The exchange between Hangman and Rooster Pre-Sort. is a very genuine, underrated moment of realism in the movie from the fighter pilot community. Always equals, one team.
Realism? ….. They wouldn’t have been able to hear each other at all. Literally, not at all. So, it never would have happened in real life. Great for the film though.
It's underrated? Who rated it? Where IS this amazing ratings chart of all things?! People have seen it, they keep quoting from it - where do I find this ratings chart of all things?!?!
@@andreiandrofski9426 It does not really make sense militarily, but his character arc is more of the squire! He represents all the ground crew, the ones who make or break the pilots chances of success but never get any of the Glory. It's a bit representative of Erich Hartmann and his Crew Chief Heinz "Bimmel" Mertens which on one of the occasions that Hartmann had to force land his aircraft actually grabbed a Rifle and went AWOL to find him. On the Eastern Front! Man is a legit Bad Arse Motherfucker that next to no one knows about. I think Hondo's Character was a nod to all the ground crew, which were in germany called "The Black Men" (Die Schwarzen Männer or Die Schwarzen Männer vom Bodenpersonal) both due to their dark, often stained coveralls and the fact that most of them always got overlooked. A lot of the famous aces of WW2, including Hartmann had a good relationship with their Crews, especially the Crew Chiefs and trusted them implicitly. For example no one got to touch Hartmann's Aircraft without Merten's prior approval. Hondo gives a face to them all, and he's being so to speak, the squire to Tom Cruise's Knight. Both could not do their deeds without each other.
I have seen the maturation of Tom Cruise over the many years as an actor. In the beginning he seemed to limited and one dimensional. However his recent acting particularly in this movie has shown otherwise. A truly gifted and focused actor who has taken his craft seriously. His expansion into uncomfortable areas of emotion and expression have been deftly portrayed by Cruise. A truly great actor, deserving of an Oscar.
@@katocs I don’t disagree. A very good and hardworking actor. This movie just resonated with me. Cruise showed vulnerability, not usually seen in his acting.
When I first watched this in theaters, I got chills and I was very nervous about what's going to happen but at the same time it was really cool. And that's another thing why I love watching this movie.
Maverick always reverts to “Bradley” when his emotions are getting to him. I can’t imagine being able to be objective in training and choosing go when you’re so emotionally attached to one of the pilots.
Choosing when to turn on and off your emotions is just something that happens in the military. It's a natural part of training and the workplace culture. Do now - feel later.
That’s a rough way to have to live and do your job. I get that it would be necessary, but it’s no wonder so many military men and women get PTSD and have such need for mental health counseling. At some point the dam breaks and the emotions come flooding.
@@galveston You do it to. When you have to fire someone, for example. You turn off your emotions. It's business. The military does it the same way, we're just less "pussyfoot" about it. Debreifings aren't what most people think they are. It's a time when you review everything that happened during a mission, and identify a problem, and the "root cause" of the problem MUST always be an internal issue. So you have to look across the table at your best friend, who you're probably going to go to their house this weekend and hug them, hug their spouse, and pick up their toddler as their "uncle", but you have to look across the table and say "This problem happened because of Sergeant X. They were the root cause due to their incompetency and it's their fault." And that person looks back at you and accepts responsibility. The emotions are turned off. Same way when you have to take negative administrative action against a friend. Or issue an order to someone you know they're going to hate, but they just say back "yes sir". The emotion is turned off. Nobody has time for emotion. The mission always comes first. Doesn't matter if you just kissed the forehead of the son two weeks ago, promising you'd get their dad home safe... if they're to be the first person through the door of that house, you give the order without any hesitation. Mission first. Nation Second. God sometimes. Emotion never. You just turn it off at work. You can feel later. People die if you're emotional during a mission. If you're not willing to step over the dead body of your friends to complete the mission, you're not ready to serve The People of the United States. The People demand everything, all day, every day. We know what we signed up for.
@@bobguy6542 I've served in the military and it's the sad truth. My wife complains about it so often cause I can easily put away my emotions until I'm alone. Sometimes tbh I just become frigid.
Hell, I'd say that was the only reason he picked Rooster. Hangman was the most skilled pilot, we never really see the other single-seater pilots, and Rooster was way too timid.
