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Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?
100/10
no cut and no loud music at the end of the video, 10, i can give u that
No cheesy music at the end.
10/10 Thank you for sharing
Definitely an A+
100
“Maverick inbound”
Something the enemy never wants to hear 😂
Even worse is when its a Maverick fired BY a Maverick :D
@Thor Odin son This made me laugh more than it should. If you commute in a high traffic area every commute is rather like a life or death mission.
“Its Cougar and Merlin and Maverick and Goose sir. “
Holy shit it’s viper is a better one
@@mudyao I think he was saying "Holy shit it's Maverick and Goose*
At 2:16 when he pulls back on the stick you can see him grab the paddle switch. That switch in the F-18 is the G-Delimiter. It deactivates the planes protection system and allows the pilot to exceed the rated G loads of 7.5 Gs on the aircraft. That is the crazy level of detail that was put into this movie. 99% of people watching would never get this clip, but they put it in there anyway just to do the thing right.
Thanks for this comment, I did notice him grabbing that switch when I watched it at the theater and again just now, and had been wondering what the purpose was. I figured it had to be important to be included.
Good observation 👍
So fucking badass
The other "reality" is he'd be out there til all hours of the night with the plane captain pulling panels and helping prep the jet for over-G inspection. That's after explaining to his commander why he just shortened the service life of a Navy asset.
Yes I didn't understand what was happening so thanks. I thought he was holding a laser guide on the target.
I love the fact Hangman's ego is frequently put in check, but his character doesn't completely change, nor does he get defensive about it all. At the end of the day, he's still full of himself, but when he's impressed, he's impressed. And he doesn't hide that.
Game recognizes game
Hangman is sort of like Maverick during his younger days, but definitely not as hotheaded or brash as Maverick.
Hangman is an absolute dick one moron said how he was misogynistic cuz he was "sexist" towards Phoenix but 1) Phoenix put him down without the typical feminazi screeching and 2) bag-I mean hangman is a dick to EVERYONE - even to Maverick when he stirred up shit before this scene.
but he knows he's amazing (especially at the climax with that bragging rights).
Moreover, he's smart. he was the only one who figured out the reason Maverick was paranoid about the mission parameters and pushing everyone so hard to do the impossible is because no one had done it before - including Maverick (until this scene). And also how he figured why Rooster has hatred for Maverick.
And when he sees Maverick not only soloing the targeting + bombing and piloting but also being able to handle 10Gs he's impressed.
I will say Hangman was a rly well written douchebag that isn't just a typical dumb dickwad but also someone who's smart and grounded to pick up issues while also taking the L gracefully and not throwing tantrum like a man baby
Because Hangman is a good pilot, and he knows that. Even Maverick was impressed by his skill. He has good reason to be confident. But he's not so full of himself to the point where he can't admit when he's impressed.
Hangman was definitely the best pilot there besides Maverick, but he didn't pick him for the mission because he was looking for disciplined team players.
His look goes from “alright let’s see what the old man’s got” to “he’s gotta make it” to “damn”
The “Damn” line was the most impressive part of this scene - where a completely cock sure pilot is brought to humility. I loved it.
My favorite line is when Hangman says “We’re going into combat on a level no living pilot has ever seen before, not even him!”
Did you notice that actor smiled like the entire movie except for when he didn't get picked? That was such a subtle touch to make him seem like a cocky prick so much more.
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@@robertoderrick8152 sorry wouldn’t give that info out, hope you understand.
He’s earned the right to be cocky
The thing I think a lot of people miss is that Maverick did the job of both planes...by himself. He didn't even have a back-seater to run the guidance system, he did it while pulling 10gs. On the mission, three people in two planes have the job he did alone.
Maverick is aces, but 2 planes are needed for this mission. First plane to crack the exterior and second to bomb the interior. Mav couldn’t have done it by himself
@@Thrilla1978 True but let’s not forget this is just a movie, not real life. Lol
@@Thrilla1978 It's Maverick. Of course he can do it all by himself 😃
@@Thrilla1978 you don't understand. There were two pairs of jets. One pair was to bomb the entrance and the other bombs were meant for inside the complex. But each jet had a role. The first jet in the pair was lead the pair in and drop the bombs, the other jet was to lace the target with a laser so the first jet can track the target.
Maverick didn't have a person to lace the target, he did that and dropped the bombs.
