Top Gun Maverick - The Scene that gave you chills
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2022
- Here’s the scene that doubled my heart rate, and gave me chills reminding me of the good old days watching great movies for the first time, unbelievable.
This upload is to serve as exposure of this movie, and has no monetary or self growth intentions. I just love this movie and want people to see this scene in its best quality form. If I have to take it down I will not hesitate. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
For someone new to seeing this, I recommend seeing the movie. The build up to this makes it so much better and desperate. Also, the following reaction in Jon Hamm's office. So many good moments.
The minute you realize he's in the jet you know he just put EVERYTHING on the line.
agreed...
@@KenJames9911 why cant i comment, on you? Why arent there ay fucking comment sign besiside your dislike and like, buttons😀
The film, to be completely honest, is junk. And not because it was shot badly, a bad game, or bad special effects.. It's different here. There is no logic. The scenario is absolutely not logical. Well, judge for yourself - what is this Middle Eastern country littered with snow and with 5th generation fighters? Well, it is clear that we are talking about Russia. But Russia has possessed nuclear weapons since the time of Stalin, possesses advanced nuclear technologies, produces large quantities of nuclear weapons, and all related materials, and means of delivery, and what is all this event for? What other reactor, and what agreements does it violate?And yet - these anti-aircraft missiles that are shown there have been removed from service in Russia for forty years. In their place came others, dozens of times more perfect. It turns out that they spent money on fifth-generation fighters, but they did not have enough money to replace the ancient anti-aircraft missiles...
@@user-fi2nv3ym2w Technically, Iran has F-14s, but the filmmakers didn't want to "name" any country. The snowy landscape purposely throws off viewers from making a realistic conclusion. I thought it was a good move. Nobody to hate here; just a cool mission in alternate reality fiction. One goal of this plot was to get Maverick back into an F-14, as seen in the original movie, hence this scenario.
I waited OVER 36 YEARS for a sequel...and we got one. I was NOT ONE BIT disappointed. Beyond phenomenal...
Gratest sequel of all time! I have not seen a single better movie in recent years, like 36 years!
My god 36 Years..
oh wow I literally typed the exact same3 thing today... am I a bot? or do great minds think alike?
One of those movies that outdone the classic.
@@DanielGFreemanThis was an awesome sequel, up there with Aliens and Terminator 2 for sequel goodness for me.
As a 28 year retired veteran of the Air Force and a Sheet metal mechanic, you got to give it to the movie folks. This movie was hands down one of the greatest military films of all time. I flew in a F-16 once and know what 7g’s feels like….IT HURTS!!!
Stationed? Name seems familiar.
Work for Boeing?
No, 10 USAF, was a Crew Chief on F16s, always worked with specialist, got certified on a lot of basic tasks. Even for sheet metal, if I called them out, they had to get the BIG box because it was more than a stuck screw. Lmao
Well this scene isn't realistic. You can't just pick a plane and fly. It needs to be serviced ready for a slot in the flying programme and outbriefed by the duty flying officer (ironically named as they have office duty for the day).
The only way he could have gotten a plane is by hijacking a scheduled sortie and that would have required violence or the consent of the pilot who's plane was readied. Mav was known to be a loner. No way was he authorised to fly that day and he likley could not have coerced someone to give him their slot, especially as it would require a courts Marshall offence.
Great film, loved it ❤
@@James-mb3je😂😂😂
A real leader doesn't tell you what to do. They show you how it's done. 👍
This should have been done at the very start of the training. Show them how it's done and let them learn it.
Erm? That's why they call them a leader innit? Otherwise they would be a dictator!
@@the13thdukeofwybourne77 Nah just a manager.
Indeed! It's like Patton said: "Tell a person what to do instead of how to do it and you'll be amazed by the results!" It's just too bad Patton had a fetish for slapping troops.
yea, then thers everything out ther, good, bad..
I have to applaud John Ham and the other actors in this scene because their reactions to Mavericks disobedience,confidence,skill and bravery are on the money. This is what cinema should be about. Breathless.
I really liked how, as Phoenix and Rooster lean forward in excitement, Warlock leans BACK, he is relaxed, he is enjoying the show ... because he KNOWS what Maverick can actually do!
It is the little details like that than make a good picture a great picture!
I love Hangman's response... "Damn..." Thats really all that needed to be said...
If the US had hypersonic missiles Top Gun 2 would be a 5 minute film
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣@@davesquivel
Watch the scene sometime and pay attention to Hondo's reactions in it: there's a moment of surprise, a moment of awe, and then at the end resignation that he won't see his friend again. He thinks it's a suicide mission. and that Maverick isn't coming back from it. It's a great little performance, and the editing of the scene to perfectly splice in the reactions of the rookies at the right times for it.