I thought Hangman was flying an F-35 in that final scene. It's been speculated that Mav and Rooster were on the ground for some time before stealing the F-14, so they may have thought the mission was over and gotten everyone out of their planes, only for Rooster to activate his tracker. At that moment, Cyclone probably told Hangman to get into an F-35 and launch in case the two needed backup. As for why no other planes were launched, I'm pretty sure someone else in this comment section has mentioned it, but it takes a lot to get one of those planes in the air, so you don't want to send more than you need, and Maverick is a very capable pilot, as we clearly saw. Cyclone knew only Maverick was crazy enough to try and steal an enemy F-14, so when a member of his crew described the incoming plane, he knew instantly it was Maverick and figured he didn't need to send more than one plane.
And the best thing is: all of the flying maneuvers shown are actually realistic and doable, there’s a ton of reviews on RUclips by actual Navy/Air Force pilots who all confirmed it. Some of Maverick’s maneuvers are not advisable and need an exceptionally skilled pilot to not end in disaster but hey, Maverick 😅😎
Every scene has a deep meaning even when there's no dialog. You can feel it, and what the characters are feeling as well. I would really like to have available for purchase a dvd director's cut with all the scenes that were edited because of film length constraints. I'm certain others that appreciate the high quality of this film would echo my wishes as well.
That's because that is the trope. A character indicates that they will see another character later and then one of them dies. It happens in A New Hope, Age of Ultron, The Force Awakens, Endgame, and several others, and a version of it occurs in movies like Iron Man (2008) and the original Mission Impossible. Maverick was one of the few movies to not do this, and I like that because not only does it allow some really awesome characters to stay alive, but it keeps these kinds of deaths in other movies unpredictable, which makes them so much more powerful when we first witness them.
I, love our men and women who serve and those who have served. if you do 20 years and out they should never have to pay Federal income tax ever. how's that for a show of gratitude
Aha, but the nurse pulling 24 hour shifts should? Also sorry, but "serving" can mean many different things. If you're the desk clerk on a US home base for 20 years, you still "served" but it's a very different experience than being on the front line.
I'd Always hate that mav didn't say "Your father would have been proud" here before going or after coming back to career. It's a beautiful line and it's what audience could be expecting but no they didn't
Hangman grew up at just the right moment. And Maverick did a great job choosing his team, everyone was at the right place at exactly the right time. Hangman is the only pilot who went into this mission with a kill under his belt so he didn’t hesitate to shoot that Su-57 out of the sky when he got the chance. You can’t ask for a better backup when the shii hits the fan.
I wish they shoot another ending this career and transferring the main character position to Rooster and retain the rest of the cast including Hondo. That would be amazing.
People often accuse Tom Cruise of being a one dimensional actor... I tell those people to watch Rain Man and you will see him working his ass off keeping up with Dustin Hoffman...
Bit of a weird formation......The purpose of the two-team assist is that while Phoenix flies the plane Bob focuses completely on lazing the target for Maverick as the bombs use the lazer-eye to achieve pinpoint accuracy - though worst case scenario [as seen with Rooster] is that the gunner has to take the shot "from the hip" based solely on his targeting system. What Rooster did there isn't impossible per se, but IRL it would take an enormous amount of skill and luck. It's not something you want to leave to chance ala Maverick's test run [which, given the mission parameters, trying to both fly solo and laze the target would be if not impossible than so improbable as to be effectively impossible] which is why the gunner relies on the second plane/lazer-eye. There's an official term for what they did but I can't think of it immediately. Any Naval Aviators, please correct me if I'm wrong. Also, I don't think the plane can actually carry both the bombs and the lazer-eye. But I'm not sure on that.
I know this is probably unintentional, but at 3:04 part of the name thats on the nose wheel cover is cut off by Rooster's body, so it just reads "THESON" Coincidence?
the thing that confused me the whole movie was the “Captain” and “Lieutenant” insignias , Maverick has on Colonel insignias and candidates have Captain insignias on . i’m USMC so maybe it’s different in the Navy
Yes, it is different in the Navy. The Marines being part of the Navy, it amazes me that you did not understand it. You must not have ever served on a ship at some point. Or gee, I don't know, maybe study it on your own? Navy Captain = everyone else's Colonel. Navy Lieutenant = everyone else's Captain. Dude, go google it.
