@6:20. there's no way they were allowed to use the skunkworks logo like this even though it's hidden and secretive without it being known to skunkworks. Makes you wonder...
I think the only time Maverick feels close to Goose is when he's pushing himself close to the edge of life and death. He says it again before the mission and talks to Goose again when the SU-57 has radar lock and they can't eject. It's a beautiful and emotional way to show the guilt and loneliness he carries.
4:15-5:05 Hands Down THE BEST scene of any movie. The music by the legend Hans Zimmer, the scenary, and Tom passing Mach 9 pushing for 10 while calling out for his best friend. I always cry during this because of how beautiful this scene is.
ANY movie? Really? People on the internet really need to reign in the hyperbole. It was a good scene, you could even say it was a very good scene, but to say it was the best scene of ANY movie. Get real my man.
In 1966, an SR-71 suffered a mid-air breakup when, like the Darkstar, flew to its full potential. The pilot survived, but his Recon Systems Officer was killed immediately during the breakup. I believe the incident inspired the Darkstar's flight and mid-air breakup in Top Gun: Maverick.
The Dark Star "Engine Unstart" is almost exactly as Bill Weaver described his high-altitude Mach 3+ breakup in the SR-71 (Serial # 61-7952) on the 25th Jan 1966. Bill survived that incident, crediting his Pressure shut for withstanding the incredible pressures of the breakup, forces that ripped him our of his ejection seat (which never left the aircraft) then protected him from death as he fell from above the death zone into breathable air. Bill survived but Jim Zwayer his RSO died. Bill passed away in 2021, having continued as a test pilot in some form or another, into his 85th year!
@@rharvey9808 was there final Mach reading for the aircraft? Or is that still classified? Have understood some jockeys said the plane could push out more than the 3.3+ it’s publicly known to do.
It's actually unlikely they know the real full potential of that plane. Iv also read they believe it can surpass mach 4. But unless the actually did it, it's just an estimate.
probably one of my more favorite parts, afterburner sounds cool, the music is cool, but the sound of the scramjets.. nothing but raw power... reminds me of the space shuttles RS25s.. pure ear porn lol
As someone who spends most of his waking hours doing something pertaining with aviation, a pilot and mechanic who grew up playing Ace Combat, when people talk about what it was like watching Star Wars in 77, that’s what watching this is like for me. Best experience in a theater ever.
@@prasanth2601 This MockUp was literally designed by Lockheed Martin, and they are working on a plane that can exactly that. Dozens of companies around the world are working on Hypersonics.
For me the climbing engine sound at 05:29 and reaching Mach 9.9. Felt like some major sh*t was gonna happen. Relive at Mach 10 but then Mav had to push a little more.
Man, just... " *Talk to me, Goose* ". Pete is STILL not completely healed after what has happened to his friend. You can just feel it, that every time he is about to cross threshold, he calls to him... And Darkstar is just awesome. I would not be suprised if it turned out that this machine exist in real world. This scene is amazing, beautiful music by Legendary Hans Zimmer just adding whole new level. Great movie!
Well considering the opening shots are of what would normally be an Ego wall is... just kind of a memorial to his friend who's been dead for at that point twenty five years? Yea.
What I love about this scene, apart from how heartfelt and exciting as it is, is that Lockheed-Martin has their name all over the Darkstar. As soon as I saw the Skunk, I was excited. It's like, if this is what LM is willing to put their name all over and share with the world from their own drawing boards, it makes you wonder just what it is they're REALLY working on.
I feel like an idiot for not realizing this when watching, I just thought it looked heavily inspired by the SR-71 and thought they did a good job making it look more modern, but I just looked it up and you're right 😅 Lockheed Martin and the Skunk Works division literally designed and built the full scale mockup used in filming
@@dallasyap3064 only shallow people value petty awards like that. Top Gun's one of the two films that made a billion in that roster of nominees, goes to show how much people loved the film and that's all that matters.
@@ianswift3521 I don't know who he is; the only writers (of movie scores) that I know are John Williams and James Horner. All I know is that TGM's soundtrack is very powerful and moving.
This movie is epic, the scene of him flying over the earth is breathtaking but hats off to how badass Ed Harris is with that shot at 2:38 lol love that part.
@@lukadzidic8211 surface area - the roof is a large, flat, surface. The person is a small round one. The suction pressure from the air moving is much, much higher than it is on the person.
@@lukadzidic8211 Because contrary to common knowledge, the Great Ed Harris is not actually an 80 kg man. Scientific studies undisputedly proved that he's made of natural steel, with most of it concentrated on his balls. When they performed a measurement, they found out he weighs 2.5 metric tons. So this provides the grounded explanation on why he barely flinched from the fly-by.
Seeing this in IMAX....fucking incredible...the best and most realistic action movie ever made...if u didnt get a chance to see it in IMAX u didnt get the full expierence
Fun fact: in an interview about sound design, they used a F-18 to do the low fly by. He stood there and took it full force. The shed roof got blown off wasn’t edited or CGI, it was completely unintentional. 🤯🤯
@@spirz4557 Probably true. It's stated that Iceman has saved Maverick multiple times, meaning Maverick did a bunch of sh*t. So won't be surprised if he managed to piss off the Cain who's probably the Operational Test & Evaluation Force commander.
With the Zimmer score in the background there are hints of sci-fi in this scene, which I think is intentional as it's literally an experimental future aircraft.
You can't turn back time even if you went at the speed of light. It's not physically possible. According to the laws of physics you can only go into the future not the past unfortunately. So yeah theoretically if we could even get close to the speed of light let's say Mach 120 which by the way is 92,000 mph around where asteroids travel we could start feeling like we getting younger and the guys on earth start getting older. By the way Mach 120 isn't even close to speed of light, but it's possible to travel at those speeds given enough time and as close to light speed as we will ever get if we get there without burning to crisp would probably be Mach 140 or 107,000 mph. Again we really haven't come up with ways to physically travel light speeds so no it's not possible to go back in the past nor future for maybe never.
