TOP GUN: MAVERICK | "Groundbreaking Cameras" Featurette | Paramount Movies
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After more than thirty years of service as a top naval aviator, Pete “Maverick” Mitchell (Tom Cruise) is where he belongs, pushing the envelope as a courageous test pilot. Yet, Maverick must confront the ghosts of his past when he returns to TOP GUN to train a group of elite graduates and comes face-to-face with Lt. Bradshaw (Miles Teller), the son of his former wingman, "Goose". Bitter rivalries ignite as the pilots prepare for a specialized mission, which will require the ultimate sacrifice from those chosen to fly it.
Featuring: Tom Cruise, Jennifer Connelly, Miles Teller, Val Kilmer, Jon Hamm, Glen Powell, Lewis Pullman, Charles Parnell, Bashir Salahuddin, Monica Barbaro, Jay Ellis, Danny Ramirez
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Tom should put together a movie about how they made the film. Just a complete documentary about this incredible masterpiece.
I don't suppose you've ever heard of DVD/Blu Ray commentaries any time over the past few decades?
@@kevinh9110 He's talking about a documentary, not a commentary. I'd assume they wanr something closer to "Full Tilt Boogie" or "The Director and The Jedi"
Only if it includes at least one mandatory Tom Cruise running scene. I don't think Cruise is allowed to make any movies without that.
@@mrquirky3626 Tropic Thunder might be the only movie where he doesn't at least rush over somewhere.
@@rocketlab3d295 didn't need it, his acting in that movie made up for it. Absolutely nailed the character. He should do more comedy.
I would love to just see an unedited no cut B-roll shot off any of these cameras. .
Same same same same
I have all new respect for the editor of the film. You have six separate cameras in the cockpit each with hours of film to go through times mulitple planes plus all the other cameras mounted outside the planes and on the ground to get all the exterior shots. Good thing everything can be done digitally now. You wouldn't be able to make this film relying on standard film stock like the first Top Gun movie.
SAME
@@mrquirky3626 The out-of-this-world beauty of the footage more than makes up for the volume of footage! My only concern is that he properly came close to overdosing on breathtakingly awesome footage 😫😅
Yeah for real I'd love to see them just flying with those cameras.
The camera on plane reminds me of old featurettes about how Tony Scott wanted the F-14 scenes to be filmed on an actual F-14 but the cameras back then were too huge and bulky to fit inside the F-14 and thus they had to act from a mockup cockpit
If only Tony Scott could see this movie...
I really appreciate all the hard work that went into making this film.
Best film of the year. Lets hope we see a change in movies from here on out. Less CGI noise and real practical in camera effects.
It's too much effort. Major studios don't have the same enthusiasm anymore. They simply follow the "minimum effort maximum profit" mindset like in any other businesses. Sadly, Top Gun Maverick might be the last film that was made like this.
@@billielachatte4841 We still got the sequel to Dune to look forward to.
@@billielachatte4841 unfortunately, it is cheaper and safer to just throw some money at CGI crap than going out and doing it practical. Even for Top Gun Maverick they would have seriously considered doing it on green screen if it hadn’t been for Tom Cruise being “Hell, No”. But too many other productions don’t have someone with Tom‘s influence and power, hence the unfortunate trend of bland soulless CGI overload instead of real quality.
So... they are flying the F/A-18F, the 2 seat model. I can just bet they have TC in the back and the real pilot both wearing the Maverick helmet, so the camera cluster gets a front shot of TC and at the same time gets the over the shoulder shot of the pilot in the front. That way the cuts between the shots have seamless continuity of the surrounding terrain, bank angles, horizon, etc.
Best aviation movie ever, best action movie ever, a lot of great work done here. I'm a little biased as I had a career in naval aviation. It makes some of the technical errors (or at least 'deviations') a little too obvious, but overall it's a pretty accurate portrayal and story line. There have been 2 distinct instances were other countries did missions which were basically what we saw in the film.
It also is a good representation of how the USN fighter role has evolved. The F-14 at the time of the first movie was strictly a fighter. The F/A-18 is a multi-mission platform that is as much about dropping bombs as it is fighter engagements.
I'm not a huge movie-goer but now have seen TG Mav in essentially every screen format. Of them all ScreenX was something else. I've been activelyy promoting to all of my close friends who've also already seen it, because I honestly want everyone to experience it before it's gone forever. You'll really never get to see Joseph Kosinski's extra footage on three screens ever again.
If anyone's on the fence bc they've already seen TG, please please go (and be sure to sit a little more towards the back)! Hoping Paramount keeps it on there for at least a few more weeks!
I think these cameras need to be the standard for aviation movies. They really give you "i wanna be in the cockpit with them" feeling
Oh, I’m sure these cameras sell like hot cakes In Hollywood now, there’s no better advertising than Top Gun Maverick 😎
Watching this film was something else. Like...my family and I have the OG in VHS, but this bump in quality both in the image and sound was breathtaking to experience.
Explains the amazing camera angles. Incredible movie.
This movie deserves a documentary
I hope all 900+ hours of cockpit footage is in the collectors dvd
Incredible hard work but it has payed off so well
Top Gun '86 Me: Why are there mountains in the Indian Ocean?!?!
Maverick '22 Me: I got nothin'. No complaints, no editing errors, it's perfect!!
I seriously want ALL the BTS on this. The production on this masterpiece film is in itself a masterpiece. Definitely gonna look for a physical copy.
The making of this film is going to be just as if not more interesting that the film. This is what real extra content used to be.