Mixing images from the first movie with that music...... What a horrible way to end the video. First movie has a soundtrack marked with fire in our hearts.
they're the ones that properly coordinate with the team observed when they all pass the coffin corner everyone is communicating, hangman's the best pilot of them all but he's like the young maverick that is too hotshot, he was better off as support which we did see in the last sequence
That's why they wouldn't be flying F-18s. F-35 wasn't used because there's no 2-seat variant which is needed for filming purposes. F-18F is a 2-seater.
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It's explained near the beginning when Maverick is briefed on the mission before he starts training. The enemy has extensive radar jamming equipment that would render the F-35 unsuitable. It's explicitly mentioned in the briefing scene.
Because with F-35s, you wouldn't have a dramatic scene of a suicide mission. You'd just have an air-to-ground strike from high altitude. And thus, you wouldn't have a movie. Also, with F-18 two-seaters, you can have Mav appear to be flying the jet when in reality, an actual F-18 pilot is flying it. F-35s are single seaters. As for the reason given in the movie - that anti-jamming capabilities would nullify the F-35, the F-35 also has the ability employ laser-guided munitions, like the F-18.
The only thing I don't like about the film are the characters of the pilots...Phoenix.. We're so good, who can teach us anything else? Hangman is called that because he always lets everyone down.. Hmmm? He would never have become a fighter pilot. Fighter pilots must certainly have a high level of self-confidence, but they are still absolute team players. And a few other little things I don't like... So 8 points from 10.
They’re Top Gun graduates, of course they’re going to think of themselves as the best and that they know everything. But they were proven way wrong on the first day of the mission training. I really liked that about the film. And I liked Phoenix. I liked her sass.
@@MyBlackandRedCZ They are top gun graduates, and the one percent. Now that too is wrong and does not correspond to reality. In fact, every US Navy pilot goes to and graduates from Top Gun.
@@alexandertheissl808 sorry but not every naval aviator goes to Top Gun. This is misinformation. Top Gun, or the United States Navy Strike Fighter Tactics Instructor program as it's called nowadays, only accepts the top one percent aviators in the navy into the program. Once they graduate, they then go back to their individual units where they act as surrogate instructors to the other aviators in their squadron.
It's fair for them to brag since they are a recent TOPGUN Graduates They didn't recruit Prodigal newbies into the team if you had watched the movie again The best of the best of all Naval Aviators That is until Maverick whoop their asses A TOPGUN graduates that won 2nd place back in the 80s and haven't flown F-18 for some years compared to them
The reason why Phoenix said that is because she is a Top Gun graduate like everyone else who was called back to train for the mission. She knew she and the others were the best of the best and didn’t know why they were called back in the place. Also, the reason why everyone in the movie calls Glen Powell’s character Hangman was not because he let everyone down, but he would always leave his wingman in the dust and do everything on his own. He’s a skilled and aggressive fighter pilot, but he also competitive, as a lot real life Top Gun pilots are as well.
Such a boring movie. Top gun part 1 was million times better!!! Such a disappointment, too much tc ego involved. Same old story with his movies. Shortmans disease.
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"It's been an honor, captain" - spoken with utmost respect and sincerity.
Hangman showed maturity in his reaction to not being selected
The exchange between Hangman and Rooster Pre-Sort. is a very genuine, underrated moment of realism in the movie from the fighter pilot community. Always equals, one team.
after all, they're on the same team 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Realism? ….. They wouldn’t have been able to hear each other at all. Literally, not at all. So, it never would have happened in real life. Great for the film though.
@@ToowokeforFloridayou have obviously never been on a carrier.
It's underrated? Who rated it? Where IS this amazing ratings chart of all things?! People have seen it, they keep quoting from it - where do I find this ratings chart of all things?!?!
@@markfox1545 Under-rated comment right here ^^^
I wish there were more Hondo and Maverick moments. They were just so wholesome.
I didn't get why Hondo followed Maveric to literally every posting.
@@andreiandrofski9426 yea that's weird
@@andreiandrofski9426 It does not really make sense militarily, but his character arc is more of the squire!
