@@Charles50Kal Miles acting in Fantastic 4 wasn't bad, it was the writing, directing, time constraints, and everything else that piled down that movie way too hard. That one was a Sony mistake, dragging the actors that played in it down with them
The fact that Miles Teller actually played the piano and did it this well makes me love him and the character even more. Which I didn’t know was possible
@@emilxert I've had a similar experience to the one miles teller's Character has on the film. A teacher expelled me from acting school and I've watched the film a couple of years later with ptsd pretty recent so I gaged every time that teacher was on frame,I've even gave him a name ( to the teachers Character) "child of Satan"
The most realistic part of this scene is how everyone gets mumbly during the verses cause they don't all know the lyrics, but then they loudly shout the chorus, cause everybody knows that part
There's not another person on this planet who could have stepped in and credibly played the role of Goose's son like Miles Teller. My first reaction to seeing his character was: 'yep, that is Goose's son alright, no doubt about it". He just made you believe it, instantly. That is good acting and attention to detail.
Keep in mind, Miles Teller is actually playing and singing the song, combined with perfectly nailing the role of Rooster, he has me convinced that Rooster is Goose's son.
At 0:54 his right hand would need to be farther to his right to play the notes that are supposed to be coming from the piano. Given that they never show him playing anything complicated when the do tilt from his hands to his face I don't think he was really playing.
@@christianboehlefeld5168 as far as I know he claimed to have learned the song and played it during the filming (whether true or not I have no idea). Maybe this was from another part of the song and they just used it as a filler? EDIT: It looks like a cut and they just started the audio from the next section early
I love how realistic this feels. Everyone doing their own random dances, not remembering the lyrics but screaming the ones they know, Miles laughing in the middle of singing. Easily one of the best scenes in the whole movie.
he’s been my favorite actor for like 5 years and always answer the question who’s your favorite actor with miles teller. This man can act and im here for all his movies no matter the genre, idc it’s a romcom
This just makes me want an extended version of the film even more. I really like how they flipped the emotional punch in the film but I also really enjoyed seeing the full version of the performance by Rooster. The casting overall was excellent but almost everyone was doing a lot with very little to work with, then this just shows a lot of it ended up on the cutting room floor.
It's a nice scene, but full version of it wouldn't work in the movie, it would kill pacing and would look out of place considering how that scene played out in the movie, they probably never intended to use the full version of it. The movie is perfect as it is, it's very well paced and balanced.
@@fruityrobo7 Well Tom Cruise was given a lot to work with but all the other characters, bar Rooster, weren't given any interior development. As I said I liked the actors but compared to the original the support characters weren't given barely any room to breath.
@@kdscool1536 Which is why I would like an extended version as you can afford to be less particular about such perfect timing. I for one would enjoy the supporting cast, both first and second order, having a bit more development.
@@blackandbluex That's impressive. He also seems to he musically talented. But doesn't add to his acting ability. He is the same character in everyone he is in.
Cannot say enough how perfect this movie was and how spot on the casting was, especially with Miles Teller! It's awesome that he was actually playing the piano and singing in this scene, and it's cool to see this play out without all the cinematic emotional impact from the movie.
No he doesn't actually play it..if not, they will show his hands while playing, without too many camera cuts..I see no information about this on Google .btw.
This movie was incredible man. I finally got around to watching it yesterday. Everyone told me that it was good, but I was still a little skeptical because I usually hate when they try do remakes and sequels of classic films like this. I thought, “No way this movie is that good, surely they’re overhyping it.” They weren’t. This movie WAS that good, and dare I say it, better than the original. One of the best movies I’ve seen in a long time.
of finally someone that has the great balls of fire to say that it was actually better than the original. The original was good but this one is just a masterpiece. I'd say even in the top 3 of Tom Cruise s movies.
@@Leo-pq3gt My top 3 favorite Tom Cruise movies are probably Top Gun: Maverick, The Last Samurai, and Edge of Tomorrow. He’s got so many though, it’s hard to really narrow it down to just three. Top Gun, Rain Man, Mission Impossible, Cocktail, Jerry Maguire, Collateral, War of the Worlds, A Few Good Men, Days of Thunder, Minority Report, etc. A lot of Cruise’s movies are classics, he’s one of the last truly great Hollywood movie/action stars. And the fact that a lot of people consider Top Gun Maverick to be one of his best films out of all those great films is a testament to how good this movie really is.
Actually playing the piano to being in the seat of the F-18, it's an understatement to say Miles pulled this extremely challenging role of Rooster to perfection.
At 0:54 the notes from the piano and the positions of the hands to not match. His right hand would be farther to his right to play the notes at that part of the song. I wanted to believe he was playing, but that is one of many things about the scene that make me doubt it.
@@christianboehlefeld5168 From his wikipedia page: "While attending Lecanto High School,[6] he played the alto saxophone in a rock band, was a drummer for a church youth group band, and was president of the drama club.[13][14] He also played piano and guitar, and was on the baseball team, hoping to turn professional."
Imagine getting to do awesome stuff and getting paid for it. Then imagine people saying you're awesome because you got to do awesome stuff. Grow up, this guy was lucky to be asked to be in this movie. Why are these actors getting credit for being in an aircraft? Literally ANYONE would say yes to that. All you people need to stop giving out accolades to people who are entitled.
Yeah, at first i thought Goose is back like reborn. It was so damn perfectly choice to choose him for this role, as son who seek justice for his late father.
I agree with this 100%! I saw the sequel before the original, and I have to agree that this a good sequel, did the original justice. I saw the original after, and I feel like watching the sequel again. The sequel we didn't know we needed.🙂👍🏻👌🏻
Also…. How cool is it that Tom comes on in the beginning of the film to introduce the movie!? I loved that. A very nice, personal touch that tells you exactly how proud of this movie he is. I can’t say that I blame him. He has every right to be.
One of my favorite moments in the movie was when Rooster said "Talk to me dad." and it cuts to Mav saying "Don't think. Just do." That was a great touch, since Mav said he wanted to be the dad that Rooster lost.
And when Maverick was standing in the same place on the ship where he threw Goose's dogtags into the sea, he says to himself, "talk to me Goose." Right after that, the officer behind him says, "Captain Maverick. You're where you belong."
I went in expecting this movie to be like every other money grabbing remake, but damn I was so wrong. By far one of the best films I have seen in a long time. Edit: I know it's not a damn remake, but my point still stands LOL
I went in expecting a few moments here and there. But they just kept on building up to those moments. The entire time. All the way up to the end of the movie. And than they kept it up.
This is the perfect role for Miles Teller. Though he wasn’t born when the original film was shown. He does such a great job as gooses son. This is definitely a role of a lifetime for him. He’s absolutely adorable and is an incredible actor. Well done miles!
Was NOT expecting to love the movie this much but it made the whole summer better. The sequel we didn't know we needed. And Miles Teller as Rooster just...he slayed it.
I literally watched the first movie for the first time THE NIGHT BEFORE watching the sequel. While the first movie is great and all, Top Gun Maverick left quite a good impression on me. I believe this is quite possibly the best movie of 2022!
I can’t imagine being in that room. That must have been a fun scene to shoot that day. The whole movie was amazing. After i saw it that open long day told everyone who would listen to watch this movie. Saw it four times with new individuals who never saw the movie. Enjoyed it every time.
great movie... but I can't get over this scene where a bunch of kids know all the lyrics to this song. Did they have to memorize it in Navy boot camp or something? Shouldn't they know all the lyrics to a Dua Lipa song instead?
@@HealthyMBS1 honestly like I don’t know all the words because it’s not my favorite song but like everyone knows of the song. So if I was in the military and it was some sort of staple I think everyone would probably know it a good bit
Thank you Tom Cruise for making this film happen, I was worried that it would be a lesser sequel to an iconic movie and instead it turned out to be it’s own great film. One of the best blockbusters of the last 20 years.