@@BrayanCarmona-kr7vt IIRC NASA has actually designed a space craft that could theoretically go faster than light or effectively do similar through a pseudo contraction and expansion of space, and have figured out the individual technologies that we need to work out how to create to be able to do so. Its all super future science stuff, but they've mapped out a tech tree to build through in order to achieve it which is pretty cool. Ship looked like a central cylinder/hull with a huge ring-like wing system fore and aft. At least, I think so.. I saw it once on the interwebs a few years back so my memory is a little hazy.
I love that word "brutality" to describe stuff like this. You can use aerodynamics and fancy technology all you want, but once you're pushing hypersonic speeds, you need a beast of an engine to power your plane. Seeing an engine like that in action would be nothing short of incredible.
They gave the Admiral a hell of a part just by getting out of the vehicle during the Dark Stars take off. Said a lot about his ranking and where he stands with what Mav is about to do. Respect.
During this scene in theaters, I immediately said in my mind that this is going to be a movie I’m going to absolutely love for the rest of my life and never get tired of it.
The respect that comes from the words "You got balls, stick jockey" hit me harder than everything else in this scene. Such a powerful moment where the brass stops caring about rank and protocol and just stands in awe of an amazing pilot.
@6:20. there's no way they were allowed to use the skunkworks logo like this even though it's hidden and secretive without it being known to skunkworks. Makes you wonder...
I love the character he plays. “One last ride.” he says with contentment as he lays his life on the line. There’s something beautiful about risking it all on the man you’ve spent your life becoming. Pushing a boundary you don’t know if you’ll survive to stay true to who you are, knowing that if you die, you died as the best version of yourself. The version who’s will does not bend for anyone. Not for man, or beast, or nature, or even God. Let’s all be more like Maverick.
What if they made this the ending of the movie? How sick would that be!? Maverick going Mach 10 in to the heavens, a testament to the irreplaceable human fighter pilots. Calling out to his beloved friend Goose, ensuring him his son is doing just fine.
how can you not get chills seeing such speed and tech. i hope one day humanity will reach the stars and wonder if anyone from our time ever thought we'd make it.
I like how this movie basically gave the big middle finger to China. They wanted the directors to edit some things out for it to be released in China. And they basically said no... So now it's not allowed in China
Almost. They actually did katow to China in post production. One of the 1st trailers had the Taiwanese flag on Mavs jacket removed. After covid hit, and China started to backpedal on letting hwood movies in, they pulled financing from Maverick. At that point, the filmmakers put the flag back in. But they absolutely let China dictate some things early on. A great book just came out on how much power China wields in hwood. Its called Red Carpet. Written by a WSJ reporter.
@@kingofswing3000 I will have to check that out. Either way it's not allowed in China. I think this movie is setting precedents that they do not need to bend over for China anymore. Hollywood is learning that they can still do incredibly well, it made billions of dollars without the Chinese market. This movie shows that. It did incredibly well. And to this day it is absolutely smashing records still. I mean it did well enough that it caused the Chinese version of Top Gun to not be released they were afraid of it being ridiculed from what I heard. And with the way current relations are going with China, what you're saying is not really going to matter anymore, because things have deteriorated so much anyway. So the days of relying on China are coming to an end. Currently the US and Canada are working together to ban some exports to China. And it looks like some of them have just been approved. China collects a huge number of natural resources and semiconductors that it needs from North America.
@@danielguo2234 I don't want to say nothing too bad about Born To Fly. Because it could very well be a good movie! It looks like they put off the release date until April of this year. Maybe they are working on redoing some things for the film. Who knows. But some of the Chinese actors that are in it, I do like a lot, some of them are very talented
This right here was the BEST SEQUENCE in the movie…. As a 22 yr civilian contractor on some really cool overseas projects, we’ve had more than one person go out on a limb to save the contract……. So when he said “I know what will happen if I don’t”….. that hit some type of way for me. All the best to my MIL, GS, and CIV brothers and sisters…. Wherever you are 🫡 🇺🇸 🇧🇭
It'll take nerves of steel to even fly that thing. The X-15, the current fastest manned aircraft although reaching Mach 6.7 was already stressful enough to fly because the faster you are, the harder it is to control your flight path. One wrong move and you'll be up in flames. However, flight isn't the most dangerous part of the mission, getting back on the ground is.
As a pilot I love Maverick’s communication with ATC (or ‘tower’ or whatever they’d be called here). He tells them he has the current weather (“with information Alpha”) and flight control clears him to taxi to the runway that most favors the weather, then reads to Maverick the wind direction and windspeed (210 is the direction of the wind, 10 is the sustained windspeed in knots). I saw the movie seven times in theatres and seen clips on UA-cam dozens of times, that first time watching it on opening day in late May 2022 was the greatest cinematic experience of my life! Little details like these made it special.
Mav saying "All right sweetheart, one last ride" while the opening notes to Top Gun's main theme plays in combo with the theme when the Darkstar's zoomin in the air made me start to tear up lmao
This scene reminds of when the NX-01 achieved warp 5. The build up to that moment was amazing, the crew was pushing humanities best technologies to its breaking point and beyond.
I've been playing this on a loop sometimes that the intensity and *emotion* of this Darkstar segment brings me to tears--because it's so profound and hits you right in da feels. I sometimes wonder if this kind of scenery is what my late wife is looking down at--since she passed away on January 13th, 2023. I now know that this movie gives us hope for a better future--where the technology we create today, tomorrow and in the decades to come--will usher humanity beyond the skies below and the stars above...
In my opinion, this is the most breathtaking part of the movie! Beautiful shots. Beautiful music. I got chills the first time I watched it. Reminds me of Interstellar. Amazing movie. There is no green screen and the use of CGI is minimal. Many of the stunts may look like CGI, but they are real. That's why this movie is so amazing.