He represents all the ground crew, the ones who make or break the pilots chances of success but never get any of the Glory.
It's a bit representative of Erich Hartmann and his Crew Chief Heinz "Bimmel" Mertens which on one of the occasions that Hartmann had to force land his aircraft actually grabbed a Rifle and went AWOL to find him. On the Eastern Front!
Man is a legit Bad Arse Motherfucker that next to no one knows about.
I think Hondo's Character was a nod to all the ground crew, which were in germany called "The Black Men" (Die Schwarzen Männer or Die Schwarzen Männer vom Bodenpersonal) both due to their dark, often stained coveralls and the fact that most of them always got overlooked.
A lot of the famous aces of WW2, including Hartmann had a good relationship with their Crews, especially the Crew Chiefs and trusted them implicitly. For example no one got to touch Hartmann's Aircraft without Merten's prior approval.
Hondo gives a face to them all, and he's being so to speak, the squire to Tom Cruise's Knight. Both could not do their deeds without each other.
Probably request made by Maverick to Ice when he was transferred
hondo personifes the world loyalty..
from the start, until the end..he believed in Maverick. 🤟🏻🇺🇸
John Hamm's tension and stress when he says "Send them."
I have seen the maturation of Tom Cruise over the many years as an actor. In the beginning he seemed to limited and one dimensional. However his recent acting particularly in this movie has shown otherwise. A truly gifted and focused actor who has taken his craft seriously. His expansion into uncomfortable areas of emotion and expression have been deftly portrayed by Cruise. A truly great actor, deserving of an Oscar.
They ALL deserve oscars, EVERY one here deserves an oscar
Huh? Magnolia or Jerry Maguire already showed he was capable of different roles 25 years ago
@@katocs I don’t disagree. A very good and hardworking actor. This movie just resonated with me. Cruise showed vulnerability, not usually seen in his acting.
When I first watched this in theaters, I got chills and I was very nervous about what's going to happen but at the same time it was really cool. And that's another thing why I love watching this movie.
Maverick always reverts to “Bradley” when his emotions are getting to him. I can’t imagine being able to be objective in training and choosing go when you’re so emotionally attached to one of the pilots.
Choosing when to turn on and off your emotions is just something that happens in the military. It's a natural part of training and the workplace culture. Do now - feel later.
That’s a rough way to have to live and do your job. I get that it would be necessary, but it’s no wonder so many military men and women get PTSD and have such need for mental health counseling. At some point the dam breaks and the emotions come flooding.
@@galveston You do it to. When you have to fire someone, for example. You turn off your emotions. It's business. The military does it the same way, we're just less "pussyfoot" about it. Debreifings aren't what most people think they are. It's a time when you review everything that happened during a mission, and identify a problem, and the "root cause" of the problem MUST always be an internal issue. So you have to look across the table at your best friend, who you're probably going to go to their house this weekend and hug them, hug their spouse, and pick up their toddler as their "uncle", but you have to look across the table and say "This problem happened because of Sergeant X. They were the root cause due to their incompetency and it's their fault." And that person looks back at you and accepts responsibility. The emotions are turned off. Same way when you have to take negative administrative action against a friend. Or issue an order to someone you know they're going to hate, but they just say back "yes sir". The emotion is turned off.
Nobody has time for emotion. The mission always comes first. Doesn't matter if you just kissed the forehead of the son two weeks ago, promising you'd get their dad home safe... if they're to be the first person through the door of that house, you give the order without any hesitation. Mission first. Nation Second. God sometimes. Emotion never. You just turn it off at work. You can feel later. People die if you're emotional during a mission.
If you're not willing to step over the dead body of your friends to complete the mission, you're not ready to serve The People of the United States. The People demand everything, all day, every day. We know what we signed up for.
@@bobguy6542 I've served in the military and it's the sad truth. My wife complains about it so often cause I can easily put away my emotions until I'm alone. Sometimes tbh I just become frigid.
Hell, I'd say that was the only reason he picked Rooster. Hangman was the most skilled pilot, we never really see the other single-seater pilots, and Rooster was way too timid.
Absolute masterpiece of a movie, on so many levels.
This is probably my favourite section in any movie in the last decade.
rooster looks alot like "goose", he's the perfect actor to play that part..
