We Watched *Top Gun* For the First Time & It Was Worth The Wait!
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The Top Gun Naval Fighter Weapons School is where the best of the best train to refine their elite flying skills. When hotshot fighter pilot Maverick (Tom Cruise) is sent to the school, his reckless attitude and cocky demeanor put him at odds with the other pilots, especially the cool and collected Iceman (Val Kilmer). But Maverick isn't only competing to be the top fighter pilot, he's also fighting for the attention of his beautiful flight instructor, Charlotte Blackwood (Kelly McGillis).
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The best part of the movie is that This movie was actually made in full participation with the US Navy, everything you see from the deck scenes to the flight scenes were real, with US Navy pilots with cameras on and in their planes. RIP Tony Scott the director, he was truly a film making legend
Government propaganda paid for indeed.
Still a great movie! But the government didn’t partner up for nothing, just to con young men into signing up
@@geneeverett33especially during the height of the Cold War.
On an F14 (and most modern fighter aircraft) the back seater is NOT. A co -pilot, he is the guy who works the radar, radios, etc.
Guys you don't get to pick your own call sign! It's given to you by the other pilots in your first squadron.
And your call sign is never cool. Usually something embarrassing you did during training or at your first assignment.
Great observation in that Ice Man being overwhelmed by enemy fighters is the same that happened to Maverick's dad.
Top Gun 1 is such an iconic movie and so many people of the 80s and the 90s have such vivid memories of it. One of Tom Cruise’s most iconic roles as Maverick. For that time I loved how they shot the film and did all of the plane sequences. It was sad to see Goose die as it was painful as he was his best friend. Tom Cruise doing best which is risking his life in doing crazy stunts to entertain us all as he’s still doing it till this day, it’s truly admirable. Loved your reaction/analysis. Looking forward to your reaction to Top Gun: Maverick.
It’s highway. It’s always been highway. No matter what you hear, it’s still highway to the danger zone LMAO.
I went to the danger zone sounds so weird 🤣
Omg a Baldwin brother🤣🤣🤣🤣. That's Val Kilmer👍👍
ITS NOT I WENT!!! Its Highway lol
I am 50yrs old known this movie all my life and they had me questioning the song lol❤😂
Highway to the Danger Zone. Right into the Danger Zone.
I had blood coming out of my eyes when they said that plus when they mixed up Jon Voight and Val Kilmer
The rear seat is the RIO Radar Intercept Officer, this splits the duties between the aviator and the RIO. The Navy doesn't have pilots, they have aviators. Call signs are not by the aviator but given to them by the squadron members usually after you done something stupid.
The planes in the movie were the Legendary Grumman F-14 Tomcats, truly a beautiful plane.
ok nerd
Fun fact-the first microprocessor was used on the F-14 to control the wing sweep automatically according to airspeed to maximize performance
F14 is badass but those f5s looked mean painted black!!
all of us 80's kids felt Goose's death. Now you have to watch the sequel!
The guy in the back isn’t a Co-pilot, he’s a navigator and weapons operator. He has no flight controls.
Pilot call signs aren’t chosen, they’re given. The more a pilot dislikes a potential call sign, the more it sticks.
since 1986, I've never heard anyone hear "I went to the Danger Zone". I've also never heard anyone somehow see a "Baldwin" brother in this movie.
They are idiots that should stick to video games
one of my all time favorite facts is that the brother of Ewan McGregor (obi wan in star wars prequels) is a US pilot and his call sign is Obi Two
First chorus is "Highway to the danger zone, Ride in to the danger zone" Second chorus is "Highway to the danger zone, I'll take you right in to the danger zone".
In my younger days, I was a Cadet at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. During our 1st summer of training, one 4th Class cadet (a freshman like me), and one U.S. Air Force Pilot had passed in a training accident. During a simple orientation flight, the pilot oxygen had failed. Ignoring orders to eject, the cadet tried to turn the plan toward the airport and it crashed into the side of a mountain. We were first all 'Yelled Out' about how orders have to be followed without hesitation, then they told us that 2.5% of the training flights result in an accident, with about half of those leading to a fatality within the crew or on the ground.
and it only gets better with the next one!!
