Bewm. The fact they actually managed to not screw up a sequel to a classic is unbelievable in today's climate of movie making. Tom Cruise really know his sh*t.
Not just not screw it up, but even surpass the original. It’s there with the likes of Terminator 2, Aliens, and The Empire Strikes Back as one of the greatest sequels of all time.
@simflier8298 she seemed like a real rebel who used mav to get back her father by description though. Not a mom who owns a bar with zero connections to the admiral mentioned. Just sayin
Which in reality would have been a court martial and prison time for "Mavrick" Civilians can go up in the 18F like angel # 7 or with the 18F's used to film the cockpit scenes in this movie but they are all approved by people higher up the chain of command than the pilots.
The actor who plays Hangman also plays a naval aviator in a fantastic movie called Devotion. It's about the first black navy pilot during the Korean War.
He also played John Glenn in Hidden Figures. And, the guy who plays Bob is Lewis Pullman. He's the son of Bill Pullman who played the fighter pilot president in Independence Day. When I saw the movie, I kept staring at him, because he looked so familiar...LOL!
Respectfully disagree. Top Gun was more realistic in the mission anyway, although they were flying way too close to their targets and when Iceman was hit by 30mm cannon fire his plane would have broken apart. It's still more realistic than Maverick.
I was 14 years old when the first Top Gun came out. 36 year wait till this sequel and well worth it. GREAT movie. If you remember in the bar in the first movie Goose's wife played by Meg Ryan was telling Charlie about Maverick getting busted with an admiral's daughter, Penny Benjamin. Now the story has come full circle. 😄
Before that, their C.O. (played by James Tolkan) mentioned this (and I believe Goose named her) during their first chewing-out on the aircraft carrier.
John Hamm is playing the CNAF the Vice Admiral that is in charge of anything and everything that flies for the navy. That office is located in North Island but the actual TOPGUN school is nowhere near North Island. It's actually located in Nevada at NAS Fallon. The real current CNAF earned his wings of gold the same year the first movie came out back in 1986.
33 rounds was an easter egg. It was 33 years between the 2 movies. Another one was in the bar on the Jukebox when Glenn Powell snuck in his own easter egg on film that no one caught till post production. He types in 86 on the keypad in reference to 1986 when the first movie came out.
Great review/reaction! Everyone's always like "Okay, Rooster ejected! He's okay!" to which I always thought "Yeah, Goose ejected too. How'd that go?" 😕 Penny Benjamin was mentioned in the first movie in the first chewing out on the aircraft carrier as the admiral's daughter that he was involved with. That was nice continuity. The amusing thing for me that almost no one seems to get is that Hangman is Maverick as he would have been in this era of single seat warplanes. The main thing that kept Maverick from being what Hangman was is that Mav always had Goose, who was his conscience in some ways, riding brakes on Mav's worst impulses and making them not so bad. Mav was responsible to and for Goose, and since Goose was his only family Mav usually held himself in check so he wouldn't let Goose down. Hangman didn't have a back seater to be responsible to and for, so he could go all out to prove he was the best he could be and better than everyone else, which justly earned him his callsign: because he'd always hang you out to dry to prove you weren't as good as he was. Luckily, and thankfully, Hangman learned the important lesson about teamwork through Mav, who uniquely understood Hangman's driven personality. Hangman's character development was a very well done part of the movie too. In an early script, Hangman was to be Ice's son. I'm glad they scrapped that. I love that in the F-18 scenes, professional military pilots were doing the actual flying, but the back seat cockpits were set up to look like the real thing. The tech advances for getting us inside the cockpit with the actor were amazing! And the actors had additional duties to their usual acting as they had to test and make sure the cameras were set and focused properly, that their makeup was good, and that the shots were as near perfect as possible. The director had the toughest time since all he could do was stand around and wait until the day's flying was done, then collect all the day's filming out of the onboard camera systems and take it to watch for the first time then and make notes for the next day's flying. The actors actually had to go through an intensive training program to prepare them for flying in the fighters. I imagine there was some vomit hosed out of the cockpit after some of those maneuvers. Even though the actors, from what I remember, were never taken above 4G, that's nothing to sneeze at. Especially over time. I know the Fury 325 roller