😂😂
No matter how many times I watch this, I’m on the edge of my seat every time. We all know he’s going to succeed, but it’s such a perfect scene that it doesn’t matter. One of the most rewatchable movies ever made, and a perfect 10/10
Only seen it once...so far. No doubt like the original I'll watch it 100! times again over the years!
Indeed. And that’s what defines a well made and well edited scene. Especially when your movies have “heroes” that most likely are going to succeed and not die etc.
I always refer to Casino Royale and Bond being poisoned (though that reference is a little harder to make now after No Time to Die). But I know damn well that Bond ain’t gonna die. And not mid-movie and in Craig’s first outing. Yet I’m on the edge of my seat even so.
That’s good storytelling. That’s good editing and scene constructing.
@@LuckyNumber48 Casino Royale is another great movie, by far my favorite Bond movie. It doesn't matter if one thinks a character will or will not be harmed, so long as you are invested in the story you'll be sucked in emotionally.
The most rewatachable move award goes to The Bourne Series. 😂
Totally agree 👍👍
Just love the fact that while they were surprised, hondo just shaking his head like "yeah, that's my captain"
Shaking his head because he knew it meant his friend Maverick would be picked to lead the mission and likely be killed
yeah man. agreed.... it's just like the movies
What I loved about these flight scenes is how hard it looks physically to fly the plane.
You can see Mavericks neck get thrown around everytime he turns the plane. His face looks like its being pulled off in the high g bits and his breath throughout the entire thing is so heavy.
Such an experience.
While the actors weren't actually in control of the planes, most if not all of the scenes in the cockpit were actually in the air with real G forces.
Love or hate the man but you have to accept he puts in 200% in his movies just for audience
I don't can about his personal life and views (even if I disagree with them), the man is an amazing actor, truly worth calling an action star.
You can tell he s way out of his comfort zone and is asking himself if he ll die crashing on a mountain flank... You can only respect an actor that is willing to put himself in that kind of position, also tells you what kind of aliens are experienced jetfighter pilots, not only do you have to dominate the physical demand but you also have to think at the same time and fast...overall the greatest action scene in decades...
AMEN!
Absolutely! So many not just good, but great, movies.
Love or hate.... Don't know.
HUGE RESPECT 👍
An Officer tells you what to do. A leader shows you how to do it.
Bang on. Exactly how I try to run my own team. Give a man a fish, feed him for a day, teach him how to fish, feed him for a lifetime!
Dawg this comment is so underrated!!! 🤙
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It’s just another movie nothing “real” about it
@@matthewtoddsr.6743 Shut up
A movie that actually kept me on the edge of my seat for nearly the entirety of its duration. So perfectly executed.
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The movie was incredible, action packed with an emotional story to match! I think it’s time Tom Cruise gets his Oscar!
Said so much and yet so little was spoken...
2:35 I love Warlocks lil celebration to himself, he was rooting for Maverick the whole film, minor character but he was awesome. “You’re where you belong.”
Facts, Games recognize Game! Maverick is the few of the OG pilot still flying.
I love how he didn't even try to contain his excitement in the F-14 carrier landing scene. Haha
Warlock is my favorite character in the movie. From his first scene to the last he is such a warm and supportive person. Second favorite would be Hondo.
He has the best line in the movie though “they’re called orders, Maverick”
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My favorite is one of these:
"It's not the plane; it's the pilot."
"This is your...Savior speaking."
"It's what my dad would've done."
"The Navy needs Maverick. The kid needs Maverick. That's why I fought for you. That's why you're still here."
"What is WITH these two??"
There are a lot of good lines. 😂
The fact that he put himself in such a tight window, he could have missed the 2:15 time frame and still shown the 2:30 time limit was possible. He didn't just do that, he showed its way more than enough time AND single-handedly. Love the scene.
No laser locked guided bombs either, he aimed them manually.
I love that the 2:15 was done within that time in the scene, from 0:22 - 2:37. defo on point
and he did it on his first try
@@MrTaczyk and only opportunity to do it right
@@RPG-oh1yf He still used laser guided bombs. Thats what the screen he was controlling was for. The difference was in the real mission, the backseater aimed the camera, not the pilot.
This movie is excellent. I loved the cockpit scenes. Made me feel like I was in there flying. Great story and cast. Just a solid A+.
