TOP GUN MAVERICK (2022) ABSOLUTELY BLEW US AWAY! First Time Watching | EMOTIONAL REACTION!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- I cant really put into words what I just watched! This Movie is nothing short of a MASTERPIECE! An absolute PERFECT sequel. Tom Cruise and the rest of the cast and crew really left everything on the screen.
So happy we checked this movie out and it DIDN'T disappoint!
Hope you guys enjoy the video and as always, THANK YOU for being here! We really appreciate it!
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In the first movie, Penny Benjamin was the admirals daughter that Maverick was dating when he got busted. Remember, 6 high speed passes over control towers and 1 admiral’s daughter. Then Goose says, “Penny Benjamin”.
I remember and was gonna clear that up
But it looks like an off and on thing cause of the daughter
Great comment though 👍👍
Goose's wife, played by Meg Ryan, also mentions Penny to Maverick when they're at the bar and Goose is playing on the piano. She says "he told me about the time you went ballistic with Penny Benjamin." Both were amazing call backs to the original film.
@@gbacani007 you’re absolutely right! I forgot about that. Good catch!!
Being born 1980, I grew up with the first one, seen it a hundred times.
When I saw "Top Gun: Maverick" in theaters, it was 50/50 for me: 50% grinning ear to ear and 50% weeping like a little girl.
😂 I know the feeling! Emotions hit Hard in this film! Caught me totally off guard!! Insane!
Same.... I laughed. I cried. I may have peed a little.
You've got me beat I've only seen it 70 times.
The plane he was working on at the start of the movie was a P-51 Mustang. The plane, a WW2 fighter is Tom's personal aircraft.
My inside voice when he was like "Is that an F-15" went "not with that propeller" heh
Nice!
The P-51's were nicknamed "tank busters" in WW2. It's the same plan at the end of Saving Private Ryan.
Yep, he probably put it on the movie so he can get a tax write off for it. Lol
@@frankiek2269 I thought the same thing. Nice to have a toy that is also a tax write off
Women cry at love stories, Men cry at heroism.
Absolutely…I’m a bit of a p**sy when it comes to romance movies as well though I gotta be honest😂😂😂. But other than that….I’m hard as nails….😂!!!
When you guys enjoyed the first one, I thought to myself "I can't wait until they see the second movie." As far as Legacy sequels are concerned, it's simply one of the best.
100%! The first one was great but this one is special!! I need to rewatch it on my own and just enjoy it! It was outstanding!!
“He’s such a knob, isn’t he!” That cracked me up 😂
😂😂😂
LOL Loved that and he was at that point.
4:14 this is a prototype. Called sr-72 darkstar. In this scene they used f-18 super hornet and use cgi to change the look of this jet to look like the prototype.
Also, the previous model of this aircraft called sr-71 blackbird, exists in real life.
"sr-71 blackbird, exists in real life" ... AND is still the fastest plane to ever grace the skies ... AND its REAL top speed is STILL top secret (unknown) !!!
Actually, the Darkstar was designed and built by Lockheed. Though CGI was used for the flying sequences. But, Lockheed did build a physical model as if they were actually going to make it do mach 10. As such, it's design is similar ot the actual SR-72 prototype (which people are now calling Darkstar), to the point where China diverted a spy satellite to get images of it. The actual SR-72 is a drone, so will not qualify for the SR-71's records.
I made sure to see this one in IMAX, the sounds of the jets rattling the seats in the theater was so epic. I could watch this movie a million times and it never gets old. Brilliant reaction 💜
That would have been INSANE!! perfect movie for IMAX!!
Great reaction! Imax was amazing but 4DX with moving chairs, wind, mist, fog in the theater was indescribable!!
I dont like that they changed the gun sounds. The real gun sounds of these jets sound much cooler. And a lot of other things in real life sounds better that they changed in this movie. I have no clue why. I understand that they changed for example the hud symbols and make it simpler, easyer to understand. But i dont know why it was necceserly to do it with the sounds.