@@vladimirputinitinya You can go watch something else if you don't like it. There was no need to click on this video and put obvious bait so you can get a few seconds of attention.
I would just like to say, whoever cast Mr Teller as Rooster, deserves a massive kuddos. I haven't seen the movie ... yet ... but I can't imagine another person playing Goose's son. Thank you Miles for choosing this role. From what I have seen, you knock it out of the park.
since they filmed 800 hours of footages for this movie, i hope they'll continue releasing all these unseen scenes throughout the year to keep us occupied until they release the full DVD (yeah 800 hours in the cockpit of the jet but there's also scenes cut out with the other young pilot cast members like Manny jacinto, Jake picking, etc)
A different version of #GreatBallsofFire from #TopGunMaverick is released without spoiling the original scene from the film. It seems the editor really did a tremendous job to craft the film.
@@TheDylanHoang EVERY spiderman, in no way home? Bro, spoiler alert! Jk, i think statute of limitations on major spoilers is 2 months tops and that movie came out last year.
@@TheDylanHoang To be fair, that movie has been out since mid-December. It had already reached and surpassed a billion in less than a month so I'm sure nearly all fans had already seen it by then lol
Can you imagine how conflicted you'll feel as Maverick? The delight you feel as if you're seeing your dead best friend who you miss more than life itself. And the overwhelming guilt you feel for being responsible for his death, and that you'll do anything to stop that happening to his son.
@@loganwheeler9329 Not fully responsible. However, we can argue that if he did not fly so close to Iceman, he would not get into that situation. The part where he is not responsible is the windshield issue where Goose hit his head after the ejection. That was an accident.
@@Fujtajblus the fault is likely to be iceman’s, if Ice had taken the shot when he had the chance. Maverick wouldn’t have needed to come in. Ice’s hesitation caused the events leading to whatever followed including Goose’s death
When Goose played this song on the piano in the movie, his son was sitting on the lid of the piano. It would have been one of Rooster's last happy memories of his Dad. Given his character's age, it could be one of his few memories, but it probably would have made enough impact on the kid that he would of remembered it. Good scene and character development.
I love Miles Teller's performance at this witty and charming song! This is by far one of the most entertaining parts of the film and a nice callback to the original 1986 movie.
Lyrics :) You shake my nerves and you rattle my brain Too much love drives a man insane You broke my will, but what a thrill Goodness gracious, great balls of fire I laughed at love 'cause I thought it was funny But you came along and you moved me, honey I've changed my mind, this love is fine Goodness gracious, great balls of fire Kiss me, baby Ooh, that feels good, baby Hold me, baby I wanna love you like a lover should You're fine, and so kind Got to tell this world that you're mine, mine, mine, mine I chew my nails and then I twiddle my thumbs I get nervous, but it sure is fun Come on, baby, you drivin' me crazy Goodness gracious, great balls of fire Kiss me, baby Ooh, that feels good Hold me, baby I wanna love you like a lover should You're fine, and so kind I'ma tell this world that you're mine, mine, mine, mine I chew my nails and then I twiddle my thumbs I get nervous, but it sure is fun Come on, baby, you drivin' me crazy Goodness gracious, great balls of fire Have a good day !
@@jaym8094 Kay… I think that the fact that he even did it justice, as JLL was a king, is pretty damn impressive. I don’t think anyone was saying that Miles is “better”…
Everything about top gun is perfect. This extra-scene shows how they are involved in this fantastic story more than 30 years after the endless end of the first one
Have you ever seen a movie where they just got everything... perfect. The perfect casting, the perfect scenes, the perfect action, just... a movie where you go in with certain expectaitons, and those expectations were actually met, and then some? You don't get many movies like that nowadays - which is a damn shame. Which is why movies like Top Gun: Maverick are precious diamonds that should be treasured through all time.
@@totallynotbrucewayne6215 i didn't see the first movie and don't even know what happened in it yet i still love this movie 🤷♀️ you just gotta accept that this is actually a great movie
@@totallynotbrucewayne6215 Movie was great. The only dissapointing thing about it, was the soundtrack, considering the first one had a killer soundtrack with many hits, I was expecting more. Besides One Republic's songs soundtrack was lame and forgetable.
@@y6shda it's sadly just a nostalgia bait movie. Buts all down to opinions. A lot of felt forced. It also did have an agenda. To make money for Tom cruise who's a hard-core scientologist. I don't support Tom due to him being a terrible person
@@zairnermuller4960 I just didn't enjoy it. It felt forced and the acting wasn't that great tbh. The script could've been way better with a different writer.
Lyrics: You shake my nerves and you rattle my brain Too much love drives a man insane You broke my will, but what a thrill Goodness, gracious, great balls of fire I laughed at love 'cause I thought it was funny But you came along and you moved me, honey I changed my mind, this love is fine Goodness, gracious, great balls of fire Kiss me, baby Ooh, that feels good, baby Hold me, baby I wanna love you like a lover should You're fine, you're so kind I'ma tell the world that you're mine, mine, mine, mine I chew my nails, and I twiddle my thumbs I'm getting nervous, but it sure is fun Come on, baby, you're driving me crazy Goodness, gracious, great balls of fire Kiss me, baby Ooh, that feels good Hold me, baby I wanna love you like a lover should You're fine, you're so kind I'ma tell the world that you're mine, mine, mine, mine I chew my nails, and I twiddle my thumbs I get nervous, but it sure is fun C'mon, baby, you're driving me crazy Goodness, gracious, great balls of fire!
@@madhukarjonathanminj2772 The new one is basically "the same basic concept of the original, executed better." Now I personally say this as a fan of the original too, but I like the second one much more.
My 19 year old daughter who didn't know the franchise loved it. We watched the 1986 movie half an hour before arriving at the cinema. Have seen it twice. My wife who can't stand to leave the house to go to the movies went for the figure of Tom Cruise and loved it too. Top Gun: Maverick" proved that cinema doesn't have to be aimed at a single audience, it doesn't belong to a single "tribe". Teens, adults and seniors can enjoy the same experience, without needing a manual. It's been a while since I've seen so many people of different ages at the theater watching the same movie, I believe since the 90s maybe. Top Gun Maverick: the movie that saved the experience of going to the movie theater. Best regards from Brazil 🇧🇷
My friend couldn't go on our usual night so we went on an afternoon instead. We were surprised to find that the cinema was really busy, busier than a lot of nights we've been, and about two thirds were old-age pensioners who all seemed to enjoy it as much as we did.
(very) cool scene. funny "entertaining"; in 2022 a bunch of 25yoa (even navy "officers") would not be playing this "song"; it would be dr. dre song "straight out of Compton" or EmnM of "kill shot". of some "other' violent theme song of the past 25yrs. nicely done. hollywood PR stunt.
I went to watch Top Gun: Maverick at my local theater today. I saw the original back in '86 (and a million times since). The theater was packed like sardines with people from nearly every demographic. And, at the end of the movie we applauded while the closing credits rolled. Goodness! Gracious! Great balls of fire!!!
Man, Miles just blew me away! He really authentically sold this scene as his own and homage to the original. Amazingly talented and I hope he has good career in the industry.
@@jaym8094 What, a real musician plays his song better than an actor? The OP never said it was better, just that it was a nice homage. Bet you're a lot of fun at parties.
After growing up with the Spider-Man movies, MCU, Transformers and everything else us 2000s kid had its nice to see a movie be so damn good. I didn't see Tom Cruise no I saw Maverick. Everything and everyone worked really well together. I got choked up during this scene and when Ice died. It felt like I was right there in the middle. This is what a movie should be. An experience like no other 10/10 will watch again.
