He still has a two part Mission Impossible film coming out next year and he loves doing those films so much you bet he's got at least one more after those and given the rave response to Maverick he probably has an idea on how to concluding a probably Top Gun trilogy. Basically, Cruise isn't finished yet and thank God for that.
It's a genuine movie made by people who genuinely want to make a good movie
You'd be surprised how rare that is nowadays. Most movies exist to do something other than be good, whether that is propagandise, sell toys, create a franchise, etc
I think if mega corps get too big, passion is completely sucked out of them. Along with competent people. You get people with good grades who are educated morons, corralled around by other educated morons. The writers and directors work on the product because it was assigned to them, nto because they had any passion for it.
Unironically splitting up the big entertainment corporations would result in higher quality products.
>It's a genuine movie made by people who genuinely want to make a good movie >You'd be surprised how rare that is nowadays
This. I haven't seen the like in over 10 years, unless you count asiatic toons. Fricking sad that that's the only media being made anywhere that isn't just a contrived vehicle for latest thing propaganda and social conditioning.
>What they should take away from it:
A solid, simple, non-subversive, feel-good action movie with no social politics and minimal CGI did very well. >What they will take away from it:
Make more sequels to movies from 40 years ago, also ignore the fact that Maverick didn't shit all over the original movie and so keep up the extremely subversive writing.
>Make fun movies like Marvel and you make money >reboot old movies and make money
Anything else that contributed to this movie's success will be ignored
Literally anyone tasked with writing Star Wars at the time could be pulling those numbers. TGM has the prestige of both being successful and keeping the hype of the Top Gun franchise.
Yes, it was a shit movie but had the Star Wars hype giving it massive numbers. TLJ literally crashed the entire franchise, but people still think it was successful.
>Don't treat the legacy character like a loser. >Make the movie fun devoid of identity or ${current_year} politics. >Practical effects can go a long way.
Hollywood will of course learn nothing from this movie.
>Western society is gynocentric and masculinity has been demonized and is even a mandatory class in many western schools and colleges >men go to watch a masculine film to get away from the madness
Its success coincided with the perfect storm of not pretending to care about COVID and being a franchise with a simplistic plot and milquetoast celebrity. It is the capstone on movies grave.
The dialogue is spoken at a literal 3rd grade level and the plot is remedial. The movie itself is pathetic but what else was there to watch lol.
>What can Hollywood learn from the success of Top Gun Maverick?
Make movies that are actually enjoyable and don't insult the audience's intelligence by being as cynical as possible. Of course they won't learn their lesson.
Absolutely nothing, if I'm being real honest. This was a last hurrah of sorts for Cruise. He's on his way out.
Frick, man. You're right but it's sad to see.
holy cope, people have been saying that for the last 20 fricking years
He still has a two part Mission Impossible film coming out next year and he loves doing those films so much you bet he's got at least one more after those and given the rave response to Maverick he probably has an idea on how to concluding a probably Top Gun trilogy. Basically, Cruise isn't finished yet and thank God for that.
he will be hanging OUTSIDE of the plane on the next movie
Really good movies that appeal to wide audiences and are also sequels to popular properties which star an A-list actor will do well.
Actually film shit other than a green piece of cloth?
Hollywood isn't capable of learning.
What can they learn? With Cruise you fricking win
>...With Cruise ...you win!
Yes. And with a word that rhymes with "Cruise"... you lose.
make good movies?
It's a genuine movie made by people who genuinely want to make a good movie
You'd be surprised how rare that is nowadays. Most movies exist to do something other than be good, whether that is propagandise, sell toys, create a franchise, etc
I think if mega corps get too big, passion is completely sucked out of them. Along with competent people. You get people with good grades who are educated morons, corralled around by other educated morons. The writers and directors work on the product because it was assigned to them, nto because they had any passion for it.
Unironically splitting up the big entertainment corporations would result in higher quality products.
BUST THE TRUSTS! BUST THE TRUSTS!
>It's a genuine movie made by people who genuinely want to make a good movie
>You'd be surprised how rare that is nowadays
This. I haven't seen the like in over 10 years, unless you count asiatic toons. Fricking sad that that's the only media being made anywhere that isn't just a contrived vehicle for latest thing propaganda and social conditioning.
>And remember to die for Israel.
keep making sequels, especially 80s nostalgia sequels
stop allowing trannies and females to write your movies
>What they should take away from it:
A solid, simple, non-subversive, feel-good action movie with no social politics and minimal CGI did very well.
>What they will take away from it:
Make more sequels to movies from 40 years ago, also ignore the fact that Maverick didn't shit all over the original movie and so keep up the extremely subversive writing.
honest movie making
They are just gonna take its success as proof that money is on revivals of old IPs rather than what actually made it work
>Make fun movies like Marvel and you make money
>reboot old movies and make money
Anything else that contributed to this movie's success will be ignored
Last Jedi made this much?
TLJ made more. $620 million in 2022 is not the same as 2017
Literally anyone tasked with writing Star Wars at the time could be pulling those numbers. TGM has the prestige of both being successful and keeping the hype of the Top Gun franchise.
Last Jedi made less than half what Force Awakens did, it had zero legs.
Yes, it was a shit movie but had the Star Wars hype giving it massive numbers. TLJ literally crashed the entire franchise, but people still think it was successful.
It's söy wars, of course it did
Americans worshiped Star Wars. They're the reason even TROS was able to make a billion
>Don't treat the legacy character like a loser.
>Make the movie fun devoid of identity or ${current_year} politics.
>Practical effects can go a long way.
Hollywood will of course learn nothing from this movie.
chad always saves the day
Hangman is literally the same character as Maverick in the first movie
maverick wasnt a prick against iceman for no reason
CinemaScore is an innaccurate way of gauging quality.
>Western society is gynocentric and masculinity has been demonized and is even a mandatory class in many western schools and colleges
>men go to watch a masculine film to get away from the madness
Shocker.
Its success coincided with the perfect storm of not pretending to care about COVID and being a franchise with a simplistic plot and milquetoast celebrity. It is the capstone on movies grave.
The dialogue is spoken at a literal 3rd grade level and the plot is remedial. The movie itself is pathetic but what else was there to watch lol.
>i-it was just a fluke!!!
I hate americans so much. Greetings from Kentucky.
It won’t learn anything. It should learn to just make good movies, and not preach. But it doesn’t understand.
Hollywood should learn that movies with quadroon actors in lead roles can be successful.
>What can Hollywood learn from the success of Top Gun Maverick?
Make movies that are actually enjoyable and don't insult the audience's intelligence by being as cynical as possible. Of course they won't learn their lesson.
Audiences don't want toxic far left politics shoved down their throats, they want to be entertained
People are sick of capeshit and want something, *anything*, different.
fighter jets are frickin cool
>1.9mil
Who cares? I bet Thor made 3x that
>Comparing Thor's second week to Top Gun's eighth.
Disney shills are getting nervous.
It made 5.3mil so it didn't even triple it lol