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@balansboy 6 месяцев назад

This movie really hits all the right notes. Perfect blend of nostalgia and action. And arguably a better story than the original

@paulamoya7956 6 месяцев назад

I saw the original the weekend of its release in86’. I was 17 yrs old . I am 55 yr old now.. we’ve waited several decades for a film we finally had assumed would never be made . Imagine the excitement of watching this? after all that time in between .. There still isn’t a word created yet to describe this. 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠☑️

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Oh it must have been amazing for you. All that nostalgia rushing back.

@gja2000 6 месяцев назад

Very few catch on right away that Penny is the admiral's daughter. Go catch!

@jthomann71 6 месяцев назад

I love how the mission is literally the OG Star Wars Death Star run.

@musicdaydreams2506 6 месяцев назад

The actor who plays Bob is Bill Pullman’s son. Once you know, you can see the resemblance.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Wow, I can't unsee it now. Spitting image. I thought he looked familiar.

@themidsouthcyclist8880 6 месяцев назад

As someone who watched Top Gun in theaters while in high school and joined the U.S. Navy within the year because of it (submarine/nuclear officer, not aviator), Maverick was amazing to watch in its first week in theaters. All the feels? Absolutely. And it helps that the story, casting, directing, and editing was spot-on. This ranks among the top sequels along with T2, Aliens, and Empire.

@oliolioxenfre 6 месяцев назад

Submarines once, submarines twice

@ZakhadWOW 6 месяцев назад

Greetings Old Salt! I was stationed over at Portsmouth Naval Hospital Virginia and was less than a combined 2 years in, between boot camp, corps school , CampLeJeune for field training and short reserve stint pending ful lactive. Quite a nostalgic blast from the past, watching this, wasnt it?

@mothmagic1 4 месяца назад

I'd say it ranks as the best sequel ever.

@rsrt6910 6 месяцев назад

The manuever pulled by that SU57 on Maverick is called "Kvochur's Bell" followed by "Falling Leaf" which was actually performed by an SU27 during an airshow. Technically the SU57 should be fully capable of performing it as well since it is equiped with 3D thrust vectoring like the SU27/SU33, though it's actual usefulness during combat is questionable, it did a good job in establishing how agile the aircraft is in the hands of a capable pilot and how dangerous it was to be in the air with one while flying an old F14.

@jamesholland5761 6 месяцев назад

Great reaction guys! This is quite frankly a perfect sequel ( continuation) of the first movie! Dare I say it was so much better, but it wouldn't be without the first one! Goose was at the very heart of this movie! I was afraid that his character might not be much involved but they did his character justice! I was just out of high-school when the first Top Gun came out and it was amazing! Yes this one hits all the nostalgic moments perfectly! I lost count how many times I got emotional watching this! Loved it 10 out 10!

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Perfect way to put it. Goose was definitely at the heart of the movie.

@MsLivy919 5 месяцев назад

I was 3 yrs old when the original came out in 1986. I was born only miles from this base. San Diego, Fightertown USA, baby. Navy Brat. So all of the nostalgia, all of the things made me think of when my dad used to bring me on base & his aircraft carrier. I am 40 now, & was so glad that Tom decided to do this. So glad that he wouldnt do it without Val Kilmer. Fun Fact, when Ice speaks, that is actually his real life son doing the voice over. I'm not crying, you are. Another factoid, the cemetery view is at Point Loma, where my mother is buried. That shot I believe is near where her headstone is, cuz they had it blocked off during filming. Thank you for reacting to both movies. You guys are so cool! ❤

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

I’m so glad they did this, especially for those like you that it meant so much to. The nostalgia plus the memories of your parents attached to this must have really hit home. Oh wow that’s so heartwarming that his sons doing the voiceover. Just reaffirms this movie being an 11/10,

@coreywolf49 6 месяцев назад

"The general of the admiral's daughter" gotta love it.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

🤣

@retropyro 6 месяцев назад

Warlock wasn't in the first Top Gun, the character you're thinking of was Sundown.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Oops. Damn. Would have been good to just have Sundown instead.

@joits 6 месяцев назад

There's a lot of videos here on youtube showing how they filmed this in real F-18s and how the other actors trained with the Navy during the making... they're pretty awesome and I highly recommend you check them out.

@kevinmarshall854 4 месяца назад

All of the old vintage airplanes are really Tom Cruises personal air planes. He took out the actress Jennifer Connelly because she had a fear of flying before she did this movie. And if you saw the original TOP GUN Gooses wife talked about an admiral's daughter and that is who plays in the movie. That is why Maverick tells her that it is not their first date.