coaster at Carowinds near where I grew up in Charlotte, NC is said to max out at around 4Gs, that's just for a short period of time. The WWII plane Cruise was working on at the beginning and flying at the end of the movie is his own personal plane that he is licensed to fly. He took members of the cast and crew up in it for fun in between work. That had to be a blast. Val Kilmer, of course, had been fighting throat cancer in real life, but it was important to have him in this movie and he wanted to be there. His voice in the scenes was a programmed synthesized voice, but it was perfectly his voice as it might be. It was so good to see them as such close friends, and to know that Ice had constantly been Mav's guardian angel, keeping him in the service no matter what Mav did to get himself dismissed. And it showed a lot of how well Ice really understood Mav, and explains a lot of Mav's behaviors in the early movie. Mav is basically suicidally depressed when the movie starts, but he's not the suicidal type, so he looks for situations where he can go out doing what he does best, but he fights to survive anyway because that is his nature. Ignoring how he feels (typical man, I know) he focuses on something else that he can control: flying. All Mav has is the service. He has no family. Even Goose's family he's not close to, though we only learn why as the movie advances. The Navy and the people he works with, best shown in Hondo, are the only family he has. So he pushes beyond Mach 10 because he's going to get fired from the project and he'll lose the team/family he's been working with and, knowing as he does that Ice has been fighting cancer, he is aware that his long-term guardian angel might not be able to keep him where he needs to be. His time is running out, and he's well aware of that, so if he stays in pure Maverick mode and pushes juuust a bit more, and a bit more again, then maybe he can go out doing what he loves before that is taken away from him too. So he does. But he survives. And his guardian angel is still able to shift him back to someplace he needs to be. And, whether this was Ice's grand plan knowing who all from Pete's history was there or not, Mav ends up where he needs to be to reestablish a will to live beyond the military. Reestablishment of his old family with Rooster. Rediscovery and, much more importantly, a new appreciation of an old flame. And suddenly Mav has every reason to not die in the cockpit. So, of course, he must go and do something that could very easily make him die in the cockpit. In a Hollyweird full of shallow and dull movies and shows with shallow, poorly done scripts and no actual thought behind them and shallow, unrealistic characters who only change in shallow ways if at all, a movie of this great depth made me so happy to see. I can watch it again and again and love it still. So very well done. For all the concerns I've had for Tom Cruise's weirdnesses in the past, he is absolutely a glorious hero for making this movie happen.
Great reaction Tara! While I liked the original, this was definitely an improvement in my opinion. I really enjoyed this movie a lot more than I ever expected to.
I remember reading that during WWII more of those "deck guys" died than aircrew members did (flying the combat missions). I have not been able to verify it though. In any case, handling planes/fuel/ordnance is a very hard and dangerous job.
Good Morning, Tara! 😎 Or if we're using Our Callsigns today, Your's would be "Padawan!" 💖 In another of My Favorite Film Franchises, they like to occasionally say "Ride Or Die." 😉 Since THIS MOVIE, I'm surprised that more people haven't started saying "Fly Or Die!" 👍 Btw, I'm petitioning for Your SIster's Callsign to be changed...Jen should be known as "Jinx!" Why..? Because every time that Girl predicts that something Bad is about to happen...it always does! (LOL)
Your remark about working on an aircraft carrier reminded me of when I saw "Top Gun." I thought the gestures and directing pilots around were neat. It is still rather dangerous for them on the deck. Many of the ones working inside the ship very rarely even see the deck.
Its actually hands off during the catapult launch. once the salute is given to the crew working the deck there are hand grips the officer(s) must be holding before the shooter signals the aircraft is good to launch.
@4:40 Mach is a speed. Mach 1 is the speed of sound. Mach 10 is 10x the speed of sound, or about 7,670 MPH. At that speed, it’ll take you 19 minutes to go from Los Angeles to New York City.
Mach 1 is the speed of sound. So mach 10 is about 10x the speed of sound. It's about 7,600 mph. In real life, the fastest jet can go mach 3. Though some space craft can go faster.
Another great reaction, Tara. This is such a great film with a good story that carries on the history from the first film well. Val Kilmer was very ill for real when he made this so, it wasn't acting on his part, I'm so glad that he was able to do the film despite his throat Cancer.
