Top Gun: Maverick - MOVIE REACTION!!

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  @BlindWave · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @osirex5495 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Glenn Powell (Hangman), after filming this movie, went out to get his pilot license and at each milestone in his training Tom Cruise gave him a card or text congratulating him etc

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  @christinejalandoni5919 · 3 years ago

  The way they integrated Val Kilmer into the story is so sweet. They respected the original but added more to the story. It&apos;s like Top Gun grew up. Best movie this year ✈️👨‍✈️

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  @ryuhitsuya21 · 3 years ago

  I can see why this movie made a billion dollars. Tom cruise as a human is so strange but his dedication to film is so magnificent there&apos;s nothing you can do but admire the lengths he&apos;s willing to go to. <br><br>This is a perfect sequel, nostalgia grab, and straight up revival of the soul of a both the Movie Top Gun and 80s movies in general. So much could have been done cheaply and yet it behold.

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  @reflectionist · 3 years ago (edited)

  I love that Hangman spends so much time in the movie pretending to be an asshole just to show that when it&apos;s time to put balls on the line, he&apos;s your biggest cheerleader. &nbsp;The way he celebrates the two miracles looks earnest and wholesome, it&apos;s not just that he&apos;s happy the mission is going well, he&apos;s proud of his friends for doing it. &nbsp;I mean, he&apos;s not particularly older than anyone else on the team, and it doesn&apos;t look like he outranks anybody, but the way he dances in that cockpit is such a &quot;proud dad&quot; moment.

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  @chaost4544 · 3 years ago

  &quot;Top Gun: Maverick&quot; accomplished what &quot;Blade Runner: 2049&quot; did in celebrating the past but surpassing the original film.

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  @emeraldant7413 · 3 years ago

  A small detail about why Rooster&apos;s seat didn&apos;t eject. There is a small arming switch that is part of the pre-flight procedure to arm the seat for ejection. Since Rooster was never trained in the F-14 he didn&apos;t know to engage it. I thought it was a cool addition to the film.

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  @DirtyJerseyProductions · 3 years ago

  The climb by Phoenix when she was on fire wasn’t to put the fire out. We “climb to cope” when we’re at a low altitude with an emergency in order to buy time to solve the emergency. Worst case if you can’t put it out it gives you a greater chance of survivability when you eject.

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  @joeway3512 · 3 years ago

  “Do some of that pilot shit”. &nbsp;That gave me goosebumps. It’s exactly what Roosters dad said to Mav in Top Gun 1. &nbsp;Amazing.

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  @ManSeekingMeaning · 3 years ago (edited)

  <b>I LOVE how much Aaron loved this movie.</b> I could tell Eric really liked it and Rick and Calvin enjoyed it, too, but Aaron was hooked and I can&apos;t blame him. I took my wife to see this in theaters as our first date after she gave birth to our beautiful daughter, and it made both of us cry. Simple but effective story, proper use of fan service and nostalgia, and absolute dedication from everyone involved. Such a wonderful throwback/legacy film that I can only describe as pure movie magic.<br><br>I agree with Eric, both Glen Powell and Miles Teller did amazing in their roles.

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  @ttngarage · 3 years ago

  The guy in the right with the Top Gun shirt actually FELT the whole movie, man. He was all of us in the theater the first time we watched this awesome sequel.

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  @Shelma32Reactions · 3 years ago (edited)

  I love this film so much.<br>One of my favourite things is that that is actually Tom&apos;s plane they fly at the end &amp; i&apos;m fairly certain it was him flying it too.

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