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This was the perfect follow up to Top Gun!!! I was on the edge of my seat for most of it and love how they were able to balance a new story while still bringing back call backs to the original!!!

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Robert da Spruce

Perfect blend of nostalgia and callbacks to the original, coupled with modern day action and special effects! Guess I know what I’ll be watching tonight 😊

samcro92

Was hoping you'd watch this😁 can't wait for the hobbit also 👌👌

Alex Gorell

One of the rare instances where the sequel is better than the original.

Jerry Cook

I was stationed at NTC (Naval Training Center) in 1985. While there they filmed parts of the first Top Gun movie on the base. I got to meet Tom Cruise between takes. Also in Top Gun Maverick towards the beginning of the movie Maverick gets a Naval Air Staion Whidbey Island cap or patch out of a locker. I was also stationed there to do training of Communications.

Dan M

36 years later and the sequel is just as good as the original. I wish I could have said the same about Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and Gladiator 2 (although I still really liked Gladiator 2). The only thing that disappointed me was that Kelly McGillis didn’t reprise her role as. Charlie. And it broke my heart knowing what Val Kilmer was going through when he filmed this movie, but I’m glad the writers integrated his condition into his character. So good to see Iceman back on the screen.

Larry Darrell

Holy Crap!! You’re on a roll! Was not expecting this this week, let alone before the weekend. Awesome!! You waited 2 days… Imagine waiting 36 years to see this. ;-)

Paul G

I feel like Gladiator 2 is one of those movies that suffered mostly from a poor title - if they had made a spinoff and called it something different without direct reference to the original Gladiator I think it would have been better received. As soon as you tie a sequel to a revered title it raises the stakes too much.

Dan M

I agree with you 100%.

Paul G

You’re spot on about Penny, she was the ‘flyby’ from the first movie. She’s only mentioned by name once in a sort of throw away line by Meg Ryan (Goose’s wife) during the bar piano scene.

Baldemort

The only reactor I've seen to notice the Penny connection from the first movie but i think that's due to you watching both films in close succession. The rest of us had wait 30+ years heh 😅

Eric Wallace

Mach 2 is two times the speed, so mach 10 is 10 times the speed of sound

Tara ✨💫

Great reaction! Great Movie! Great Sequel! I would've loved to have seen some of the actors come back to reprise their role for Iceman's funeral. Slider was his RIO and maybe Hollywood, Merlin and even pilots that flew with Ice that the audience didn't know. It would've been cool to see someone come up to Maverick and be like "So, you're Maverick, Ice talked about you all the time" It also would’ve been great if Maverick sought out Viper for some advice. The other thing is that the first movie came out in 1986, so technically Rooster should have been close to 40 years old when TG: Maverick was released.

Andy

That P-51 is Cruise's personal plane. One thing I love about Cruise's movies, is that he does a lot to try and make the stunts, action as real/practical as possible, and minimal use of CGI.

Larry Darrell

Goose mentions her name in the beginning when Stinger is going off on Maverick… “Son, your ego is writing checks your body can't cash. You've been busted, you lost your qualifications as section leader three times, put in hack twice by me, with a history of high speed passes over five air control towers, and one admiral's daughter!” Goose looks at Maverick and whispers, “Penny Benjamin?”

sammy

Good movie i must say! but "American made " from Ton Cruise is a true story which is my favourite of all his films :)

Larry Darrell

You could totally see Goose in Rooster by the end of the film. It was like the Return of Maverick and Goose. (Too Cool :-) This just might be a Perfect film… or at least it feels like it compared to most of what Hollywood has put out in the past 10 years. Absolutely right Teegan… this was a love letter to the original. But it was also a love letter to 80s and 90s films. Top Gun: Maverick kinda schooled Hollywood on how you’re supposed to be making movies, which is something they’ve forgotten of late. This wasn’t just Fan Service or “Member Berries.” This was treating the original material with respect, focusing on telling a new, interesting and compelling story First, and never forgetting the most important thing… Make it Fun. Speaking of Respect… the first inkling of this was in the opening credits, when we got the “Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer films” Lightning graphic. The partnership of Simpson and Bruckheimer ended in 1996 when Don Simpson passed away. Ever since, Jerry Bruckheimer has been producing alone, and doing it very, very successfully. But, in order to Honor the memory of his old partner, whom he created the original film with… Bruckheimer brought back Simpson’s name and old graphic. (Very Cool :-) You were asking about what a Mach is. Mach is the Speed of Sound essentially. If you’re interested in seeing a film about the man who first broke the sound barrier, Chuck Yeager, then check out… The Right Stuff (1983) The Right Stuff is also about the Mercury Space Program, which selected 7 Test Pilots (what Maverick was in the beginning of the film flying to Mach 10). These pilots were the first Americans to ever go into space. One of them was Astronaut John Glenn. In the film, he is played by the actor Ed Harris, who you just saw in the beginning of Maverick as Rear Admiral Cain. The guy who told Maverick, “…your kind is headed for extinction.” (Not Today ;-) I highly recommend The Right Stuff (1983). Maybe even before you get to Apollo 13 (1995).

Robert da Spruce

Awesome movie! Awesome reaction! Aren’t we full of surprises. Martial Arts, sailing. The more we learn about you, the more I’m impressed Mach 1 is equivalent to the speed of sound. Approximately 767mph. So Mach 10 is approximately 7,670mph Definitely the rare sequel that’s just as good, if not better than the original!

Jason Potter

Mach is the speed of sound, so mach 2, is twice the speed of sound and so on. For reference, the space station orbits the earth at approxiamtely mach 12. Also, the colored shirts indicate their job on the flight deck, yellow for flight ops, red for ordiance, so on. Also i would argue this movie was better than the first, but only because the first.... if that makes any kind of sense

Jonathan Martin

If you haven't hear in the first Top Gun all the flying was just shots taking from the air force and none of the crew actually flew. So it was all pretty much B roll the edited in. This time in Maverick all the flying is real and the entire cast had to go through flight training and get certified. it was 4 months of rigorous training and some of the clips that made it in the film with them sick or payback passing out was them passing out and getting sick. There was almost no CGI while they were flying except for the first part of the movie. That plane that went mach 10 doesn't exist and that is CGI. The plane at the end was also Tom Cruise's personal plane and he was flying Jennifer connelly in that shot. He was also flying the plane int he music video with lady gaga as he fly's over her outside.

Mitchell Ponnequin

Loved the reaction! Your channel has been an awesome get away for me on this deployment, you were spot on with "couldn't imagine telling your loved one your deploying". This is my 4th deployment I have been on and my wife has been with through them all. Its never easy but it gets easier over time! Can't wait to see more

Whatnow1974

Goose mentioned it when they were getting told off about one admirals’s daughter a goose says Penny Benjamin also Charlie and the first Top Gun drove a Porsche in this one penny also drives a Porsche they have confirmed that there will be a third Top Gun movie with Maverick rooster and hangman

Jayson Phillips

Charlie drove a Karmann Giha also Goose's wife said "Goose told me about the time you went Ballistic with Penny Benjamin"

Theo

Jen Conollys first scene is a David Bowie song, nice... Totally watching Labyrinth tomorrow

Theo

"Bob" played Bob in Thunderbolts as well

Bernie Zwicky

I’m not sure if you’re aware of it, but Val Kilmer was suffering from Throat Cancer in real life, which made it difficult to speak…This real-life struggle was mirrored in his portrayal of Iceman in the film. I loved your reaction to this incredible movie, great job! 😊