@PHDiaz-vv7yo 6 месяцев назад

Gotta react as I’m watching this! Yes great spot the lovely Admirals Daughter But that wasn’t Warlock in the first one- that was Sundown This film made us all fall in love with cinema and aviation all over again, especially in a packed theatre after a pandemic lockdown And yes, I squealed like a little girl the moment Mav and Rooster saw the Iranian - yes- Iranian base with an F14 in it 😍 And I can’t wait for the reaction of the Su57 Felon and THAT cobra manoeuvre Oh man, it’s the moment with Ice. Man tears 💪 “Thank you for saving my life” “It’s what my dad would have done” MORE MAN TEARS!!!!!!

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Damn I got Warlock wrong. Yeh this would've been amazing in the cinema. Iranian? So it's not a generic enemy? That Cobra manoeuvre 🤯

@PHDiaz-vv7yo 6 месяцев назад

@@RamblersInc it’s generic because they don’t name it. But I think it’s the only national flying with active F14s. As for the beautiful landscape I need to research if there’s any mountainous areas in southern Iran. As for Sundown in the original Top Gun. Played by 80s legend Clarence Gilyard Jr. Also known for being one of Hans Gruber heroes painfully taken down while only trying to steal bearer bonds on Xmas Eve 1988, Nakatomi Plaza 😞

@Wanys123 5 месяцев назад

@@PHDiaz-vv7yo F-14s and Unsanctioned Uranium Enrichement plant scream Iran. Su-57s can only be Russia... So they made up the enemy by merging the two current geopolitical rivals of US.

@carolynwilliams4877 4 месяца назад

The scenes look real, because they are. However, the U.S. Military would never give civilians (not even an experienced pilot like Tom Cruise) access to aircraft. The cast did train with Navy Pilots who were actually doing the flying. I'm sure it was thrilling for all the cast members to fly with some of the world's best pilots!

@RamblersInc 4 месяца назад

Almost like being on a rollercoaster.........and being paid to be on it 😂

@mothmagic1 4 месяца назад

The Dark Star was created purely as a movie prop but was built by Lockheed Martin, the same people who brought us the Blackbird. Hence the reason for the Skunkworks logo on the tail fin. The young lad in the diner only says one word but it's so brilliant. Hammer doesn't seem to understand that in order to teach it you have to fly it to work out how to do it. In a military bar ringing the bell means buying a round even if you do accidentally. His aim was to make them better than they have any right to think they can be.

@isaiahpavia-cruz678 6 месяцев назад

“It’s still daytime Penny.” Sun sets at 8:30 pm in the west coast in the summers coz of Daylight Savings Time. 😂 I had that constant feeling coming out of the theater of, “THIS IS HOW SEQUELS SHOULD BE DONE!” It was a feeling of excitement I felt coming out of the theater for the first time in a while. It did the impossible job of making me prefer this over the classic. And I love the original. We’ve been burned so many times by “legacy” sequels, particularly the Star Wars sequels and the nonexistent Independence Day 2, I’m so glad that this passion project was done correctly and not just for a memberberry cash grab. I also love how the tasteful and creative way they used Val Kilmer and the Iceman character as well. Have the conversations done through text messages was very simple and absolute genius considering the very real health limitations.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

😂 Yeh this was an amazing sequel. I can imagine people who watched Top Gun when it first came out, must have been really anxious when this started. Oh god. Independence Day 2. What did we deserve to get that ? ! So good to see Val Kilmer in a movie. Poor guy.

@BogeyTheBear 6 месяцев назад

Little problem, though: The movie happens in the last half of October. It's right there on the calendar at the beginning.

@tsefcik 6 месяцев назад

Re: cameras - they had to invent a camera that didnt exist yet to get the cinematography quality they wanted. Took 18 months working w/ one of the camera compnies and the Navy as to how to get 6-8 IMAX wuality cameras in the cockpits.

@retropyro 6 месяцев назад

100% Hangman = Maverick in the first movie and Rooster = Iceman.

@michaelnottingham1916 6 месяцев назад

They got it right!

@tsefcik 6 месяцев назад

Anthony Edwards (Goose) said Tom Cruise personally brought a copy of the film pre release to NYC and had a private screening for just him and his son (and Tom). Might have been an assistant or two there too, but said super classy thing to do.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

That was an amazing gesture from Tom Cruise.

@coreywolf49 6 месяцев назад

Yes vintage plane building is a thing. My dad built a 1943 Taylorcraft in the 90's, he flew it for 10-15 years before he upgraded.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Wow. That looks beautiful. Not sure about vintage cars but plane building must be a super expensive hobby.

@OklasoonaHomer 6 месяцев назад

Actors were riding in the rear seats of 2-seaters with camera rigs. The flying was done by Top Gun Instructors and Blue Angel pilots in the front seats.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

That makes more sense than giving actors these very very very expensive machines.

