Despite that, he does a remarkable job emulating his fictional father’s mannerisms in a way that immediately makes you think, “ah yes, I see this 100%.”Īlthough the plot is simple, it’s the perfect vehicle to bring the audience a plethora of just absolutely incredible aviation sequences. Teller didn’t get any time with Anthony Edwards, who played the iconic Goose, before the filming. Rooster, played by Miles Teller, still holds a grudge against Mav for not only his potential role in his father’s tragic death but also for some drama around his application to the Naval Academy. Those graduates are (of course) the best of the best, and include Bradley “Rooster” Bradshaw, the son of Maverick’s former Weapon Systems Operator Goose. The plot is straightforward: Pete “Maverick” Mitchell is back - and don’t worry, they explain how he’s still active duty and only a Captain - and in charge of coaching up a group of Top Gun graduates for a seemingly impossible mission. There’s no real reason why this should work so well, but Bruckheimer and director Joe Kosinski manage to perfectly mesh just the right amount of nostalgia with the action and excitement of a new adventure.
From the very first bell gong that signals you’re about to strap in for a high-flying adrenaline rush, Maverick moves Mach 10 from start to finish. Top Gun: Maverick is the kind of movie made to watch on the absolute biggest screen possible. The July 2020 release was pushed after the start of the pandemic, sliding right to December 2020 before moving to July 2021 and then November 2021 before landing on May 27, 2022. Tom Cruise and Jerry Bruckheimer’s sequel to 1986’s cult classic love letter to Naval Aviation was set to come out in the fall of 2019 before the studio pushed it to ensure they had enough time to edit the intense flying sequences. The long awaited Top Gun: Maverick screams into theaters this week after numerous COVID-19 related delays.
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