We don’t really get movies like these anymore! It’s a once in a lifetime type of movie loved every second of it. I’m marvel fan as well grew up watching all these superhero movies and stuff like that but this is defo my favourite movie ever 👌
It’s like Revenge of the Sith, you think it’s going to be bad since the movies before were bad or movies in the same genera were bad. But it turns out to be great Spider-man 3 was great tho
@@KRDecade2009 I wouldn’t say Revenge of the Sith is that much better. It’s clearly the best of the prequels, but still has most of the baggage that the first two has.
It’s time to give Tom Cruise an Oscar. An actor‘s job is to make you believe he or she is not acting. When you watch this movie you don’t think it’s Tom Cruise acting. You think it’s a Navy fighter pilot named Maverick. Perfect movie.
The Oscars are not worth shit after the list of screw ups they have done. As far as I'm concerned the only award that is worth anything is the National Film Registry and the OG Top Gun was inducted. So Tom Cruise is already a legend. SCREW THE OSCARS!
Movie stars are jealous of Tom. Are they independent like he is? No. Do they pull in what he does? Never. Do they pay attention to detail like Tom? No. Do they perform their own stunts? Never in a million years.
They have blocked the hardware for 40 years because of his spiritual belief system --- but the legendary accomplishments of the Mighty Cruise are simply undeniable at this point, and the Academy becomes the "enemy of the arts" by not bestowing an Oscar to him
I ugly cried in the cinema watching this with the Goose montage overlaid on top. I wish though that this whole scene had been left in on its own, it cements Rooster’s character, especially that little dance at the end where they’re chanting his name. But I was too busy bawling to appreciate it properly!
That was really, really smart of Paramount and the production to film the entire "Great Balls of Fire" performance and release it as a music video. So so great and a perfect marketing tool. I can picture tons of music video bars throughout the country including this in the playlist to get the place excited!
the cinematography and audio design of the scene is stunning. it makes you feel exactly how maverick was feeling. outside observing and not part of it .. absolutely spectacular
I like to think Rooster does this to honor his dad and it just became a thing he got to be known for. They see Rooster head for the piano and know the party is about to kick off.
This brought back so many memories. I was on a joint base in the Army, and a lot of Air Force and Army guys would all hang in this one pub. We had the four pillars of entertainment all under one roof: Country music, rock music, movies/TV, and sports. I had a blast, and was sad to go
@@beepbeep670 yeah it was kind of just there, I didn’t really care for it but I also didn’t really mind it I’m just glad that it didn’t take up a huge portion of the movie
@@birchtree8028 holy cow I was just sitting there like ‘bro when can this end😭’ I don’t hate it but it’s just like,, as you just said, just there for no reason. Loved the movie tho. Watched two times
This scene and the fact that he’s so good at singing and playing piano just confirmed that he would’ve been the perfect Elvis. Not that Austin wasn’t a good Elvis but Miles looks like Elvis Presley so much that’s so crazy. I really hope that we will see him in lot of series/movies he has so much talent.
This scene was truly bitter sweet! One can only imagine the pressure the entire team had to go through to pick up from where the first movie left off. Happy to see that the majority of people absolutely loved the second. Truly a beautiful way to time travel! ✈️
@Lisa Surlie i like movie to be more realistic, rather then pleasing audiences feeling to make it looks impossible. But top gun is one of my favorite movie for 2021-2022. Very enjoyalbe to watch
@Lisa Surlie Bro, are you a child? Top Gun is meant to make you feel something, and it is a tribute to our Armed Forces’ Top Gun. Grow up, the movie isn’t from the marvel universe, I saw you commenting how Wanda would kick Rooster’s ass, you are very immature, stop trying to make the movie out to be awful cause it’s not true, this movie means so much to so many people.
My dad is a Naval commander, and we went to a little get-together with his Navy buddies, and it just so happened a piano was there. What was great was that I had learned how to play this song recently. So, I got onto the bench and began playing, and my dad started singing. Needless to say, I was the highlight of the night.
Wow!! I'm so glad they released this. The energy in this scene was fantastic, natural and hit you in the feels towards the end in the actual film. Brilliant performance by Miles Teller.
How's this full clip not in the movie!! This was absolutely awesome! One of my favorite movies ever. Much needed, need more movies like this. True celebration of Americana.
@@ComedyBros5 yes. In his recent interview with Jimmy Kimmel, he stated that he was actually singing and playing. The song made it on the Top Gun: Maverick soundtrack!
Wow I can’t believe they film the full version of this scene! Miles Teller is awesome! Thanks all the staff for their hard work to bring this incredible masterpiece to the global fans! I’m gonna to watch it again.
Reminds me of the Queen set from the Live Aid concert that was filmed in full for Bohemian Rhapsody, but only a part of it was in the movie. It'll likely be on the Blu Rays.
This really makes me want to see more of the footage that didn’t make it into the final cut. I hope the Blu-Ray comes with tons of deleted or extended scenes. Love Top Gun: Maverick!!
It's neat how this is from the POV of Rooster and his wingmen, and it's a happy friendship moment. In the movie it's from Maverick's POV, and it's a melancholy thing instead.
For real though I hope that Mav got help for his PTSD as well as Rooster (him lashing out at Hangman and Maverick is a sign that Rooster has PTSD as well)
I’ve seen it twice. Took my Papa to see it for Father’s Day since I grew up watching the original with him. Seriously…. Go see it. Find a DFX theater if you can. Recline back and prepare to be immersed in an amazing movie that makes you feel like you’re in the jets with them. All the nostalgia and all the emotions. I WILL be buying this one when it comes out… no questions asked.
@@ChelyAmour Actually yes. While this bar was made as a set, it was based off the I Bar on Naval Air Station, North Island. The actual bar was too small for filming, but some of the steins are from the actual I Bar I think. Features the same hanging airplanes and bell too.
For those who were teenagers in the 80s (like me), we were young when Star Wars, Rocky, Terminator, Karate Kid, Top Gun - I will even add Mighty Ducks and Jurassic Park (early 90s) were first released. I am sure those movies and certain iconic scenes/quotes stayed with us over the decades. And to watch current re-incarnations of these films with my kids is something special. I get to share with them my own childhood of watching these movies when I was a kid, how it felt, what I remembered and how it connects with its modern counterparts.
So great to see the complete footage and not just what is shown in the movie. Miles Teller nails it ... a multi-talented man who can make just getting out of a truck look sexy. Perfectly cast as Rooster..
Miles Teller is the most underrated actor of this generation, this guy is incredibly talented.
What about that Fantastic 4 film 😷
@@Charles50Kal Miles acting in Fantastic 4 wasn't bad, it was the writing, directing, time constraints, and everything else that piled down that movie way too hard. That one was a Sony mistake, dragging the actors that played in it down with them
@@renangelo419 sony? you mean fox?
lol
Underrated for one memorable scene.
Like father, like son. Rooster really nailed the song on the piano. Goose would've been so proud of his son.💯
Miles actually did the singing and actual piano too! Which was super cool
The casting of Miles as a whole was spot on
@today was a good day fucking stop
@@cassrie5885 it was awesome 👌
@@stefeniedavidmusic everyone knows that… we aren’t dumb, we know what acting is…
The fact that Miles Teller actually played the piano and did it this well makes me love him and the character even more. Which I didn’t know was possible
Whoa! I knew Miles could play the drums but i had no idea he could also play the piano. He's very talented.
@@TheDreamingJune still not quite my tempo
@@emilxert that phrase still gives me chills
@@emilxert LOL! You've reminded me to give Whiplash another watch soon. Amazing film!