@ZakhadWOW 6 месяцев назад

As someone who was in his first year of full active duty Navy work, in the Norfolk Virginia area, largest combined military presence in the world between all 5 armed forces (yes, even Coast Guard), this was a true cultural event for us.. The Navy's largest Air facility for Atlantic fleet is at Oceana NAS in Virginia Beach, so all this Naval Aviation stuff was a big deal. It's all still so clear in my memory I must say that I truly believe the brilliance/performance of that Lady Gaga song at the end was a massive kicker to the impact. Yet another genius moment for her tied to cinema - musician or actress, she's certainly become truly legendary for cinema now.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

It's good to know that those that served also liked the movie and it wasn't all fake. Wow. I didn't know that was Lady Gaga. Great song.

@qa1327 6 месяцев назад

32:31 if there is one thing you can count on, it’s that Tom Cruise doesn’t die in movies. And if he does, he doesn’t stay dead. Great movie and great reaction.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Does he not ? 🤔

@athens_1psvr31 6 месяцев назад

This and the series Cobra Kai set the bar for bringing back old properties right, and raising the bar. 👍🏾

@mattj1411 6 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this. You are both amazing. What a great watch this is. And yeah it still hits the nostalgia every watch.

@athens_1psvr31 6 месяцев назад

Props for catching that Penny was a brilliant writing callback to the original. Most people don’t catch that?🤜🏾🫷🏾 “..and a flyby over one Admiral’s daughter.” Goose: “Penny Benjamin?”

@buddystewart2020 6 месяцев назад

No, Tom didn't fly a Superhornet. He did ask, and the Navy said hell no. I've watched a couple of different interviews with the Navy pilot that did a lot of the flying for this movie. As for all the crazy turns through the canyon, he said he actually flew it a lot smoother than that, but the director wanted him to make all those hard yanks and banks, because it looked cooler on film. Tom did fly the P-51 at the end of the movie, that's his own aircraft. Also, Tom was the only one of the actors that actually was in the back seat of a Superhornet for a catapult shot off an aircraft carrier, even through a promo interview by one of the directors said all the actors did. The Navy pilot confirmed only Tom did.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

The fact that he asked though 😂

@StevesFunhouse 5 месяцев назад

Brilliant reaction, guys !!! FYI, no, there was no Warlock in the original Top Gun (1986). There was a Wolfman (Barry Tubb), a Merlin (Tim Robbins) for the closest names to Warlock ... both White, but there was a Black actor (Clarence Gilyard, Jr.) who played Sundown, if that's what you were thinking. He also played in Matlock for 7 seasons, left to go to co-star in Walker, Texas Ranger and played 1 of the bad men in the original Die Hard. He died just recently, in 2022 due to a long illness.

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

Oh my god. I knew I saw him in Die Hard. He was the hacker, right? Thanks for the correction.

@StevesFunhouse 5 месяцев назад

@@RamblersInc Yes, sir !!! That is 💯% correct, and you're welcome 😊👍 !!!

@timdehoogh8441 6 месяцев назад

yes he did become an instructor at top gun if you watch the very tale end of the original movie maverick LT Pete Mitchell became an instructor by him puting the Top Gun Hat on the counter

@leebassa1545 3 месяца назад

I am SO GLAD that you caught who Penny was from the first movie. Y’all are the first reactors I have seen catch that! And for that I shall subscribe! Lol!

@RamblersInc 3 месяца назад

Good thing we paid attention 😂. Thank You. 🙌

@heather6668 2 месяца назад

Great reaction guys. I saw both films in the cinema 36 years apart. I still love the original Top Gun and watch from time to time but this one was just incredible. Fantastic sequel where everything went right.

@RamblersInc 2 месяца назад

Definitely agree. One of the few sequels that got it all right.

@henkebenke573 5 месяцев назад

The plane in the hanger is Toms private P51.

@mikecarew8329 6 месяцев назад

The P-51 Mustang (ww2 fighter) you see in the open and at end of the movie is Tom Cruise’s personal plane and he is indeed flying it off into the sunset. Yes they put the actors up in F-18s (in the back seat) and filmed. Yes, the astronaut outfit is common for Sr-71 pilots, U2 pilots, etc. Val Kilmer had throat cancer and can’t talk. The speaking parts were voiceover-ed by artificial intelligence . Allegedly Cruise wouldn’t do the film unless the studio let them use Kilmer. As you noted re: the long time between films, I turned 11 the year Top Gun came out so the title card, the music, all the callbacks were pure nostalgia crack. No Charlie as the actress no longer does films and, suffice to say, is not Jennifer Connelly appearance wise. KellyMcGillis looks like a retired 66 year old because she is one. And movies are for better or worse about appearances.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

His own plane. Wow. This must have been amazing for you to watch after watching the first one when it came out and watching that so many times. I mean....I'm not complaining about any movie with Jennifer Connelly in it 😂

@seanlong7870 Месяц назад

I'll go on record as an Irishman by saying i have watched 95% of all Top Gun reactions and this is by far my favouite. You are the only reviewrs to pick up on the Penny Benjamin link from the first movie. 100%

@RamblersInc Месяц назад

That was definitely a fun way to link her to the first movie.