Tom Cruise had to wait 30 years for him to grow up lol..
@@Zoza15 36 years. In the movie, Bradley/Rooster is pushing near 40.
The movie isn’t supposed to fake place in 2022. About 2015 per script.
@@galveston Incorrect. Do your research. Setting is 2019 at the absolute earliest, but the film is set in "today."
"Listen Maverick, if you get into trouble we will send one F-18 loaded with bombs to save you instead of all these new F-35 fighters on the deck."
I thought I was the only one who noticed 😂
I thought Hangman was flying an F-35 in that final scene. It's been speculated that Mav and Rooster were on the ground for some time before stealing the F-14, so they may have thought the mission was over and gotten everyone out of their planes, only for Rooster to activate his tracker. At that moment, Cyclone probably told Hangman to get into an F-35 and launch in case the two needed backup. As for why no other planes were launched, I'm pretty sure someone else in this comment section has mentioned it, but it takes a lot to get one of those planes in the air, so you don't want to send more than you need, and Maverick is a very capable pilot, as we clearly saw. Cyclone knew only Maverick was crazy enough to try and steal an enemy F-14, so when a member of his crew described the incoming plane, he knew instantly it was Maverick and figured he didn't need to send more than one plane.
@@0mathgaming Hangman was in an F-18.
I too thought why not an F35 for dagger spare…
@@akshatmehra3951 Why was their no CAP of F-35's in the air to begin with.
The drama adding background music was perfectly edited.
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Hondo : Dont give me that look.♡
It’s the only one he had,
Best aviation movie EVER!
Damn Right, this is one of the BEST film sequel ever made!
And the best thing is: all of the flying maneuvers shown are actually realistic and doable, there’s a ton of reviews on RUclips by actual Navy/Air Force pilots who all confirmed it.
Some of Maverick’s maneuvers are not advisable and need an exceptionally skilled pilot to not end in disaster but hey, Maverick 😅😎
I could imagine North Korea or Russia in the future using AI to turning this into their highlight videos 😅
Every scene has a deep meaning even when there's no dialog. You can feel it, and what the characters are feeling as well. I would really like to have available for purchase a dvd director's cut with all the scenes that were edited because of film length constraints. I'm certain others that appreciate the high quality of this film would echo my wishes as well.
The best of the lot............. The Man The Myth The Legend ....TOM CRUISIE
Fantastic film , hats to tom cruise , just watched it again on sky store no more to be said, this is why tom is the world's best film star no question
When seeing this at the theater I thought Maverick was going to die once he told Rooster we’ll take after.
That's because that is the trope. A character indicates that they will see another character later and then one of them dies. It happens in A New Hope, Age of Ultron, The Force Awakens, Endgame, and several others, and a version of it occurs in movies like Iron Man (2008) and the original Mission Impossible. Maverick was one of the few movies to not do this, and I like that because not only does it allow some really awesome characters to stay alive, but it keeps these kinds of deaths in other movies unpredictable, which makes them so much more powerful when we first witness them.
Didn't see the movie yet but the RUclips clips are great. This is a "Mission Impossible" mission with fighters in the air.
Stop watching clips.
It’s so much more than that! Go see it in theaters while you still can.
You just edited the best bit out at the end 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
This is where bollywood failed...the reaction of everyone is top notch
I have seen the movie at the cinema twice and purchased the movie at home as well. Watching it as many times as the first one 👍
Watched it in 4D… What an experience!!!
Man, this gave me such heavy Ravine Raid vibes.
This is probably the closest we'll get to a Live-Action Area 88 movie.
Wir alle freuen uns auf die Gelegenheit, unser Bestes zu geben, sei es auf dem Schlachtfeld oder im Leben
That was the scene I was looking for.
I've _really_ gotta see this movie.
I, love our men and women who serve and those who have served. if you do 20 years and out they should never have to pay Federal income tax ever. how's that for a show of gratitude
If, only!!! Love the military primarily the Navy. I a widow of.29 years service member. He loved the Navy
@@sarahtune9665 Thank you for your service God Bless your family
Aha, but the nurse pulling 24 hour shifts should?