Her guy is very genuine, and compassionate when Tom put his flight wings on the admiral coffin I could tell it hit him in the feels
Emotional movie for sure! I know Val had real world struggles with illness too which hit hard.
Penny is Penny Benjamin from the first movie. They Goose mentioned her while him and Maverick were being yelled at by their Captain after helping Cougar land his plane
And Goose's wife mentioned her in the bar scene.
Yeah, that established her as "the one who got away". That makes Charlie more of a rebound relationship.
As I saw someone else say: "This movie has no business being this good"! It's so true, every scene is either perfect or as close to perfect as is possible. There are so many film trope traps it could have fallen into just to get an extra laugh or create additional drama, bot somehow this film knows that it does not need it, it's has enough on its own. There are particularly two things I keep thinking of:
1. When he jumps out the window after the night at Penny's, and Amelia sees him, it a less self aware movie would have gone for an easy joke. Instead she says "just don't break her heart again" and it hit's so much harder in the feels than any joke could have ever done.
2. Before he leaves for the mission he goes to talk to Penny. Any other movie would hav had him not telling her anything to not worry her, and then it would create extra drama because she would be angry that he "just left again". Instead he actually tells her what is happening and why he leaves and what he means (although we don't see/hear the exact words, the whole emotion of that scene makes it clear to me that it is what he does) which makes it so much more mature, and to be honest, real.
Also, I'm not sure if you actually mentioned it, I might have missed it, but the illness and reason for Iceman not speaking, is that Val Kilmer had throat cancer in real life and lost most if not all of his voice. So the portrayed illness of Iceman is the exact same as of the real life Val Kilmer.
I did mention about val on Patreon but I cut it from the TH-cam video. Such a great movie and I agree, they made all the right decisions here!
What an epic reaction, the best on youtube.
“There going to nick the bloody plane” most British thing I’ve ever heard haha 💀
And watching you bawl in front of the movie is hilarious, love that you liked it.
😂 thanks! appreciate you watching and finding my tears amusing lol 😂
The constant watery eyes during this reaction is so relatable. This movie really brings out all the emotions. Such a feat of filmmaking. Great video!
Thanks! Definitely a tear jerker this one! Such a great movie!!
"This mission seems....impossible".
Ethan Hunt pops up. "You rang?"
Maverick and everyone else: "You look strangely familiar".
42:14 I love how when Rooster says "Talk to me dad", he's talking about Goose, but Maverick is the one who responds to him. Maverick was Rooster's dad when he was growing up. Great reaction guys!
Appreciate you watching!
She said, "I can't believe they're nickin' a plane," LOL!! That was the best comment in the whole reaction, man. That was great.
TOPGUN graduates _might_ not like being called cadets.
Exactly all Top Gun graduates were experienced military pilots before they enter the program
Not only are they NOT cadets, they are Top Gun graduates and
experienced Jet warriors
lol!
The film is great because Tom Cruise respects the audience, unlike so many other productions where filmmakers seem to despise the audience while preaching to us.
100%!
The speed he was going at the first of the movie, Mach 10, would get him from New York to London in between 20 and 30 minutes. He was going about 7,700 mph.
TGM is the most macho movie where I bawled at least 2x upon first watching. This just basically cemented Tom Cruise place in the pantheon of all-time great moviemakers.
Such a great film! I love Tom cruise!
Val Kilmer didn’t speak in this movie, Val’s son did the voiceover
Oh wow really? Incredible sad. I knew he was dealing with throat cancer which is why this scene hit a little harder
I believe they said they also used an AI program to help tune Val's voice
Eyes watering up a bit on the final scene of "Top Gun: Maverick" are the real man tears, dude. 😎
😉👍🏻
This is the first time I've seen a couples reaction to this movie where the guy is crying. Thanks for showing everyone that it's okay for men to cry too!
I’m a former Army attack helicopter pilot with combat experience who now flies jets. Great reaction! Timing during a mission is crucial!
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching!