I believe you don't pick your call sign, your fellow pilots choose it for you.
I love that AC/DC song that goes... "I went to hell!"
😅
You talked over Carol talking about Penny Benjamin! You really should try to listen to the dialogue of a movie just a little bit more 😊
been thinking that for a while. Even on patron it doesn't get better
12:12 - The actual real-life first Top Gun instructor "Viper", Rear Adm. Pete Pettigrew, makes a cameo as the older guy that Maverick attempts to discourage Charlie from sitting down with.
It’s kinda both.
The lyrics are,
“Highway to the Danger Zone,
Ride into the Danger Zone.”
.........Oh my God.... All these years I thought the second line was *Right* into the Danger Zone!
Like... for 38 years!
@@kevinburton3948I always thought the same.
@@kevinburton3948There is a line "Gonna take it right into the danger zone".
@@3DJapan Yes I do know that line- however I always thought the first chorus was "Highway to the Danger Zone... Right into the Danger Zone"
Honestly I'm going to block "ride into" out of my mind and keep believing it's "right into" LOL!
I was 15 when the movie came out and watched it with a friend. When it ended, we both jumped up and would have joined if we had been old enough. Three years later when the Navy recruiter showed up at our school I told him I wanted to fly jets like Maverick but because I didn’t have 20/20 vision he told me I couldn’t be a pilot but I could be a navigator (Goose). I went to college instead. Turned out my ASVAB score was high for radar tech on the Trident nuclear subs, when The Hunt for red October came out during my freshman year of college, I thought, man I could’ve been doing that! 😂
And last one the person the back in not your "CO-Pilot" it's called your RIO, (Radar Intercept Officer) they are in charge of making sure the missiles are locked on, weapons systems are working and oversee the plane while the pilot is busy flying the plane, they do not have any control over the plane whatsoever. most fighter jets don't have one anymore because technology and computer systems have replaced their job.
Not radio intercept officer. It's Radar Intercept Officer. The F 14 Tomcat could track 24 targets at one time and fire on six at one time. That's done by radar. Not radio..
@@charlestaylor686 well thank you I always thought it was "Radio" thank you for the correction
Talk to me Goose! Wait until you Watch Top Gun: Maverick. I cried like a baby.
Notice Viper. He YELLED at Maverick, without even raising his voice. And yet, it had MORE power.
Goose is the most realistic Navy callsign in the movie. The Air Force gives out "Mavericks" and "Iceman". The Navy issues a callsign to tease you, like "Spanky" because a Vaseline jar might have fallen out of your rack, or "Dookie" because you pooed too much. Edit: real callsigns and real scenarios of friends.
A great example is the aerial coordinator for the movie Captain (Then Lieutenant Commander) Lloyd Abel. He was the F14 pilot who got to buzz the tower for real. His call sign.... 'Bozo'
@@mojomegaman Air Force is full of assholes too lol I was no pilot just a crew chief, but due to having supposedly a big head and short arms I was given the name T Rex 😆 I was constantly made fun of due to me having to lean to the side to reach the bottom of any pant pocket.
The Hero planes were the Northrop Grumman F-14A Tomcat, The planes playing the role of the MiG-28's (These don't actually exist) are are the Northrop F-5 Tiger, and the planes that Viper and Jester are flying are the Douglas A-4 Skyhawk. the boom that is extending from the A-4's fuselage is the aerial refueling boom.
Yeah MIG's are always uneven numbers.
This movie gives everyone "Goosebumps" 🤣🤣🤣
Goose isn't as tall as it seems...well...he is 6'4", but Cruise is 5'7" so the contrast is big.
Iceman is actor Val Kilmer who is also in the new movie "MAVERICK".
I can't believe you guys have only just watched this movie for the first time, this is an amazing movie, it is one of my most watched movies of all time, I must have watched it close to 100 times since it's release in 1986.
i just watched this movie for the first time this year because i always potponed it and i was like i wasted so much timeeee
You don't choose your own nickname. Other buddies choose it for you.
Watch the sequel- you’ll have tears but they won’t be like this.
