Top Gun: Maverick (2022) - Great Balls of Fire Scene | Movieclips
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- Top Gun: Maverick - Great Balls of Fire: Maverick (Tom Cruise) reacts to Rooster (Miles Teller) singing "Great Balls of Fire"
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
After more than 30 years of service as one of the Navy's top aviators, Pete "Maverick" Mitchell is where he belongs, pushing the envelope as a courageous test pilot and dodging the advancement in rank that would ground him. Training a detachment of graduates for a special assignment, Maverick must confront the ghosts of his past and his deepest fears, culminating in a mission that demands the ultimate sacrifice from those who choose to fly it.
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Cast: Glen Powell, Greg Tarzan Davis, Jay Ellis, Jennifer Connelly, Lewis Pullman, Miles Teller, Monica Barbaro, Tom Cruise
Producer: Christopher McQuarrie, Tom Cruise
Screenwriter: Christopher McQuarrie, Ehren Kruger, Eric Warren Singer
Director: Joseph Kosinski
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![Miles Teller - Great Balls of Fire (From “Top Gun: Maverick”) [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pVcMsjyKlaM/mqdefault.jpg)
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Cruise sure knows how to give a haunted look. His ability to convey emotions is underrated, overshadowed by his incredible stunts.
I don't like that look, Mav
@@YesWeAre It‘s the only one I got
Dude this movie was so emotional for me 😭
Watch the Leo Crow scene in Minority Report for more of that.
@@JustSomeCanadianGuy or the court room scene of a Few Good Men
Really felt the pain Maverick felt here, one of two times I felt tears building during the film
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What added to it was Penny seeing Maverick's expression... She knew what he was feeling.
@moistmanm9 yeah fictional characters. It’s such a good movie because it was an emotional experience. Have some respect.
Imagine having no heart
Shut up
Like father, like son! A great call back to the original movie.
Yep including the opening scene with Danger Zone.
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@@sgb5584 amen
poor mav
@@sgb5584 L
Nothing but Goosebumps watching this scene
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"Goose" bumps I see what you did there
i cried when i saw this scene
@@bradnov89 Yep
Indeed
Epic moment right when this scene cuts too. Penny sees Maverick outside stunned and while she was smiling and having a laugh with him earlier, she could tell he was hurt and I think she genuinely felt hurt throwing him out after seeing that. This entire movie was written and acted so well. The soundtrack and the camera angles, all of it. If you haven’t seen it yet then please do! In my opinion it is the best sequel to ever be made and brought back nostalgia without ruining it and not doing justice to the original. This had Terminator 2 vibes when I left the cinema thinking damn that was better than the original, and that’s saying something!
She knew all about Goose. She was the admiral's daughter mentioned twice in the first movie, first by Goose himself then by his wife Carole. She knows exactly why he's hurting. But the thing is, even if she hadn't had him thrown out (which really was just because of policy/rules) he still would have been hurt the moment "Great Balls of Fire" began. All she did, inadvertently as it was, was provide him a way to walk away from it without people noticing.
One of the most powerful scenes ever and the score and Tom's performance are just perfect combined with the haunting flashbacks
The casting and writing for this film was flawless. Very rare in modern films.
Ppl say it saved Hollywood at the time
Miles Teller really suits for Goose’s kid. Very good acting..
I agree. It's honestly eerie how much Miles resembled Goose in this film. Hats off to the casting department.
Lmao, Hangman's reaction in the next scene realizing he yeeted a superior officer the previous night.
At least it was a fair game since it's the Bar's rule
Of course it didn't stop them getting their asses whooped during training
I like that it’s taking a call back that calling back to a fun scene during the first one, but also making Mav relive the trauma of loosing goose.
Man, the score, the slow pan across the cadets, the flashbacks, and then Maverick’s face. No words. Just pain.
This movie and Spider-Man: No Way Home are examples of how Hollywood should treat movies with nostalgia while also going with its original story. While movies rely on nostalgia bait just for the sake of money, Spider-Man: No Way Home and Top Gun: Maverick are movies that show Hollywood that nostalgia can be done the right way and not be forced down peoples throats just for the sake of the movie. If Hollywood is gonna make movies with nostalgia then they have to do it right. This movie along with Spider-Man: No Way Home are examples of that, and I loved them both and possibly my fav movies of all time.
watched both of these two today lol
@@Miftahul_786 national cinema day ftw
@@thomastullie yes my mannn. peak cinema
Add _Ghostbusters: Afterlife_ to that list.
No Way Home actually didn't make any sense though. People just ignored the plot holes because of nostalgia
Maverick actually told a sensible story that doesn't break its own internal logic just for nostalgia
His son plays and sings the song he sang with Goose.
A scene that clearly shows the trauma of the past.
Miles was a drummer in a previous movie, I bet he rehearsed this so many times.