Very nice reaction. Not too much talking like other youtubers. You give a natural reaction, and not over forced for views. You also have a good balance of watching and commenting. You make it feel like we are there with you watching it. Good work 👏
Appreciate it! Thank you!😃
1. I just discovered this channel, and absolutely loved this reaction video. You two are so wholesome.
2. This movie was uplifting and made great use of nostalgia without overselling it. It was everything we could have ever hoped for in a sequel film.
Appreciate the kind words, thank you!❤️ I agree, just enough nostalgia without over doing it! Brilliant film!
I said my whole life that there could never be a Top Gun sequel unless you had Maverick and Goose in an F-14.
Turns out the figured out a way to get Maverick and Goose in an F-14.
11 out of 10
3 thumbs up.
Excellent
Thanks for watching! Totally agree, it was already an amazing movie but that end sequence was just icing on the cake!! Loved it!!
Great reaction guys but next time have a box of tissues with you😂😂😂😂
I know right! 😂 although apart from goose the first one wasn’t sad so wasn’t expecting this at all! Weird how a movie can make you cry, not for being upsetting…but just for being really f**king good! Lol
The greatest thing about this movie for me is, I saw it on a plane. After going to Buffalo from Orlando to eat some wings, visit family and watch a football game with said family, on the flight home from New York the TV reception wasn't working so I figured, why not? And I loved it. Mover (a former Air Force and Navy pilot on TH-cam) did an 8 part series on this movie and after talking about everything that was pure Hollywood (though pointing out that they never showed Rooster or Mav arming the ejection seats which could be intentional!) started after the 5th part pinning a comment that "Guys. We loved it. Chill out."
The F18 has a single seat and 2 seat version. They set up cameras in the two seat versions and navy pilots flew while the actors in the back seat acted as if they were actually flying. The plane that Tom Cruise flys at the end is P51 Mustang, a WW2 fighter. He is an accomplished pilot but to fly an F18 takes a lot of training and he would never had been allowed to learn to fly those.
Ahh I see! That’s pretty amazing still! Love that they really shot it in a plane and not green screen! Adds sooo much to the realism of the film!
@@Reactsandgames They actually used then-brand-new Sony Venice 8K IMAX digital cameras - as many as 6 in the cockpit at once, which is only possible because these cameras, originally made for James Cameron for Avatar II, allowed the camera sensor to be detached and the main camera body to be placed elsewhere. As such, the vast majority of the flying sequences are absolutely real footage from the actors really flying in the rear seat of an F18 (piloted by Naval aviators). I doubt you'll see footage that looks that good anytime soon.
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Not for a lack of trying. Tom Cruise did anything he could to allow him to fly and even agreed to whatever amount of training they wanted but the Navy flat out refuced.
Having never watched the original, ‘Top Gun Maverick’ is one of the greatest films I have ever seen hands down. MASTERPIECE!!!👌
I wanna say "when Rooster says talk to me dad" then Maverick says c'mon kid. His father is talking to him
Penny was the Admirals daughter in the first movie. She was just briefly mentioned.
The first movie was a Navy recruiter film, lots of Hollywood but this film had lots of actual Navy consultants, keeping it real. Tom also wanted it as real as possible, so little CGI was used. I remember when my squadron was deployed and they (Hollywood) sent the Top Gun movie out to the fleet to watch. I had been flying the F14B for a few years and while sitting there with the rest and Maverick has a Mig on his six, he says "I'll hit the brakes and he'll fly right by", had us all laughing and a A6 pilot leans up and asked if my Tomcat can really do that. I laughed as I told him no, at that speed, deploying the speed brake would rip it clean off. This had a lot of Navy, real Navy involved in making sure it was as close to real as possible. The next one is supposed to also have the Navy's support, we'll have to hope that Tom can stay young enough to be in the plane.
It's always enjoyable to see someone watch this movie for the first time.
Appreciate you watching!
Well, you two seem to be emotionally invested in this film. And yes, we all were. Try to imagine that feeling X 10 in the theater with the big screen and the surround sound system! Honestly, I don't know how they pulled this off. We knew it was going to be good. In fact, it was a roller coaster throughout. Just emotionally draining! So, good job! 👍 If you ever get the chance. Go see it in the theater. 😎
Great reaction for a Great movie
Another incredible reaction from y’all. You have quickly become one of my favorite channels on here. Keep up the amazing work. ❤
Really appreciate that! Thanks, means a lot! And thanks for watching!