It's amazing how everyone nails their performances in these 3 minutes. Hangman knows that it is possible and is just relaxed and excited to watch someone complete it. As almost no one was able to navigate the canyon in a short enough time, as Maverick nears the end of the canyon both Phoenix and Rooster (at 1:06) lean forward to engage more with the video screen, thinking that it actually may be possible to complete the entire bombing run in the allotted time. Then finally he emerges from the canyon (at 1:35) and Bob, Coyote, and Fanboy are all in disbelief in what they are seeing. Then at 2:09 as he begins to target his missiles Phoenix is getting excited about him completing the mission while Rooster still has some misgivings about if it is possible. Even Hangman is worried, as no one has managed to destroy the target yet. Finally, at 2:23, the bombs are launched, Maverick is pulling a10 Gs and everyone is on their feet awaiting the result. Once it is destroyed, you get to see everyone's reactions at now knowing it is, in fact, possible to do.
Yes. That is what is happening in the clip we are watching
those are guided bombs my friend not missiles
Hey man, a summary of the scene is not an analysis. We all saw the clip, we don’t need a play by play recap of what we just watched.
Love the recap!
Hangman actually looks cocky and disbelieving at the start, thinking that Maverick is full of shit and he can't wait to see this old guy loose for once. When Maverick actually pulls it off he seems to be a bit of disbelief and have some respect for him finally.
It’s amazing how much Rooster looks like his father, the Goose. Whoever did this casting did an awesome job.
Wait, this isn't real? 😂
The funny thing; irl Miles Teller really looks nothing like Anthony Edwards did while filming original top gun
Tom cruise did a lot of the casting with the director I think
Must be the mustache.
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The most thrilling sequence I have ever seen in a theater
It was real
@@hosoiarchives4858 at no point during filming did they ever exceed 7G's.
@@ctsd623 and…
@@ctsd623 Taking into consideration a average person can handle 6 Gs without trainning its pretty much meh tbh.
Btw its not even close to the most thrilling sequences on film. Tho it was good.
@@ctsd623 You must be very fun at parties
This part put me in tears. It is a testament on how exemplary Maverick is as a pilot. It even is inspiring how anything is possible.
Flying like this is completely normal for any Ace Combat player
One thing I like is the portrayal of just how much abuse the body takes when flying a high performance aircraft. His grunts and groans and his fight to stay conscious when pulling 9+ Gs while keeping the laser on the target - incredible.
Its not a portrayal, thats real life, those are real images of them doing it live themselves. Check the making off, this is no CGI :D
@@Creati_Xx Portrayal does not always mean what you think it does...
I love how it's also totally believable too since the first scene of the movie shows him as a test pilot handling mach 10.5 easy(ish)
Only difference in RL: the Computer holds the laser on target.
Mav just kind of forgot to Lock the Target (yes, GoT refference).
He's old .... better chance of winning the lottery than this actor actually being able to do this ... biologically speaking... he's a 50 yo with a weaker heart... less muscle tone
Even if you dislike Tom for his whole Scientology crap, you cannot dislike this man for the effort he puts into these movies. The fact that an actor is willing to go this far to entertain his fans/audience is crazy.
Scientology is crap but his movie is badass
I don't know why people throw so much shade at this dude for his church. Seems like it helps him. I think he was into it before he got famous. A lot of attacks on Mormons too. So much intolerance.
crazy ass guy, stupid cult............but as a movie star hes the greatest period.
@@theScienceLabLive scientology is a cult that robs poor people, Mormons think blacks are cursed......
@@theScienceLabLive look into some documentaries about scientology and what they do to people. There are stories of people literally being kidnapped and tortured if the church thinks they aren't faithful enough.
I have replayed this scene at least 100 times already! It's perfect in every way.
This scene is just as good out of context, as it was on the big screen. Also, incredible flying by the pilots actually steering these jets. Looks fabulous on camera. You can see they really are going quite close to the terrain. Major kudos!
The look of pure pilot-to-pilot respect on Cyclone’s face after Maverick pulls off the impossible despite his insubordination. He finally gets what Ice Man knew all along: The Navy needs Maverick
Just in video games and simulators, a run this close to the ground gets me pumped and my butt clenching. Doing this for real would cause me to shit my soul out, lol. I knew just from watching, this run is possible but it was going to be close. It is also batshit insane, which makes for a great movie. They really did this right when the pilots themselves were on the edge of their seats, and even Warlock put on his "Oh, this is gonna be good" pose. The part where he does a small hand pump at the end of the run was also gold. They gathered the tension beautifully while keeping the eyes on the action.