Actually there was green screen when they we're showing Tom Cruise flying in the sky with the Darkstar (Cockpit Shot). The real shots of the darkstar was when Tom Cruise entered the plane and when they were pulling it out of the hangar the rest was CGI for the Darkstar takeoff and flight (F/A-18 Disguised as a Darkstar via CGI during Takeoff) But the Darkstar flight shots were all CGI. Saying "there is no green screen" is misinformation there no offense.
This movie had nearly 2,500 VFX shots. This entire sequence with the dark star is almost fully CG. They created a practical mock-up of for the on-ground scenes, however, all the flying is 100% CG. Most of the flying scenes in this movie were in fact heavily heavily altered by CG. The enemy planes are all CG, the F 14 escape plane is all CG, the actual planes used for shooting were mostly L 39's, and then later digitally replaced. The only flying scene that's assured to be not CG is the P51 Mustang scene with the Lady Gaga song at the end of the film. Hollywood marketing campaigns will have you beleive otherwise, but this movie is hardly a "Minimal CG" movie. I encourage you to watch this video on the subject: ua-cam.com/video/7ttG90raCNo/v-deo.html
@@kylemcneill5751 F-14 ground shots were practical, but the background (the destroyed base, fire etc) is done with green screen. The shot of Maverick and Rooster climbing into the F-14 are real shots.
@@dallasyap3064 once again, Hollywood marketing teams made it seem that way. When in fact every single shot in that sequence you’re referring to, the f-14 is 100% CG. There was no practical f-14, not even a life size mock up. I highly encourage you watch this video series that goes into extensive detail about how unbelievably false the claims from the marketing department were about the amount of CG in the film. ua-cam.com/video/7ttG90raCNo/v-deo.htmlsi=WVC043gdB8mBX0_l
everyone has their favourite moment from this scene, but mines definitely gotta be 5:53 that shot of Maverick above the earth with a birds eye view shot gives me goosebumps everytime.
As a fighter pilot myself always going to these types of movies and like military or war movies in general with a precaution because a lot of the times some of the stuff you might see is fake or even half of it but I can tell you from personal experience that throughout the entire day of the scene and even the movie I sat in my seat in the theatre with a childlike grin on my face because it was accurate and captured the feeling of not only how I feels to be in the air but also the freedom you have when you up there as close as you can get to God
I was 42 when the movie came out. I cried a couple times in the movie. It was so emotional for me personally. I watched the first top gun 100 times, and this movie was great, amazing but it was empty in the sense of not having most of the original cast… it got me to me younger years… and people and moments that I will never have again! The movie was amazing! Really amazing !
With the Hans Zimmers music and the way Darkstar storms into the dusk sky, easily one of the finest goosebumps scenes ever to come on an action movie hands down... ❤❤❤
That is the most beautiful jet ever! I had a very strange dream of flying it and it felt amazing! And really fast too! I bet it feels even more amazing in real life!
She really is a true angel of the skies. Darkstar is an ironic name in my opinion, considering when you look up she shines brighter than any star in the dark :)
I love how this movie was. Just plain and simple? Nothing need to be told that hadn't been already told no extracurricular stuff. No agenda just pure good storytelling
The is the best part of the entire movie; in fact, this could have been the ENTIRE MOVIE, and would still have perfectly summed up and completed the entire Top Gun arc 😎
Ed Harris was meant for this scene…and although it was a limited amount of screen time, he made a huge impact. Definitely commanded the room. I was so reluctant for them to have a sequel to such an iconic movie, but they did an amazing job and understood the assignment. Adding Hans Zimmer as the composer took this sequel to another level! *slow clap of admiration
Ed Harris definitely commands the room. Look at his role in 1996 action film The Rock (starring Sean Connery too), throughout the movie, u can feel him as a real commanding no-nonsense, caring but tough General.
Every single person that has aviation in his soul, would gladly die and step into this moment and become part of aviation History. Aviation is actually defined by moments like this.
That Mach 10 scene is epic! 🚀 The adrenaline is off the charts, and Tom Cruise really knows how to deliver those thrilling moments. I love the mix of intense action and humor-it keeps you hooked from start to finish! Can't wait to see more!!!
Just to imagine that while the SR 71 was being tested this excitement was a day to day occurance and how many times Kelley Johnson and his crew would have gone thru happiness, sorrow, excitement all sorts of emotions ... Just mind blowing 😮
@@markymarknj at that speed though. In addition the shear forces with irregular trajectories at that speed "Mach 8,9,10", they would have had to design one heck of a pod. B1 and F-111 don't fly that fast.
I hope Tom and top gun maverick wins an Oscar this is a brilliant movie that imo is up there with sequels that have surpassed the original,Aliens T2 to name a couple
Five Nominations and a win at the Oscars for Best Sound. They Hans Zimmerman music along with the ever-ascending tones in the cockpit (a low frequency become loud and then increases in pitch until a new low frequency overpowers it and also ascends in pitch) made it seem like the jet speed was ever-increasing.
You might have been told this, but I saw it twice and each time, they rolled a little greeting message from Tom, all dressed in normal clothes and no makeup or anything Basically just thanking us for seeing it the way it was intended to be viewed, and thanking us for believing in cinema Hell of an opener to any film
@@trentpatrick7530 I agree it will likely be released as one of the "classics" from time to time. My local theatre is a small one and usually plays first run new films for only a couple weeks at a time, but they actually brought back Top Gun Maverick with additional special features, about two or three weeks after they had stopped showing it.
I love when a "popcorn movie" has a line that's unexpectedly deep and profound "You know what happens to you if you go through with this" "I know what happens to everyone else if I don't" Gets me every time
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@6:20. there's no way they were allowed to use the skunkworks logo like this even though it's hidden and secretive without it being known to skunkworks. Makes you wonder...
I admittedly teared up when he called to his long dead friend.
"Talk to me, Goose."
Cheesy as fuck
I reckon goose is the one that helped push him that lil bit further to reach Mach 10. ;)
Same. It's such a beautiful little moment. Cruise acts so well in this movie.