@@arraymac227 Yes, me as well, I feel for Val, it's difficult when you rely on you voice etc for your livelihood. This is one of the things that you probably never think of or consider until it happens. I'm an actor myself, and a Cancer survivor too, it's something that gives you pause.
The original opener said "men." This opener said "men and women." Mach 1 is the speed of sound. Mach 2 is twice that, etc. When he ejected at Mach 10.3, he was going many thousands of miles an hour, so in real life, he'd have promptly gone from human being to big smear of greasy red jelly. They used special effects AI to create Ice's voice for his scene. Penny was the admiral's daughter Goose's wife told Charlie about in their diner scene together in Top Gun.
Very true in in bars on base and in some locations around the base. The one that cost me was dropping my squadron challenge coin onto the bar and just about everyone else had their own to answer it. Since then I now wear the coin as a necklace rather than keeping it in my wallet.
Did you get the Easter egg? When Maverick first meets Penny(Jennifer Connely) in the bar!! Music by David Bowie plays in the background, with whom she filmed Labyrinth when she was 16.And Hangman taps 86 into the jukebox, the year of the first Top Gun movie
Admiral Cain was given the same callsign I used while I was flying the 18- E/F now if only I had left the navy wearing 2 stars on my collar instead of the silver oakleaves of a O5 (Commander)
Mach 1 is the local speed of sound, the point at which you get a sonic boom if a plane flies by because it's compressing the air in front of it into a wave. Airliners fly around Mach 0.9, fighter jets can usually do Mach 2 at altitude (as did Concorde), and the record holder for air-breathing engines is the Blackbird at about Mach 3.2. To go faster has required what are essentially piloted rockets such as the X-15, and vastly new and advanced technology will be needed to create something like the Darkstar because of the way things change at those sorts of speeds - you'd need the length of the continental US to make a U-turn, for instance... Edit: the white vapour you see around the jets at 25:35 is the result of the shockwave formed by flying around the speed of sound - the air is compressed in front of the jet, so right behind it the air pressure drops massively, causing a lower temperature and the moisture to condense the same way a cloud forms!
Every officer I know thinks Mavrick did Rooster a favor making him go to OCS rather than the Academy. He should be thanking him for that not holding a grudge that no O6 would ever but up with from any O3. Even as a O5 had any of the LT's pulled what they pulled in this movie I would have had their six's dead to rights.
Very much enjoyed your reaction to this unbelievably terrific sequel! Sequels so often come off as little more than a money grab, so it was such a pleasant surprise to see one that actually raised the bar and far surpassed the original! If I may suggest a couple more videos for you to check out, you might consider "Memphis Belle" (based on a true story), and "Space Cowboys" (not a true story, but entertaining and a great cast featuring Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland and James Garner).
Mach 1 is the speed of sound, and Mach 10 is 10 times the speed of sound, known as ultrasonic. For more geeky stuff, read on… It’s named after Ernst Mach, an Austrian physicist. The speed of sound varies depending on altitude, air temp, humidity, etc. on October 14th, 1947, Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier, Mach 1, for the first time at a speed of around 662 MPH AT 40,000 feet in the Bell X-1. When the sound barrier Was broken on land in the Black Rock desert in the SSC Thrust in the 90s, the speed was 763 MPH. The fastest plane that can take off and land on its own power is the legendary Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird (my nomination for the best looking thing to take to the skies.) it’s true ceiling and speed are still classified, but we know it goes at least Mach 3.5+ at Angels 80 (80,000 feet). The fastest manned in atmosphere plane to have NOT started in space is the North American / NASA X-15. It was rocket powered and dropped from a B-52 (like the Bell X-1). It reached a staggering speed and altitude of Mach 6.7 at over 102,000 feet, the edge of space. So it set the record for altitude as well, and still holds it. This ushered in the era of Hypersonic, going faster than Mach 5. So the X-15 and Blackbird still hold the records for well over 50 years, and it’s unlikely to be broken any time soon. Focus these days is on stealth and space, anything else is a waste of taxpayer money. End soliloquy. 😂
Hi Eric, A bit late to this one, but it's a great reaction by Tara. I couldn't watch, 'Quigley Down Under' as it isn't free here in the U.K. it's £7.99 which is about 10 Dollars, which I can't afford to spend to watch a film at the moment, I'll be able to in about a week as I'm waiting for payment for an acting role.