36:37 I saw this in the Cinema. Let me tell you, the faces of the kids/teens was like when I saw Jurassic Park in 1994 in the Cinema. They were quite, dead still in the chairs, along for the ride,
I experienced that with Jurassic Park, now saw it it the next gen. Amazing
Great reaction! Thank you two for doing it. My wife and I saw this movie 2 times in one week. People were cheering in the audience. :) :)
Such a feel good film! Definitely had to punch the air once or twice! lol thank you for checking it out, appreciate it!😃
Loved your guys reaction! Such an incredible film that captures the emotion, drive, and skill needed to pull off a mission like that in real life! Tom Cruise is one of the best actors alive and I LOVE how much effort he puts into every single one of his movies!
Appreciate it, thanks for watching! I love Tom cruise! The guy is literally amazing!
This movie makes me cry several times every time I watch it
Penny was the Generals daughter, in Top Gun , that Maverick had a fling with, ..never introduced until the sequel, by the great actress Jennifer Conely. ..so underated.❤
Admiral’s daughter. Her dad was in the Navy 😊
@@technofilejr3401 And,.. I stand corrected Sir. ✌️🙏❤️
Great flick. . 😁
I saw this 3 times at the cinema ( the 3rd time as part of a double bill with the original Top Gun), it is an amazing cinematic experience. I'm so glad you enjoyed it, absolutely loved your reaction.
Thanks for watching!😃
I think the speed of sound is around 760 mph (1,223.1 kph). So, Maverick's going roughly 7,600 mph (12,231 kph). At that speed, he could go from New York to London in less than 30 minutes. Bottom Line: He's FLYING!!!
Wow! How the hell did he survive the ejection process!!!😂
@@Reactsandgames good question and at those speeds a normal ejection would simply liquify your entire body.
Must have ejected after the plane slowed down to safe (but obviously still dangerous) levels...
Aardvark method with a jettisoned capsule that slows ballistically and slowed and oriented with a drogue chute until regular parachutes are useable
Clarification F-111 Aardvark
The jet that was flying Mach 10 was the SR-72 codenamed Darkstar. It was the little brother to the famous SR-71 blackbird. Lockheed Martin said that it’s suppose to take first flight by next year.
Tom Cruise did not fly an F-18 in this movie, he was the back seat of a two seater (which is why you don't see much on his right or left) . The man in the front seat flying is a former Blue Angel pilot who wore a helmet that matched the one Tom Cruise was wearing. There's a great interview with him that's on youtube.
Same for the other actors as well. I saw an interview where they said they had to become makeup artists and camera crew while up in the air.
For most of these shots, Tom Cruise is indeed in the aircraft--but in the back seat of the F/A-18E Super Hornet. The Navy stipulated that they could use operational aircraft for the movie as long as they were being flown by Navy pilots--but would never allow Cruise himself to fly them.
I was waiting for this one and you guys didn’t disappoint! 🙌🏾 ⚡️ This was one of the best movie theater experiences I’ve had in years! This film keeps you engaged the entire time! So many feelings from tension to excitement to sadness to joy. Tom Cruise really did right by us fans!
So so SO good! I would have loved to have seen this in the Cinema!!
Such an amazing reaction and such a great movie!
The amusing thing for me that almost no one seems to get is that Hangman is Maverick as he would have been if he had been flying one of the typical single-seat modern fighters instead of the two-seat F-14s used in the original Top Gun. 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.
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 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 the project is going to be shut down 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 Ice 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 (mentioned but never seen in the original movie). 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.
And the first time I saw this movie I didn't relax when I saw that Rooster had ejected successfully because I remembered that his dad ejected successfully too, and I wasn't going to stop being tense until I saw proof of survival. 😀
The script, the direction, the acting from all the actors, the cinematography, and the reliance on a majority of practical FX instead of just green screening everything were all astoundingly amazing and made this a superlative movie experience.