And the conversation after that when cyclone chose to risk his career by appointing mav as team leader was one of the best lines in the movie
Because Cyclone's been where Maverick's been but he has way more responsibility now
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What kills it though...in the beginning of the movie, Mav is a Captian over 30yrs....he would have been forcibly retired. They should have made him a contractor.
The entire theatre was silent then we all cheered when he hit the target. Was super cool.
Since this is Maverick, was there any doubt?
@@kurtsnyder4752 Nope. But the film does a great job building the suspense anyway. This movie was wicked fun to watch in the theatre and it honestly may have saved the future of moviegoing.
@@connman8d617 That will only happen when wokeness and ALL its adherents have been purged from the entertainment industry.
Same here. It was glorious. Haven't been in a theater with that kind of reaction since I was a kid.
Never watched. Hope there was some osamas lair he drstroyed.
I really appreciate that Tom doesn't hide that he is aging. In this scene, he *looks* like the old dog that he is, teaching young pups old tricks. Bravo!
0:04 I like Hangman’s expression. That first dogfight was all the convincing he needed. Now he knows Maverick will put on a good show.
The look on Hangman's face at 2:42 is awesome. The most pompous, arrogant guy in the room, who backs it up with his excellent flying, is impressed by "the old fossil" and shows respect.
His begrudging praise is amazing - game recognizes game. But he also knows his chances of being team leader have been pretty much shot to hell lol
Icman 2.0 😉
@@Juggernaut30 nah. Hangman was the new maverick. Rooster was iceman 2.0
Iceman was a by-the-book guy, while maverick was the dangerous cowboy.
One of the best things about this scene is how John Hamm sells his desire for Maverick to succeed. He hates his plan, but thinks it's the only way. He wants to be wrong, but knows he has to put mission success first.
YES YES YES. Seeing this now for the first time on the little screen and fifth time overall, I cannot emphasize this enough: Jon Hamm lends a perfect weight to the scene without saying one goddamned word.
Absolutely!!! In fact, when Maverick tells him "bring them home alive", he understands how important that is & as much as he dislikes his methods, he surely wants Maverick to succeed over himself!
Yes! John Hamm is brilliantly subtle in his performance, and only has relatively brief screen time for the weight he brings. The actor playing Warlock is perfectly reserved in his admiration for Maverick throughout, too.
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@@skarmale170 qq
the amount of work to this film, the dedication.
and it all paid off. No mistakes, no easy corners.
@1:55 the view of the F-18 head on and the music - it really gives you the feeling at the speed these majestic birds can do
Can we all agree Tom Cruise is a beast. He does one thing and one thing only...makes great f'n movies.
I''m with you Charlie. Everyone rags on him for scientology. Personally I don't care. Every religion is wacked out in their own right. Lol.
@@Josh-cw8by I would probably disagree with his views on a lot of things but he is one hell of an actor. Few and willing to go as far as he does for the characters he plays (Keanu Reeves and Christian Bale also come to mind).
Religious views aside, he’s probably the last few blockbuster actors out there.
*let's be honest, he has a very very good agent.*
He makes entertainment and he's damn good at it. Case in point The last Samurai.
I never realised in the cinema that the scene literally runs for 2 minutes 15 seconds. Wow.
The movie was so well done, it absolutely blew the original out of the water IMO
Not quite. Maverick crosses the start point for the exercise at exactly 0:24 seconds in the video. 2 mins 15 secs should mean he hits the target at 2 mins 39 secs running time. He hits the target at 2mins 34 secs. So the exercise in actual fact only lasts exactly 2 minutes 10 seconds. Editor messed up. Because that would have been a great bit of detail.
@@surindersingh724 add the 0.16 remaining on the mission he did it in less than 2:15
Wow basic movie filming skills.
@@PoleToPoleTravel the original was propaganda trash
Watching this scene in cinema for the first time was breathtaking. It’s so intense. The tight, precise movements he’s making makes your head tilt too! Epic movie
Such a great scene. I’m literally in my car in the driveway with the engine running at the edge of my sit watching this.