@tomaskennedy 5 месяцев назад

7:36 Commander of the US Pacific Fleet means Iceman answers to Jesus, the President and… that’s pretty much it!

@ranger-1214 6 месяцев назад

There are some pretty good videos about the making of this movie. Tom took the actors flying before getting them into the training to really be a back seater in the F-18. They all went through egress training, the altitude chamber, etc. But the hardest part was the actors had to not only play their parts but also man the cameras and be part director, having the front seater pilot get the sun angles, etc. Lots of unreal stuff but also a lot of great work in the aircraft by the crews. That made the visual impact on them of the maneuvers and pulling G’s real, since it was real.

@miller-joel 6 месяцев назад

4:25 Ramjets are a different kind of engine that are more efficient at supersonic speeds.

@BigGator5 6 месяцев назад

"The end is inevitable, Maverick. Your kind is headed for extinction." "Maybe so, sir. But not today." Fun Fact: The World War II P-51 Mustang seen in this movie is actually Tom Cruise's own airplane. Cruise is an accomplished pilot in real life. Practical Over CGI Fact: At the insistence of Tom Cruise, minimal green screen and CGI aerial shots exist in the film, and even the close up cockpit shots were taken during real in-flight sequences. This meant that much of the cast had to undergo extensive G-force training sessions to withstand the physical demands of G-force pressures during flights. RIP Iceman Fact: Admiral Tom "Iceman" Kazansky has a relapse of throat cancer and dies from it. In real life, Val Kilmer was suffering from throat cancer at the time, resulting in his vocal cords being damaged so severely he was unable to speak. To accommodate this handicap, his character communicates through typing and only speaks three lines near the end of the scene. Those spoken lines were created via a synthetic vocal generator programmed to emulate Kilmer's voice.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

He has his own plane? Daaaaaammmmmnnn. Wow. That training must have been intense. Poor Val Kilmer.

@richardmeade8706 6 месяцев назад

Just as an FYI, Jennifer Connelly was/is a competitive sailor.

@kosh6612 6 месяцев назад

As a total fan of the original who saw it many times.. this totally lived up to the original. The big criticism is it is the 'star wars trench run', but you have exactly 2 places to shoot a air combat scene.. in the sky or hugging terrain, so.... duh! Fun fact, MS Flight simulator launched a Maverick upgrade...flying an F18 in VR in the mountains is AMAZING. No G-forces, but you definitely get the vibe... highly recommended if you are into flying (fun or serious). An interesting part of the flight sim release is they included a simulator for the Mach 10 plane.. curiously it includes 'required' maneuvers not shown in the movie and frankly raises questions, especially when Lockheed included almost identical promo images on their site. There have indeed been questions about mysterious 'booms' across the US, and mostly ONLY in the US, plus a mysterious capability gap post SR71... possibly filled by satellites. One wonders if this was a soft reveal of sorts or just movie marketing, especially a the US has indicated it is choosing to pursue a hypersonic platform instead of weapons. btw.. a possible callback/easter egg... when speaking with Charlie in the classroom Maverick suggests turning hard and going the guns, 'too aggressive?", which is the exact maneuver he uses when confronted with the 2 5th gen planes. Yes, they can maneuver in a crazy fashion because they can vector their thrust. Nowadays the planes can outperform the pilots and their ability to deal with the forces etc

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Time to download MS flight sim I guess.....and fail multiple times

@kissmy_butt1302 6 месяцев назад

Edit: NO 3rd movie. Leave the people wanting more. This had NO RIGHT being a great sequel and arguably better than the first. Fun Facts: On the tail of the experimental plane and on the top of the stick you see the logo for the Skunk Works. It is Lockheed Martin's test division. The Mustang in the beginning has been rated the top fighter of WW2. It was a joint development between the US and Britain. It is a metal air frame and US design. They found it under powered. They installed a Rolls Royce air engine which gave it the final coup de grace in quality for the time. That is Tom Cruise's own Mustang and he is flying at the end. Miles Teller did learn piano so he could play Great Balls of Fire. The original Top Gun the dialogue in the planes were different and the actors were getting sick. They had to redub new lines and actually changed the story in post production. For this film they had the actors go up with pilots to get accustomed to acting in the plane at high performance.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Agreed. Amazing sequel. Wow. I had no idea Rolls Royce made airplane engines as well.