Also sorry, but "serving" can mean many different things. If you're the desk clerk on a US home base for 20 years, you still "served" but it's a very different experience than being on the front line.
@@B20C0stop trying to be a white night lil bro. Your not even good at it.
Thank you for your service, ma'am.@@sarahtune9665
I'd Always hate that mav didn't say "Your father would have been proud" here before going or after coming back to career. It's a beautiful line and it's what audience could be expecting but no they didn't
Tom Cruise love him or hate him is passionate about acting and making good films. I respect that
If I wasn't chosen in Maverick's team, I would be very HAPPY 🤣🤣🤣🤣
lol
Yep it was too dangerous. Like being picked for Normandy Disembark.
Hangman should have been a team player sooner
Hangman grew up at just the right moment. And Maverick did a great job choosing his team, everyone was at the right place at exactly the right time. Hangman is the only pilot who went into this mission with a kill under his belt so he didn’t hesitate to shoot that Su-57 out of the sky when he got the chance. You can’t ask for a better backup when the shii hits the fan.
@@guestuser1671u missed the literally
When shit literally hits the fan
"It's the only one I got"
the best of the best of the best sr! with honors
😂
Almost like farther and son 😔
Hando was a good man
This scene screamed OG homies. Didn’t realize how emotionally charged this scene was until I saw it again just now. Chills.
Anyone else getting star wars vibes regarding the mission 🤔
Fly down a narrow path hit a small target etc ....
Must be hard to select your deceased wingman's kid to potentially fckn die flying with you too
Not a military person , but 3:30 is outstanding
Maverick new from the start that somebody was going to die and agreed to do the mission knowing full well that for him it was a suicide mission.
The best of the lot .. u dont make things like that .. u r not allowed to .. so keep it up .. keep redefining boundaries
I wish they shoot another ending this career and transferring the main character position to Rooster and retain the rest of the cast including Hondo.
That would be amazing.
It's very exciting.
The best of the best of the best.
only two 'bests', not three. this ain't men in black.
People often accuse Tom Cruise of being a one dimensional actor... I tell those people to watch Rain Man and you will see him working his ass off keeping up with Dustin Hoffman...
Movie needed more hondo and Mac scenes in-depth
You give him help...
Why was Rooster his wingman if Phoenix and Bob were the one's flying with him for?
Bit of a weird formation......The purpose of the two-team assist is that while Phoenix flies the plane Bob focuses completely on lazing the target for Maverick as the bombs use the lazer-eye to achieve pinpoint accuracy - though worst case scenario [as seen with Rooster] is that the gunner has to take the shot "from the hip" based solely on his targeting system. What Rooster did there isn't impossible per se, but IRL it would take an enormous amount of skill and luck. It's not something you want to leave to chance ala Maverick's test run [which, given the mission parameters, trying to both fly solo and laze the target would be if not impossible than so improbable as to be effectively impossible] which is why the gunner relies on the second plane/lazer-eye. There's an official term for what they did but I can't think of it immediately. Any Naval Aviators, please correct me if I'm wrong. Also, I don't think the plane can actually carry both the bombs and the lazer-eye. But I'm not sure on that.
@@BossyGuyMike Yeah buy why was Rooster his wingman when Mav was flying with Phoenix and Bob?
I know this is probably unintentional, but at 3:04 part of the name thats on the nose wheel cover is cut off by Rooster's body, so it just reads "THESON"
Coincidence?
I doubt it. Def planned
What’s that song in the end?
Anyone know the music that starts at 3:52?
the thing that confused me the whole movie was the “Captain” and “Lieutenant” insignias , Maverick has on Colonel insignias and candidates have Captain insignias on . i’m USMC so maybe it’s different in the Navy
Yes, it is different in the Navy. The Marines being part of the Navy, it amazes me that you did not understand it. You must not have ever served on a ship at some point. Or gee, I don't know, maybe study it on your own? Navy Captain = everyone else's Colonel. Navy Lieutenant = everyone else's Captain. Dude, go google it.
u know what is apparent in war now planes , tanks, ships can be taken out easy now , next generation war is terminators , cyclones , robots , lol.
👍👍
Mixing images from the first movie with that music......
What a horrible way to end the video. First movie has a soundtrack marked with fire in our hearts.