Fun trivia: at the end credits, it thanks "The US Navy Blue Angels", which do fly F18s (and routinely get some passengers on them). I'm almost certain the Blue Angels were flying during the scenes where Maverick schools the rookies (precision passes like that are a routine part of their airshows) , but now I wonder if one of them wasn't doing this run too.
The best part of this scene, is the fact he was in that plane. He might not have been piloting it (not for want of trying though) he felt every one of those Gs. He earns my respect for the effort he goes to, to provide us with the best possible product that he can. Wish there were more people like this in Hollywood today
He had all the actors go through the same g-forces in their scenes too.
He's the last great action hero movie star.
Nobody can say Tom Cruise doesn't have nerves (& balls) of solid titanium!!!!! Look at that bike jump in the new Mission Impossible, 1 gust of wind the wrong way....
@@AliensWanted Oh HELL NO.
10g? Nope
True leaders lead by example, he basically showed them it could be done and even 15 seconds faster than what he was asking for. Yeah this movie is kick ass!
In an actually training program, he would have done this day one, to show the class it was doable.
My only complaint with the film.
@@shanehudson3995 He couldn't do this day one if he never actually flew the mission training parameters.
He did that because Cyclone just got done telling him all he was doing was telling the pilots that it couldn’t be done, so, he showed them it could. And GLORIOUSLY, I might add…
15/100 of a second. So he had 2:15 and he flew it in 2:14.85.
@@ReimerKeith 2m30s to 2m15s
I love the look on Warlock's face during this scene. It basically tells you that he knew he could do it all along and had always believed in him, just like Iceman did.
I saw it a little bit differently. He knows now these kids can do it; it's getting them back home safely is the real mission.
Still just an advertisement for the military.
Rear Admiral Warlock always had the highest regards and respect for Maverick, and always pulled for him no matter what. That's what made his character so great, he saw the bigger picture, not just pulling rank like most senior officers in the military do.
@@eddierodrgz77 Kind of leader I would follow.
Hondo’s look at the end always gets me too. “Duh”
Remember when movies were actually good? Maverick remembers. What a great follow up to an iconic movie
Love how they all immediately locked in and focused up when they realized just how quickly he was snaking those corners.
My thoughts too i lost count how many times I have rewatched this video just to see them edging from their seats.
They knew they were witnessing greatness. It’s simultaneously humbling and hypnotic to watch a true master of their craft go to work.
It's a movie
@@seangelarden8753 we all understand its a movie why dont you use your autism in a constructive manner like many brilliant people in the spectrum do you do
@@seangelarden8753 lol
The smirk on Hamm's face was priceless!
Hamm really did a great job. The look on his face during the carrier tower flyby at the end was perfect too.
I like how Warlock has to pretend he disapproves of Mavericks behavior, but secretly, you can tell he loves it.
Half expected him to tell Peggy to get the meeting room ready while he serves himself a scotch on the rocks.
@@chiil034 Don Draper drank Rye….
It wasn't a smirk.. He finally got what he expected of Maverick. To show it could be done. As now he had a reason to approve the mission. As no 3 Star Admiral would put his reputation\career on the line. On a hunch...
Something the Admiral noticed. When Maverick tells him, And come back alive. The Admiral thought the mission was a one way trip up to that point.
Nah, my chills kick in when he gets told to report to Top Gun again, and the camera flies over the hill while the guitar kicks in. Oh my god, makes me giddy every time
Hondo’s face at the end says it all. He knows that Maverick is going to end up flight leader for this mission and that he might not be coming back this time.
Interesting take, had not thought of that angle. I always thought his expression was "this is the end for Maverick" as in he finally pissed off the wrong Admiral this time and he is getting the boot. But, I can see your angle too...either way, to Hondo, Maverick is gone.
When the students get to watch their mentor flex.
Luke Skywalker should have done this to Rey Palpatine.
More like when the students' instructor becomes their mentor.
I love how Hangman goes from "This is how you bury a fossil" to looking up at the admiral like 'You gonna let him do this to you?' to looking at the screen rooting for him to make it to 'Holy shit. That was awesome.'
Hangman's character arc in this film was iconic. And the actor nailed it. Audience went from hating his guts to "Okay. You're still an asshole. But you're OUR asshole!" 😆
😂🔥
You know the good guys are going to win. You know Maverick is going to be the best pilot. You know almost the entire plot. And yet the movie is still entertaining, is still engaging and you still get excited to see every scene. That is the definition of a good movie. Such a marvelous show in a time of good movie lacking.
The fact that they actually flew this whole scene with next to zero CGI makes this brilliant scene even better...