@@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis. Adam, I've sent you two messages regarding the movie we spoke about. Both have been taken down or deleted. I truly do not understand why, but I'm starting to think that we have to discuss the matter in real time. It's regarding the suggestion that you try another channel other than RUclips.
@@e.d.2096 I'll have a search for it tonight, Eric, once I'm home, maybe I can find it elsewhere. I've found that RUclips delete comments which link or give reference to outside websites so, if you did that this will be why your comments were deleted. This happened to me when I tried to give you my email address some time back in a comment, it seems as long as you don't mention other websites, or other streaming services your comment stays.
Thank you Tara for reacting Top Gun: Maverick starring by Tom Cruise just excellent great film. I suggest and I hope you will reacts this movies: Saturday Night Fever (1977) Out of Africa (1985) Chariots of Fire (1981) White Nights (1985) The Crying Game (1992) Summer of '42 (1971) American Gigolo (1980) The China Syndrome (1979) Philadelphia (1993) Don Juan DeMarco (1995) My Stepmother Is an Alien (1988) Somewhere in Time (1980) and The Party (1968) all highly recommended for you😊😊👍👍
Almost the same opening. Today women sit in both the front seat of the aircraft like the F-18 E and F and F-35 seen in the opening as well as working as NFO's which operate from the rear seat in aircraft like the 18F. This was included in the opening where they added women into the opening line.
2:25 it's not the original opening. The original never had the "men and Women " its small but it's there. Mach is the speed of sound. So you see it. Then 10 seconds later you hear it. Mach 1, mach 1. Is 761 miles per hour. He reached Mach ten. 7672.691 miles an hour.
Yes Tara, pilots have taken a hit in the amount of sorties. But they're still needed on some missions. Just not this one. As a missile fire control technician, I assure you this mission would have been accomplished using the Tomahawks or a Drone with Pathway II Lazer guided bombs.
Awesome reaction as always, Tara,. You're a Real One. 👍✌❤ While I'll likely always love the original more (I was thirteen when it came out, and that kind of nostalgia is hard to beat), this is objectively a superior movie (especially since they kept the Top Gun Anthem🤘).
Lol most people love the preview at the start, and I find that it helps keep people engaged in the video. Not every react moment is in it, and the order is mixed so the surprise is finding out which parts of the film I was reacting to in those moments.
Bewm.
The fact they actually managed to not screw up a sequel to a classic is unbelievable in today's climate of movie making.
Tom Cruise really know his sh*t.
Not just not screw it up, but even surpass the original. It’s there with the likes of Terminator 2, Aliens, and The Empire Strikes Back as one of the greatest sequels of all time.
Penny was the admiral's daughter mentioned in the original movie when Maverick and Goose were being scolded by their boss for going back for Cougar.
Crash n burn.
Carol, Goose's wife, mentioned her too in the bar scene as Goose played the piano
@simflier8298 she seemed like a real rebel who used mav to get back her father by description though. Not a mom who owns a bar with zero connections to the admiral mentioned. Just sayin
Mach 1 is basically the speed of sound at 730 mph. Mach 10 is just under 7700 mph. Mach 10.4 is almost 8000 mph when he ejected
Penny is the admiral's daughter they mentioned in the first movie. Maverick got in trouble for taking her up on a joy ride...
Which in reality would have been a court martial and prison time for "Mavrick" Civilians can go up in the 18F like angel # 7 or with the 18F's used to film the cockpit scenes in this movie but they are all approved by people higher up the chain of command than the pilots.
IMO, Phoenix' 'Nice.' is the best low-key line of the film. ++ for noticing.
The actor who plays Hangman also plays a naval aviator in a fantastic movie called Devotion. It's about the first black navy pilot during the Korean War.
He also played John Glenn in Hidden Figures. And, the guy who plays Bob is Lewis Pullman. He's the son of Bill Pullman who played the fighter pilot president in Independence Day. When I saw the movie, I kept staring at him, because he looked so familiar...LOL!
Better than the original for sure.