0:50 Oops, any newcomer will assume we're a bunch of nerdy jerks!! Which of course is true, but not because of "that". :D
so many technical plot holes in this movie...but it's still an excellent movie!
So did he pick them because they're the best, or just because they're always sitting up the front?
they're the ones that properly coordinate with the team observed when they all pass the coffin corner everyone is communicating, hangman's the best pilot of them all but he's like the young maverick that is too hotshot, he was better off as support which we did see in the last sequence
Lol. Because they were better actors.
@@mostpassiveuser8904 Well we wouldn't know, we barely to to see the others.
The fear in thier eyes on those obsolete SAMs. Imagine on those S 300, 400 and 350 Russian Air Defense Systems?? Not to mention those Pantsir 2
That's why they wouldn't be flying F-18s. F-35 wasn't used because there's no 2-seat variant which is needed for filming purposes. F-18F is a 2-seater.
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You dummy you edited the best part out between maverick and the admiral. Damn
Why would they use F-18's instead of F-35's? This was a terrible plot hole.
F35s i heard are too heavy and lack luster compare to the F18s lightness
They had a reason at the beginning
1 seat, where is the actor gonna go? Besides, I doubt they would let them use F-35s. It also looks like a pregnant F-22.
It's explained near the beginning when Maverick is briefed on the mission before he starts training. The enemy has extensive radar jamming equipment that would render the F-35 unsuitable. It's explicitly mentioned in the briefing scene.
Because with F-35s, you wouldn't have a dramatic scene of a suicide mission. You'd just have an air-to-ground strike from high altitude. And thus, you wouldn't have a movie. Also, with F-18 two-seaters, you can have Mav appear to be flying the jet when in reality, an actual F-18 pilot is flying it. F-35s are single seaters.
As for the reason given in the movie - that anti-jamming capabilities would nullify the F-35, the F-35 also has the ability employ laser-guided munitions, like the F-18.
What's up with oriental subtitles?
Bruh copyright
He looks old now
The only thing I don't like about the film are the characters of the pilots...Phoenix.. We're so good, who can teach us anything else? Hangman is called that because he always lets everyone down.. Hmmm? He would never have become a fighter pilot. Fighter pilots must certainly have a high level of self-confidence, but they are still absolute team players. And a few other little things I don't like... So 8 points from 10.
They’re Top Gun graduates, of course they’re going to think of themselves as the best and that they know everything. But they were proven way wrong on the first day of the mission training. I really liked that about the film. And I liked Phoenix. I liked her sass.
@@MyBlackandRedCZ They are top gun graduates, and the one percent. Now that too is wrong and does not correspond to reality. In fact, every US Navy pilot goes to and graduates from Top Gun.
@@alexandertheissl808 sorry but not every naval aviator goes to Top Gun. This is misinformation.
Top Gun, or the United States Navy Strike Fighter Tactics Instructor program as it's called nowadays, only accepts the top one percent aviators in the navy into the program. Once they graduate, they then go back to their individual units where they act as surrogate instructors to the other aviators in their squadron.
It's fair for them to brag since they are a recent TOPGUN Graduates
They didn't recruit Prodigal newbies into the team if you had watched the movie again
The best of the best of all Naval Aviators
That is until Maverick whoop their asses
A TOPGUN graduates that won 2nd place back in the 80s and haven't flown F-18 for some years compared to them
The reason why Phoenix said that is because she is a Top Gun graduate like everyone else who was called back to train for the mission. She knew she and the others were the best of the best and didn’t know why they were called back in the place. Also, the reason why everyone in the movie calls Glen Powell’s character Hangman was not because he let everyone down, but he would always leave his wingman in the dust and do everything on his own. He’s a skilled and aggressive fighter pilot, but he also competitive, as a lot real life Top Gun pilots are as well.
We need more movies like this instead of the woke bs!
Loved the movie
did Maverick steal his girlfriends? whats wrong with them
There's a whole subplot about what happened between them. Watch the damn movie
He's Gooses kid
They're both gay.
wow 😆 why are you here? Lol
Such a boring movie. Top gun part 1 was million times better!!! Such a disappointment, too much tc ego involved. Same old story with his movies. Shortmans disease.
Tom who ?????