The reaction was so good too. I've seen reactions to this movie dozens of times so I should be inured to all the tense and emotional moments, but nope, I was right there with you with tears in my eyes too.
This is the first vid I've seen from you all, but I enjoyed it so much that I've subbed and I'm looking forward to more. Keep up the great work!
Appreciate it! And thank you! See you in the next one!😃
Cheers for including the shot of Penny noticing Mav outside the bar. Over the last few years, I've literally come to use the inclusion of that one pivotal moment of insight & empathy from her character to judge the quality of a reaction to this movie 😂😂 (which, as it happens, I was genuinely enjoying even before this point, so well done y'all).
Yeah, just finished. Bravo. Easily one of the very best reaction reels to this one that I've ever seen. I saw this movie 10 times in theaters, and it holds a special place in my heart. Thank you for giving it all it's due and more.
Thanks for watching! Yeah it was a vital part for her and also so we could see how much this is weighing on Mav.
Thanks for watching it all! Such a great film! Really really loved this one!
The actress playing Penny is terrified of flying and Tom didn’t tell her they were actually taking off for the last scene of the movie. That was the only actual flying Tom was allowed to do for the movie.
Ooo I bet she wasn’t happy lol. Yeah on reflection there is no way they would let him fly a jet!
@@Reactsandgames it was part of the military agreement that Tom couldn’t touch the controls of a jet. 🤣👍🏾
Shiver moment: seeing those SAM's overhead.
Fun fact: On the experimental jet everyone misses the Skunk Works logo on the tail of the plane and on the stick. Skunk Works is an official pseudonym for Lockheed Martin's Advanced Development Programs, formerly called Lockheed Advanced Development Projects. It is responsible for a number of aircraft designs, highly classified research and development programs.
I saw it in theater. No comparison! Loved your reaction!
Miles Teller actually played the piano in the bar. He was admittedly rusty, but he practiced enough to play the song proficiently for that scene.
That’s amazing!
This is a real plane, although they did not Break Mach 10 as of the film's release. It's fastest recorded speed was Mach 9.6, so it is actually fairly accurate. The plane is called the NASA X-43 in real life. I don't remember if they changed it for the film.
One of the best sequels ever. Imagine waiting 35 years for it. I was 15 on the first one. Great reaction guys. I tear up everywhere as well.
Thanks for watching!
Great reaction!!! I love that you were so invested in the story.
I LOVED this film. I saw it 3 times in theaters because I kept volunteering to go with people. 😂 The first one will always have a special place in my heart, but the sequel was phenomenal! Nail biter and tear jerker for sure.
Such an amazing movie! Truly blew us away! Thanks for watching!❤️
I think the two things that are critical for successful reactors is being genuine, and having the capacity for emotional connection.
✔︎ and ✔︎
@@user-uu9vh4zg5v appreciate it. Thank you❤️
This is my number 2 favourite movie of all time. #1 Gladiator. Great reaction. New sub here.
Appreciate the sub! It’s a worthy number 2 for sure! Outstanding film!!
Just watched your Maverick reaction. I was so happy to see how your reactions and emotions were just like mine every time I watch it. You two seem like perfectly lovely people as well, and I enjoyed your reaction very much!
Appreciate that a lot thank you!! It’s an amazing film! Really loved this one!
It was great, seeing how emotionally invested the two of you got.
Thanks for watching!
That's a good one, isn't it? First time catching the two of you. I enjoyed rewatching this one with you both. Thanks for sharing it. 🙂
Appreciate you taking the time to check it out with us! Was definitely a good one! Thanks!
Your emotion made me tear up with you - That’s what the best reaction channels do. Great work guys! Subbed! ❤
Appreciate you watching and it’s ok, we can tear up together! lol such an epic movie!!