(edit: in relation to Indy5, Marvel and so on.... yes of course they have to use CGI, but no GreenScreen-BS, Tom and the others actually sat in planes, endured actual G-forces and so on...)
The "scene" was comical! LAUGHABLE!!!
That’s not what our top pilots and former Top Gun instructors had to say but I’m sure you know better you fucking pussy.
@@quincyspielberger4366 Russia is uncapable to intercept cardboard drones. That's laughable.
Maverick is just suspension of disbelief during an action movie.
By the way, the F18 is technically capable of doing these things.
It would be irreversibly damaged, yes, but the manouvres aren't impossible.
I have seen with my eyes Tornado jet fighters doing very similar ultra low quote stunts: and the F18 is no less nimble than a Tornado.
So, cut it.
@@quincyspielberger4366 Hi troll, here's your attention, have a nice day.
@@ilmaio - I did wonder if an F-18 was put through this, how it would fare, and how pissed the tech guys would be when it returned to base? I’m not an aerospace engineer, but would be interested to find out what the damage would be and what other planes would be capable of doing this without irreversible damage?
Hangman’s expression at the start ‘no chance old man’ then finally realising how good Mav actually is by the end of the run. The look of disbelief and that ‘Damm ‘says it all
Hangman was one of my favorite characters, honestly. He gets treated as a villain because he absolutely abhors anything other than excellence. He's a perfect blend of confidence and arrogance, and when he said "damn" at the end of this scene, that was pure respect. That was a visible turning point in his character arc. I'd love to see another movie with more development on that turning point, to include all the new cast as well. Idk if we'll ever get a Top Gun 3, with or without Maverick, but it poses interesting possibilities.
He makes a good replacement for Val Kilmer character.
He was actually the Maverick of that group. He was the foil to the older more relaxed and experienced Maverick.
I think his initial expression was more like he had a feeling Mav might actually be capable of it, but was waiting for the proof...
@@BWater-yq3jx Exactly what I thought
The thing I loved about this movie is the realism of how physically brutal it is to do this. In the first one they never made it seem like there was any physically demanding element - just a fun ride. In this scene they focus the audio in a way that you hear, and almost feel, every grunt, every "hic" needed to stay conscious against intense g forces
T.G. Maverick is as close to perfect as an action movie can be.
This is not just a love letter to aviation, but to the great movie and cinema experience
And I missed seeing it in theatres just because I couldn't get any friends to go with me. I shall regret it for the rest of my life.
@@singularity108 it hasn’t finished playing yet.
@@singularity108 just go before it’s too late! You still have time
@@singularity108 don’t make that excuse, the second time I watched it I wanted to go on my own and I did. You miss out on things like this if you wait for friends, go watch it you won’t regret it. Even if you go on your own, it doesn’t matter. Good luck man.
Do you need someone to go to the bathroom with you too?
I had not been to a movie theater in over a decade but went on my birthday to see Top Gun Maverick and it was absolutely AMAZING! Thank you Tom Cruise for making such a wonderful film!
This is extremely interesting, I did aswell. Not joking, on my birthday. That’s quite funny.
@@D1M1T Wow! That is very interesting! 😃 Hope you had a wonderful birthday!
@@D1M1T Ironically, I went to see it in IMAX on my Birthday as well. Definitely the best present I got that day for my Birthday.
Unfortunately, Hollywood leftists gave Academy Award to something called...."About Everything and Nothing at the Same time"....or something like that. Try to find a scene like this in that mess.
the bin here the whole time move was a big yyyyyeaaahh moment;)))
I remember skipping class in high school to watch the original in the theater. The sequel was well worth the wait. Outstanding.
No superpowers. No ideology. No lecturing. Just human skill, human courage and human innovation. This is what cinema used to be, back when it was awesome.
The best 3 minutes and 54 seconds in movie history!!!
You better believe it!! Just saw movie today for second time! My buddy freeked out
I love the part where taining begins and all the hot shots are put in their place.
It’s difficult to choose between this and the dark star scene. The cinematography in both scenes are fantastic.
No, not really but ok
Wow I feel bad for your taste in cinema. Not saying this wasn’t good but best 4 minutes in movie history? Yikes
Hondo at the end knows the implications of what he's just seen immediately. His friend will now be mission leader, his friend might now not be coming back. It's one of my favourite scenes in all cinema. Truly brilliant. Great film.
true, though i think he also knew that it was possible Maverick pulling an unauthorised stunt like that might simply ground him permanently; so multiple negative possibilities. also ties in neatly with Mav risking being grounded to save Hondo and the team's jobs at the start of the movie, vs this scene where he's risking being grounded just to make sure the young pilots got the original flight plan where they were more likely to survive. i think getting Hondo's reaction is to illustrate that he knows his friend so well: he knows how skilled Maverick is but also knows through experience how much he will sacrifice for others. ❤
I think his reaction was that of 'it's normal for Maverick to pull it off'.