F-18's did not fly back in 1986 - those are F-14's. F-18 were flown in TOP GUN Maverick
F-18 was in service from 1983. First flight 1978.
@@martinsv9183 Yes - I'm aware that the Northrop YF-17, later modified as the F-18, which was in a flyoff against the YF-16. I'm adopting Robert Coram's book, BOYD as a feature film.
The 'Back Seat' person is NOT a pilot🙂. they take care of weapon, position, and combat controls.
1. An old shipmate of mine was onboard the Enterprise when they filmed this.
2. Gooses death was not Maverick's fault. Iceman was bogarting his LOS approach and they got caught in the jet wash. Everything that could have gone wrong, did go wrong.
3. I spent 24 years in the US Navy. Six on "bird farms" (Carriers). I have seen 1000+ launches and landings without a single crash. These men, women and the men and women working the flat tops are doing the most dangerous job in the world (for the good guys). Shout out🤩🤩🤩🤩
4. Kelly McGillis/Charlie was in a movie with Harrison Ford "Witness" that's seriously worth a first time/share HINT HINT
5. Tom Skerritt/Viper not only played Dallas in "Alien" he also played Strawberry in "Up in Smoke" with Cheech and Chong.
6. Val Kilmer/Iceman has a long list of movies including but not limited to: "Willow", "The Doors" and "Tombstone"
7. The officer(Goose) is the RIO (Radar Intercept Officer) radar, communications and navigation.
8. Onboard the ship the Squadron leader would not be smoking a cigar in that operation space.
9. Meg Ryan is my honey. A great overlooked movie with her is with Tom Hanks called "Joe vs the Volcano" She plays 3 parts. HINT HINT
10. Onboard the ship/aircraft all the perspiration is Hollywood (not the pilot). There is AC onboard.
11. The TOP GUN school is no longer located at Miramar near San Diego. It's now at NAS Fallon, NV.
12. In 1991 I was stationed on the USS INDEPENDENCE (CV-62) and they made a movie onboard called "Flight of the Intruder". It was seriously cool. Brad Johnson, Willem DeFoe and Danny Glover. I'm actually in it for a very brief period of time. HINT HINT.
13. Watching/sharing the new "Top Gun Maverick" is a must. The ariel work in that movie makes this one seems like they were practicing. Better yet, it has a plot. (besides Navy recruitment).
I don't know how many times I've seen this movie and never realized Merlin is Tim Robbins.
How can you not know HIGHWAY to the Danger Zone?????!!!! Do you guys live under a rock or something??? 🤣🤪
And they are the ICONIC F-14s, not F/A-18s
Guys for future reference don't talk all over the flight scenes. That's the movie. Youissed so much dialog
they do this with lot movies talk so much over the movie and at times they see actor they know but can't remember they sit there and constantly trying to remember the actor and miss some of dialog in movie and seem not notice what going on or what been said
I'm dating my self, but i watched this on a repeat on VHS as a kid, later no wonder i was (and still am) fan for PC flight sims 🤓
The word "Man" in Star Trek and just about anywhere else... in that context was simply short for "Mankind". "Human". Times change.
At Top Gun the instructors were flying A4's not.Migs. The thing sticking out is the inflight refueling probe.
Often overlooked part of the incident where Goose died is that Maverick tells Iceman to break off high right but he breaks off high left causing the engine disruption
Really? Val Kilmer being called a Baldwin is almost as ridiculous as not getting the song, Highway to the danger zone.
The pilots and Rios, doesn't get to pick their call signs, they are picked by their commander, then it's yours for life.
In Top Gun Maverick, the in cockpit scenes are real. The actors were in the back seats of Navy F/A-18F's. The HD camera was mounted on the dashboard facing them. And Navy fighter pilots were in the front seat fliying the planes. The actors had to go through training to learn how to withstand the G forces. So all the wild manuevering you see from inside the cockpits is real. The video shot couldn't be reviewed until the planes landed. So if the shot was wrong the director couldn't simply call "cut" and start over. The actors and their Navy pilots would have to go up and do the in cockpit scene again. Also, this is the first movie to ever show an actor (Tom Cruise) actually being launched from an aircraft carrier. Again, Cruise was actually sitting in the back seat. A real Navy fighter pilot was up front at the controls. The hype behind Top Gun Maverick is more than well deserved.