I love how everyone is intensely watching and the admiral is standing there like "this fucking guy..."
and maybe it's just the way Hamm played it....but he knew Maverick was gonna get it done. LOL
Yet he ended up making the tough call. The 3 star's actions show the kind of stress and strain that comes with those jobs and how the calls that matter must be made. Overall, it was an excellent role and well-played by John Hamm.
@@tnsampson2 Dude, I totally thought the same thing, he played this role very well, about the only way he had to play it to sell it to us all in the audience that was this was not a cake-walk of a mission, and the subtle camera-choreagraphy as you see him go from, WHAT THE to DAMN, HE PULLED IT OFF, you could just see him resigning to the fact that Maverick was boss in that sequence, and his students got to see it happen in live action....
@@migueldelamata5981 Cyclone disliked Maverick for the same reasons Iceman disliked Maverick at first, and he ended up respecting Maverick for the same reasons Iceman did.
I like how all the kids are sitting cocky and smug at the beginning and then they get a reality check as he makes his way through the canyon ahead of time.
I wish everyone could experience seeing this for the first time in IMAX.
IMAX cameras were not used...
@@farooqmalik8848 yes they were idiot. they also used 3 cameras for screenX
Exactly, I’d rather watch it in Dolby Vision instead of watching it in IMAX when it’s not even filmed with IMAX cameras.
I actually did watch this in IMAX. It was terrific.
I watched it in Dolby MX, and that was terrific. IMAX makes me motion sick bad!
TOPGUN, released in 1986 made many to choose career in military, particularly in the field of aviation. Several become fighter pilots, several of them had quite successfully career. Some even saw actual air combat. Now after 36 years, almost all are retired. Had almost forgotten about the movie which made them choose their career and then TOPGUN2 came as a surprise. The movie and the actor which made them choose their career path when they were in school or college, is still in active service and still flying and kicking ass after all those years.
They seriously upped the production values in this movie, and it shows.
Best scene of the movie. I've seen it 3 times in theaters, and still leaned forward watching it at home.
When Hangman goes "Damn" he pretty much acknowledges that Mav is The 🐐.
Edge of your seat scene right here. I LOVE IT!!
The Admiral: Wait this isnt mission impossible.
This scene alone made me go watch the movie three times in theater.
Planning on seeing it a 4th time this weekend!
Ive seen it 5 times
same here haha
This scene and the whole mission at the end. That part where Mav comes in and saves Rooster with the flares especially.
I've seen it 36 times in the theater and 3 times at home.
I love the fact they let you hear all of the in-cockpit sounds during his run and not drown everything out with music or dialogue... one of the best 2:15 in any movie... ever!
Best 2:14.84 in any movie, actually
The thing is though that in order to truly appreciate this scene you have to understand it in the context of what’s happened in the movie leading up to this point, and to truly appreciate this movie I think it’s best to have also seen the original Top Gun movie.
I can imagine that people who stumble over this clip but who haven’t seen Top Gun Maverick might not be all that impressed by this sequence.
Those who have though understand the significance of what’s happening here and why it’s so great.
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At the following times, there are "mysterious" voices in the audio. They're in the background and very subtle. Do you notice these?
1:11 "smoke in the air"
1:14 "what is happening?" or "what is up there?"
All in cockpit sounds are special effects. And they are great...giving this scene 200% more intenstity.
Can we all agree that we should just have Charles Parnell being ‘that guy’ in every movie? He nails it!
This scene is truly a focal point of Mavericks greatness, but it is the power in the soundtrack delivered in cinema, the building weight of the mission on the shoulders of the crew and rising tension of the storyline that makes this scene so incredible. Watching it back here only paints part of the picture. What a film.
The thing that elevates it into legendary greatness is these actors actually were in the aircrafts, enduring massive G's to get these shots. And it looks absolutely fantastic. It would be very interesting to see the rise in applicants to become fighter pilots after this movie.
The score when they're on the ship preparing for the mission was perfect.
Been done before with 633 Squadron, and The Dam Busters. Rule Britannia.
@@vvrathhps I'm considering joining the AF to become a pilot and this movie admittedly is one of the reasons that might be why.
Love how Warlock is Lowkey rooting for him.
LOVE the way he tilts the jet from side to side!