You can see from his expression he wasn't surprised.
As a member of the armed service, this movie showed so much of what it takes to be successful in the military. Just wanted to say well done to all the actors
I have to wonder how the military would actually react to such disobedience….🙄
@@Roheryn100 Court Martial.
Backtalk your superiors, be as irresponsible as you can with the billion dollar equipment, never follow orders but instead do "what you think is right" ... Yeah, these guys are perfect for the military. O_o
I’ve watched this movie 6+ times because my dad loves it and every time this scene gives me chills and I’m proud to say it did again
your dad is a good man
I have seen this particular scene about 10 times and still getting chills.
I crank-up my surround and it gives me goose bumps each time I rewatch this sequence :)
Me too!!!!
First Time i see it, and idk why people like it, did nothing to me
@@skyj451you have to watch the rest of the movie with it
sweet caroline@@skyj451
I was there for the first Top Gun, and I was there for this one. Movie gold. Totally lives up to the hype.
amen
yep, this was the first time I've been in a movie theatre for over 12 years, this was only ever going to work on a big screen.
First Top Gun was a below average movie
The sequel thanks to special affects was a lot better that's why they waited so long
Smart money!!!
No matter how many times I watch this, it still leaves me speechless
Went to watch this on the opening week end, dad and his 4 boys. He loves Top Gun 1 and is a huge aviation freak, he can just hear a plane fly by and know exactly what type it was.
The entire audience was full of "freaks" like this, it was amazing. When Maverick bested the time limit the whole theatre roared and cheered.
It's one thing to watch a movie at home while the neighbour outside is mowing his lawn, or being in a theatre with 500 people that all are as excited as you about just absorbing this movie and having a more social experience.
Oh, I cheered, too! I've never been so engaged in a movie like this one! I saw Top Gun after graduating in 1986...I was 19 then. When I saw this one, I was 56! Like the 2017 total eclipse, it was 100% worth the wait of nearly 40 years!
Watching this is the theater was the best movie experience I've ever had. It was simply amazing.
Agreed - even thought I've got a pretty good setup at home for my home theater, there was no way I was NOT going to see this in an actual movie theater that had a huge screen and awesome sound system. The only thing that could have made it a better experience was to be in one of those newer theaters that has the speakers built into the seats....well...that or be in the F-18 myself. ;-)
I was fortunate enough to see it in the Dbox seats. It was 10/10. Never had a better theater experience ever. It was so immersive. If I never have a matching theater experience, I don’t even care. I’ll never ever forget it.
Saw three times in the theaters. I've never done that with any other movie prior to this.
This scene is similar to the starwars scene when they attack the death star.
Ikr
When people ask why I go to a movie theater, it’s for the experience. Those rare moments when everyone in the room share the same emotions, all without knowing a single thing about each other. No political bullshit. In those moments, we’re united.
During this scene, I was at the edge of my seat. Some guy yelled “that’s mothafuckin Maverick!” And we all cheered. You can’t put a price on that.
100% even though my cinema was deathly quiet, it still was a hell of an experience.
Cool story, but never be that guy. Just watch the movie quietly until it ends like everyone else!
Shout about it afterwards.
@@ObsessiveGeek you miss out on people’s true self when you want them to blend in. Yes it would be annoying if they did it for every cool scene. But the amazing moments like this I can’t stop them and won’t.
@@ObsessiveGeek It was organic. One of those “had to be there” moments to understand.
I honestly try not to judge anyone in a movie theater. Sure, people on their phones are annoying. But vocal outbursts can sometimes be a tick, or an expression of excitement from someone autistic. I remember a kid that couldn’t make coherent words, but his family knew what he was saying, and that’s all that mattered. You could tell he had a mental disability. I’m sure some people wanted to say something, but no one did out of respect. He deserved to have a great movie experience too. I think in a way, he made everyone else’s movie experience better.
@shaxxalicious350 I'm autistic.
We have cinemas screenings for those who experience sensory overload as well as providing a safe space for that type of expression.
I personally do not require that, and prefer to experience the movie unerupted.
You could feel the tension and the smirk from Phoenix, just a phenomenal piece of cinema history, we’ve all witnessed something extraordinary and I bet everyone was holding their breath in the cinema, with all the sound effects and massive screen - OUTSTANDING ⭐️
One of the best movies I've seen in years. Well done to Tom Cruise and his team for their efforts. It's a masterpiece
Tut mir leid für dich.
@@TTMHEST - Gehst du nach Bett. Tschuß!