Has anyone else noticed that the captain of the Enterprise is Mr. Strickland from Back to the Future? These movies were made in 1985 and 1986. BTTF, then Top Gun. I’m not sure what the actor’s name is.
What stops the jets as they land on the air craft carrier is a 1 inch thick steel cable that they replace after every 10 planes are been "caught". And the song is "Highway to the danger zone". The aircraft carrier can store up to 90 individual air force jets at one time. You are going to love the sequel TOP GUN "MAVERICK!!!
*Navy
Turn on subtitles. It's "highway" to the danger zone. How can you not hear that?!
Most of Maverick's antics during this movie would have gotten him thrown out of the US Navy. He would have been sent home by the middle of the movie.
Sent to the brig.
I’ve been told the same thing by my pastor. He’s a Navy veteran who served on a carrier. It’s still one of my favorite movies.
But that would have made for a boring movie.
The Ice Man / Iceman pronunciation joke was done in Friends when Phoebe kept saying Spiderman like that.
That bit they did singing to the girl is a real thing, well to me it was as a bunch of US Marines that were in town doing training with our Canadian military here in Halifax Nova Scotia were at a bar that I showed up to one night, I was bored so I went out by myself to have a drink as it was a Wednesday night, day off the next day and couldn't find anyone to go out with and just said F it and went out, walked into the bar which I knew all the staff, say at the bar which my friend was the bartender at and all these American Marines were there and I was literally the only girl. After a bit a bunch came over and started to sing You've lost that living feeling bit, it was a bit embarrassing but funny as well. I ended meeting a bunch of them and hit it off with one guy in particular and we hung out together for the whole summer while they were here. Kind of a summer romance I guess. He was from Philadelphia but stationed at Cherry Point north Carolina. I actually went down there to visit him for a week after he left Halifax. And to this day we are still friends for over 25 years now. All the guys were cool and very respectful, good times and great memories! ❤
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The tube-looking thingy pointing out the front of that aircraft is a mid-air refueling boom.
Maverick kept putting Charley off, about the Mig incident, to keep her interested in him. Otherwise, once she got the info she wanted, she could have pulled a "Wham, Bam, thank you Sir."
At 25:38, it wasn't the "afterburner " you saw. It was the F-14A dumping fuel. They just did it for the shot because there's no reason to do it in a combat engagement. I served aboard a Navy CV during the time this movie came out, and saw all of the aircraft the Navy used aboard their carriers during Flight Ops. In my opinion, the F-14 is still the most iconic aircraft the Navy used.
Unfortunately people die while training often, that's part of the gig. And yes I wouldn't call it propaganda but of course it's a recruiting tour. At least when I was in the Marines you were issued two sets of dog tags so I'm sure Goose's wife had a pair 😊
Bro, it’s summertime, in San Diego, Miramar, the high desert
F-14 Tomcat, a classic!
There are a lot of things from this movie you need to remember for Top Gun Maverick 😊 First in the beginning when Maverick and Goose are called in to the Squadron commander office and he is chewing them out. He mentions one Admirals daughter Penny Benjamin. Later Carol (Goose's wife mentioned her in the dinner/ bar. Also my favorite line in Top Gun Maverick is when Rooster says "c'mon Mav do some of that pilot $h!+. Just a fun fact the old man Charlie is with in the officers club is the real Viper Commander Peter Pettigrew.. and it's Highway to the Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins 😊
You were discussing the sex scene well *Kelly McGillis* who plays *Charlotte 'Charlie'* is a Lesbian in Real Life
Also the Elevator scene was added later & she had changed her hair for another roll (Is Why She's Wearing a hat)
Anthony Edward's was on the series ER.
You can see Tom Skerrit in the movie M*A*S*H
Val Kilmer was also in Tombstone
The song is Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins. The lyric is Highway to the danger zone,
I'll take you right into the danger zone.
Their Callsign are given to them, they don't pick them.