Those two or 3 minutes are some of my favourite in movie history. Watched the movie several times, and the time I saw it in 4DX was just breathtaking.
There are so many Maverick clips on RUclips now, I'm pretty sure we can rewatch the entire movie now in segments.
Already done.
A true leader shows how its done.
In actual military training, that would have been done day 1 of training to demonstrate what right looks like, rather than at the 11th hour, while it is undeniably more dramatic this way, it certainly stands out as obviously not accurate to anyone who has spent any time in the US Armed Forces
@@johnhildenbrand2642 you must be real fun at parties
@@dallasparty316 I have a business to run, I don't go to parties, maybe one day when you grow up you'll start to act your age rather than your shoe size
@@johnhildenbrand2642 If you've got a business to run how come you have time to comment on youtube trying to ruin a movie scene?
@@lucasraine5696 because I am waiting on someone else to show up for a meeting
Hondo's stop watch had Tom's run at 1:59 instead of 2:15 which made all the other pilots gasp.
The chills I got in the theater watching this. Good writing, amazing acting, real practical effects and not overly CGI'd like every other movie, no twitter hashtag agenda. Its not hard to see why it blew apart the box office.
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
you mean 30 years from now. just like the first one.
@@brakmaster This exceeds the first one in terms of writing IMO.
Best movie in at least the last 50yrs. Possibly even a century!!
I can't think of a single movie that had me this pumped coming out of the theater. Honestly none that were even close. They nailed it 100%.
Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Hackman have entered the chat.
Ah, a throwback to when movies were actually made on a set so to speak and not 95% on a computer. Love me some practical effects and Tom Cruise is the king of said business.
these wweere not practical effects. they really shot everything in real jets with real pilots
@@iggswanna1248 I think that’s what he meant. Big props to the filmmakers
@@iggswanna1248 practical effects means doing it with real stuff.. the actors were legit in planes but actual navy pilots flew the planes. That's why it seems so realistic.
I don't even count the number of times I watched this scene, my favorite one! "Maverick to range control"
Same here
Cyclone's "This f'ing guy." facial expressions, in every scene with Maverick, kill me.
Quite possibly the best and most intense 3 minutes of film footage ever produced.
agreed man... just like the movies
One of the things that really helps is that its not done in a simulator, its not CGI, Tom Cruise and everybody else were actually flying in real jets pulling real Gs. They werent flying the jets themselves, of course, but they were in the cockpits. You cant fake that level of realism, and its something I always appreciated about Tom Cruises movies.
“Damn”. And that’s when Hangman knew…he has no chance of being team lead
Theres still time for him, dont worry
Hangman was the parallel of Maverick. Cocky, reckless, superb aviator, needs more experience. There's no parallel for Iceman, though.
@@zikunzeng5871 Phoenix was Iceman. She was the best of the bunch (notice how everyone knows her in the bar scene, she has a rep already), she was the most level headed, she was the one that kept up with Maverick during the mission without hesitation. The difference lies in that TG constantly told you Iceman was the best without showing us how until AFTER they graduated from the program, TG2 showed us Phoenix was the best from the get go without having to tell us.
@@samuelperezgarcia Well in feminist obsessed Hollywoke a woman has to be shown she's as good as a man, but out in the real world woman are lets say different.
@@Puzzoozoo lol i hate the feminist push as much as anyone, but Phoenix was not that at all man. She has clearly established pros and cons, and develops as the story progresses.
Sure she has a rep, they all do, since they are all previous Top Gun graduates, contrary to the cast of the first Top Gun. She is the most level headed and as a result is the most well rounded pilot, but she is never the best in any category, which is her negative.
Hangman is a better flyer, Rooster is more altruistic, Bob is more knowledgeable, etc... This means her character actually has room to develop as the story progresses similar to say Helen Ripley in Aliens.
A real example of a Mary Sue hollywood feminist icon is Rey in star wars, who, without training is better at fighting than Kylo, wiser than Luke, better at ship repair than Han (on his own ship no less), and is seemingly able to pull from her rear the needed skills, morals or knowledge to overcome the obstacle ahead. She never comes face to face with an obstacle that forces her to self reflect and grow as a character, because she is flawless and can overcome any obstacle.
Phoenix, on the other hand loses before Hangman to Maverick in the first training exercise and ends up hospitalized with Bob after her plane crashes after hitting birds. She is skilled but without Maverick's training, will not succeed at having herself or the team survive the mission
"Talk to me Goose..."