Respectfully disagree. Top Gun was more realistic in the mission anyway, although they were flying way too close to their targets and when Iceman was hit by 30mm cannon fire his plane would have broken apart. It's still more realistic than Maverick.
3:33 "...Wow" 🤣 and then a delighted Owen face pops up as if summoned🤣🤣
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I was 14 years old when the first Top Gun came out. 36 year wait till this sequel and well worth it. GREAT movie. If you remember in the bar in the first movie Goose's wife played by Meg Ryan was telling Charlie about Maverick getting busted with an admiral's daughter, Penny Benjamin. Now the story has come full circle. 😄
Before that, their C.O. (played by James Tolkan) mentioned this (and I believe Goose named her) during their first chewing-out on the aircraft carrier.
@@SilentBob731 He did!
John Hamm is playing the CNAF the Vice Admiral that is in charge of anything and everything that flies for the navy. That office is located in North Island but the actual TOPGUN school is nowhere near North Island. It's actually located in Nevada at NAS Fallon. The real current CNAF earned his wings of gold the same year the first movie came out back in 1986.
33 rounds was an easter egg. It was 33 years between the 2 movies. Another one was in the bar on the Jukebox when Glenn Powell snuck in his own easter egg on film that no one caught till post production. He types in 86 on the keypad in reference to 1986 when the first movie came out.
As someone who grew up watching the original several times a year, this movie hits right in the feels 🥺
“ it’s what my dad would’ve done.” 😭😭😭😭😭 Every time.
Great review/reaction!
Everyone's always like "Okay, Rooster ejected! He's okay!" to which I always thought "Yeah, Goose ejected too. How'd that go?" 😕
Penny Benjamin was mentioned in the first movie in the first chewing out on the aircraft carrier as the admiral's daughter that he was involved with. That was nice continuity.
The amusing thing for me that almost no one seems to get is that Hangman is Maverick as he would have been in this era of single seat warplanes. The main thing that kept Maverick from being what Hangman was is that Mav always had Goose, who was his conscience in some ways, riding brakes on Mav's worst impulses and making them not so bad. Mav was responsible to and for Goose, and since Goose was his only family Mav usually held himself in check so he wouldn't let Goose down. Hangman didn't have a back seater to be responsible to and for, so he could go all out to prove he was the best he could be and better than everyone else, which justly earned him his callsign: because he'd always hang you out to dry to prove you weren't as good as he was. Luckily, and thankfully, Hangman learned the important lesson about teamwork through Mav, who uniquely understood Hangman's driven personality. Hangman's character development was a very well done part of the movie too.
In an early script, Hangman was to be Ice's son. I'm glad they scrapped that.
I love that in the F-18 scenes, professional military pilots were doing the actual flying, but the back seat cockpits were set up to look like the real thing. The tech advances for getting us inside the cockpit with the actor were amazing! And the actors had additional duties to their usual acting as they had to test and make sure the cameras were set and focused properly, that their makeup was good, and that the shots were as near perfect as possible. The director had the toughest time since all he could do was stand around and wait until the day's flying was done, then collect all the day's filming out of the onboard camera systems and take it to watch for the first time then and make notes for the next day's flying.
The actors actually had to go through an intensive training program to prepare them for flying in the fighters. I imagine there was some vomit hosed out of the cockpit after some of those maneuvers. Even though the actors, from what I remember, were never taken above 4G, that's nothing to sneeze at. Especially over time. I know the Fury 325 roller coaster at Carowinds near where I grew up in Charlotte, NC is said to max out at around 4Gs, that's just for a short period of time.
The WWII plane Cruise was working on at the beginning and flying at the end of the movie is his own personal plane that he is licensed to fly. He took members of the cast and crew up in it for fun in between work. That had to be a blast.
Val Kilmer, of course, had been fighting throat cancer in real life, but it was important to have him in this movie and he wanted to be there. His voice in the scenes was a programmed synthesized voice, but it was perfectly his voice as it might be. It was so good to see them as such close friends, and to know that Ice had constantly been Mav's guardian angel, keeping him in the service no matter what Mav did to get himself dismissed. And it showed a lot of how well Ice really understood Mav, and explains a lot of Mav's behaviors in the early movie.