1:43 6K IMAX quality cameras! And I'm still stuck at 1080p 60fps 😂
The things is movies are shot at 24fps even at 6K so the only disadvantage you have is resolution, not frame rate. See it as a positive
@@Jorge_Ambruster There is a lot more to it than just 24 fps as well, but I get your point.
@@Audaucity That's basicaly what Jorge said. There is not much temporal improvement you can do other than specialized mode for hardware specializing in operating in 24fps.
@@Neojhun I think I understand what you are saying. I guess my response to Jorge is more of a follow up to Big Basher’s statement. Jorge is saying the only major disadvantage is resolution, while that is simply not the case. 16 stops of dynamic range, full frame sensor, prores RAW recording, Sony Venice colors, and much more play a big part. While Basher is missing out on 6k, he’s also missing out on the things that make up a great cinema camera. The resolution isn’t the only disadvantage here. That’s what I’m trying to say. These Venice cameras are also capable of recording at 60fps in 6k or 120fps in 4k so, there is a big disadvantage here.
24/30fps is good. Anything above 45 seemed weird to me, at least that's how I felt watching The Hobbit in the theater.
Tom Cruise is a bloody legend for making this happen
Award winning material right there
The Academy will only nominate it at best for its technical achievement, but it ain't woke enough for Oscars' tastes.
I’m where I belong!!!! ❤
Superbe vidéo❤❤❤ et le film au top une réussite
Reminds me of the making of the Matrix. Big brain.
The movie is 🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝
nICE
People like James Cameron and Michael Bay and Chris Nolan are famous for their innovations in filmmaking, but Tom's here doing his part and he's not even a director.
Best movie
amazing
how can we watch the behind the scenes of tom cruise movies?
Probably next month when the Blu Ray comes out
Top gun💪💪💪💪
They were using a cheapie TCL LCD TV (that was probably still set to the VIVID picture mode) to monitor their precious dailies. Nooooooooooooooooo!!
At least it all turned out OK in the end. The movie looks fantastic! Big props to the DP Claudio Miranda. Hope he gets the Oscar!
It's OK, because they are using the groundbreaking cameras : Sony CineAlta Venice.
I'm sure Tom Cruise knew to turn off Vivid mode. The man made a PSA about motion smoothing, WHILE SHOOTING this movie.
I think the filmmaking itself is enough to break another record.
awesome
This stuff they built for Maverick coming back at some point. Miniseries. A sequel.
Hyperbole overload!! Though not the go-to camera for Hollywood blockbusters, the Sony Venice is an amazing camera, it's been out since 2017 (so, not new) and used on countless TV shows (Ozark, Boys, For All Mankind) and films (Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Black Widow, Bad Boys for Life). Venice has always had an option called Rialto that allows the sensor head to be separated from the camera body (not new). It is groundbreaking to put it in an F/A-18 and the shots they captured are spectacular, but they really went over the top on the hyping the camera. Settle down guys.
And this is why Tom Cruise is the LAST TRUE Hollywood Star!
Never say Never because can happen again
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Where to watch the full extra featurette???
"Groundbreaking Cameras" About 4 years ago when they actually filmed the movie.
...and we still do not have anything better for that particular task today :)
@@randomnickify I'm sure they've gotten smaller by now.
@@Anarchist86ed not really no.
@@Anarchist86ed The cameras were made to order for this movie. There is nothing similar on the market.
I am really ashamed to not see this in theatres. They don’t have imax in here where i live.
I wonder why we dont get extra behind the scenes content likfe before anymore
They still make them. You just need to get the discs!
FAA must've had a FIELD day when they received these requests for aircraft modifications.
i'm just glad they didn't make this just about the practical effects and focused on good storytelling first, with the practical augmenting and complimenting the story. that's what made it surprisingly good and memorable, otherwise it could've gone completely the other way and just've been a mediocre action flick
The only obvious CGI in this movie for me was the background of the demolished taxiway when they were preparing to fly the f-14.
Give me 24 hours worth of bts footage and I’ll get my coffee ready.
And Shout out for 2000 TB of Footage
Training people used theses
Did the actors flew the F18 themselves?
They sat in the WSO seat
No, they used two seat F/A-18s where a qualified pilot did the actual flying in the front seat while the actors sat in the rear seat pretending to fly.
@@mrquirky3626 I understand, but some of the shots look like they're on the front seat. The cameras are also bolted on the front control panels. Anyway, whatever they did looks freakin' amazing!
They asked permission from the Navy but was denied.
Knowing Tom Cruise he probably would have done it if he got the permission.
@@nightwing4065 Most of the front seat looking shots are over the shoulder, those were likely made with the real pilot wearing the same helmet and gear as the actor so it looked like the same guy from the back.
Awesome film but not imax cameras.
He literally said they are imax cameras
@@DKLabs99 These Sony Venice cameras shot for IMAX not shot with IMAX cameras like for Dunkirk as very big.
i mean that's the only way to do Top Gun, CGI or anything else, all you have is another Roland Emmerich picture
Tom Cruise did an awful lot of eye acting in this movie!
they probably need to make bigger cockpit they dont know how to fly on gs
gopro maybe feel offended hear this
Tom Cruise is just ancient.
He forgot to mention jet fighter license in the last interview i watched
What "jet fighter license"? There's no such thing.
@@yxeaviationphotog I guess people on the internet think you can get a "license" to fly military aircraft that isn't, well, just joining the military lol
@@its_clean If it were that easy, we'd all be flying fighters right now! 😂
No wokeness stuff to be a great film. Great job Tom and the crew!
CGI can never match the live action scenes they did. CGI is way over used in films these days and in the case of Marvel films the CG always is noticeable and fake looking and the physics never looks correct.
This movie is a masterpiece 🧩