Let's be honest, it may not be greatest movie ever but it was the most intense cinematic experence of the decade. Plot isn't important there, what matters in plane cabin footage. You can see all these actros reacting to insane speed and G-forces and no other movie can even compete. Maybe documentary films but they are not as bombastic as TG:Maverick.
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The film is nicely meta. It feels like Cruise replying to the IRL normies calling him an old has-been by being an in-story aged but not has-been training new fighter pilots but also keeping alive practical filmmaking as a producer.
Soundtrack is far inferior to the old Top Gun though.
does anyone else imagine a gun with a little hat when they hear top gun
Are we supposed to ignore the massive international relations crisis and war that immediately follows the plot of the movie?
The US does a surprise attack against some random country with no valid casus belli and we're just supposed to accept it?
They BTFO a nuclear weapons plant.
>implying anyone gives a shit about not Iran
Kinda. The movie was supposed to come out in 2019, so they filmed it in 2018 at most and there was no war until 2022. Note date of the 1st trailer.
>Are we supposed to ignore the massive international relations crisis and war that immediately follows the plot of the movie?
Yes, the US does it all the time.
>The US does a surprise attack against some random country with no valid casus belli and we're just supposed to accept it?
>lol look at my Latin words
There was cause explained in the movies via treaties broken but even if not, did you just wake up to US foreign policy
>Iran violates a ratified international nuclear armament treaty
>thinks they have any standing to declare war
>random country
It was Iran, anon.
People only think it’s Iran because of the f-14’s but Iran doesn’t have su57’s (Russian 5th gen fighter). Only Russia has them. No country has both. The country is meant to be fictional. But it’s definitely a hybrid of the countries, both Russia and Iran.
funnily eough not!.Iran had more su57s in the movie than russia has IRL
Russia has 14 I think but only uses 6 of them iirc. So there is no way in hell Iran would have any cause A) Iran can’t afford them and B) even if they could Russia isn’t selling them for the same reason the United States wouldn’t sell f22’s to other countries. It’s too advanced of a plane to want to give to anybody. Even your Allies.
they have 4-3 i think one crashed a few years back
A 4 ship flight was used in combat last week. It was a ground attack mission over Ukraine.
didn't the russkies publicise the shit out of them when they used them in sirya?
They ordered 14 + 6 and in fact only 3 were seen in active service. And not even in combat. They are show off only. They cost a lot and aren't much better than F22.
>People only think it’s Iran because of the f-14’s
So, can you mention another rogue islamic nation located in the persian gulf that has a uranium enrichment program that the US claims is threat?
Shut up homosexual. I’m Iranian and I thought this movie was based. I know people like to think it’s Iran they’re bombing but they intentionally didn’t name a country to avoid making people leave the movie hating some other country. That would also take away from the main appeal of the movie which is the planes. Doesn’t matter where you’re from, everybody loves fighter jets. If you can’t separate politics from the kinematic experience of top gun then you’re a homosexual.
this, it's fricking Top Gun.
nobody gives a shit about the plot, whet people come to see is sick ass planes and the larger than life characters.
I made people watch the movie who thought they would hate it and they ended up loving it. Only incels and trannies seethe at this movie.
It's also just irrelevant to the plot or story of the movie which is about the pilots and their mission, not about international politics
It would have added nothing and changed nothing if they said "we are attacking Iran" instead of "we are attacking the Enemy"
literally not the point
exactly, not as if the pilots would have some great moral crises in their lives. most military personell do what they are ordered to
>greatest cinematic experience ever
Not even close
>it was the most intense cinematic experence of the decade
True but the decade has only just begun for movies, 2020 had barely any blockbusters, 2021 was mostly empty until the final few months, and only now this year are we getting the normal amount of blockbusters.
I doubt we will see something as intense anytime soon. Most of blockbusters are now garbage escapism and capeshit/fantasy/scifi crap. Meanwhile Top Gun wanted to give you experience of jet pilots, it was anti-escapism offering authentic experience over fantasy bullshit in CGI created worlds.
>I doubt we will see something as intense anytime soon
Tom Cruise's space movie filmed in space
Space is too boring because its, well, open space. The best Top Gun moments were when they were flying close to ground because speed is not everything, you need environment. Same how I'm bored by going 120 on highway while speeding 80 down some twisty roads is more exciting.
At best they will be Fast And Furious in post apoc settings. This stands no chance to jets flying in canyon.
>At best they will be Fast And Furious in post apoc settings
Yeah except you know, good movies. Fury Road was the best experience I ever had watching a new movie in theaters.
>I doubt we will see something as intense anytime soon
George Miller is making a Mad Max spinoff then Mad Max 5, those will be more intense and probably better movies too.
>danger zone starts
>jet engine roar shakes the kino hall
only time i soifaced in the cinema, the sound is just fricking phenomenal
It was worth the 43 canadian dollars I had to spend buying me and my dad a popcorn, a drink, and a candy
where do you live
woops
Holy shit are you me? Except I bought him nachos
i dont want to go outside bros... how do i watch this kino?
go and watch it in the cinema dude
you gotta see it in theaters my man, it's worth it. if being outside gives you anxiety you can try for a mid morning or early afternoon showing on a weekday when people are at work. those are usually pretty sparse people-wise. i dunno what it's like where you are, but where i'm at there's still like 8 showings a day in multiple theaters.
It was fricking intense. Loved it.
Latest 4 Tom Cruise movies are pushing aerial scenes to the limit.
>Mummy plane crash in zero gravity training jet
>American Made and low pass scenes
>Mission Impossible heli chase
>Top Gun air scenes
>Mission impossible real time parachute jump
Still hasn't beaten the Apocalypse Now Flight of the Bumblebee scene.