@@emilxert I've had a similar experience to the one miles teller's Character has on the film. A teacher expelled me from acting school and I've watched the film a couple of years later with ptsd pretty recent so I gaged every time that teacher was on frame,I've even gave him a name ( to the teachers Character) "child of Satan"
This whole clip deserved to be in the movie!!👏👏👏👏
Agreed
Yes
Probably changed for the final cut
@@ItsTenley_4 esOasazd1wz
extended cut for sure
The most realistic part of this scene is how everyone gets mumbly during the verses cause they don't all know the lyrics, but then they loudly shout the chorus, cause everybody knows that part
Lol we did this in my college band so many times
Totally understandable for a bunch of Millenials --- I woulda done the same thing as a teen in the 80's singing an Elvis song LOL
@@tommitchell4570 ROFL!!!!! Trust me, this is also how it was song in the 80s at high school dances or night clubs.
However, the background actors in the bar are almost completely silent during the verses, which is why the scene seems somewhat off.
@@visions_of_noah Well realistically would we hear them in real life if you were in the front?
There's not another person on this planet who could have stepped in and credibly played the role of Goose's son like Miles Teller. My first reaction to seeing his character was: 'yep, that is Goose's son alright, no doubt about it". He just made you believe it, instantly. That is good acting and attention to detail.
Bro I thought the SAME THING. Once I saw him I was like “just be better than creed”
the rock ....
100%
Its uncanny how he look so much like Goose
I am convinced that Miles Teller just went into the audition, put on a fake moustache, and the director was like, “yeah, that’s him.”
Keep in mind, Miles Teller is actually playing and singing the song, combined with perfectly nailing the role of Rooster, he has me convinced that Rooster is Goose's son.
At 0:54 his right hand would need to be farther to his right to play the notes that are supposed to be coming from the piano. Given that they never show him playing anything complicated when the do tilt from his hands to his face I don't think he was really playing.
@@christianboehlefeld5168 as far as I know he claimed to have learned the song and played it during the filming (whether true or not I have no idea). Maybe this was from another part of the song and they just used it as a filler?
EDIT: It looks like a cut and they just started the audio from the next section early
They never showed him actually playing the piano… don’t think he played the song… it was all cuts.
@@meshowzq1430 there is an interview where he admitted to playing it himself. Just like he played the drums in Whiplash.
@@christianboehlefeld5168 That's due to the editing of the video. He's credited as the performer
I love how realistic this feels. Everyone doing their own random dances, not remembering the lyrics but screaming the ones they know, Miles laughing in the middle of singing. Easily one of the best scenes in the whole movie.
Seems like everyone's singing every single lyric
I'm so happy to see Miles getting more popularity, the guy is massively slept on. Great actor.
I heard hes a jerk on couple of productions
Some people dislike him only because of that awful fant four stic reboot lol
he’s been my favorite actor for like 5 years and always answer the question who’s your favorite actor with miles teller. This man can act and im here for all his movies no matter the genre, idc it’s a romcom
@@rons_seb no they dislike him bc he's been a douche in real life
I hope you’ve seen “Whiplash”, but if you haven’t then you’re in for a real treat. Probably Miles Teller’s best performance
This just makes me want an extended version of the film even more.
I really like how they flipped the emotional punch in the film but I also really enjoyed seeing the full version of the performance by Rooster. The casting overall was excellent but almost everyone was doing a lot with very little to work with, then this just shows a lot of it ended up on the cutting room floor.
You said almost everyone? Who is the exception from that? Just curious
Yes I agree like a wedding
It's a nice scene, but full version of it wouldn't work in the movie, it would kill pacing and would look out of place considering how that scene played out in the movie, they probably never intended to use the full version of it. The movie is perfect as it is, it's very well paced and balanced.
@@fruityrobo7 Well Tom Cruise was given a lot to work with but all the other characters, bar Rooster, weren't given any interior development. As I said I liked the actors but compared to the original the support characters weren't given barely any room to breath.
@@kdscool1536 Which is why I would like an extended version as you can afford to be less particular about such perfect timing. I for one would enjoy the supporting cast, both first and second order, having a bit more development.
Instantly one of my favorite movies of all time. 🙌🏽
yo big love!
Me too
No surprise there
@Lisa Surlie sorry Lisa
So true!
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Can we take a minute to appreciate Bob. Starts out shy but wants to fit in but at the end he’s bopping away and trying to sing. Such amazing acting
I must act most Friday and Saturday nights lol
dont you mean bobbing not bopping
What’s your name?
Bob.
I mean you me call sign.
…. Bob
@@christopherjohn5575 mans a real stealth pilot
@@robertkelly3167 No, I’m a weapons system operator.
Everyone forgot how talented Miles Teller is, but being a drummer, he killed it in Whiplash
He's a very limited actor. This role wasn't exactly challenging
@@s0675938 more challenging than becoming you
@@s0675938 he literally pulled g's in an f18 after 3 months of training that would take actual pilots 2 years.
@@blackandbluex That's impressive. He also seems to he musically talented. But doesn't add to his acting ability. He is the same character in everyone he is in.
@@s0675938 Couldn't disagree more. He completely convincing as Goose's son.
Cannot say enough how perfect this movie was and how spot on the casting was, especially with Miles Teller! It's awesome that he was actually playing the piano and singing in this scene, and it's cool to see this play out without all the cinematic emotional impact from the movie.
Well said!!!
No he doesn't actually play it..if not, they will show his hands while playing, without too many camera cuts..I see no information about this on Google .btw.
Yep no woke shit
@@liltp1306 dude he played it. Even the director confirmed it.
Scene was too theatrical. Felt egotistical. Loved Whiplash. But this was cringe.
This movie was incredible man. I finally got around to watching it yesterday. Everyone told me that it was good, but I was still a little skeptical because I usually hate when they try do remakes and sequels of classic films like this. I thought, “No way this movie is that good, surely they’re overhyping it.” They weren’t. This movie WAS that good, and dare I say it, better than the original. One of the best movies I’ve seen in a long time.
of finally someone that has the great balls of fire to say that it was actually better than the original. The original was good but this one is just a masterpiece. I'd say even in the top 3 of Tom Cruise s movies.
@@Leo-pq3gt My top 3 favorite Tom Cruise movies are probably Top Gun: Maverick, The Last Samurai, and Edge of Tomorrow. He’s got so many though, it’s hard to really narrow it down to just three. Top Gun, Rain Man, Mission Impossible, Cocktail, Jerry Maguire, Collateral, War of the Worlds, A Few Good Men, Days of Thunder, Minority Report, etc. A lot of Cruise’s movies are classics, he’s one of the last truly great Hollywood movie/action stars. And the fact that a lot of people consider Top Gun Maverick to be one of his best films out of all those great films is a testament to how good this movie really is.
honestly i thought the first top gun was shit but maverick is really good
Not better than the first, but a very good sequel
I can’t choose between either entry
Actually playing the piano to being in the seat of the F-18, it's an understatement to say Miles pulled this extremely challenging role of Rooster to perfection.
At 0:54 the notes from the piano and the positions of the hands to not match. His right hand would be farther to his right to play the notes at that part of the song. I wanted to believe he was playing, but that is one of many things about the scene that make me doubt it.
@@christianboehlefeld5168 From his wikipedia page:
"While attending Lecanto High School,[6] he played the alto saxophone in a rock band, was a drummer for a church youth group band, and was president of the drama club.[13][14] He also played piano and guitar, and was on the baseball team, hoping to turn professional."
@@christianboehlefeld5168 He probably actually played it on set but they overlapped the piano audio on top during editing tbh
Imagine getting to do awesome stuff and getting paid for it. Then imagine people saying you're awesome because you got to do awesome stuff. Grow up, this guy was lucky to be asked to be in this movie. Why are these actors getting credit for being in an aircraft? Literally ANYONE would say yes to that. All you people need to stop giving out accolades to people who are entitled.
@@668771 Because it took them months of training to be able to get in that plane without puking everywhere and passing out
Rooster looked exactly like Goose. Miles Teller is absolutely perfect for this role, he nailed it!