Mav is basically suicidally depressed when the movie starts, but he's not the suicidal type, so he looks for situations where he can go out doing what he does best, but he fights to survive anyway because that is his nature. Ignoring how he feels (typical man, I know) he focuses on something else that he can control: flying. All Mav has is the service. He has no family. Even Goose's family he's not close to, though we only learn why as the movie advances. The Navy and the people he works with, best shown in Hondo, are the only family he has. So he pushes beyond Mach 10 because he's going to get fired from the project and he'll lose the team/family he's been working with and, knowing as he does that Ice has been fighting cancer, he is aware that his long-term guardian angel might not be able to keep him where he needs to be. His time is running out, and he's well aware of that, so if he stays in pure Maverick mode and pushes juuust a bit more, and a bit more again, then maybe he can go out doing what he loves before that is taken away from him too. So he does. But he survives. And his guardian angel is still able to shift him back to someplace he needs to be. And, whether this was Ice's grand plan knowing who all from Pete's history was there or not, Mav ends up where he needs to be to reestablish a will to live beyond the military. Reestablishment of his old family with Rooster. Rediscovery and, much more importantly, a new appreciation of an old flame. And suddenly Mav has every reason to not die in the cockpit. So, of course, he must go and do something that could very easily make him die in the cockpit.
In a Hollyweird full of shallow and dull movies and shows with shallow, poorly done scripts and no actual thought behind them and shallow, unrealistic characters who only change in shallow ways if at all, a movie of this great depth made me so happy to see. I can watch it again and again and love it still. So very well done. For all the concerns I've had for Tom Cruise's weirdnesses in the past, he is absolutely a glorious hero for making this movie happen.
Great reaction Tara!
While I liked the original, this was definitely an improvement in my opinion. I really enjoyed this movie a lot more than I ever expected to.
Val Kilmer had cancer in real life so they wrote it into the script for Iceman.
Thankfully he is cancer free now 😊
This movie is so good! Tom Cruise brought a true blockbuster film to 2022.
I remember reading that during WWII more of those "deck guys" died than aircrew members did (flying the combat missions). I have not been able to verify it though. In any case, handling planes/fuel/ordnance is a very hard and dangerous job.
The 33 rounds left in Final fight was an omage to the 33 years since first movie at time of filming
Nice homage! 👍🏼
Good Morning, Tara! 😎 Or if we're using Our Callsigns today, Your's would be "Padawan!" 💖
In another of My Favorite Film Franchises, they like to occasionally say "Ride Or Die." 😉 Since THIS MOVIE, I'm surprised that more people haven't started saying "Fly Or Die!" 👍
Btw, I'm petitioning for Your SIster's Callsign to be changed...Jen should be known as "Jinx!" Why..? Because every time that Girl predicts that something Bad is about to happen...it always does! (LOL)
Your remark about working on an aircraft carrier reminded me of when I saw "Top Gun." I thought the gestures and directing pilots around were neat. It is still rather dangerous for them on the deck.
Many of the ones working inside the ship very rarely even see the deck.
My niece is in the Navy and worked on carrier on flight deck. She loved her time there and family is very proud of her service to our country. ❤
Its actually hands off during the catapult launch. once the salute is given to the crew working the deck there are hand grips the officer(s) must be holding before the shooter signals the aircraft is good to launch.
Such a good sequel. Wish I saw it in theatres.
@4:40 Mach is a speed. Mach 1 is the speed of sound. Mach 10 is 10x the speed of sound, or about 7,670 MPH. At that speed, it’ll take you 19 minutes to go from Los Angeles to New York City.
A "Mach" is the speed required to break the sound barrier. that times 10 for Mach 10 means he was going 7672.69 Miles per hour.
Mach 1 is the speed of sound. So mach 10 is about 10x the speed of sound. It's about 7,600 mph.
In real life, the fastest jet can go mach 3. Though some space craft can go faster.
Another great reaction, Tara. This is such a great film with a good story that carries on the history from the first film well. Val Kilmer was very ill for real when he made this so, it wasn't acting on his part, I'm so glad that he was able to do the film despite his throat Cancer.
Ice Man's voice was an effect, I heard.
@@arraymac227 Val Kilmer had a tracheotomy so, his speech was effected.
@@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis. Known. Liked how AI was used to give him the two '...needs Maverick' lines.
