and Jester did. It's almost 1:1 shot.
I was honestly expecting Phoenix to say "God damn you, Hangman!".
5:18 During an interview Miles Teller said that he was actually scared of dying when the pilot did this stunt and you can actually see the fear on his eyes.
Yeaaaa ... it id a big difference in feeling when you have control vs trusting someone else. I would feel more confident if inwas flying vs someone else just for that alone
why the fuck did they film in real planes
@@SkimoStories because that fear in his eyes was authentic in a real plane
@@alex59248 Then he's not a very good actor, is he?? It would take talent to stay calm in that scenario
@@alex59248 I am guessing the fear would be authentic in anybody's eyes here. The point of hiring actors is that they can channel these reactions in any scenario.
You wouldn't actually drown somebody and then be like 'wow only a good actor could have drowned that realistically'
When my wife and I went to see “The Batman” they showed this as a sneak peak. At that point I had started to lose interest since the release kept getting delayed. However, once I saw this, I was hooked. It’s the only movie I’ve seen in theaters 3 times.
3:47 « See you in the afterlife, bagman »
That’s how you throw back a name at a bully 😂
Feeling like old Hollywood movies , full of heart ❤️❤️ Thank you 🙏
Watching this movie at 53 in the theatre made me feel the same magic I felt when watching Die Hard in the theatre back in 1988 that pure cinematic experience!
I have had sleep apnea for years and finally decided to do something about it by getting a CPAP machine. I got comfortable in my recliner, put my oxygen mask on, and then turned on this movie. LOL, it worked, I pretended I was a jet pilot and then fell asleep halfway into the move. My first night of therapy was enjoyable and I ended up sleeping better that night than I had in years. BTW, I finished watching the movie in the morning and loved it.
Hangman was holding an F/A-18 model in his hand when he said "This guy needs an ego check". When the other pilots said "We'll see to that". Hangman is holding a F-14 model. Curious if anybody else saw that
Well spotted.....you should have been responsible for the continuity in the film.
But it looks like he held it in different hands (F/A-18 in the left hand, F-14 in the right). Possible that he had one in each hand.
They tricked me
@@benjbeck he is
Roger that
Either an easter egg or a mistake, you decide.
00:30 Hangman is holding an F/A-18 Super Hornet demonstrator prop.
00:32 Now he's holding an F-14 Tomcat demonstrator prop.
Defo an Easter egg, good catch!
Damn bro, good eyes!
Wow, GREAT catch! I say Easter egg for sure.
Well spotted !!
It’s cool to see the maneuver Maverick does to take out Rooster in this scene is the same maneuver Maverick does to save his life in the missile battle when Rooster runs out of flares.
The music, the flying, the editing! It’s all so perfect, love it!!
I'm with you 1000% But... no song can top "Take my breath away"...
3:03 Phoenix's response is really good I love it
The raw emotion this scene gives off is palpable, especially with Rooster. You can feel the frustration, anger, and even heartbreak coming off of him.
1 objection, though. The F/A-18 can't do cobra maneuvers like that, but oh well, minor details.
Phoenix is so hot with her smirks, grins, and smiles
"I'm dead dickhead", lol....
You've said it!
She certainly is.
Her part was well written and she played her role to perfection . Hot , skilled & confident without all the woke BS that normally gets thrown in .
Hangman: "He called you a man Phoenix, you going to take that?" Phoenix: "As long as he doesn't call you a man." Perfect.
I always love how all the young pilots (except Rooster) get cocky and think they can easily beat an old pilot like Maverick only to get their asses handed to them and pay the price for it (the 200 push up bet)
Hence the old saying "Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young."
Maverick literally pulls a Cougar on Hangman by disappearing into the sun and popping up behind for a lock.
"It was all fun & games in that selfie, wasn't it? Down!" LMMFAO!!!!
When you're Level 100 and the NPCs in the tutorial talk smack.
"Phoenix, I can't see him! How close am I? Phoenix?"
"I'm dead, dickhead"
"See you in the afterlife Bagman"
Best dialog in the whole movie 😂
Then the glare she gives Hangman when they are doing their push-ups...awesome!!
Cocky pilot vs cocky pilot who retained a bit of life experience. That was Maverick vs Hangman!
The guy that plays Hangman was so funny in Scream Queens playing the chicks dumb boyfriend
I love how they included the real “Bitchin’ Betty” altitude and pull-up, pull-up warnings from the F-18 in the movie!
Well they were in actual f18s
Holy shit stinks to
@@motionlessmerc8936 that’s a good point. There was a lot of CGI and doctoring in this scene though. They probably didn’t use the intercom audio from the actual plane, or the sound wouldn’t be movie quality clean. They likely had to add those annunciations back in later during editing. There was another scene where Phoenix and Bob get an engine fire after a bird strike. They added that audio back in (ENGINE FIRE, RIGHT!) as well for accuracy. They did an excellent job!
Honestly this movie was amazing, if they made a third I would watch it but I don't know if they should push for a third one or not some times its better to end on an amazing movie like this one.
they don't have much of a story for a third movie, with the second they had the "old dog teaching new tricks" and "next generation vs last generation" plots to follow
I don't think they can.
What they COULD do is move it forward featuring some of the young fliers, now formed into a Special Squadron nicknamed The Mavericks.
Meanwhile, the CO of Top Gun is...General Pete Mitchell...
They shouldn't, Maverick ended on a good note. A 3rd would likely ruin things
The Wikipedia says that if there is a third one, it will center around Rooster.
By the time Cruise's shooting schedule clears, he'll most likely be too old to convincingly play this character. Which means the writers and producers would most likely have to pass the lead torch to the Rooster character - and that's where you risk losing your fanbase audience.
Movie is a 10/10. One of the best sequels ever of a movie.
Couldn't have been better
Loved that Bob burned hangman by also calling him bagman.
Such an amazing movie! Owning all the new pilots was one of the greatest scenes in the movie!
0:38 I love how Rooster was already prepared since he knew Mav well while Fanboy and Payback are goofing around being cocky.
Arguably one of the best movies to grace the silver screen.
Man it’s been too long since a movie gave me genuine chills!!
This whole sequence was epic watching it in theatres.
This sequel made me feel 16 again. Thank you, Tom and Val!
Never underestimate old age. We know more then the young. He schooled the young PERFECTLY. LOVE IT❤😂❤😂❤😂
IN THE FILM, they are not just ordinary fighter pilots---they are elites, the chosen ones, the best of the best in their generation. And Maverick still beat them easily. Such a badass!
Can we just give some props to the crazy actual pilots that had to pull off the Mav/Rooster corkscrew stunt?
It was probably CGI.
@@raidenthenctzenwithinsomni4961 Partially CGI, *_mostly_* practical.
@@raidenthenctzenwithinsomni4961 Blue Angels.
I was genuinely under the impression that this would be another dull, standard 2022 film, but after watching it online, I was pleasantly surprised. Everything about it, from the sound design to the performance, was truly done nicely.
Edit: By online, I mean stream sorry, and I did purchased it.
I know right
Lies again? AIA Money School Cocky
I love how Maverick pulled one of my favorite dog-fighting moves💯 He pulled up, cut his speed the guy passed him and Mav shot him down from behind. That's why he's the legend 💯
Devised by John Boyd
I fail to see why being the chasing pilot they just fly straight and level every time this happens. No evasive manoeuvre.
@@jagaloon216 it's called inexperienced.
Flying into the sun....pioneered by the Flying Circus over 100 years ago over the Western Front of WW1.
Maverick truly understands his assignment.