Yeah, at first i thought Goose is back like reborn. It was so damn perfectly choice to choose him for this role, as son who seek justice for his late father.
Glen Powell (Hangman) ironically was second choice for Rooster.
This movie has the perfect balance between nostalgia and new incredible action sequences. All actors played their character to perfection:)
I agree with this 100%! I saw the sequel before the original, and I have to agree that this a good sequel, did the original justice. I saw the original after, and I feel like watching the sequel again. The sequel we didn't know we needed.🙂👍🏻👌🏻
Especially the beach football scene.
@M Its Football Not Soccer
@M Bruh it’s called Football.
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RIP Jerry Lee Lewis. He brought this song to life, and through Top Gun it is immortalized in history.
Aside from marrying his cousin.
@@Perdix64 13 year old*
@@Perdix64 and being a violent drunk racist
Fr. Rip 13 year old cousin marrier
It was already immortalized in history well before Top Gun.
I love how this movie was like “let’s get all the nostalgia out of the way in the first 20 minutes so we can focus on this movie for the rest of it”
Love the movie... but yeah, a bar full of kids know all the lyrics to Great Balls of Fire. Because it was really lit when they were in high school?
@@HealthyMBS1 I assumed he always played this song lol like it was passed down to him
@@HealthyMBS1 they watched the first Top Gun
@@HealthyMBS1 they have parents mate , every kid knows songs there parents used to listen to. Also Ment to be pilots they aren't exactly kids
@@HealthyMBS1 If you notice, they are just mumbling until the chorus hits, because chorus is something we tend to know
They should’ve put this whole scene in the actual movie in theaters it’s so good
you can bet it will be in extended editions!
What is wrong with you people? NOBODY ON THIS PLANET ACTS THIS WAY. CHEEZY GARBAGE
I agree it would have been amazing to have this complete scene
@@SALMANMOHDJAVID top gun didn't need a sing along dorks. Go see a musical.
@@springwoodslasher79 it isn't a musical its a character moment for rooster.
This gave me GOOSE bumps. :)
Most underrated comment of all time
Goodness Gracious~!
I nearly died like goose
Hahahahah
You make funny.....now go away
This is the definition of a bop. He’s a fantastic pianist to boot.
👍
should listen to the jerry lee lewis version
Had to check out the song
Also…. How cool is it that Tom comes on in the beginning of the film to introduce the movie!? I loved that. A very nice, personal touch that tells you exactly how proud of this movie he is. I can’t say that I blame him. He has every right to be.
Loved that part kinda scared me cause it was out of the blue but loved that part
Everything about the movie was so good and that really showed how much heart and soul went into it
Yes, I loved that too!
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Why is this movie such a big deal? Genuinely curious, I’ve never seen top gun
One of my favorite moments in the movie was when Rooster said "Talk to me dad." and it cuts to Mav saying "Don't think. Just do." That was a great touch, since Mav said he wanted to be the dad that Rooster lost.
And when Maverick was standing in the same place on the ship where he threw Goose's dogtags into the sea, he says to himself, "talk to me Goose." Right after that, the officer behind him says, "Captain Maverick. You're where you belong."
in the french dub, maverick says "don't think, just do, son" and it's so emotional
@@samsalife Wait he even said "son" in the French version! Now that's just chef's kiss
Well Bradley did look Pete straight in the eyes and tell him he was his father.
@@bernadmanny Wait, he did? When?
I went in expecting this movie to be like every other money grabbing remake, but damn I was so wrong. By far one of the best films I have seen in a long time.
Edit: I know it's not a damn remake, but my point still stands LOL
Me too, I was literally excepting to be disappointed like almost every sequel, but I ended up adding it to my favourite movie list
it was literally just okayish
@@vidhikapoor9834 but movies these days are so yikesish so this movie considered goodish
@@vidhikapoor9834
Ladies & gentlemen let me introduce you to…
That guy.
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I went in expecting a few moments here and there. But they just kept on building up to those moments. The entire time. All the way up to the end of the movie. And than they kept it up.
This is the perfect role for Miles Teller. Though he wasn’t born when the original film was shown. He does such a great job as gooses son. This is definitely a role of a lifetime for him. He’s absolutely adorable and is an incredible actor. Well done miles!
Who was the child in the original Film?
I want to be a rock star kind of.
This scene hit me like a ton of bricks. You really felt the weight of the moment like Maverick did because I felt blindsided by it.
I saw it coming. Rooster got up and is that a piano? No it can’t be. Are they doing it? And than it was like seeing a ghooset.
@@Henry-mk9dn ghooset 💀
@@Henry-mk9dn 👻👻👻👻 oooh a ghooset👻👻👻👻👻
Should I see the first top gun to understand this?
@@SupernaturalLove100 yes, after seeing first top gun. This scene hit so hard
Was NOT expecting to love the movie this much but it made the whole summer better. The sequel we didn't know we needed. And Miles Teller as Rooster just...he slayed it.
I literally watched the first movie for the first time THE NIGHT BEFORE watching the sequel. While the first movie is great and all, Top Gun Maverick left quite a good impression on me. I believe this is quite possibly the best movie of 2022!
Didn't see the movie just checking out the song
I can’t imagine being in that room. That must have been a fun scene to shoot that day. The whole movie was amazing. After i saw it that open long day told everyone who would listen to watch this movie. Saw it four times with new individuals who never saw the movie. Enjoyed it every time.
great movie... but I can't get over this scene where a bunch of kids know all the lyrics to this song. Did they have to memorize it in Navy boot camp or something? Shouldn't they know all the lyrics to a Dua Lipa song instead?
@@HealthyMBS1 they could have just liked the song
@@HealthyMBS1 some songs persist throughout the decades
@@HealthyMBS1 honestly like I don’t know all the words because it’s not my favorite song but like everyone knows of the song. So if I was in the military and it was some sort of staple I think everyone would probably know it a good bit
i’m so excited to see it again. i can’t get over how amazing it is. quite literally one of the best movies i’ve ever seen.
It’s Miles’ confidence for me. You can’t fake this, it’s just him being him, having fun and singing his heart out
The amount of pure, good vibes that this video gives off is unreal
Simmonds 👋
Miles said this was his favorite part too!! he said it was electric and the vibes were just there
Thank you Tom Cruise for making this film happen, I was worried that it would be a lesser sequel to an iconic movie and instead it turned out to be it’s own great film. One of the best blockbusters of the last 20 years.
Thank you Tom Cruise for not making it "WOKE"
honestly, it completely blew the first one out of the water.
@@kazuhira8321 a dog laying a turd in the park could blow top gun out the water, i don't understand how people like it.
@@vladimirputinitinya You can go watch something else if you don't like it. There was no need to click on this video and put obvious bait so you can get a few seconds of attention.
@@whyyoumadbro2370 why you so mad bro
Miles Teller is a piano legend. Can't believe he did it himself!!
Whiplash playing off
@@sukulhanda Oof, fax.
@@sukulhanda
That's what I was gonna say.
Naaah he was rushing
This song isnt that hard
Best part of this is the fact that the chanting in the background was unplanned and done by actual pilots acting as extras. I love it!
One can only imagine how awesome the uncut version of Top Gun would be. This song rocks!
We need full length Danger Zone
Miles Teller totally nailed this role. We all believe this was Goose’s son!
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I had to take a double look cus I thought it was actually goose for a hot second😂. That’s how much he looks like goose!❤️
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@@LauRoot892 Where are you watching from Laura?
I waited 36 years for this and it was the best sequel EVER!!!!
I would just like to say, whoever cast Mr Teller as Rooster, deserves a massive kuddos. I haven't seen the movie ... yet ... but I can't imagine another person playing Goose's son. Thank you Miles for choosing this role. From what I have seen, you knock it out of the park.
oh my friend, you should give it a watch ASAP!
he works with the director a good bit so probably first choice
Go watch it … now!!