@@arraymac227 Yes, me as well, I feel for Val, it's difficult when you rely on you voice etc for your livelihood. This is one of the things that you probably never think of or consider until it happens. I'm an actor myself, and a Cancer survivor too, it's something that gives you pause.
33 rounds of ammo left was a nod to the original Top Gun - came out 33 years earlier (movie delayed because of covid obviously)
The original opener said "men." This opener said "men and women."
Mach 1 is the speed of sound. Mach 2 is twice that, etc. When he ejected at Mach 10.3, he was going many thousands of miles an hour, so in real life, he'd have promptly gone from human being to big smear of greasy red jelly.
They used special effects AI to create Ice's voice for his scene.
Penny was the admiral's daughter Goose's wife told Charlie about in their diner scene together in Top Gun.
Very true in in bars on base and in some locations around the base. The one that cost me was dropping my squadron challenge coin onto the bar and just about everyone else had their own to answer it. Since then I now wear the coin as a necklace rather than keeping it in my wallet.
Did you get the Easter egg? When Maverick first meets Penny(Jennifer Connely) in the bar!! Music by David Bowie plays in the background, with whom she filmed Labyrinth when she was 16.And Hangman taps 86 into the jukebox, the year of the first Top Gun movie
Mach 1: the speed of sound in air: ~700 mph. Mach 10: 10 times that.
This movie was amazing in the theater :)
Admiral Cain was given the same callsign I used while I was flying the 18- E/F now if only I had left the navy wearing 2 stars on my collar instead of the silver oakleaves of a O5 (Commander)
Mach 1 is the local speed of sound, the point at which you get a sonic boom if a plane flies by because it's compressing the air in front of it into a wave. Airliners fly around Mach 0.9, fighter jets can usually do Mach 2 at altitude (as did Concorde), and the record holder for air-breathing engines is the Blackbird at about Mach 3.2. To go faster has required what are essentially piloted rockets such as the X-15, and vastly new and advanced technology will be needed to create something like the Darkstar because of the way things change at those sorts of speeds - you'd need the length of the continental US to make a U-turn, for instance...
Edit: the white vapour you see around the jets at 25:35 is the result of the shockwave formed by flying around the speed of sound - the air is compressed in front of the jet, so right behind it the air pressure drops massively, causing a lower temperature and the moisture to condense the same way a cloud forms!
14:12 Thank You! I've watched a bunch of reactions to this one and have noticed no one mention this. You Rock🤘
It is a speed. Mach 1 is the speed of sound. Mach 10 is 10 times the speed of sound. The actor who played Bob is Bill Pullman's son.
Every officer I know thinks Mavrick did Rooster a favor making him go to OCS rather than the Academy. He should be thanking him for that not holding a grudge that no O6 would ever but up with from any O3. Even as a O5 had any of the LT's pulled what they pulled in this movie I would have had their six's dead to rights.
Very much enjoyed your reaction to this unbelievably terrific sequel! Sequels so often come off as little more than a money grab, so it was such a pleasant surprise to see one that actually raised the bar and far surpassed the original! If I may suggest a couple more videos for you to check out, you might consider "Memphis Belle" (based on a true story), and "Space Cowboys" (not a true story, but entertaining and a great cast featuring Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland and James Garner).
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Great reaction. I hope you plan on making it back soon. Really enjoy your videos.
Mach 1 is the speed of sound, and Mach 10 is 10 times the speed of sound, known as ultrasonic. For more geeky stuff, read on…
It’s named after Ernst Mach, an Austrian physicist. The speed of sound varies depending on altitude, air temp, humidity, etc. on October 14th, 1947, Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier, Mach 1, for the first time at a speed of around 662 MPH AT 40,000 feet in the Bell X-1. When the sound barrier Was broken on land in the Black Rock desert in the SSC Thrust in the 90s, the speed was 763 MPH.
The fastest plane that can take off and land on its own power is the legendary Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird (my nomination for the best looking thing to take to the skies.) it’s true ceiling and speed are still classified, but we know it goes at least Mach 3.5+ at Angels 80 (80,000 feet).