My wife and I saw this movie on opening night shortly after we moved to our new hometown of Colorado Springs. Unbeknown to us, as it happened, the theater is across the street from the US Air Force Academy. Also, as it happened, it was graduation day. As we were driving to the theater, the USAF Thunderbirds were doing a flyby for the graduation ceremony. The theater itself was full of cadets, some of whom just graduated, in their ceremonial uniform. During the movie, we could overhear their hushed conversations evaluating the technical details. Couldn't think of a more dramatic way to experience this movie!
That’s pretty cool!
the actress who played Charlie is about 65-70 yrs old today . Thats kit the direction they wanted to take the film . Penny is the admirals daughter he got caught joy riding in a plane ( the lore spoke about in the last film)
Great reaction, couldn't agree more, !!! Was fun to watch it "fresh" with you guys
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching with us!
I've seen almost every reaction on TH-cam for this movie. You two were the best by far. Cheers.
Really appreciate that! Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Such a great film. I was 10 when the first one came out. I had seen it quite a few times since then. But nothing could prepare me for the emotional impact of this one. It was so well done! I think this is one of the greatest sequels of all time
100% agree with you! This film has stayed with me for weeks!
Awesome reaction to an awesome movie!
I love watching people reacting to this film. glad i found your channel! Subscribed!
Appreciate it! Thanks a lot!!
Skunk Works and the US Air Force just confirmed that the SR 72 Darkstar is real and in production. It’s the successor to the fastest jet ever produced, the legendary SR 71 Blackbird
Man, what a great reaction.
Appreciate it! What a movie!!
Man she was locked in when Miles Teller started working it on the beach
😂
This movie is such a great sequel, with awesome casting, writing and directing. An absolute joy to watch. Wouldn't have been achieved without the original Maverick and Iceman, characters we all remember and love. A feelgood movie through and through. Glad you enjoyed it so much. My reactions were exactly the same :)
Cheers!
I agree! Awesome! It’s nice when a film hits all the right beats! Such a great experience watching this!
This was honestly a nice genuine reaction. The best to you from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Appreciate it! Thanks so much!
30:16 This mission is literally the trench run from the first Star Wars. I love it.
😂😂😂 oh yeah! I can never not think of that now! lol
Loved your reaction. Really great. Saw this in cinema and it was awesome. Absolutely fantastic film. Cruise really knew what he wanted with this and hanging off for a cinema release paid off big time. He really knows how to make a sequel. So many amazing callbacks to the first film, which I also saw in the cinema back when it was released. The plane they flew in at the end belongs to Tom Cruise.
Really appreciate you watching! Such a great film! And perfect sequel!
at 51:17 when he tries to pull the ejection handles and the seats don't work is not a plot device for suspense. I trained on Martin baker seats back in 1974 to fly in an OV-1 Mohawk ( 2 seat,Twin engine Recon with photo and Radar) . Preflight had to remove many safety pins to arm the seat. When they got in the F-14, they didn't remove the safeties.
Thank you for the reaction video. Im gonna watch it again now❤
Thank you for watching it with us! ❤️
Penny was the admiral's daughter Maverick took on a joyride in the first film.
They only mentioned her twice. Once in the beginning Maverick and Goose in the squadron commander office, the other in the dinner Meg Ryan talking to Maverick and Charlie.
"You can be a good pilot and a good person at the same time..", yes! It's not an easy path to be that though. That's the path of Iceman and Maverick. Rivals, but love for one another and for what they both fight for.
2:05 it's P-51D Mustang, propeller fighter plane used in ww2 and korean war. F-14 Tomcat is Mav's fighter jet from a first movie. And for general knowlege, Mach 10 is basicly x10 the speed of sound, Mach 1 is somewhere around 1230 km/h
what an awesome reaction!
Appreciate it! Thank you for watching! 😃
Going at that speed (Mach 10) you can’t eject without killing your self. However, these prototypes have an ejection modular. The entire sealed cockpit ejects so the pilot can survive.
Beautiful reaction Y'all!!
Thanks so much! Appreciate you watching!
Have to sub after only getting through half of this. They edit in such a way where their dialog does not cover the content. They sound sincere. Looking forward to going through their playlist.
Appreciate this! Thanks a lot!