Thats why she cheated Glenn.
I think the only time Maverick feels close to Goose is when he's pushing himself close to the edge of life and death. He says it again before the mission and talks to Goose again when the SU-57 has radar lock and they can't eject. It's a beautiful and emotional way to show the guilt and loneliness he carries.
4:15-5:05 Hands Down THE BEST scene of any movie. The music by the legend Hans Zimmer, the scenary, and Tom passing Mach 9 pushing for 10 while calling out for his best friend. I always cry during this because of how beautiful this scene is.
Big agree, this scene was in no other words immaculate
Agree. But look into kaps jump from the movie sunshine.
ANY movie? Really? People on the internet really need to reign in the hyperbole. It was a good scene, you could even say it was a very good scene, but to say it was the best scene of ANY movie. Get real my man.
what is the music there?
@@zachnewton9165 people are allowed to have opinions
In 1966, an SR-71 suffered a mid-air breakup when, like the Darkstar, flew to its full potential. The pilot survived, but his Recon Systems Officer was killed immediately during the breakup. I believe the incident inspired the Darkstar's flight and mid-air breakup in Top Gun: Maverick.
The Dark Star "Engine Unstart" is almost exactly as Bill Weaver described his high-altitude Mach 3+ breakup in the SR-71 (Serial # 61-7952) on the 25th Jan 1966. Bill survived that incident, crediting his Pressure shut for withstanding the incredible pressures of the breakup, forces that ripped him our of his ejection seat (which never left the aircraft) then protected him from death as he fell from above the death zone into breathable air. Bill survived but Jim Zwayer his RSO died. Bill passed away in 2021, having continued as a test pilot in some form or another, into his 85th year!
@@rharvey9808 was there final Mach reading for the aircraft? Or is that still classified? Have understood some jockeys said the plane could push out more than the 3.3+ it’s publicly known to do.
@@jwilson2793 I can't remember where I read it, but i also read that 3.3+ mach speed tagged. But the plane can reach mach 4
It's actually unlikely they know the real full potential of that plane. Iv also read they believe it can surpass mach 4. But unless the actually did it, it's just an estimate.
@@JayB2 the SR-71’s top recorded speed is STILL CLASSIFIED so ;) u bet they went over mach4 haha
5:46 The sound design of the scramjet is absolutely badass.
Sounds completely like a rocket
probably one of my more favorite parts, afterburner sounds cool, the music is cool, but the sound of the scramjets.. nothing but raw power... reminds me of the space shuttles RS25s.. pure ear porn lol
True
When it says "hes the fastest man alive" 🥶
Sounds like a podracer for a sec haha
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tf you mean a real movie? It is a real movie dumbass
Every movie that's even been made or ever will be made is a real movie.
So true
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As someone who spends most of his waking hours doing something pertaining with aviation, a pilot and mechanic who grew up playing Ace Combat, when people talk about what it was like watching Star Wars in 77, that’s what watching this is like for me. Best experience in a theater ever.
Do you think a plane like this is possible to make in real life
@@prasanth2601 This MockUp was literally designed by Lockheed Martin, and they are working on a plane that can exactly that. Dozens of companies around the world are working on Hypersonics.
Gutted I didn’t see this at the cinema!
Carrier Landings?
Ace combat was amazing
You can tell just by Maverick's facial expression at 6:04 that he means to push beyond mach 10. It's such a great and subtle bit of acting by Tom.
no shit sherlock, bro youre literally reading the smallest detail even a mentally disable person can see.
That is subtle to you?
It was pretty blatant
Tom Cruise is as subtle as a lead hammer...
“He’s the fastest man alive” that got me.😅
Astronauts on the ISS (racing with 17,500 mph): Are we a joke to you?
@@prince-solomon I think he ment in a air breathing plane
Technically Apollo 10 crew are the Fastest man has ever travelled!
@@adarsh4764 he was meaning in a air breathing vehicle
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4:10 see this part in the theater gave me the craziest chills ill ever have. Truly amazing scene.
For me the climbing engine sound at 05:29 and reaching Mach 9.9. Felt like some major sh*t was gonna happen. Relive at Mach 10 but then Mav had to push a little more.
Hans Zimmer man. It's all HANS
Im really glad i got to see this in imax.....headphones dont do it justice
I had that feeling too
agree. same here.
Man, just...
" *Talk to me, Goose* ".
Pete is STILL not completely healed after what has happened to his friend. You can just feel it, that every time he is about to cross threshold, he calls to him...
And Darkstar is just awesome. I would not be suprised if it turned out that this machine exist in real world. This scene is amazing, beautiful music by Legendary Hans Zimmer just adding whole new level. Great movie!
Well a prototype was built of the darkstar but It can't reach mach 10 yet
It's a movie....
@@AudioJellyfish how original of you.
@@AudioJellyfishnew documents show darkstar IS REAL
Well considering the opening shots are of what would normally be an Ego wall is... just kind of a memorial to his friend who's been dead for at that point twenty five years?
Yea.
What I love about this scene, apart from how heartfelt and exciting as it is, is that Lockheed-Martin has their name all over the Darkstar. As soon as I saw the Skunk, I was excited. It's like, if this is what LM is willing to put their name all over and share with the world from their own drawing boards, it makes you wonder just what it is they're REALLY working on.
I feel like an idiot for not realizing this when watching, I just thought it looked heavily inspired by the SR-71 and thought they did a good job making it look more modern, but I just looked it up and you're right 😅 Lockheed Martin and the Skunk Works division literally designed and built the full scale mockup used in filming
@@greenglade47 but still disappointingly didn't get an Oscar.
Same here when I saw the skunk😁😁
@@dallasyap3064 only shallow people value petty awards like that. Top Gun's one of the two films that made a billion in that roster of nominees, goes to show how much people loved the film and that's all that matters.