The fastest manned in atmosphere plane to have NOT started in space is the North American / NASA X-15. It was rocket powered and dropped from a B-52 (like the Bell X-1). It reached a staggering speed and altitude of Mach 6.7 at over 102,000 feet, the edge of space. So it set the record for altitude as well, and still holds it. This ushered in the era of Hypersonic, going faster than Mach 5.
So the X-15 and Blackbird still hold the records for well over 50 years, and it’s unlikely to be broken any time soon. Focus these days is on stealth and space, anything else is a waste of taxpayer money.
End soliloquy. 😂
Tara, my call sign for you is....' The Voice '
Nice...My top Suggestion was "Shadow Star." Maybe I still need to work on it... (LOL) Thanks for coming today, btw.
Hi Eric, A bit late to this one, but it's a great reaction by Tara.
I couldn't watch, 'Quigley Down Under' as it isn't free here in the U.K. it's £7.99 which is about 10 Dollars, which I can't afford to spend to watch a film at the moment, I'll be able to in about a week as I'm waiting for payment for an acting role.
@@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis. Adam, I've sent you two messages regarding the movie we spoke about. Both have been taken down or deleted. I truly do not understand why, but I'm starting to think that we have to discuss the matter in real time. It's regarding the suggestion that you try another channel other than RUclips.
@@e.d.2096 I'll have a search for it tonight, Eric, once I'm home, maybe I can find it elsewhere.
I've found that RUclips delete comments which link or give reference to outside websites so, if you did that this will be why your comments were deleted. This happened to me when I tried to give you my email address some time back in a comment, it seems as long as you don't mention other websites, or other streaming services your comment stays.
@@e.d.2096 Okay, I shall do that, Eric, thank you.
Thank you Tara for reacting Top Gun: Maverick starring by Tom Cruise just excellent great film. I suggest and I hope you will reacts this movies: Saturday Night Fever (1977) Out of Africa (1985) Chariots of Fire (1981) White Nights (1985) The Crying Game (1992) Summer of '42 (1971) American Gigolo (1980) The China Syndrome (1979) Philadelphia (1993) Don Juan DeMarco (1995) My Stepmother Is an Alien (1988) Somewhere in Time (1980) and The Party (1968) all highly recommended for you😊😊👍👍
Almost the same opening. Today women sit in both the front seat of the aircraft like the F-18 E and F and F-35 seen in the opening as well as working as NFO's which operate from the rear seat in aircraft like the 18F. This was included in the opening where they added women into the opening line.
2:25 it's not the original opening. The original never had the "men and Women " its small but it's there. Mach is the speed of sound. So you see it. Then 10 seconds later you hear it. Mach 1, mach 1. Is 761 miles per hour. He reached Mach ten. 7672.691 miles an hour.
This movie is awesome
First dogfight music: straight from _CSI: Miami_ another Bruckheimer production.
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Mach 10 is 10× the speed of sound. Mach 10 is 7672.691 mph
Mach 10 is over 7000 mph ... half the speed required to leave Earth.
Yes Tara, pilots have taken a hit in the amount of sorties. But they're still needed on some missions. Just not this one. As a missile fire control technician, I assure you this mission would have been accomplished using the Tomahawks or a Drone with Pathway II Lazer guided bombs.
Mach 10 is equivalent to going 7,410.9699 Miles per Hour.
Great.
Awesome reaction as always, Tara,. You're a Real One. 👍✌❤
While I'll likely always love the original more (I was thirteen when it came out, and that kind of nostalgia is hard to beat), this is objectively a superior movie (especially since they kept the Top Gun Anthem🤘).
Mach 1 is the speed of sound. Mach 10 would be 10x the speed of sound.
a straight trench on the Death Star? Not even in the same galaxy...literally.
so what's yopure story? why didn't you see a lot of movies? did you have strict parents? were you just not into movies as a youth?
You just displayed most of your reactions at the start, so there are no surprises left.
Lol most people love the preview at the start, and I find that it helps keep people engaged in the video. Not every react moment is in it, and the order is mixed so the surprise is finding out which parts of the film I was reacting to in those moments.
@@TaraTunesIn ah, ok. 😉
This 'same opener' says 'men and women' instead of just 'men,'
And “ensure” instead of “insure”
dont get me wrong, TOP GUN mavrick is a good movie. but it is a total rip off of iron eagle 2.