I nearly cried at this scene it was so intense. After all these years he was still the best pilot and he did it without a wingman. One of the greatest movies ever and no one can play Maverick like Tom cruise
@@SM22M2hmmm, what would I rather be, someone enjoying a movie minding their own business or someone trying to make fun of someone cause I don’t feel great about myself.
@@D1M1T well he is here watching the clip, tells how hypocrite he is 😆😆
It was a practice run doesnt count
Lol omg shuuuuuuut uuuuuuuup
It’s fake lmaoooo
One of my favorite details of the movie- you can see Mav actually disengage the g-limiter paddle on the back of the stick before the rapid ascent. Awesome.
Yeah, the USNavy really coddles their F-18's for airframe lifespan. They can dance with an F-16 in the air, just not on paper. Really any 4th gen can black out the pilot before it breaks.
I love that little detail to and watch for everytime !
@kathrynck I guess they got to coddle them a little. Yanked on the front to launch and yanked on the rear to stop. And I forgot the slammed onthe deck before its yanked from the rear . All sounds kinda sexual 😂
Excellent technical realism and good for you to notice that important detail.
@@nickzimmerman1447 navy planes take a lot of abuse with takeoff/landing, yeah. But while the USAF lets planes do 9G default, navy wants their F-18's to limit at 7G.
It's kind of an upkeep cost thing. Also, can be a bit safer... pilots might be able to handle 9G generally, but there's no guarantee they'll be at peak physical condition ALL the time.
A lot of people think that means the F-18 can't 9G, but that would be false ;) Frankly both planes can easily 12G or 15G, etc, but not for more than a moment if the pilot wants to stay conscious.
The AoA (angle of attack) limits on the F-18 mean it can squish the pilot if not reined in some. Carrier planes tend to have great AoA, so they can land/takeoff in such short distances. Sure there's catapult & arrestor hooks, but you gotta meet those halfway or they'd break. Anyway, AoA performance typically is the biggest factor in how badly a plane can squish it's pilot.
Until block-50 on the F-16, where it got the F110 engine (and better thrust to weight ratio), I'd have bet on an F-18 over an F-16 in a dogfight. But with the F110 engine in the F-16, it'd be really evenly matched. But that's not born out in most 'armchair' discussions or video games, etc.
For that matter, people greatly underestimate the turn rate of F-15's & F-14's too. Pretty much any US 4th gen can dish out as much G's as the pilot can withstand (and then some). Big really doesn't mean less nimble.
The acting is superb. The facial expressions alone. You know what everyone is thinking/feeling
The original top gun in the 80s was one of my all time favorite movies and maverick was worth the 30year wait. This scene had the hair on my arms standing on end, totally amazing.
I feel like hamm was pissed and cheerful at the same time
Well yeah, happy that Maverick proved that the mission was possible within previous parameters, but pissed that it took wrecking the frame of an F/A-18E Super Hornet to do so.
This movie saved American cinema all by its self. I saw it 3 times in the theater and the crowd was into it every time , yelling and clapping like something I haven’t seen in years. The movie is beyond awesome and has quickly become one of my favorites!
It had a lot of help from Avatar and Spider Man, but it did gross $1.4 billion.
there is NO maerican cinema anymore- its CHINESE APPROVED cinema to play in their country
"Yelling and clapping?"
Endgame has entered the chat
Did not save it. The delusional woke are paying no attention.
@@alisterfolson Let me guess you think Avatar and Endgame are the best movies in history.
Scenes like this are what make films great. Say what you will about Tom Cruise, but the man knows how to make movies.
That scene will never ever get old. I reckon Tom really out done himself with Maverick. I can just keep watching it over and over again.
This scene feels 10 minutes long, and I mean that in the best way possible
This is the scene when I knew this film was going to be incredible. Cinema is all about how a film makes you feel, and TG:Maverick absolutely nails it on so many levels.
I come here every single day to watch this scene over and over again. It´s simply awesome.
This is one of many Tom Cruise films that I simply can’t stop watching, it’s truly epic, and always gives me goosebumps. The other is of course The Last Samurai
And with that, Maverick earned Rooster's respect and Hangman's obedience.
Definitely one of the best movies of the century! An actual good storyline with inspiring characters is a rare thing these days.
Isnt the cetury a bit young to say that???
But I agree its an awesome movie
Meh, the original is still a better movie if for nothing else, it blazed it's own trail, rather than imitating and/or following greatness. This is a worthy successor tho. It is a love letter to aviation and a giant advertisement for the US Navy just like the original.
@@ngcolby I agree my friend, I like the flying scenes much better in this version but overall the original takes the cake. Especially with the large focus on grief and overcoming that. I think a death was what this movie needed to transcend.
@@ngcolby ok, of the decade then….