@@dallasyap3064 Oscars are a joke now with their ridiculous racial criteria
The music score at the beginning of this scene just ROCKS! It really makes the scene.
yeah I'm surprised hans zimmer managed to put out a decent score again. he's done a piss poor job for over a decade now, just sloppy nonsense.
@@ianswift3521 I don't know who he is; the only writers (of movie scores) that I know are John Williams and James Horner. All I know is that TGM's soundtrack is very powerful and moving.
@@ianswift3521 i think it's SARCASM.
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@@gulabjamun6897Poe's law.
This movie is epic, the scene of him flying over the earth is breathtaking but hats off to how badass Ed Harris is with that shot at 2:38 lol love that part.
2:39
You gotta admit, Ed Harris not flenching was pretty badass in of itself
And it wasn't CGI. That was a real flyby too.
Love me some Ed Harris
how does the flyby raise the roof on that small container but doesn't send that 80kg guy flying into the air?
@@lukadzidic8211 surface area - the roof is a large, flat, surface. The person is a small round one.
The suction pressure from the air moving is much, much higher than it is on the person.
@@lukadzidic8211 Because contrary to common knowledge, the Great Ed Harris is not actually an 80 kg man. Scientific studies undisputedly proved that he's made of natural steel, with most of it concentrated on his balls. When they performed a measurement, they found out he weighs 2.5 metric tons. So this provides the grounded explanation on why he barely flinched from the fly-by.
After Interstellar ‘it’s necessary’ scene , this was the best ! What an experience!!!
Fk yeah lol
agreed, that scene was epic in imax
“Put that in your Pentagon budget!” LMAO I love that part so much! 🤣
People gotta speak the truth sometimes
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Seeing this in IMAX....fucking incredible...the best and most realistic action movie ever made...if u didnt get a chance to see it in IMAX u didnt get the full expierence
Is that a cinema or stereo
Yes it fucking was....i wish i could go see it again.....i still have my ticket
@@Bigsupreme2000 Cinema
Realistic is a stretch the way they dodged all those SAMs was completely BS
@@Izzy_B241 You've clearly never heard of STROKE-3
2:40 Dude so badass the draft, that blew the roof off a building, didnt even phase him. Awesome
Fun fact: in an interview about sound design, they used a F-18 to do the low fly by. He stood there and took it full force. The shed roof got blown off wasn’t edited or CGI, it was completely unintentional. 🤯🤯
Eh, not completely.
He does have to take a slight step back...
Adm. Cain has been dealing with Maverick's shenanigans for God knows how long. This probably just a Tuesday for him.
@@kukujiaoboii1331 yeah you can see the shed roof set jump up.
@@spirz4557 Probably true. It's stated that Iceman has saved Maverick multiple times, meaning Maverick did a bunch of sh*t. So won't be surprised if he managed to piss off the Cain who's probably the Operational Test & Evaluation Force commander.
4:30 literally gave me goosebumps. Reversing the sun set, gave the feeling that it’s possible to turn back time maybe even talk to his friend again.
A commercial airliner did it from Tokyo to London. I was on that flight.
With the Zimmer score in the background there are hints of sci-fi in this scene, which I think is intentional as it's literally an experimental future aircraft.
You can't turn back time even if you went at the speed of light. It's not physically possible. According to the laws of physics you can only go into the future not the past unfortunately. So yeah theoretically if we could even get close to the speed of light let's say Mach 120 which by the way is 92,000 mph around where asteroids travel we could start feeling like we getting younger and the guys on earth start getting older. By the way Mach 120 isn't even close to speed of light, but it's possible to travel at those speeds given enough time and as close to light speed as we will ever get if we get there without burning to crisp would probably be Mach 140 or 107,000 mph. Again we really haven't come up with ways to physically travel light speeds so no it's not possible to go back in the past nor future for maybe never.
@@BrayanCarmona-kr7vt🤓🤓🤓
@@BrayanCarmona-kr7vt IIRC NASA has actually designed a space craft that could theoretically go faster than light or effectively do similar through a pseudo contraction and expansion of space, and have figured out the individual technologies that we need to work out how to create to be able to do so. Its all super future science stuff, but they've mapped out a tech tree to build through in order to achieve it which is pretty cool. Ship looked like a central cylinder/hull with a huge ring-like wing system fore and aft. At least, I think so.. I saw it once on the interwebs a few years back so my memory is a little hazy.
I love how the radio communication was “broken” but the live video feed from like 20 cameras on the airplane don’t have a hiccup lol
The radio wasn't broken.You wanted mach 10 speed, maverick will deliver it.
Cain knew it was BS but he also knew he couldn't do anything at that point anyway.
You got it bro 👏
The rising transition of Maverick screaming at the machmeter to the pure brutality of the scram jet gives me chills. 5:38
I love that word "brutality" to describe stuff like this. You can use aerodynamics and fancy technology all you want, but once you're pushing hypersonic speeds, you need a beast of an engine to power your plane. Seeing an engine like that in action would be nothing short of incredible.
Masterful editing and sound design during this scene!!!
@@chilkootsailor492 ua-cam.com/users/shortsZWynHI8agZw?si=XaLan0NgmZJBjvwc
They gave the Admiral a hell of a part just by getting out of the vehicle during the Dark Stars take off. Said a lot about his ranking and where he stands with what Mav is about to do. Respect.
During this scene in theaters, I immediately said in my mind that this is going to be a movie I’m going to absolutely love for the rest of my life and never get tired of it.
The respect that comes from the words "You got balls, stick jockey" hit me harder than everything else in this scene. Such a powerful moment where the brass stops caring about rank and protocol and just stands in awe of an amazing pilot.
3:13 this scene gives me chills everytime I watch it
Yeah,same here.. the transition to scram jet scene..make me chill..the engine transition sound.. luv it man.
spot on
I think I watched that scene 25 times over
@6:20. there's no way they were allowed to use the skunkworks logo like this even though it's hidden and secretive without it being known to skunkworks. Makes you wonder...