BTW the plane they used in the beginning is a real plane, the skunk on the back is a division of Lockheed Martin, called “SkunkWorks” very interesting stuff they work on.
I know from watching mini interviews and videos that some of it may be CGI but most of it is a real fighter Jets, and Tom Cruise does really fly for sure, check out some of the reels on the videos, because he puts noches him, but the whole production crew puts the cast in these real flights, and make them go through the real things
This movie was all sorts of emotions, 😢 i definitely teared up at points. And i still rewatch it
100%! Emotional movie but in the best way. Very uplifting!!
The jet Mav flew to Mach 10 is the Darkstar. ❤️
Yes I think they have gone public with this plane and it is in testing SR-72 ... I think SR-72 Dark Star the nick name for the movie only.. well the Dark Star part anyway.
Lockheed “Skunk Works” helped in advisory role (SR-72 look).
Chinese intelligence (spy sat) spotted the movie’s SR-72 prop being used …
and thought it may be real (prototype). So that was interesting side story.
The experimental plane "darkstar" ist fiction and the inspiration in this plane was the Lockheed SR-71. The scene where the roof came up was real and shoot in one take. They filmed it with a different plane and edited darkstar over it
3:22 Mach is a speed measuring system.
Mach 1 is the speed of sound, at 1235 kmh (767 mph)
Mach 10 is what the SR-72 Darkstar (the plane in the intro) can reach, which is 12350 kmh (7672 mph). While Mach 1 is supersonic speeds, Mach 10 is considered Hypersonic.
Your typical airliner cruises at Mach 0.86 which is 1062 kmh (660 mph), can cross the atlantic in about 9-12 hours depending on what for type jet it is.
Concorde (supersonic airliner and my fav passenger jet) flies at Mach 2 which is 2470 kmh or 1535 mph and can cross the atlantic in less than 3 hours.
The actual TOPGUN school is in Fallon, Nevada. It was in Miramar, California up until 1996 when it was moved to its current location. I suppose Naval Air Station North Island was used because it's located on Coronado island's nice and scenic community compared to Fallon where the base is situated in the middle of nowhere.
Miramar and North Island are both in the San Diego area, that’s why North Island was chosen for this film. Cruise wanted to keep the film in San Diego, even though the real TOPGUN was moved to Fallon in 1996. By the way, the base at Miramar is still there, it’s just run by the U.S. Marines and is now known as Marine Corp Air Station Miramar and F-18’s are still buzzing around the area.
❤ Adding to the fan-service winks, I LOVED the metaphore pilot VS actor! Maverick is the BEST NO-DRONE TEST PILOT = Tom Cruise is the best NO-CGI ACTION MOVIE ACTOR. While everyone in many crafts is switches to robots and CGIs, saying Man is remplaceable..., we HUMANS ALWAYS PREFER the performance of a fellow human challenging the non-human as a revenge, and we celebrate the AUTHENTICITY.
Like Maverick says, "It's not the plane, it's the pilot!". And TC is now the last ones pushing the limits and still performing 200% in his craft. The future is CGI, but people will ALWAYS prefer and respect the "real thing". Hurrah to Maverick & TC! 🎉
The most beautiful plane ✈ ever made F14
18:59 Even if Rooster didn’t go to the Naval Academy, Maverick pulling his papers wouldn’t set him back. I went to college with two guys who were Navy ROTC students. They graduated inside 4 years then went on long careers as fighter pilots.
Oh really? 😬Maybe they should have done a little more research on that before putting it in the film
@@Reactsandgames Not all US Naval officers went to the actual Naval academy at Annapolis for their college education. Practically every accredited 4 year college in America has a Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program for the various military services. Instead of going to the Academy the student goes to a regular college for their 4 year degree.
Most days they are a regular student and on some days they wear a uniform. Either way on graduation day they get sworn in as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army, Air Force and Marines or an Ensign in the Navy.
Fun fact there is a female pilot flying with the Blue Angels (the US Navy precision flight team) who entered the Navy as an enlisted person and later got her commission so she could fly jets. Lots of ways to become a Naval aviator.
You guys are awesome. 🙌
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