"Use the Force Maverick..."
I love how the number 10 comes full circle from Mach 10 at the beginning to 10Gs in this scene.
The way they built tension in this movie was so freaken good. It’s all the real flying that makes it so impactful. If that was all just cgi, it wouldn’t mean anything.
I agree, everything had a certain "weight" to it.
Even if the CGI is top notch you will always miss something compared to a movie like this
Best part about this scene is right after it ends.
He flew that thing so hard he bent the airframe and grounded the plane just to prove he could do it. That's fucking badass.
To quote Stinger from the first movie, "You don't own that plane, the taxpayers do! Son, your ego is writing checks your body can't cash."
F18 should be able to take 10gs without too much issue
@@captainboose8788 not for long durations. They’re limited to 7.5G with an override to 9G, but for very short instances. Here him going 9+ for a brief period is very possible to compromise the airframe, especially if it’s an older frame
He didn't do it to show he could do he, he did it to show it could be done
@@SparkHQ That's how I meant it to be interpreted. I should have continued the sentence: prove he could do it 'in that time.'
This has got to be the best film I've seen at a cinema since the 1980s/1990s.
Superbly made......I was on the edge of my seat for most of it 👍👌
Maverick is LITERALLY the best of the best. He is a true one of a kind pilot
This is Maverick's "Yoda moment"! Love it!
This scene is made so much better knowing the fight between Rooster and Maverick moments before. Maverick knowing Rooster isn't ready, and Rooster having no faith in Maverick. Seeing Rooster slowly lean inward as the scene goes on, followed by a stunned reaction upon seeing he managed to hit the target by himself facing 10G's... that realization that Maverick isn't being hard on him because he wants to hold him back, but because as Hangman previously said "a man flies like Maverick here, or a man doesn't come back". He finally realizes that Maverick is on a whole different level of skill, and was always looking out for him because he would not survive otherwise.
It adds so much more weight later when Maverick picks him as team leader. Where before, Maverick doubted him and Rooster thought he knew better, he know doubts himself but Maverick knows better.
The moment Rooster realized his Dad's death is an accident and there is no way Maverick would have killed Goose being the best pilot in the world...
Getting into the car after this movie I felt like I was in a fighter plane.
At that moment, Maverick's assistant was like,"Damn, looks like he'll be the one to lead the attack now!" hence the lack of emotion coming from him.
Something I really like about this scene is how while everyone else is looking at Maverick doing the impossible mission, the way it was shown makes it look like Rooster and Hangman are paying more attention to the amount of G's he was pulling while doing it
wooaah.... arrrgh.... aaaagh ..... wooo.... aaaaagg
All the little details matter so much here. The way he breathes to deal with intense g-force...the way his face stretches just slightly....the dimming of his vision...the looks on the people watching him, each individual character with their own subtle reactions unique to their relationship with maverik.....and so much more. THIS is what makes a movie great, not steroids and CGI.
Not much cgi on this one, they flew it
His face stretched because he was in a real plane, no need to fake it if its real.
@@MrSnrSquishy even better!
It's amazing when you get an immersive movie like this versus a CGI green screen type movie. Seeing the actors do the actual stuff, and yeah I know it was a trainer airplane so there was an actual pilot doing the flying with the actors in back but still, seeing them do this rather than some computer-generated stuff is so much better..
@@themandownthehall There are things that doable w/o CGI and there are some which is none. Also have to take into consideration the budget. CGI is not naturally bad. Also good CGI hard to distinguish from reality (ofc not talking about stuff that is 100% "fake", as we all know, like space species, huge robots, monsters, extinct animals...) It could be done with no CGI.
The look on the admirals face was priceless.
The title of the video is apt. Maverick accomplishes the mission so it cannot be denied. The ending gives me chills every darned time I watch.
Well that was the most intense 2 minutes of someone turning left and right I believe I've ever seen. Intense!
Thats cuzz the danger was real. Unlike most this was a plane flying through that canyon
Difference being, he's turning left and right with about 5 to 6 G's of pressure compressing against his lungs. Without proper breathing techniques that coincide with each turn and maneuver he will have a very high chance of having a very bad day.