@@calebwistad Too soon to tell. Those are the types of statements that need much time to marinate before they can be made with any authority. There are plenty of movies that I liked when younger that just simply didn't stand the test of time when looking back at them. The original Top Gun passes this test and would make almost everyone's list of must watch movies. Will Maverick join that list? Come back to it in 20 years.
One of the greatest movies to come from Hollywood in decades! Maverick was amazing, to say the least! Every moment of this movie was special and truly worth seeing! Best. Movie. In the last decade!
This scene does well at portraying the physical stress of this sort of flying. I flew as a passenger a few times in planes doing aerobatics and when the routine is over it feels like you just did a hard workout and I only experienced 5 Gs max in one maneuver. Major props to the pilots that do this, and then there's the mastery of all the technical aspects that's required of the job.
The look on “Hondo’s” face at the end makes this whole scene complete…. Perfect writing!
Yeah, the subtle nodding of the head. “Ok we can do this and Mav is the leader”
Agreed. You can hear Hondo muttering, "You did it again Maverick". 🙂
Hondo agrees, "that's Mav guys.."
That’s not exactly the writing
@@robertgill7061actually it's more bittersweet. He knows that now his friend Mav will be going on this deadly mission instead of just training it.
Yes, this scene definitely gave me chills.
Watched this movie in the Dbox seats and it was the best theater experience I’ve ever had. That opening scene when he is going Mach 10, I thought we were going to be ejected out of the seats along with Maverick. Was genuinely scared and I loved it!
I keep saying it . . .
The Sargent and the two Admirals say little, but facial expressions speak volumes.
They did NOT get their due at the awards table!
Well done by all in their individual parts by all the cast!
First movie in some time to draw me back to the theater . . .
TWICE
Not only did this movie deliver as an individual performance. It is one of the best sequels ever made. And it came decades later. Just unbelievable. I love this movie so much
Very good point! It's almost impossible for a top movie's sequel to be as good if not better than the original.
Pure crap
My hat is off to Tom Cruise! Tom was largely responsible for making this movie as close to reality as possible. He worked with the Navy Pilots to make sure the real effects could be felt by every viewer. In order to do this, Tom had to train so he could deliver a Movie like this. There is a video out there with Cruise narrating it explaining what it took to get the real life feel of the F-18.
Have a great day.
This movie is a freaking masterpiece, a swan song to the original. Not only gave me chills, I teared up throughout the movie. Just absolutely amazing.
I cry every time Mav and Ice are together in their scene. Two men that were rivals, yet were brothers inside, and loved each other to the death. RIP Iceman.
@@johnvrabec9747 - I know...that hurt. Admiral Ice was Mav's protector, knew Mav had something in him that needed to get out and show the Navy a thing or two.
The fact that they did this without any CG is incredible. I'm so impressed with the actual pilots that pulled off these maneuvers, because the their skill level is truly insane.
It definitely has CGI I don’t know how much exactly but it definitely has some. Especially the Su57.
When you see it climb, it’s like wow! Even though it doesn’t sound like that, the movie sound engineers made it sound awesome!
Holy Crap!!! I have seen the movie but this four minute clip is one of the best movie promotions I have ever seen. Hats off to Tom Cruise for filming an extraordinary movie. This guy deserves an Oscar for all his acting in drama and action movies and film productions. Nobody does it better. While he may not be Martin Scorsese, Martin Scorsese is not Tom Cruise. There is plenty of room for two great film-makers in the industry. Tom Cruise's recognition is long overdue.
I doubt this movie would even get nominated, considering how pro-America it is, and how anti-America Hollywood is.
@@ace1usmc it's a travesty that it didn't win Best Picture. such an obvious snub.
they dont do the same job lol weird to compare an actor to a director
The great thing about that scene, and many others, is that Tom Cruise was actually in the back seat of an F-18 filming every shot that you saw his face in. But, he wasn't actually flying the plane, just acting like he was while an actual Navy pilot in the front seat did all of the flying.
He can't act.
And cudos to the real pilot who flew all these incredible maneuvers! You are the Dally Lama of aviators…
The lama is a pedophile... Are you sure you want to go that route?
It is even harder for the guy in back because they don't know exactly when the G and attitude changes will occur, they can only react. Tom Cruise was the guy in back and those are real reactions, not acting.
What do you mean? He told them he wouldn’t do the first movie or this one if he wasn’t the one flying the jets
He never had the stick@@ricco3
Tom legit owns and flys his own jets though. So im sure many of the actual shots that are not CGI is him. There are shots with other pilots i am sure. But it just kinda sounded like by saying that, you were throwing some shade at him in which i thought i would clear up
Man, I watched it 100 times already, but this scene just keeps on giving.
Probably one of my favorites of all time. Tom never let's you down!