Not gonna lie this song is actually so fun and catchy but this moment at 1:58 oh man😭😭😭. Powerful scene
I cried in the movie theater when Goose died when I was 15 years old. I cried just now watching this. Wow. Great scene.
I actually thought Mav getting thrown “overboard” was pretty funny, especially the goofy face Mav makes afterwards. But then the flashback with Goose came…
He was an amazing drummer in his teens, now Rooster has becomes a skilled pianist
Not quite my tempo
I AM UPSET
Was he rushing or dragging while playing the piano this time ?
I never saw the original before seeing this in theaters. But man, this movie was able to make me cry. The way this scene conveys emotion without needing to see the first movie is really good movie making.
That’s one of the things that makes this movie so great. You don’t even need to see the original Top Gun to understand
@@superjackster0165 I went with my friend and I hadn't seen the original Top Gun (he saw the original) and when it got to this scene, he explained the callback to me and my heart broke during this scene.
Same here.
That's Goose's boy right there.
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@@sgb5584 stfu already… you’re dumbass is on every comment
It's also brilliant scripting how the scene came into being. Rooster enters the bar. Hangman plays "Slow Ride" already preparing the taunts against Rooster's cautions flying, concluding with "I love this song!" Rooster takes up the gauntlet, stifles the jukebox and takes the helm with "Great Balls of Fire" on the piano - and the drama evolves. I could not have come up with those ideas.
The emotions on Maverick’s face combined with the flashbacks and Rooster’s performance on the piano are just incredible and perfect and powerful in the movie along with the music
With nostalgia being a trend in Hollywood recently, this movie seems to be the only one to do it right.
This scene may be a callback, but not as fanservice; as texture to the drama.
Jesus Christ has died and risen again so that everyone that believes in Him may be saved. We are to repent of our sins and believe in Him so that we may have salvation after death. Read the New Testament of the Bible for more information.
Nice profile
I still think Creed is the gold standard of these kind of sequels but this is easily the best one since then
Spider-Man: No Way Home is also another example of how to do nostalgia right. NWH and Top Gun: Maverick are examples of how Hollywood should treat movies that involve nostalgia bait and not rely on it just for the sake of money.
No Way Home did it the best. This or Rocky Balboa was a close second.
This was actually the best movie for 2022
This currently my favorite film of 2022
Yes indeed
@@superjackster0165 It's one of the best films of 2022. It places at number 2 or 3 for me in my top 20 list.
@@wiinterflowers4277what’s #1?
@@superjackster0165 The Batman.
top gun was so incredible, top gun: maverick was an epic sequel
The pain in maverick’s eyes says it all!
Goosebumps when I saw this the first time
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“Goose” bumps :P
@@ComedyLoverGirl HAHA
@@sgb5584 stop it.
I like how rooster kept his father’s sunglasses to remember him how he would’ve been a hero.
Brilliant piece of acting by Tom Cruise
i watched the first Top Gun a couple times before i went to see the second in cinema this scene completely caught me off guard i silently cried for a bit, the way Tom Cruise captures that feeling of still being haunted by Gooses death it reminds you that Maverick may be one of the best pilots in the world but he is still human and has to deal with problems most normal people go through in their lives.
EPIC SCENE.....love the look on Maverick's face and the flashbacks!!!!
Rooster and Goose almost look identical
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@@sgb5584 bot
Yeah good casting choice
Right?!?!? Casting did amazing!
The first movie flashbacks made me emotional 😭
I really love how emotional and well-acted this part is. You can see how traumatized and guilt-ridden Maverick is after seeing how much Rooster resembles his father.
Excellent Tom Cruise flick. One of my all time favorite summer blockbuster movie ever 2022. And the Great Balls of Fire is definitely my favorite scene in that film. Also, I love both Top Gun movies like the first and original 1986 version is the best.
I feel that the flashback inserts addresses the theme of post-trauma (maybe PTSD?). The trigger is Rooster playing the piano, as it brought up the memory of Goose doing the same thing. It followed with flashes of the training incident.
Memory retrieval maybe.
This scene and the background score just 😢😢😢😢😢😢
The heartbreak Tom shows here... remembering his friend. Losing him. Having to hold back his friends son to protect him. God that hurts. Maverick may be a badass but hes still human.
When Hons Zimmers music kicks in, it makes this flash back a killer scene 😢😭
Whats the music called?
@Nathanga007 The son is singing great balls of fire on the piano. But when it fades into the background, Maverick remembering Goos's accident flashbacks soundtrack of Hans Zimmer is where it's very touching, so just type in soundtrack Maverick, and you can hear all the music from the soundtrack. They're all good. Hope this helps.
Don't know how many time I cried while watching this movie. There are so many scenes like this one that touch your soul and tear the heart out.