@user-rf7lf5yn8p they actually designed this plane for the movie 😂
I love the character he plays. “One last ride.” he says with contentment as he lays his life on the line. There’s something beautiful about risking it all on the man you’ve spent your life becoming. Pushing a boundary you don’t know if you’ll survive to stay true to who you are, knowing that if you die, you died as the best version of yourself. The version who’s will does not bend for anyone. Not for man, or beast, or nature, or even God. Let’s all be more like Maverick.
One line makes you look stupid please be cautious never use the name in vain
Sweet words
What if they made this the ending of the movie? How sick would that be!? Maverick going Mach 10 in to the heavens, a testament to the irreplaceable human fighter pilots. Calling out to his beloved friend Goose, ensuring him his son is doing just fine.
thought the exact same thing... and a post credit scene with maverick walking into the restaurant letting as know he is alright
@@Whiting1996 ah damn you, now i cant get this out of my head
I just watched this scene with only seeing part of the movie....I assumed this was how it ended 😅
Or have him walking away from the wreck like the ending of The Right Stuff
Hmmmm
Maverick died that night, everything afterwards is just his own personal heaven playing out.
O eso lo que tu crees, pero la trama dice otra cosa
Haha now can be shown in china
Yeah it should be. His last act is to save the project for the people behind it.
😂😂😂 RIP Maverick and Tom Cruise
Wazi inception
how can you not get chills seeing such speed and tech. i hope one day humanity will reach the stars and wonder if anyone from our time ever thought we'd make it.
If we don’t kill each other first
They already had the tech for over 50 years
@@ebktoonz8436 Tech for interstellar travel?
What tech? Where?
I think this scene purposefully feels a little like taking a scene out of sci-fi movie and sticking it into an action movie.
@@ebktoonz8436 The tech for interstellar travel? Where? When? What tech?
2:03 love the subtle acting of these people. Smiling with admiration bc Maverick sacrifices himself basically
This whole scene is just chills. The part at 4:10 really had me like “wow this is really Top Gun”
Truly one of the best movies I’ve ever watched
No politics , no ideologies , no nonsense , just a good movie.
There are fucking chinese subtitles
@@kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaKorean, but thanks for playing.
media analysis is dead
"muh woman = politics"
-> Literally propaganda movie
-> 'no politics'
I like how this movie basically gave the big middle finger to China. They wanted the directors to edit some things out for it to be released in China. And they basically said no... So now it's not allowed in China
Almost. They actually did katow to China in post production. One of the 1st trailers had the Taiwanese flag on Mavs jacket removed. After covid hit, and China started to backpedal on letting hwood movies in, they pulled financing from Maverick. At that point, the filmmakers put the flag back in. But they absolutely let China dictate some things early on. A great book just came out on how much power China wields in hwood. Its called Red Carpet. Written by a WSJ reporter.
@@kingofswing3000 gonna look into that book, thx 👍
@@kingofswing3000 I will have to check that out. Either way it's not allowed in China. I think this movie is setting precedents that they do not need to bend over for China anymore. Hollywood is learning that they can still do incredibly well, it made billions of dollars without the Chinese market. This movie shows that. It did incredibly well. And to this day it is absolutely smashing records still. I mean it did well enough that it caused the Chinese version of Top Gun to not be released they were afraid of it being ridiculed from what I heard. And with the way current relations are going with China, what you're saying is not really going to matter anymore, because things have deteriorated so much anyway. So the days of relying on China are coming to an end. Currently the US and Canada are working together to ban some exports to China. And it looks like some of them have just been approved. China collects a huge number of natural resources and semiconductors that it needs from North America.
@@youandiryan Chinese knockoff is Born 2 fly. Comparing it to Top Gun is like comparing an ant to an elephant.
@@danielguo2234 I don't want to say nothing too bad about Born To Fly. Because it could very well be a good movie! It looks like they put off the release date until April of this year. Maybe they are working on redoing some things for the film. Who knows. But some of the Chinese actors that are in it, I do like a lot, some of them are very talented
"He's the fastest man alive."
Gives me chills every time.
Surprised no one is talking about how nice the darkstar sounds when the engine starts
Yeah the bass in the theatre I went too was amazing when he powered it up.
Oh yes we are all silently stricken
This right here was the BEST SEQUENCE in the movie…. As a 22 yr civilian contractor on some really cool overseas projects, we’ve had more than one person go out on a limb to save the contract……. So when he said “I know what will happen if I don’t”….. that hit some type of way for me. All the best to my MIL, GS, and CIV brothers and sisters…. Wherever you are 🫡 🇺🇸 🇧🇭
God I wonder what it feels like to fly like that… It looks so peaceful
its not
It'll take nerves of steel to even fly that thing. The X-15, the current fastest manned aircraft although reaching Mach 6.7 was already stressful enough to fly because the faster you are, the harder it is to control your flight path. One wrong move and you'll be up in flames. However, flight isn't the most dangerous part of the mission, getting back on the ground is.
@@ethanloming001slowing down isn't hard
@@ethanloming001that’s actually incorrect.
That’s cuz the noise can’t catch up. Literally can’t catch up. Like the Apollo 8 astronauts found out.
The intro music gives such a solid 80s vibe, and I absolutely love the nostalgia trip. 💕
As a pilot I love Maverick’s communication with ATC (or ‘tower’ or whatever they’d be called here). He tells them he has the current weather (“with information Alpha”) and flight control clears him to taxi to the runway that most favors the weather, then reads to Maverick the wind direction and windspeed (210 is the direction of the wind, 10 is the sustained windspeed in knots). I saw the movie seven times in theatres and seen clips on UA-cam dozens of times, that first time watching it on opening day in late May 2022 was the greatest cinematic experience of my life! Little details like these made it special.
You bet and it's fun for some of us who are aviation mavericks.thank you Mr Oetti
I would do anything to experience this again the first time in cinema
I work at the cinema and i regret not watching it there 😭
Especially in IMAX imo.