@@shanepeacocke6367 Saw him in the Footloose reboot and I loved him from the moment I saw him. He is the shiznit.
Same here
RIP Jerry Lee Lewis! You made a tremendous mark on the music world and gave us one last look into your work with this incredible movie! 😢 God bless❤
so you're telling me that this man isn't just a great actor he's now ripped and can sing too
He actually has musical talents as well, he played four instruments including the piano and drums.
@@clipobserver I heard he attempted to overthrow his drum teacher during a concert
@@OriFrish he didn’t even know if he was rushing or dragging
I’d not even believe in God,but God bless our souls
... and dancer 😉 he was also in the Footloose reboot
since they filmed 800 hours of footages for this movie, i hope they'll continue releasing all these unseen scenes throughout the year to keep us occupied until they release the full DVD (yeah 800 hours in the cockpit of the jet but there's also scenes cut out with the other young pilot cast members like Manny jacinto, Jake picking, etc)
I’d deadass watch all 800 hours of that shit in a collectors edition box set
You serious they did?
@@RAHULK1812 most of them are fighter jet footage
What's a DVD?
@@derekharp2805 😂👍
A different version of #GreatBallsofFire from #TopGunMaverick is released without spoiling the original scene from the film. It seems the editor really did a tremendous job to craft the film.
Definitely props to them! Whereas by this time after no way home’s release Sony was already releasing clips of every Spider-Man lol
@@TheDylanHoang EVERY spiderman, in no way home? Bro, spoiler alert! Jk, i think statute of limitations on major spoilers is 2 months tops and that movie came out last year.
so ppl wouldn't hurt, imagining about maverick "feeling" in this scene
yeah no maverick look when they kicked him out
@@TheDylanHoang To be fair, that movie has been out since mid-December. It had already reached and surpassed a billion in less than a month so I'm sure nearly all fans had already seen it by then lol
I love bob
bob is life
bob is love
bob is everything
also can we just appreciate how good Teller is at playing the piano WHILE singing?
*live laugh love bob*
This is Bob actor
If Top Gun: Maverick isn't nominated for the Oscar I'll never see that awards again... amazing movie.
if it isn't nominated i think every one will slap them Will Smith style
Oscars lost credibility when Boss Baby got nominated but A Silent Voice didn’t
_bitch who tf_
The fact that you watch the awards itself is sad
If it isn't nominated we'll airstrike the oscar awards event
It doesn’t have a cringe underlying political message so it won’t be nominated. But the best movie I’ve seen in years no doubt
Miles Teller "nailed it" .... singing , acting , piano .... Impressive !
Go Rooster ! 😀
And he's Andrew Neiman
@@solarpower26Drums
Miles teller was the perfect choice for rooster
Can you imagine how conflicted you'll feel as Maverick?
The delight you feel as if you're seeing your dead best friend who you miss more than life itself.
And the overwhelming guilt you feel for being responsible for his death, and that you'll do anything to stop that happening to his son.
@Lisa Surlie He wasn't responsible for the death, it was a freak accident from jet wash
Your Goddamn Right
@@loganwheeler9329 Not fully responsible. However, we can argue that if he did not fly so close to Iceman, he would not get into that situation. The part where he is not responsible is the windshield issue where Goose hit his head after the ejection. That was an accident.
@@Fujtajblus the fault is likely to be iceman’s, if Ice had taken the shot when he had the chance. Maverick wouldn’t have needed to come in. Ice’s hesitation caused the events leading to whatever followed including Goose’s death
You do understand these are just fictional characters in a fictional movie, right????!!!!
1:17 I love Monica Barbaro's laugh. That's genuine. That's not Phoenix laughing, that's Monica laughing. Pure joy.
When Goose played this song on the piano in the movie, his son was sitting on the lid of the piano. It would have been one of Rooster's last happy memories of his Dad. Given his character's age, it could be one of his few memories, but it probably would have made enough impact on the kid that he would of remembered it. Good scene and character development.
I love Miles Teller's performance at this witty and charming song! This is by far one of the most entertaining parts of the film and a nice callback to the original 1986 movie.
I can name 7 more entertaining scenes lol
@@John_Fury Do it.
@@John_Fury Do it.
Lyrics :)
You shake my nerves and you rattle my brain
Too much love drives a man insane
You broke my will, but what a thrill
Goodness gracious, great balls of fire
I laughed at love 'cause I thought it was funny
But you came along and you moved me, honey
I've changed my mind, this love is fine
Goodness gracious, great balls of fire
Kiss me, baby
Ooh, that feels good, baby
Hold me, baby
I wanna love you like a lover should
You're fine, and so kind
Got to tell this world that you're mine, mine, mine, mine
I chew my nails and then I twiddle my thumbs
I get nervous, but it sure is fun
Come on, baby, you drivin' me crazy
Goodness gracious, great balls of fire
Kiss me, baby
Ooh, that feels good
Hold me, baby
I wanna love you like a lover should
You're fine, and so kind
I'ma tell this world that you're mine, mine, mine, mine
I chew my nails and then I twiddle my thumbs
I get nervous, but it sure is fun
Come on, baby, you drivin' me crazy
Goodness gracious, great balls of fire
Have a good day !
Find Jerry Lee Lewis here singing this song he recorded in 1957, no comparison, he puts Miles to shame.
Thx~~
thank you！
@@jaym8094 Kay…
I think that the fact that he even did it justice, as JLL was a king, is pretty damn impressive.
I don’t think anyone was saying that Miles is “better”…
Here I am in 2024! Almost two years later, I’m still surprised how much hard work was put into this sequel! And Miles has got to sing more often
Everything about top gun is perfect. This extra-scene shows how they are involved in this fantastic story more than 30 years after the endless end of the first one
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Have you ever seen a movie where they just got everything... perfect. The perfect casting, the perfect scenes, the perfect action, just... a movie where you go in with certain expectaitons, and those expectations were actually met, and then some?
You don't get many movies like that nowadays - which is a damn shame. Which is why movies like Top Gun: Maverick are precious diamonds that should be treasured through all time.
The movie was mid and people are just blinded by nostalgia
@@totallynotbrucewayne6215 i didn't see the first movie and don't even know what happened in it yet i still love this movie 🤷♀️ you just gotta accept that this is actually a great movie
@@totallynotbrucewayne6215 Movie was great. The only dissapointing thing about it, was the soundtrack, considering the first one had a killer soundtrack with many hits, I was expecting more. Besides One Republic's songs soundtrack was lame and forgetable.
@@y6shda it's sadly just a nostalgia bait movie. Buts all down to opinions. A lot of felt forced. It also did have an agenda. To make money for Tom cruise who's a hard-core scientologist. I don't support Tom due to him being a terrible person
@@zairnermuller4960 I just didn't enjoy it. It felt forced and the acting wasn't that great tbh. The script could've been way better with a different writer.
So awesome to see Miles Teller actually play the piano and sing in this movie. Just like in Whiplash, he actually did the drumming!
It's good to see him getting back into big movies. The Fant4stic bs really soured his career for a while
Miles is sooo theatrically and musically talented omg. Also I was shocked to see how buff he is here haha
So is he rushing or dragging?
Thats the kid from whiplash?
Whut how do i love that movie and not know that wtf
Lyrics:
You shake my nerves and you rattle my brain
Too much love drives a man insane
You broke my will, but what a thrill
Goodness, gracious, great balls of fire
I laughed at love 'cause I thought it was funny
But you came along and you moved me, honey
I changed my mind, this love is fine
Goodness, gracious, great balls of fire
Kiss me, baby
Ooh, that feels good, baby
Hold me, baby
I wanna love you like a lover should
You're fine, you're so kind
I'ma tell the world that you're mine, mine, mine, mine
I chew my nails, and I twiddle my thumbs
I'm getting nervous, but it sure is fun
Come on, baby, you're driving me crazy
Goodness, gracious, great balls of fire
Kiss me, baby
Ooh, that feels good
Hold me, baby
I wanna love you like a lover should
You're fine, you're so kind
I'ma tell the world that you're mine, mine, mine, mine
I chew my nails, and I twiddle my thumbs
I get nervous, but it sure is fun
C'mon, baby, you're driving me crazy
Goodness, gracious, great balls of fire!