" _Two, fifteen? That's impossible._ "
That's what you get with the star and the writer of 'Mission: Impossible'.
Favorite movie EVER! Nothing beats it in the theatre!
Damn. This scene brings happy tears. Tom’s the man!
IN MY VIEW
This was created so real it was like you are right there with him. This movie is beyond epic.
1:26 Hangman snuggling into his chair as if he's about to watch Top Gun Maverick in the theater gets me every time. :v
I wish they could show it again at the theater. Loved it the first time there. Would go again. This is one of those rare sequels that may actually be better than the original.
I watched this movie twice, once with a friend and the other on my own. First movie I went to see alone, and I’d say it built some character because I was scared of going in without anyone. But yeah it was great both times.
Personally the first is better, but I’d rather see the second in the cinema If that makes sense.
The first is good, but it’s just loaded with 80’s cheese. The “You Lost That Loving Feeling”. The “I feel the need. The need for speed”. The cringey volleyball with the oiled and flexing pilots. Watching it now is so cheesey. This new movie far surpasses the original.
Terminator 2 (and arguably Aliens) also surpass their originals.
@@kbm-zw5jd How old are you coz you just described 99% of 80s, 90s and early 00s action movies...
@@Legend57. I know. I watched Cobra a few months back. I used to love that movie. Couldn’t believe how awful it was. “You’re a disease. I’m the cure”. I used to think that was so badass. Interestingly, Cobra and Too Gun came out same weekend. I saw Cobra on Friday and Top Gun on Saturday.
I’m 52. Lots of 80’s movies were great, though, and still hold up. But Top Gun did not age well.
Iceman: “You’re dangerous, Maverick”
Maverick: “That’s right. I am!” With that steely eyed glare for emphasis.
And those arguments in the locker room with all the guys wearing tighty whitey’s? Whose idea was that? The same guy who thought up the oiled up beach volleyball game?
Ooh! Maverick is a tough guy!
Nothing against the movie when it came out and for the time it came out. Like looking at late 80’s hair and clothes. Just makes me wince.
I do love that all the trainees lean forward or stand up and the guys who knew him visibly relax, thats awesome acting and direction.
To actually do the maneuvers and pull through the stresses is truly amazing.
I love how Hondo is not even surprised like he already knows how exceptional of a pilot Maverick is and that he could do this mission from the beginning.
Absolutely!...I guess I wasn't the only one that thought that!
Just doin that pilot shit...
the look on his face is worry, because he just realized Mav is going in . Also notice that two students didn't jump out of their seat, Rooster & Hangman. they know they have to do the same, they aren't spectators.
@@AvishalomShalityeah you can see they’re both impressed, but definitely seeing it as “okay, it’s possible so we have to try”
Hondo might be thinking, "Oh shit. 10G? That's a lot of hours for air crew to fix that plane up."
Don't forget the incredible work Hans Zimmer's score is doing in the intense build-up of this scene! The man is a Music Legend!
Hans is LEGENDARY
I had no idea it was Zimmer! Makes it even more epic!
And still didn't beat the original.
@@autry33 Zimmer had quite the year with Top Gun Maverick, Dune and No Time To Die as soundtracks he worked on
The dedication shown by putting the actors in the back seat and pulling maneuvers made all the difference. Incredible film.
This is how you made an all time sequence for movies history...saluted
A leader doesn't order others what to do, he leads by showing them how it's done.
👍👍
I LOVE that movie so goddamn much. 20 years of hype and expectations, and Cruise delivered. That is an amazing accomplissement.
Casting was just spot on and all the actors portraying Naval aviators just nailed it. Mannerisms, lingo, swagger, etc. one of my fave scenes has no F-18s in it - rooster walking to his jet on the flight deck and hangman stopping him to say “give em hell”- just a pro move and so emotional
Everything is just perfect in this movie.sound track,músic.video edition...gives me The chills.i fonte get tired off watching and listen this great masterpiece
This movie shows the new generation what the movie experience is all about. The reason ‘going to the movies’ became a thing. It was experiences like this. Not the movies they’re used to seeing, instead, the movies we grew up with. Thank you Tom Cruise for seeing through your vision and not listening to any new age corporate bullcrap.
Raw, chilling authenticity. I could almost feel the g-force from the intensity in his voice, the high velocity, and tight turns. This is Academy Award cinematography at its best.
Welll the USAF allowed them to passenger seat ( there's a reason why they didn't used 5th gen)
Some people don’t get how crazy these scene is, the fact he was able to make it past the ridge BEFORE the bombs landed, simply crazy
One of the greatest scenes in movie history. No joke. I watch this when I'm on the treadmill at the gym and I need a boost :)
Perfect absolutely perfect. Just everything about this scene from the subtle music added near the end to the epic camera work this scene was perfect. The whole movie was bloody great... Please please please can we make more movies like this.