The bit where the Sun appears and that music point always gets me.
Mav saying "All right sweetheart, one last ride" while the opening notes to Top Gun's main theme plays in combo with the theme when the Darkstar's zoomin in the air made me start to tear up lmao
This scene reminds of when the NX-01 achieved warp 5. The build up to that moment was amazing, the crew was pushing humanities best technologies to its breaking point and beyond.
It seems Humanity's best moments are when we get together to go faster than ever before. Just look at the last time the Land Speed Record was broken.
Damn that's a perfect comparison (or Cochran first achieving warp). As soon as I read your comment it clicked.
It feels like i can write a book on why this scene is beyond perfect
One of the greatest scenes in movie history.
4:30 such a beautiful shot
5:02 is just perfect !
Deux levé de soleil ☀️
3:55 absolutely love this shot. It just looks so good
1:15 Lockheed Skunkworks logo. The designers of SR-71, U2 Spy plane and F177. Some of the most iconic planes of the future we’re living in.
I always, with out fail, get chills when both the music and speed a building, and the kid says "approaching high hypersonic" with a kind of reverence.
I've been playing this on a loop sometimes that the intensity and *emotion* of this Darkstar segment brings me to tears--because it's so profound and hits you right in da feels.
I sometimes wonder if this kind of scenery is what my late wife is looking down at--since she passed away on January 13th, 2023.
I now know that this movie gives us hope for a better future--where the technology we create today, tomorrow and in the decades to come--will usher humanity beyond the skies below and the stars above...
In my opinion, this is the most breathtaking part of the movie! Beautiful shots. Beautiful music. I got chills the first time I watched it. Reminds me of Interstellar. Amazing movie. There is no green screen and the use of CGI is minimal. Many of the stunts may look like CGI, but they are real. That's why this movie is so amazing.
Actually there was green screen when they we're showing Tom Cruise flying in the sky with the Darkstar (Cockpit Shot). The real shots of the darkstar was when Tom Cruise entered the plane and when they were pulling it out of the hangar the rest was CGI for the Darkstar takeoff and flight (F/A-18 Disguised as a Darkstar via CGI during Takeoff) But the Darkstar flight shots were all CGI. Saying "there is no green screen" is misinformation there no offense.
@@darkstar_sierra1588 None taken, but thanks for providing accurate information. :)
This movie had nearly 2,500 VFX shots. This entire sequence with the dark star is almost fully CG. They created a practical mock-up of for the on-ground scenes, however, all the flying is 100% CG.
Most of the flying scenes in this movie were in fact heavily heavily altered by CG. The enemy planes are all CG, the F 14 escape plane is all CG, the actual planes used for shooting were mostly L 39's, and then later digitally replaced.
The only flying scene that's assured to be not CG is the P51 Mustang scene with the Lady Gaga song at the end of the film.
Hollywood marketing campaigns will have you beleive otherwise, but this movie is hardly a "Minimal CG" movie.
I encourage you to watch this video on the subject: ua-cam.com/video/7ttG90raCNo/v-deo.html
@@kylemcneill5751 F-14 ground shots were practical, but the background (the destroyed base, fire etc) is done with green screen. The shot of Maverick and Rooster climbing into the F-14 are real shots.
@@dallasyap3064 once again, Hollywood marketing teams made it seem that way. When in fact every single shot in that sequence you’re referring to, the f-14 is 100% CG. There was no practical f-14, not even a life size mock up. I highly encourage you watch this video series that goes into extensive detail about how unbelievably false the claims from the marketing department were about the amount of CG in the film. ua-cam.com/video/7ttG90raCNo/v-deo.htmlsi=WVC043gdB8mBX0_l
This scene is one of the most badass ever, love the background as the plane fly by . ❤
everyone has their favourite moment from this scene, but mines definitely gotta be 5:53
that shot of Maverick above the earth with a birds eye view shot gives me goosebumps everytime.
As a fighter pilot myself always going to these types of movies and like military or war movies in general with a precaution because a lot of the times some of the stuff you might see is fake or even half of it but I can tell you from personal experience that throughout the entire day of the scene and even the movie I sat in my seat in the theatre with a childlike grin on my face because it was accurate and captured the feeling of not only how I feels to be in the air but also the freedom you have when you up there as close as you can get to God
Nah bro you can literally see god when you dive in a sub and the play station controller stops working
My only "complaint" about this movie is that this scene happens early on and it's the best scene in the movie. Nothing tops this
I'm sure this movie has inspired a lot of kids to become a Naval Aviator someday.
3 times in theater and 3 times in front of TV. Best movie in my life ❤❤❤
'Has anyone offered you a coffee sir' just brilliant 🤣. This whole scene is beautiful and brilliant
3:30- everybody in the theater laughed their asses of at this scene
@@seememesee7493 bro woke up alone in bed 💀
@@seememesee7493well your mom didn't ask for you yet here you are. Also when you use "did" the following verb is in the present tense not past
Same used behind enemy lines the movie 😅
I was 42 when the movie came out. I cried a couple times in the movie. It was so emotional for me personally.
I watched the first top gun 100 times, and this movie was great, amazing but it was empty in the sense of not having most of the original cast… it got me to me younger years… and people and moments that I will never have again!
The movie was amazing! Really amazing !
Mr Ricardo it's not only you who cried am also crying now as watching this scene from you tube.Thank you sir
You can see the blackbird smiling and saying "the darkstar is truly my successor to my legacy i can peaceful retire form now on"
With the Hans Zimmers music and the way Darkstar storms into the dusk sky, easily one of the finest goosebumps scenes ever to come on an action movie hands down... ❤❤❤
That is the most beautiful jet ever! I had a very strange dream of flying it and it felt amazing! And really fast too! I bet it feels even more amazing in real life!
She really is a true angel of the skies. Darkstar is an ironic name in my opinion, considering when you look up she shines brighter than any star in the dark :)
I agree :)
I thought it didnt even exist IRL?