@tomaskennedy 5 месяцев назад

34:02 "Use the force, Rooster."

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

😂

@cappaman73 6 месяцев назад

Fantastic reaction guys 👏 As someone who watched the original when it came out, this sequel captured all the nostalgia while progressing the story. Loved it !!!

@tomaskennedy 5 месяцев назад

28:31 That’s apparently an old naval tradition. I’ve seen them do the same thing in movies where a Navy SEAL has been killed in action, and his fellow team members do the same thing.

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

It seems like such a great sign of respect.

@tomaskennedy 5 месяцев назад

@@RamblersInc Absolutely. The ultimate gesture of respect for fallen brothers.

@TheBenperri 6 месяцев назад

It's just the trench run from Star Wars and I loved every second of it.

@heathcoram3728 6 месяцев назад

vintage plane is a mustang p-51 that Tom owns and flew in the movie. why don't people get that uav's still needs a pilot they just aren't in it

@jenssylvesterwesemann7980 5 месяцев назад

"It's not impossible. I used to bullseye womp rats in my T-16 back home, they're not much bigger than two meters." Sorry, couldn't resist it. A great, entertaining film, but the finale clearly goes full Star Wars.

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

Definitely a Luke moment 😂

@chemina8541 5 месяцев назад

^^ The only reason (plus a good dose of movie magic) that they had a chance in the F-14 against superior aircraft is this, at least what I know about it: the enemy pilots underestimated Maverick for some excellent reasons: the F-14 is a very finicky plane (very fast but there were a lot of malfunctions and problems) and the USA last used them in 2005. When they saw that it was not their own people (rescuing the plane from the bombed airfield) they were probably astonished that they got it up in the air. I've read the F-14 is one of those jets that are prone to chocking if they aren't always fuelled and the start sequence they showed, with the muffler and how it is prepared for takeoff, was essentially correct but shortened (according to some fighter pilots reactions). The chance that some enemy with combat training in that frame was sitting in the pilot seat was astronomical and Maverick is brilliant with that plane, it was the one he flew for his early career and at TopGun. The first kill was pretty much pure luck. The second enemy pilot should have finished them off from a distance instead but still underestimated Mav and went for a close kill, probably pretty angry that they've been shown up by their own, stolen, supplementary and 'bag of ass' aircraft. Plus, Mav had a lot of recent hours flying in a canyon, something his opponent likely did not have. That's one of the fan in-universe explanation. Loved your reaction.

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

Yeh I chalked it up to previous experience in the F-14 plus a little bit of luck (and movie magic).....plus........it's Mav 😂

@chemina8541 5 месяцев назад

@@RamblersInc Me too .-; and then I did a little bit of research and loved the movie even more because while it is an action flick, it does not treat the audience as totally stupid, if you get what I mean? They explain a lot but the nuances are for us to figure out, if we want. They could have just used the F-18s because they needed the double seaters to get the actors up with the real pilots front and there aren't any others with that configuration, as far as I know, but they built the mission so it would make some sort of sense to use those. Just another I only saw my second or third watching^^ Another one little old non-English speaking, non-US me did only figure out later, is that Captain is a pretty high rank and that Maverick was most likely used by Ice as a troubleshooter, he was sent to posts were there was a problem or a need; and as a catalyst and due to his methods he angered the higher-ups there but got the job done; the crew at the Darkstar loved and respected him, it was the Admiral that was the problem because he wanted the funding for his drones. No government would keep Mav on if he was costing them taxpayers' money by destroying multi-million dollar crafts nilly willy, Ice would have had to be God to pull that off. And I totally fell for the side characters. There are not a lot of movies out there where a female team member is just an accepted part of the team and does not have some in-your-face political agenda. They were all so wonderful, Phoenix and Coyote were the ones I liked best but the others did have lines that fleshed out their characters some. I mean, it is so fitting that payback was the one to come up with that stupid push up bet! Bob was fantastic as well. Sry for the rambling, I just love talking about it with someone,

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

That makes sense about Mav. It's good he had Iceman otherwise he would have been booted out a while ago for not doing things the way they wanted him to. At least Iceman saw his worth. Totally agree about Phoenix. That's how you write a strong female lead. Never apologise for rambling. Especially on this channel 😂.