It's very rare that sequels even get it right let alone meet or exceed the legendary status of the first film. This is one such rare example! When I first went to see it in theaters and I heard that music in the opening sequence I immediately knew I was in for a treat, little did I know how much of an amazing treat that was! I own both films and have to watch them back to back now. Sooooo goooood!
Like you, as soon as the music started i was hooked! Emotions ran high and lasted all the way to the end... The best sequel I think I've ever seen, one of the top movies I've probably ever seen, and somehow it managed to go above and beyond the original Top Gun!
I only have one comment, "Maverick has the ball!".
One of my favorite scenes! Chills every time, especially when Maverick says, "Well, I'm goin anyway." This has become one of my favorite movies! It's so awesome! 10/10 recommend!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
@@Writingspirit0-vk4ek yes, I love that too. "Nice." is all that needed to be spoken. Perfect 👌🏻
I got the privilege of seeing this movie in the theater in 4D, which while gimmicky, was so freaking fun and it lent itself well to the nature of the film. And probably the closest i might get to feeling the thrill of what it's like to be in a fighter jet navigating these hills. This scene was hands down my favorite in the whole movie, and this instantly became one of my favorite movies evarrrrr 😍
I spent 28 years working for NAVAIR as a design technician AEROSPACE/ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL. And 13 years in uniform as a flight deck aircraft troubleshooter/final checker. Shot many birdS of the pointy end CV-67 & CVN-69. I was also a charter member of the RHINOs engine design team, 14 years. The F414-GE-400, Incredible power plant, and one righteous aircraft. FLY NAVY.
I loved the subtlties. Cyclone wouldn't do 2:30 because he felt that while Maverick could do it, there were no Maverick's in that class, and the mission was pretty much guaranteed to fail. By Maverick doing 15 seconds faster, he showed Cyclone the best he could do, which showed they could be 15 seconds slower than that to complete the objective. And therefore showing Cyclone that none of them had to be Maverick level to complete the mission. And that he could have them ready.
Game Theory! :)
One of the best scenes in the movie! I know this movie isn't probably most technically accurate but it is highly entertaining and that's all I want is to he entertained and on the edge of my seat and this movie definitely delivered that in spades! ❤🔥
Exactly
Actually I have a flight instructor in my family that has flown these machines a lot of times, and he stated that it was realistic all throughout. All from how the missions were created to how it was flown etc. Everything was feasible, however maybe not your run of the mill mission.
@@TellusJD 2 Tomahawk missiles and done.
@@TellusJDthey used flares instead of chaff to make it more visually appealing your flight instructors just stupid
Every time this scene pops up on my TH-cam feed, I stop to watch. Top Gun: Maverick was a miracle of a movie and this is its best scene.
I feel like a kid again watching this. Memories of the first time you watched airwolf as a kid, only 50 times faster and more awe
Happy to say I saw this in the theater. Just a masterpiece!
I saw this movie seven times in the theater and in every format possible. It was like watching it for the first time EVERY time. Regardless of how you feel about Tom Cruise's personal life, this man truly brought film and the filmgoing experience back.
I Saw this movie twice and IT was a really good movie. It's better than CGI. Cinema would be so better If directors and Producers makes movies with realistics Special effects than in the 80's
Should have won Best Picture Oscar. Everything was top notch. Acting, writing, cinematography, action, sound, music. Everything.
I have watched this movie like 4 times it's excellent every time. Not often a sequel blows away the first ans this one did. It was excellent. Cruiz should have gotten the Oscar for this movie
This was the scene that made me misty-eyed. Love this movie so much. A true American classic in the modern age. They took Maverick and made him into a real character. His paternal instinct for these pilots was profound here; putting his career on the line to show that it CAN be done in a way that would give those young pilots a shot at staying alive, as opposed to treating them like disposable assets. It's brilliant. This whole movie was a work of Logos.
It’s fake.
Congratulations to the filmmakers and to the audience who went to the theater to witness cinema greatness that comes so rarely these days in the 2020s. This test scene was breathtaking on June 1st when I first saw it with a friend who rarely goes to the theater.
Even now, Maverick is a 4K sculpture in cinematography & in screenwriting on TH-cam.
The narrative structure is so classic here: hero completes first major task, overcomes the non-believers, training for major boss is finished, and all focus comes in-line for third act. It must've been amazing to be in edit bay as this came together. That one bit of dialog at climax, the "Holy s**t!" part, how much you wanna bet that line spent weeks or even months before approval. Somebody probably put their job on the line over that bit.
“BULLSEYE…holy SHIT!!!”
Love that!