It’s not a real jet but it’s really pretty and looks fast!
I love how this movie was. Just plain and simple? Nothing need to be told that hadn't been already told no extracurricular stuff. No agenda just pure good storytelling
That’s scene is so intense and simple perfect. Well deserved sound Oscar
I get chills every single time the Darkstar starts chasing down the sun.
This is the best movie of all time and it’s not particularly close.
"Put that in your pentagon budget"
"Sir"
😂😂😂
I love the idea of the Darkstar. Don't need fancy countermeasures to evade incoming projectiles, just step on the gas and go faster.
Cruise will go down as the greatest action star of the ages
4:37
"Come on mav, do some of that piolet shit."
1:14 Lockheed Skunkworks logo on the tail 🇺🇸
Good observation
The is the best part of the entire movie; in fact, this could have been the ENTIRE MOVIE, and would still have perfectly summed up and completed the entire Top Gun arc 😎
Ed Harris was meant for this scene…and although it was a limited amount of screen time, he made a huge impact. Definitely commanded the room. I was so reluctant for them to have a sequel to such an iconic movie, but they did an amazing job and understood the assignment. Adding Hans Zimmer as the composer took this sequel to another level! *slow clap of admiration
Didn’t EH play John Glen in The Right Stuff?🤔
Ed Harris definitely commands the room. Look at his role in 1996 action film The Rock (starring Sean Connery too), throughout the movie, u can feel him as a real commanding no-nonsense, caring but tough General.
Every single person that has aviation in his soul, would gladly die and step into this moment and become part of aviation History. Aviation is actually defined by moments like this.
Such a masterpiece of a film! Tom Cruise Is Such A Hollywood Legend
That Mach 10 scene is epic! 🚀 The adrenaline is off the charts, and Tom Cruise really knows how to deliver those thrilling moments. I love the mix of intense action and humor-it keeps you hooked from start to finish! Can't wait to see more!!!
This scene can make a grown-man cry, alone.
Just to imagine that while the SR 71 was being tested this excitement was a day to day occurance and how many times Kelley Johnson and his crew would have gone thru happiness, sorrow, excitement all sorts of emotions ... Just mind blowing 😮
I'm pretty sure the plane failing like that in the end most likely would have killed him. Either way it's a great scene.
Not if the cockpit as a whole ejected. The B-1 and F-111 have pod type ejection systems; if the DarkStar had that, then Mav could've survived.
@longman7168 lol
@@markymarknj at that speed though. In addition the shear forces with irregular trajectories at that speed "Mach 8,9,10", they would have had to design one heck of a pod. B1 and F-111 don't fly that fast.
@@doointhedoo space shuttle does. 🤷♂️
@@SgtBergin Space shuttle doesn't have an ejectable pod for the crew. Haven't you heard of the Challenger tragedy?
The fact that the DarkStar is real and was revealed in Top Gun Maverick is damn well played U. Sam
Lorne Balf’s and Han Zimmer’s styles marries so perfectly in this score
When i saw the Skunk Works logo i actually teared up. What a ducking collab.
The music starting at 3:47 (and especially around 4:28), it just hits every note just the way I want it to, just as it should be.
Can’t stop
Listening to it on Spotify 🥲
Yep plus the sunrise….beautiful….oh and the “talk to me Goose” WOW!
What soundtrack is that?
What is that song that starts at 3:47? I want to know so bad haha
For me it should be the last scene. A great exit for the greatest Aviator in the History of Top Gun and US Navy.
Harris' expression @6:56 betrays his respect for Maverick
The time I saw Ed Harris I felt like I have seen an old friend. I met him with "The Rock" and he is still the best second actor since then.
I hope Tom and top gun maverick wins an Oscar this is a brilliant movie that imo is up there with sequels that have surpassed the original,Aliens T2 to name a couple
Unfortunately, only won 1. Top Gun Maverick got ripped off from the awards.
Five Nominations and a win at the Oscars for Best Sound. They Hans Zimmerman music along with the ever-ascending tones in the cockpit (a low frequency become loud and then increases in pitch until a new low frequency overpowers it and also ascends in pitch) made it seem like the jet speed was ever-increasing.
I cry every time i see this scene its so beautiful i always wanted to be a fighter pilot and i feel this scene to my core
Emotional bandwidth of a teaspoon
@@fizzybubblech2128 the fuck that even mean
6:19 Bruh, I just realised the Skunkworks logo is on the joy stick
Man.....
That scramjet transition was dope as F....
I’m still deeply regret until this day that I didn’t watch this movie in the movie theatre
I am watching this clip on a 14 inch monitor and am very satisfied.
You might have been told this, but I saw it twice and each time, they rolled a little greeting message from Tom, all dressed in normal clothes and no makeup or anything
Basically just thanking us for seeing it the way it was intended to be viewed, and thanking us for believing in cinema
Hell of an opener to any film
I can totally see them re releasing it in theatres like they did with some other movies. It was truly an amazing experience from start to finish.
@@trentpatrick7530 I agree it will likely be released as one of the "classics" from time to time. My local theatre is a small one and usually plays first run new films for only a couple weeks at a time, but they actually brought back Top Gun Maverick with additional special features, about two or three weeks after they had stopped showing it.
I had tears at this..."talk to me Goose,"....watching the curvature of the earth as he does it. Have tears now ...
1:11 - 1:15 DAMN! THOSE ENGINES BE SICK!!!
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Wow that plane sounded volcanic !
I got actual chills in the theater when I saw the Skunk logo (1:14 for a timestamp) in the theater. What a moment. What a movie!
I love when a "popcorn movie" has a line that's unexpectedly deep and profound
"You know what happens to you if you go through with this"
"I know what happens to everyone else if I don't"
Gets me every time
Possibly the best part of any recent film ever! An awesome film and just amazing!
The engine start up gives me goosebumps who else felt the same
This scene beats even Interstellar which I love ❤