@alexlim864 6 месяцев назад

16:30 Sorry, fellas, correction: Merlin was Maverick's RIO (not pilot) after Goose died. 30:10 All of the aerial acting in Hornets was done on the back seat of an F/A-18F (Foxtrot). DoD regulations , I believe, prohibit non-DoD personnel from flying military aircraft. That said, I'm sure a conversation like this did take place sometime. Tom Cruise: Can I fly an F-18? Naval Air Boss: No Tom Cruise: But I know how to fly a helicopter and a P-51 - Naval Air Boss: No. 40:35 Aircraft with thrust vectoring - such as the F-22 Raptor and the MiG-29 - can pull off maneuvers that conventional aircraft couldn't. The enemy aircraft here - the Su-57 - could likely pull off the Kvochur's Bell maneuver shown, as it has thrust vectoring. Great reaction, guys!

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

I'm just imagining an expressionless Naval Air Boss saying "No" to anything TC says 😂🤣

@BogeyTheBear 6 месяцев назад

Sundown was Mav's replacement RIO at Top Gun. Merlin filled in when he got back on the boat.

@alexlim864 6 месяцев назад

@@BogeyTheBear Ah, right. Thanks for the correction.

@johnathanstruble1064 6 месяцев назад

True story, couldn't see in Theater, I avoided all spoilers,, so finally, at home, 70 inch 4k, on the couch... I fell off couch twice , while bobbing and weaving ..lol. felt that again tonite during your reaction. lol!

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

😂 You just can't help it, especially on the sharp turns. Wow. A 70 inch is definitely not a bad alternative to the cinema.

@johnathanstruble1064 6 месяцев назад

@@RamblersInc I had to vacuum.popcorn up.. 😂.great reactions guys keep em coming.

@tomaskennedy 5 месяцев назад

19:22 "They couldn’t keep up." Right, tell THAT to their families at the funeral(!) 🤦‍♂️

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

Facts

@jmiyagi12345 Месяц назад

Hangman is everything that was wrong with Maverick turned up to 11. And Rooster is Iceman to an extreme as well.

@RamblersInc Месяц назад

Good comparison

@greysongreyhater7667 6 месяцев назад

Great reaction, guys! I enjoyed every moment.

@petrhanak862 6 месяцев назад

4:51 - "is it real"? No, but it is designed by Lockheed Martin's Skunkworks and based obviously on their famous SR-71 Blackbird, that is still awesome. There were news that China did not believe it is just a movie prop and re-tasked spy satellite to take orbit over the airfield to take pictures:) 40:00 - "splitting the throttles" - yes F-14 could do that. full power one engine, almost no power second one, quick turn. But the fifth gen (Su57) has thrust vectoring capabilities., which are a bit superior. 40:11 - that rocket launch sequence is from the original movie, that was reused over and over there for budgetary reason. Small nod :) 40:18 - it is crazy move.. physically possible from the thrust vectoring each engine independently, like Su57 has (check air show footage, basically turning on a spot), but also is a juicy big flat target for Mav's gun. Sadly, even super pilot can be surprised. If he just do instead of thinking :) 40:41 - but then the s-57 pilot is surprised same by maneuver that could be seen just by folding the wings out and slowing down. This is almost WW1 basic dogfighting. But awesome to look and awesome cinematography. Nice to see something with CGI to enhance, not just to create everything on greenscreen.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

That entire sequence was mind-blowing I still find it amazing that you can split throttles. WW1 dogfighting must have been intense.

@petrhanak862 6 месяцев назад

@@RamblersInc WW1 was intense also because generals during quite time thought that parachutes would "encourage cowardness". So you either died by bullet, crashed landed with broken bones, internal bleeding or burned alive. Or jumped without chute. But since pilots were harder to train than ordinary guy that could just take a gun and run against a machinegun through mud and shelling, it was a "save the resources" measure to include possibility to jump from plane and survive that.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Ok that's REALLY intense.

@doug3691 5 месяцев назад

Pure Enjoyment!

@victorluke5816 6 месяцев назад

Call signs are given to you by your flight mates. Usually something derogatory. Like "Maverick: because you don't listen to orders and are likely to get your wingman kiled.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Derogatory? I'd happily take a callsign like Viper, Merlin, Wolfman or Iceman 😂

@victorluke5816 6 месяцев назад

Some of those are probably insults but still sound cool. Wolfman for an incomplete shaving job. Merlin for failed card tricks, Iceman for small genitals etc.@@RamblersInc

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Iceman for small genitals 🤣👏

@nehashenoy1860 5 месяцев назад

Great reaction! Y'all should definitely watch and react to whiplash, it's one of my most favourite movies ever!

@Wizardofgosz 6 месяцев назад

Pretty sure Warlock was not in the first film. The guy who replaced Goose as Maverick's RIO was MERLIN.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the correction. Merlin....what an amazing callsign. Aren't these supposed to be derogatory lol ?

@Wizardofgosz 6 месяцев назад

@@RamblersInc they often can be derogatory because other people give them to you and if you do something stupid for example you might get a call sign based on that stupid incident. But sometimes you do get a real badass call sign. Viper was the actual call sign of the naval consultant who worked on the first film.