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Copied lyrics for likes
@@AizLerp you like your own comment cringe
@@capybara9521 literally I’m learning the song on piano and using them so I don’t have to have 2 screens bro
keep in mind I’m not a fan of the original, but this movie was phenomenal, and Miles Teller was a perfect casting choice, he looks a lot like Goose
how can you like this if you didn't like the original? there are many similarities between them
@@madhukarjonathanminj2772 The new one is basically "the same basic concept of the original, executed better." Now I personally say this as a fan of the original too, but I like the second one much more.
@@madhukarjonathanminj2772 I watch the sequel first before the original and I still like it but I like the new one more
@@Cowclops yeah, you're right, that's the reason i love both.
Not liking the original? *Gasp* blasphemy!!
Miles is one of the most talented young actors in recent times. Great job. He chooses only interesting roles.
Like FANT4STIC
@@nms7872 I just haven't seen FANT4STIC. I've been thinking in recent years, but Whiplash from 2014, for example, was a good choice as well.
or only the brave!
@@nms7872 Or Footloose ,LOL
@@rydfree You mean his second movie at all? That's prehistory, isn't it? :)
My 19 year old daughter who didn't know the franchise loved it. We watched the 1986 movie half an hour before arriving at the cinema. Have seen it twice. My wife who can't stand to leave the house to go to the movies went for the figure of Tom Cruise and loved it too. Top Gun: Maverick" proved that cinema doesn't have to be aimed at a single audience, it doesn't belong to a single "tribe". Teens, adults and seniors can enjoy the same experience, without needing a manual. It's been a while since I've seen so many people of different ages at the theater watching the same movie, I believe since the 90s maybe. Top Gun Maverick: the movie that saved the experience of going to the movie theater.
Best regards from Brazil 🇧🇷
My friend couldn't go on our usual night so we went on an afternoon instead. We were surprised to find that the cinema was really busy, busier than a lot of nights we've been, and about two thirds were old-age pensioners who all seemed to enjoy it as much as we did.
(very) cool scene. funny "entertaining"; in 2022 a bunch of 25yoa (even navy "officers") would not be playing this "song"; it would be dr. dre song "straight out of Compton" or EmnM of "kill shot". of some "other' violent theme song of the past 25yrs.
nicely done. hollywood PR stunt.
sir you've been cucked by tom cruise and miles teller. hate to tell you
I went to watch Top Gun: Maverick at my local theater today. I saw the original back in '86 (and a million times since). The theater was packed like sardines with people from nearly every demographic. And, at the end of the movie we applauded while the closing credits rolled. Goodness! Gracious! Great balls of fire!!!
Franchise? There was only ONE prior film, the original.
I watched it 20 times it should win a best movie award !!!!🏆🍿
I've watched he'd it 5 times!!!
It got a Best Picture nod at the Golden globes at least.
I hope Top Gun Maverick can get some Oscar wins including Best Picture
I watched this movie more times than any other movie
Man, Miles just blew me away! He really authentically sold this scene as his own and homage to the original. Amazingly talented and I hope he has good career in the industry.
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then you'll love whiplash.
Find Jerry Lee Lewis here singing this song he recorded in 1957, no comparison, he puts Miles to shame.
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@@jaym8094 What, a real musician plays his song better than an actor? The OP never said it was better, just that it was a nice homage. Bet you're a lot of fun at parties.
After growing up with the Spider-Man movies, MCU, Transformers and everything else us 2000s kid had its nice to see a movie be so damn good. I didn't see Tom Cruise no I saw Maverick. Everything and everyone worked really well together. I got choked up during this scene and when Ice died. It felt like I was right there in the middle.
This is what a movie should be. An experience like no other 10/10 will watch again.
👌
Ice Dies 🥶
We don’t really get movies like these anymore! It’s a once in a lifetime type of movie loved every second of it. I’m marvel fan as well grew up watching all these superhero movies and stuff like that but this is defo my favourite movie ever 👌
It’s like Revenge of the Sith, you think it’s going to be bad since the movies before were bad or movies in the same genera were bad. But it turns out to be great
Spider-man 3 was great tho
@@KRDecade2009 I wouldn’t say Revenge of the Sith is that much better. It’s clearly the best of the prequels, but still has most of the baggage that the first two has.
This scene in the movie is one of the best call backs to Top Gun 1986. Cried my eyes out when Mav was watching him and remembering Goose.
When they flash backed to showing the kid sitting on the piano tho!!!
Cried your eyes out? Seriously? For a fake film scene? Hilarious.
@@jaym8094 lmfao these comments are so cringe.. scientology bots hard at work
@@jaym8094 bro shut up you’re in every comment shitting on one of the best movies to come out in the last 5-10 years. Admit it
@@jaym8094 lol she's not even a native speaker. Name looks very foreign 🤣🤣
RIP Jerry Lee Lewis (September 29, 1935 - October 28, 2022), aged 87
You will always be remembered as a king.
It’s time to give Tom Cruise an Oscar. An actor‘s job is to make you believe he or she is not acting. When you watch this movie you don’t think it’s Tom Cruise acting. You think it’s a Navy fighter pilot named Maverick. Perfect movie.
Agreed!
The Oscars are not worth shit after the list of screw ups they have done. As far as I'm concerned the only award that is worth anything is the National Film Registry and the OG Top Gun was inducted. So Tom Cruise is already a legend. SCREW THE OSCARS!
Movie stars are jealous of Tom. Are they independent like he is? No. Do they pull in what he does? Never. Do they pay attention to detail like Tom? No. Do they perform their own stunts? Never in a million years.
They have blocked the hardware for 40 years because of his spiritual belief system --- but the legendary accomplishments of the Mighty Cruise are simply undeniable at this point, and the Academy becomes the "enemy of the arts" by not bestowing an Oscar to him
@@fredwerza3478 Cruise doesn't need oscars , oscars are good for small actors , not for some mammoth like cruise who brings box office records
I ugly cried in the cinema watching this with the Goose montage overlaid on top. I wish though that this whole scene had been left in on its own, it cements Rooster’s character, especially that little dance at the end where they’re chanting his name. But I was too busy bawling to appreciate it properly!
I miss Trump and no wars and cheap gas and everything felt better with the economy
That was really, really smart of Paramount and the production to film the entire "Great Balls of Fire" performance and release it as a music video. So so great and a perfect marketing tool. I can picture tons of music video bars throughout the country including this in the playlist to get the place excited!
Myles 👋
@@LauRoot892 i was going to say that too! Hi Myles ! haha
Remember that for the original movie, Paramount made at least 3 music videos , Danger Zone, Playing with the Boys, Take My Breath Away
the cinematography and audio design of the scene is stunning. it makes you feel exactly how maverick was feeling. outside observing and not part of it .. absolutely spectacular
I just got chills! Also, Miles was such amazing casting for the role.
love how you can hear Phoenix doing various exclamations throughout the song, you can tell Monica was so into it
Phoenix is such a babe, Monica did an excellent job
Agreed. She is awesome here.
I like to think Rooster does this to honor his dad and it just became a thing he got to be known for. They see Rooster head for the piano and know the party is about to kick off.
This brought back so many memories. I was on a joint base in the Army, and a lot of Air Force and Army guys would all hang in this one pub. We had the four pillars of entertainment all under one roof: Country music, rock music, movies/TV, and sports. I had a blast, and was sad to go
this movie almost has all genre! musical, thriller, action, drama, romance, humor. would pay to see it again on big screen!