Almost cried when I saw this in theaters
Same!
greatest movie dedication tony scott
I love the contrast between Maverick and Rooster here. Rooster is playing the song and having the time of his life with his friends while Maverick is clearly tortured hearing it. Rooster is a well adjusted guy and for him this song is likely tied to the best memories he had with his father of which he probably doesn't have many of. Despite losing his dad at a young age he's come to terms with it. But Maverick never really came to terms with it and is still haunted by Goose's death. And as a result the song only reminds him of Goose's death. The song has two completely different meanings for Rooster and Maverick and those meanings say a lot about who they are and how they've grieved
This scene always makes me cry. End of a era
Goose was like a brother figure to Maverick.
I think the fact rooster goes after maverick to save him shows he remembers the love and bond that goose and maverick had they were like brothers and rooster just knew he had to save maverick because its what his father would of done
whay a scene from 1:58 omg powerfull nostalgia here with the anthem vibe playing at the background,might be one of the most emotionnal scene ever seen!
Mav just looks ABSOLUTELY DESOLATED in this
I cried a lil here and lil more during his talk with Iceman
Both of them are vulnerable middle-aged men compared to their primes who competed to each other excessively.
This scene hit Maverick hard. I can feel his pain
one of the best squeals ever made....well done ...bravo......
Great scene bring back memories of my best friend who died 20 years ago tragically.
same my childhood best friend was murdered 5 years ago and i was only 1 mile away when it happend she was shot twice in the neck at work at 4:30am
Hands down - one of the best sequels ever
Almost me cry he reminds me of Goose 😢😢😢😢💔💔
❤❤❤ thank you Tom Cruise for all the love,we love u some much
Everything about this scene is perfect. The music, the flashback images, the acting. So emotional.
The adaptation of gooses theme from the original one, while quietly hearing the whole bar singing great balls of fire, whilst seeing flashbacks to the first film. Man this scene was perfect
1:50 when you start to remember the good old days....
It's crazy how much Miles Teller looks like Anthony Edwards.
I guess Maverick forgot that she “Lost that Lovin Feelin!” Lol
Why does this scene make me cry so hard?
Feeling god damn nostalgic
Wow, this scene and the scene with Iceman in this movie, had me in tears
Goosebumps
This was both a good and sad scene to watch knowing that the song gave Pete flashbacks to when he was younger and when Goose was still alive.
Hey love this scene tom cruise great acting
One of the greatest and saddest scenes of all time
Is it just me or is Rooster wearing his dad’s sunglasses?
When it flashes to the original you really notice just how perfect the casting of miles teller was he looks just like Anthony Edwards did
In real-life, Miles Teller is younger version of Sean Penn.
This is honestly such a great scene, I love it. But I got to say, Miles teller looks so much like goose! Lastly, It’s so sad to see goose and his gosling with Maverick, and Mav feeling grief and guilt over goose.
It's like with me when I do or say something I remind my mum of my dad and that brings her comfort knowing apart of my dad is still alive through us kids.
One of my favorite scenes of one of my favorite movies. One of the only movie scenes I know that gets me so near tears every time
One of the bigest stars ever without a doubht
RIP Tony Scott
He will be missed
Rip
Just seeing goose playing the piano
And seeing the f14 spin just gave me so much tears i could not stop crying
I'm not crying... You are crying!
This scene stood out to me from the movie. Very haunting
That is a gut wrenching scene when Maverick is having flashbacks. I tear up every time
the ptsd stare was well portrayed here, it shows how mav has been carrying that guild for 3 decades
1:27
🎵 *”You shake my nerves and you rattle my brain”* 🎵
It was still tragic loosing "GOOSE" in the first movie. However the event was preventable, the MAVERICK & GOOSE were over anxious to score points towards graduation
I think I have to go see this movie again
Best movie scene of 2022
Awesome scene!!!
Makes a grown man cry
Dude is repairing a P-51D and has no money to pay that bill.
This scene put tears in my eyes....Goose
Everything about this scene is just great
Hans zimmer score 🙌🙌
Damn onions 😭😭😭
You gotta let go, sir! You gotta let him go!
*Greatest nostalgic moments in cinema of the 21st century (thus far):*
*1.* The Force Awakens' teaser trailer (not the Sequel Trilogy as a whole which was a cataclysmic disappointment)
*2.* Top Gun: Maverick's Great Balls of Fire scene
*3.* Egon and Phoebe's scene in Ghostbusters: Afterlife
*4.* Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's introduction in Spider-Man: No Way Home
*Honourable mentions: Star Trek (2009) and Cobra Kai ~*
Kosinski is back directing some movie with Tom Cruise again? Nice.
Poor Mav, even after all these years, he’s still haunted by the memories.
Fez muito sucesso
Jennifer Connelly is still very beautiful.
Thanks for the beers, come back any time - walks back into the bar again...😆
A great scene
Melhor cena do Filme
I love that Jerry Lee Lewis' song got introduced to a new generation of kids, from this movie, and Jerry got to see it before he died. ❤️🎹🕯️
That went funny and dramatic real quick
Still to this day, I’m hit with the loss of Goose and it’s more and more sad 😔