@raziel6896 6 месяцев назад

Scramjets do exist. However only very high flying air craft use it at the moment mostly because scramjet doesn't produce enough thrust before Mach 5. They can only really be used after hitting Mach 5. The X-43A and the X-51 use scramjets. In theory scramjets can go up to Mach 15....but they are still technically in development. Edit: 38 mins in and technically yes it is possible in that particular jet. The F14 Tomcat had some of the most powerful engines ever put inside a fighter jet. It was a very large fighter rhat carried at the time a large payload. The engines had a speed of Mach 2.34 but that was the recommended top speed. The engines were tested at Mach 2.5, however there is a story from a RIO and a pilot that once pushed their F14 past the recommended top speed and the jet was still accelerating at a very fast pace. That combined with the unique wing design and technically speaking the Tomcat could take off this taxi way.....if it was in peak condition with a absolutely beast of a pilot.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Wow. I just googled X-43A. That looked amazing. Mach 15 is crazy.

@cliveklg7739 6 месяцев назад

The round buying traditions are real, and vary Navy bar to bar. Enemy plane maneuver is call the cobra maneuver, and top migs and F-22s can both pull it off. The pin into the coffin is a long tradition. Its usually the career pins of the person who passed, so in this case flight wings. For Navy SEAL it would be their Navy SEAL pin. SEAL Sniper Chris Kyle's coffin was loaded with SEAL pins, that just how respected he was that so many showed up for his funeral. His story depicted in "American Sniper".

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

That's REAL ? Oh, I'd definitely be broke 😂 That's an amazing tradition. It showed such a real sign of respect. We'll add American Sniper to our list to watch 👍

@cliveklg7739 6 месяцев назад

@@RamblersInc Yeah my first time at the Marine Airbase at Cherry point NC we were warned of the Officer's club round buying traditions. The one I remember the most was if someone forgot to remove their cover (hat) from entering from outside, the bell would be rung and you'd have to buy around. Ringing the bell for anything other than the bell rules, a round of drinks. The cover (hat) one is pretty common at most of them. Another variation to pounding in the coffin is you'll find career pins left at their funeral stones.

@miller-joel 6 месяцев назад

30:15 No, not even TC could get the Navy to lend him a $50 million fighter. He had a real fighter pilot. Who appears in the movie at the bar.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Oh ok, I've got to go back to the scene to see who it was. Can you imagine the studio asking the Navy to lend them one 😂

@miller-joel 6 месяцев назад

@@RamblersInc It's the guy who says "much appreciated, pal" when he has to buy everyone a round. The studio would never be crazy enough to ask to borrow an F-18, it would be TC himself.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the letting us know. Yeh that definitely sounds like something TC would do.

@miller-joel 6 месяцев назад

Commander Frank "Walleye" Weisser, if you want to look it up. He has a few videos/interviews.

@TetsuoVI 6 месяцев назад

While the enemy is not formally stated, there is only one military power with that topology, access to advanced Russian weaponry, illegally refining weapons grade nuclear material to make weapons they don't already have, and still has american F-14's in service and can access directly from the water. Iran.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Ooooh ok, so we do technically know who the enemy is. Thanks for the info.

@MsAppeljack 6 месяцев назад

That vintage plane is Tom's.

@coreywolf49 6 месяцев назад

I don't presume his card was actually declined, he's a test pilot in the US NAVY, his bills are paid.

@BogeyTheBear 6 месяцев назад

May have neglected to tell the bank he was travelling. They see an unusually large transaction hundreds of miles away from your residence, they may flag it as suspicious.

@coreywolf49 6 месяцев назад

@@BogeyTheBear I took it as his card wasn't actually declined, she was just giving him a hard time.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Penny wanted to make sure he came back again 😂 We see your game Penny !

@davismccardle1 6 месяцев назад

You guys should do Tron: Legacy. Another AMAZING sequel.

@whtz9000 6 месяцев назад

Admiral buzz kill, lol.

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

😂

@alexkor380 5 месяцев назад

Russian Su-35 performs this maneuver in real flight at an air show. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kFt2HAp7fHo.html And in this video, the Su-35 also performs aerobatic maneuvers: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Jks6TTFsglk.html attention to 6:25 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Jks6TTFsglk.html attention to 2:04 Su-57 (in TopGan Maverick) is the next generation after the Su-35 and Su-37. He can do EVERYTHING that these planes can do... And about “I’ll confuse his guidance system in the gorge” - complete nonsense. It is impossible to confuse this system like that.

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

Wow. These looked crazy. The confidence in their ability to pull it off is amazing.

@Markus117d 6 месяцев назад

Bob's callsign is Bob..