Thats usually how seeing it again works…
@@od4407 I know right 🤦♂️😂😂
Honestly is it just me or I seriously don’t care about the romance in this film like😭
@@beepbeep670 yeah it was kind of just there, I didn’t really care for it but I also didn’t really mind it I’m just glad that it didn’t take up a huge portion of the movie
@@birchtree8028 holy cow I was just sitting there like ‘bro when can this end😭’ I don’t hate it but it’s just like,, as you just said, just there for no reason. Loved the movie tho. Watched two times
This scene and the fact that he’s so good at singing and playing piano just confirmed that he would’ve been the perfect Elvis. Not that Austin wasn’t a good Elvis but Miles looks like Elvis Presley so much that’s so crazy. I really hope that we will see him in lot of series/movies he has so much talent.
OMG IKR
I was just thinking this when watching! Seriously he could easily pull off Elvis in a way that no other actor ever has been able to.
Jerry Lee Lewis blows Austin away like Nothing
@@matheo1231 What's Jerry Lee Lewis and Austin got in common? Lol. I presume you were gonna say Elvis, not Austin.
You re so RIGHTTTTTTT I m french and since i wached replash i thing he could plat Elvis so well..😉👍
Miles Teller is just too perfect as Rooster. I love this film. Film of 2022. Thanks Tom Cruise.
Film of the last decade atleast! It was awesome
I didn't see the movie. Afraid it was over rated.
Goose would be so proud of his son❤️
This scene was truly bitter sweet!
One can only imagine the pressure the entire team had to go through to pick up from where the first movie left off.
Happy to see that the majority of people absolutely loved the second. Truly a beautiful way to time travel! ✈️
@Lisa Surlie imo multiverse of madness was trash, it was not even Dr. strange's film. It was the Wanda show.
@@jamesluna5914 yeah MoM was kind of a letdown. Hyped too much for nothing.
@@nightwing268 MCUs going downhill, idk why they changed their working formula .
I will be watching this video on repeat for the rest of my life. incredible film. incredible song. incredible tribute to goose.
??????how many times
@Lisa Surlie i like movie to be more realistic, rather then pleasing audiences feeling to make it looks impossible. But top gun is one of my favorite movie for 2021-2022. Very enjoyalbe to watch
@Lisa Surlie Bro, are you a child? Top Gun is meant to make you feel something, and it is a tribute to our Armed Forces’ Top Gun. Grow up, the movie isn’t from the marvel universe, I saw you commenting how Wanda would kick Rooster’s ass, you are very immature, stop trying to make the movie out to be awful cause it’s not true, this movie means so much to so many people.
@@lynseehoadley6560 it’s a troll ignore them
@@3DInnovations70 yeah, your right.
My dad is a Naval commander, and we went to a little get-together with his Navy buddies, and it just so happened a piano was there. What was great was that I had learned how to play this song recently. So, I got onto the bench and began playing, and my dad started singing. Needless to say, I was the highlight of the night.
This is badass
Thanks! We talk about it every single family reunion
Pretty good day for you.
This might sound weird but are people from the service driven to be more musically talented?
of course
Wow!! I'm so glad they released this. The energy in this scene was fantastic, natural and hit you in the feels towards the end in the actual film. Brilliant performance by Miles Teller.
Yuck Chicago area
All this is happening while Maverick is having a mental breakdown right outside
haahhahahahahaaaa...laughed too hard at this comment,.,,rofl
Rip for Maverick
Miles Teller was perfect in whiplash and he did this role masterfully. This movie surprised me so much because of how good it is
How's this full clip not in the movie!! This was absolutely awesome! One of my favorite movies ever. Much needed, need more movies like this. True celebration of Americana.
Best movie scene of all time!
Miles Teller is one of my favorite actors. I gave this movie a try because of him. He nails any role he’s in. Movie was amazing!
Exactly the same for me. I made a point to go when I heard he was cast.
He’s amazing.
Hats off to Miles for actually playing the piano in this scene. 👏🏼
He really did? And was this his actual voice?
@@ComedyBros5 yes! He said so in an interview
@@ComedyBros5 according to Wikipedia, during his school years he played sax, drum, guitar and piano.
@@ComedyBros5 yes. In his recent interview with Jimmy Kimmel, he stated that he was actually singing and playing. The song made it on the Top Gun: Maverick soundtrack!
@@amberlopez6921 That's awesome! Makes me appreciate him as an actor even more
I reckon Miles teller is going to be the next big thing. Just got a feeling his career will take off. Very talented actor.
Honestly, this is not a very good song, but Top Gun’s legacy elevated its status. Now it is a great song.
Wow I can’t believe they film the full version of this scene! Miles Teller is awesome! Thanks all the staff for their hard work to bring this incredible masterpiece to the global fans! I’m gonna to watch it again.
Reminds me of the Queen set from the Live Aid concert that was filmed in full for Bohemian Rhapsody, but only a part of it was in the movie.
It'll likely be on the Blu Rays.
Masterpiece? You're kidding, right?
Yes. We love this. Tutorial incoming...
Yeaaaahhh
Let’s goooo
This really makes me want to see more of the footage that didn’t make it into the final cut. I hope the Blu-Ray comes with tons of deleted or extended scenes. Love Top Gun: Maverick!!
It's neat how this is from the POV of Rooster and his wingmen, and it's a happy friendship moment. In the movie it's from Maverick's POV, and it's a melancholy thing instead.
I love the little details, like Bob’s nervous disposition slowly disappears over the course of the video as starts to loosen up.
Everyone in the bar:*having fun*
Maverick outside:*PTSD INTENSIFIES*
For real though I hope that Mav got help for his PTSD as well as Rooster (him lashing out at Hangman and Maverick is a sign that Rooster has PTSD as well)
Been obsessed with this version all day. Can’t get it out my head. Haven’t seen the film yet but after this, it’s top of my list
I’ve seen it twice. Took my Papa to see it for Father’s Day since I grew up watching the original with him. Seriously…. Go see it. Find a DFX theater if you can. Recline back and prepare to be immersed in an amazing movie that makes you feel like you’re in the jets with them. All the nostalgia and all the emotions. I WILL be buying this one when it comes out… no questions asked.
Facciamole così le guerre, a gare di musica, birre, e salsicce!
Riposa in pace Jerry.
I see the requirement to go to this bar is to know this song.
Possibly to be in the US military, too
@@ChelyAmour Actually yes. While this bar was made as a set, it was based off the I Bar on Naval Air Station, North Island. The actual bar was too small for filming, but some of the steins are from the actual I Bar I think. Features the same hanging airplanes and bell too.
@@themanwithallthewrongopini3551 cool story grandpa.
For those who were teenagers in the 80s (like me), we were young when Star Wars, Rocky, Terminator, Karate Kid, Top Gun - I will even add Mighty Ducks and Jurassic Park (early 90s) were first released. I am sure those movies and certain iconic scenes/quotes stayed with us over the decades. And to watch current re-incarnations of these films with my kids is something special. I get to share with them my own childhood of watching these movies when I was a kid, how it felt, what I remembered and how it connects with its modern counterparts.
That's wholesome af. =)
I’ll rewatch the mighty ducks every now and a while just cause that’s what got me into hockey, still so many memories of those movies.
@James Dan Hey man, there's gems out there like Adventure Time, Regular Show, Amazing World of Gumball. They all have something to offer.
awww that sounds so nice
Just sad tho what jurassic park turned into
So great to see the complete footage and not just what is shown in the movie. Miles Teller nails it ... a multi-talented man who can make just getting out of a truck look sexy. Perfectly cast as Rooster..
Wish I was a sexy musician
I like Miles Teller’s singing voice. Thought he killed it on the piano too!