The Goose is a RIO, (radar intercept officer) he has no control over flying the plane. The plane is a Grumman F-14 Tomcat. It is predominantly a Carrier aircraft. The "Elastic" the plane catches to stop is actually the aircraft arresting system. The system is made up of steel wire ropes stretched across the deck and attached to hydraulic cylinders below deck. When the aircraft's tailhook catches a wire, the wire pulls, and the hydraulic cylinders absorb the energy to stop the plane. The piece sticking out the side is the refueling Arm. More than likely a KC-135 Stratotanker sends out a Drogue and the plane puts the Probe into the drogue and fule is transferred to the Fighter. The reason Charlie looked different in the elevator is because it was a reshootn and Kelly McGillis had Dark hair, as she was filming Witness.
Micheal Ironside has the coolest name. 🖖
"Dinglehopper" = I love it!
Revvin' up your engine
Listen to her howlin' roar
Metal under tension
Beggin' you to touch and go
Highway to the Danger Zone
Ride into the Danger Zone
Jester was played by Michael Ironside who was also in Total Recall, Karate Kid III and voices Sam Fisher (protagonist) in the famous Splinter Cell game franchise. He does have the most awesome voice.
The average military member probably got 10 sets of dog tags laying around.
Carriers are the most dangerous piece of real estate in the United States of America.
Dude in 1987 it was the F14 Tom Cat only 2 countries had that jet fighter at that time Us and Iran and that jet at that time was so much GOLD because, in the Iraq and Iran war, we breakdown Iraq's air force just search
I am not American but I know everything about your airforce After 10 min you guys make me bored Please don't react to these types of movies because you guys just make fun of this movie and pilots and it's not respectful
You don't get to pick your own call sign. It's chosen for you.
F-14s were prone to compressor stalls, especially in the early models.
During ejections in a flat spin on f-14s the canopy was sometimes held in place by low pressure created by the aircraft and the seats could eject the crew into the canopy.
Star Citizen player here! I had just graduated high school when I watched this in the theaters in 1986. When I watched Top Gun Maverick in the theater... man... the feels. If you like Top Gun, you will love Top Gun Maverick.
F-14 Tomcat retired now but a legendary aircraft they used F-5's for the enemy "Migs" and A-4 Sky Hawks for the mock enemy aircraft at Top Gun and hey if you're a medical drama fan you can watch Anthony Edwards on the show ER amazing actor also the probe sticking out of the A-4's during training were midair refueling probes
I was in the Navy stationed on a ship in San Diego when this was filmed. Hell yes there was smoking on the ship from revelry to lights out. I also lived on C Street and the scene where Charlie chased Maverick down is on the B Street hill, my wife and I walked over to watch the shoot.😊 They are not a copilot. They are a RIO (Radar Information Officer) They are flying F-14s and they are flying too close for combat plus if Iceman's plane had been hit by 30mm cannon fire at that speed it would break apart. But hey it's Hollywood 😊
This movie was one of the best recruiting tools the Navy every had. All the recruiters had to do was go into high schools or arcade places and ask "Hey, how would you like to do this for real?" Boom, signed up.
As soon as the film starts, the testosterone takes effect immediately🤣
Favorite movie of carrier sailors: Top Gun. That elastic thing on the deck: an arresting "cable" not elastic. And yes, I mean no.... Not an F-16. Looks... More like an F-14 Tomcat? Go figure. And, I can't believe there are still people who haven't seen this movie. 😎😵💫🇺🇲💙👍🛫
Top Gun is the cheesiest 80s movie to ever 80s and I LOVE IT! Top Gun: Maverick is a realistic Star Wars (original) and I LOVE IT MORE!
Both are immensely rewatchable and have deserved places in cinematic history and I honestly don't care who disagrees with me.
(FWIW, my brother is a military pilot and he found the sequel to be incredibly realistic.)
24:18 Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman were not together yet, they didn't meet until the filming of Days of Thunder which came out in 1991.