Lol im afraid it being real doesn't make it any less of a snoozefest. I'm guessing you've really gotta be into planes, or the first top gun, or time trials haha
@@lukesymons6034 If you're into aviation, or military or things that go fast, then this is your movie. If not, then not. They make no apologies about this not being a movie for everyone. But it is a great movie for the people that are into it.
@@lukesymons6034 or maybe life and death situations, personal responsibility, mentorship, honor and sacrifice.
It’s more than an action scene. Maverick is proving that the mission can be accomplished with lower risk to the pilots than an “easier” route. His failure here would likely mean the future deaths of many if not all of the pilots going on that mission, pilots he was tasked with training.
Maverick also places his remaining career on the line by using a plane without authorization. Without Iceman bailing him out that was likely going to be his last time in a navy plane, whether he succeeded or not.
Even Hangman was impressed.
You mean bagman???? Lol
Mobius 1: Hold my beer
Razgriz Squadron: We got next.
Holy smokes - first time at home, twice in the theatre before, and still incredible.
Went to theater watch it for 9 times, still can't enough of it
That's alot of popcorns.
@@H3adx fully focus on movie, no snacks 🤓
@@leoironwolf2828 Dude just buy the theatre at that point
@@puppergump4117 One day ,bro I hope so 🤜🤛
Wow Tom really did a mission impossible.
Okay, now want a M:I/TG crossover, Ethan Hunt meets Maverick.
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One of the only sequels that doesn't disappoint. Seen it 3 times in the theatre already.
Each times I watch the sequence, each times he succeeds !
What a pilot !
yeah man. totally agree... just like the movies
OK you conviced me, i'm gonna watch it again...
me too lol
Exactly...
I watched it 4 times when it first came out. (once in each type of theater) and I'm gunna go see it again tomorrow
the best scene of the year was the start of the batmobile. then Maverick flew in
Love the Top Gun Films, could watch a thousend times
Alongside Mission Impossible Fallout, this is the finest movie of the last 20 years
And a shout out to Hans Zimmer, whose influences can be felt on so many of these soundtracks.
Straight up. It was finally nice to be able to go the theater and see a movie with substance, meaning and meaningful plot. No one back stabbing, no one screwing the others half. No one cutting someone into a million pieces. Just a good wholesome movie that made you appreciate master's of a craft and protectors of our country. Best movie I've seen at a theater since Tombstone. Let's just pray these actors don't get screwed like those in Tombstone come award time. Cause I've got a strong feeling that none of these "True Professionals" would sIap a comedian over a silly joke. think it's time the public votes on these awards.
'the public' no longer watches such empty, hollow, frivolous & vapid awards - only the woke do
It was fun but substance ? The plot was ridiculous? And meaning?? Man go watch a film by an actual worrier. PTA. Wes Anderson. It was a thrill ride and worth every penny but it was popcorn
Best movie since tombstone??? Holy Christ get some culture
@@thezeek2745 He said imo chill out😅 Also i think his main point is there is a lot of dumb shit like "She hulk, captain marvel, tennet, midsommar, moonfall, The Predator etc..." and this is one of the few and far between that is good and doesn't have "The message".
@@thezeek2745 "Best movie (in a theater) since Tombstone" actually says a lot of good about the poster's movie intelligence. There's been a pretty good slide to the bottom since back then.
coleman ahd zero doubt, priceless, his face is saying "saw that? told you maverick is it"
I love it how Hangman goes from thinking that he's untouchable to fully focusing on what Maverick is doing right to the damn right at the end
Am I the only one who CAN NOT GET ENOUGH OF THIS MOVIE
You are not. I've seen it 36 times in the theater and 3 times at home, so far and will continue to watch it.
I laughed when the admiral didn't even bother with ordering him to land the plane and go back to base. He knew, Maverick would just disobey that order... 😆
The music is so important in this part! It's awesome!
"Com'on Mav, do some of that Pilot shit.."
The cinematography, sound and editing of this film is phenomenal. It is just too awesome.
It's impossible to not love this movie.
Mission: Impossible
Leftists, the communists from cungkuo, and Russia probably hate this movie.
First time I watched that it gave me CHILLS, Maverick is a BAD ASS!!
I love how there's celebration from the naïve top gun class, but a quiet reverence from the senior command, they're happy the mission is possible, but equally remorseful they have to send these young kids on a mission they know will likely cost their lives...