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

It fits

@dajuggernaut124 6 месяцев назад

Callsigns are usually based on something memorable about you that you'd want to forget, but your peers rather you remember it for all of eternity. Something like a character flaw or something stupid you've done. Bob is not a pilot, he's a Weapons Systems Officer WSO; pilots might not see him as being as cool a them, hence the boring callsign: Bob.

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

Who wouldn't want to be remembered as Viper or Iceman? Maverick I get...he's basically chaotic.

@BogeyTheBear 6 месяцев назад

In my headcanon of the first movie, Slider got his callsign after he lost an eating contest at White Castle and ended up barfing burgers, and Hollywood got his when he got drunk and faceplanted into the sidewalk.

@SuperGrimfandango 6 месяцев назад

Penny!!!

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

🙌

@johnathanstruble1064 6 месяцев назад

Must see Whiplash soon. ! Please. 😂❤

@genecoo3710 6 месяцев назад

I hope you watch/react to Whiplash as well.

@shelbyramirez5897 6 месяцев назад

👨👨👨👨👨👨👨👨👨👨 0:25

@ronaldmillner6387 6 месяцев назад

Nice reaction but you guys talk to much. You cut out dynamic scenes and dialog cause you talked when you should've have

@ZakhadWOW 6 месяцев назад

THEN DONT WATCH THEIR CHANNEL.. No one forced you to sit there with a gun to your head.

@BillO964 6 месяцев назад

This movie was unbelievably horrible. So unrealistic. Throughout the movie I kept thinking how unbelievable and what a fantasy the whole thing was. Almost a Star Wars type rip off. Use the force, Tom.....

@Trepanation21 6 месяцев назад

As a viewer, if you're not affording a production the "creative room" to make some conceptual adaptations for the sake of making a more entertaining movie for audiences, you're probably just ruining your own experience of movies. If you're annoyed about something specific being unbelievable, you'd have to actually write a comment that gives some specifics for people to discuss. For example, the prototype aircraft that Maverick's testing in the beginning of the movie is pure fiction. Even the idea of mission briefings taking place in the hanger is fiction (there's no need for it to be done on the flight line, but it offers _excellent_ atmosphere for a movie!). All of the maneuvers performed in the film are not only realistic and within tolerances of the aircraft being featured (considering so much of the solo maneuvers are real footage), but even the nature of the mission in the movie is realistic -- every sequence of action required by the pilots in that mission is already standard performance capability that fighter pilots are all familiar and experienced with. Stealing an F-18? Well, base security ought to prevent that, buuuut given the nature of their Tomahawk attack on the airfield, it's not completely implausible that they could have done it among the chaos. After all, a fighter jet doesn't require the keys 😉 There's plenty of articles and even podcasts (shoutout *Jocko Podcast* with _actual_ Top Gun Dave Berke, available here on YT) covering the nature of the film, what's real and what's fiction. Turns out, it's *a lot* more real than people expect.

@miller-joel 6 месяцев назад

Were you expecting a documentary?

@RamblersInc 6 месяцев назад

I mean, that's just Hollywood. It was entertaining regardless, right ?

@BillO964 6 месяцев назад

@@Trepanation21ohhh I love you tube experts. Thank you comment police.

@BillO964 6 месяцев назад

@@RamblersInc Firstly, I really enjoy your reactions. You guys are alot of fun. As far as the Top Gun series, the original movie, while barely plausible, was an entertaining Tom Cruise fantasy. If Maverick was supposed to be a comedy, then sure I was entertained because I laughed all the way through. For the record, I am not a big Tom Cruise fan either. I try to look past his acting ( or lack of) and enjoy the movie otherwise. Sorry, I spent too many years serving in the US Navy aboard a real aircraft carrier directly involved flight operations, in in a war, too find the premise of this movie , never mind the plot believable. This mission could/would never happen the way the movie portrayed. This was more like a SiFi than a believable war movie. I guess for the youtube comment police here, I am not permitted an opinion.

@pedronavaja4837 5 месяцев назад

Can the move at 40:15 be done? That would be yes. The maneuver is called "Kvochur's Bell (Колокольчик Квочура), and it's basically a deep pitch at about 120° called a Pugachev Cobra maneuver followed by a spin using the rudders mostly, resulting in the spin you see in the film. In reality, though, the FOX-2 from the F-14 would've shot down the SU-57 Felon 9 times out of 10 during that move since it is mostly an air show maneuver.

@RamblersInc 5 месяцев назад

Yeh I thought about that afterwards. Its an amazing acrobatic but you're a sitting duck. Still ... it looked good.

@tomaskennedy 5 месяцев назад

7:38 Commander of the US Pacific Fleet means Iceman answers to Jesus, the President and… that’s pretty much it!