The guy in the backseat is not a co-pilot. He is the Radar Intercept Officer. He doesn't even have controls to fly the plane. And I wouldn't want to land on a carrier from the back seat. We do have unmanned aircraft that can do carrier landings today. but not back then. They make the dogfights happen at a higher altitude for safety. If you are above 10,000 ft it's less likely that someone dives into the ground. Although they keep showing the jeta flying very low in this movie. At this point in time, hardly any pilots had any air to air victorys so Maverick would have been considered an Ace and the best choise for a Top Gun instructor.
This movie & Rocky 4 are 2 of my all-time favorite movie soundtracks ever made. Did you hear Tom Cruise tell the story of how he vomited his first time riding in a fighter jet? Now that you saw this movie, you can watch 1 of my other top favorite Cruise movies, "Days of Thunder", or as I call it, "Top Gun with cars". You can also watch the comedy movie, "Hot Shots", which is so funny. All these years later, I still cry at the Goose dying scene. I cannot wait for them to see Top Gun 2. No spoilers, but I think we can place bets on the inevitable comments they will make about another popular movie while watching it.
The guy in the back is not a co-pilot, he is RIO. They are responsible for monitoring the radar and basically being the eyes and ears (and to tell where the enemies are) so the pilot can focus on flying. RIO does not have any controls for the plane. So if the pilot loses it, they are both in trouble.
Pilots don’t choose their call signs. The other pilots (their peers) choose the call sign. Most of the time it is a little “dig” at some mistake they’ve made or something about their personality, both good or bad.
*(Hot Shots)* is a comedy that parodies much of *(Top Gun)*
Not a copilot ... Person in the front flies, person in the back operates the electronic warfare gear
Nor a wingman!
Back seater is a weapon systems officer.
Oh man Elite Dangerous is so sick, I can't even fathom how big that game is. I like games where things are absurdly detailed and complex, and even that game is pushing it for me. Love it!
Now you can watch the parody, Hot Shots.
The production almost got in trouble because they were given permission to fire 2 missiles but in the movie you see 3. However it was just fancy editing and filming to look like a third one.
Jester didn't just go below 10k at the end..... he decided to merge with Maverick at 500ft at the beginning. Lol
Val Kilmer also played Jim Morrison in the movie about the sixties band "The Doors".
How is it neither of you knew the opening song Highway to the Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins
It's just called "Danger Zone" brodie....
1986. Tom Cruise was single. He met Nicole Kidman on the side of days of thunder. I don’t know how soon after they got married.
The ACES 2 ejection seat recovery system makes it impossible for Goose to die the way he did. No electronics needed for it to run, runs on something similar to det cord. Its pops the canopy off first then the seat second, in that sequence. Even if for some reason the canopy doesnt come off first, the seat is taller than all pilots and has a point at the top designed to destroy the canopy if the pilot seat has to go thru the canopy. The parachute uses electrolysis to detach the chute from the pilot in even the pilot lands in water unconscious. Earlier jets did not have the ACES 2 system, but the American F14 Tomcats portrayed in this movie should have it.
The F-14A model had the Martin Baker GRU-7A ejection seat. I do not know enough about that seat to know if it did or did not have the safety measure of being taller to break the canopy as you describe the ACES 2 seat having.
With the canopy jettisoning during a flat spin, it would not blow back out of the way but linger in the wake above the aircraft. Ejecting through the glass would have been better.
Those are F-14A. No elastic, steel cables.
How dare you call Val Kilmer a Baldwin brother!! Canadians🙄
That thing you were referring to on the mig that was sticking out is the refueling nozzle.
I was a Navy Brat growing up, born on a Marine Corp air base. The Navy and Marines are related, normal people dont know that. Anyway, this movie is somewhat realistic. And most stunts and etc are REAL in this movie. In fact, DOD authorized the use of 2 live missiles for the end fight scenes. It looked so real, an investigation was launched to see if they actually shot off more than just 2. PS .. You can see the cameras mounted to a few of the F-14's. No way around it. Currently the Navy's main plane of choice is the F/A-18 Super Hornet. Check out any US Navy Blue Angles 4k videos. I N S A N E ! ! And one of the sexiest looking jets ever forged from a steel mill!
Highway through the danger zone
It's "Highway".