It’s a masterclass. All the little things which really add up - the repeated closure of the canopies at the start, the beauty of the attack formation as they take up line astern, the basic colour coding (blue for the aircraft carrier command centre, red for the AWACS plane), the weight the actors give to even the briefest lines (‘send them’, ‘Dagger attack.’) The original movie is iconic and I love it, but this is in every way a much, much better film
This I think is the only movie I have ever enjoyed watching the making as much as the movie itself! Even some channels of fighter piolets who do reviews. Beyond how amazing it is! for me it will be the movie of a lifetime - because I was suppose to see it with my dad! He passed before it made it to the box office due to set backs.
Whoever is playing “Comanche” (support asset) is either real military or is a superb voice actress. The inflection, cadence, and tone are incredibly authentic to real world military comm chatter.
Yeah I like the comparison between her and the other radar actress. There is something more theatrical about the grandness the other one seems to speak but Comanche has that inflection of like this is my job and I take it serious.
The build up to the take off in this scene is amazing. Everything from Maverick picking his team to the conversations to the music to to actual take off. One of the best films ever made.
There is SOME real precedence too that could have influenced this raid choice. Thats called Operation Opera. Conducted by Israel in 1981 target was a unfinished Iranian nuclear reactor.
@@NateMegOfficial No it's not and Thank God Disney never managed to hook their greedy claws into that franchise! (Whch is mainly due to Cruise guarding "his" characters tooth and nails) But... just for a minute imagine what the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy could have looked and felt like in the hands of a team like Kosinski, McQuarrie and Cruise instead of the Disney hacks.... What a shame we never got to see that... and now it's too late...
Ever since the last time I watched this on cinema, on my laptop, and on my phone, I never stop using that launch hand gesture when I'm giving signs to my fellow motorbike colleague.
@@matrixreloaded667 Not all scenes. Some were CGI (the f-14 and the 5th gen fighters, also often it was one plane doing something and the other's were just CGI copies or it was multiple single plane shots spliced together to look like planes were flying close or doing more dangerous things). Also some of the cockpit shots were from on the ground as well. Any shot that showed the cockpit from a view from the pilot's feet (like when Rooster looks up and sees Mav defending him with flares) are shot on the ground in a fake seat since they couldn't fit a camera in that location in an actual plane.
@@SohiHien also Tom didn't have permission to fly actual air force fighter jet. For that he needs to become a fighter pilot in the defence military I suspect he is in the backseat of the f16 all time.
This scene will never not give me chills. When Jon says “Send them.” And then “Dagger 2 away. Dagger 3 away” gosh just full body chills. The people that do this for real are super heroes.
This scene is perfect. The anticipation of the mission, pressure building up, friends possibly saying their last goodbyes, combined with the brilliancy of Hans Zimmers score makes for an extremely emotional pre-mission scene. I saw this movie the day before I left home for my freshman year of college. This scene broke me. This scene/act makes the movie for me. Movie making at its finest.
It is a close call. I’ve watched both movies so many times already. Obviously, I’ve had a lot longer to enjoy Empire, but Maverick thrills me and draws me in just like back in 1980.
@@robertoatzori3885 I believe she’s a real USN controller. AWACS crews are usually extremely cool, they have to be when they’re the guiding force for missions.
If this film doesn't win an Oscar for editing, it will be a damn shame. The timing and shot breakdown of this scene is A-one -- the cross-cuts between the team members in their planes, the launch sequence with Maverick, the way it brings in the "Support Assets" (the comm officers/the radar specialist in the air) and those smooth shots of the planes racing through the canyon. Doesn't get much better than this.
The Academy always hates popular movies and always pushed 'oscar bait' trash - pretentious and niche art house movies that no one wants to watch. I seriously want to see if the Academy has the balls to snub Top Gun Maverick for some crappy art house movie. That will signal the END of the Academy Awards for the general public from now until the end of time. They had better be smart about it.
Maverick : Dagger 1 up and ready Hangman: Dagger Spare standing by Payback : Dagger 4 Up and ready Phoenix : Dagger 3 Up and Ready Rooster: Dagger 2 UP and Ready Cyclone: SEND THEM… Me: I GOT GOOSEBUMPS NEVER GET TIRED WATCHING THAT GREAT SCENE❤
The music and the buildup of this scene is absolutely phenomenal. They took their time making this movie. And the quality reflects that. It's top notch.
At this scene in the theaters I had chills, I was both excited and nervous because this scene was really cool showing the U.S. Navy getting ready to fight and I was worried if something bad would've happened like if the mission fails or if someone was going to die.
The whole final act.... I've NEVER been more sure the hero was gonna die in action movie history. Which makes his survival and the surprise finale all the more fun to watch!
This Scene is just Incredible and I can’t help but to mention Hans Zimmer’s Legendary Flawless Score. Perfectly captures the Intensity and Emotion of this Scene.
@@georef8504 well actually that is part right the front wheel locks or bolts into a shuttle and many pilots use bolt! they use the same airwaves as helo air rescue and supply system and all the other service aircraft! so a pilot on the freq knows where the acft is what it is doing and what it will be doing. that acft might reference the pilot "bolt touch down helipad one". now the catapult acft knows his her status .... then you have acft orbiting the ship as well!!!! combat turn over can be 15 minutes between acft then you also have LSO, safety, fueling officer, service and handliing officier and the airboss staff all on the same freq or carrier frequencies.... not a good time to be picky!!
The first 30 seconds of this scene does such a great job at setting the tone. The expressions on their faces, the music, even the body language of Phoenix as she gives the “engine start” signal. No Hollywood false bravado or hype, just a group of professionals mentally preparing themselves for a mission. So good.
Everything about this. The prep in the beginning. Dagger 1 with the takeoff. Strike package ready and the launch decision. Enemy territory up ahead. Dagger attack. Tomahawks airborne. No turning back now. And the final "GOING IN." Best scene of the entire 2022.
The lady “Comanche” stole the show she’s gotta be a real life operator the professionalism the cool collected demeanor, I think im falling in love with you ma’am, is it getting hot in here?
That's because she WAS real! I was watching a podcast (The Fighter Pilot Podcast) where former fighter pilots and a tech advisor on the film were talking. The movie producers went to the schoolhouse in Fallon, NV (Top Gun's present day HQ) seeking a technical advisor for the E-2 Hawkeye scenes (i.e. Commanche). They interviewed one of the instructors, and they ended up using her in the film. It's reminiscent of how R. Lee Ermey came to play Gunnery Sergeant Hartman in "Full Metal Jacket".
This movie was so damn good I laughed. I forgot how it was to enjoy something with no overbearing political statement. Just a badass military action movie.
Preach, brother. I've seen it 8 times in theater. My heart has never pumped this hard for a movie. It's inspired me in so many ways. I wish I could go back and see it for the first time again.
This entry with Maverick and Hondo, they both know Mav is going to be the sacrifice. He'll make sure he's the one that's not coming home... if you could hear the voices in their heads...
The fire up to full thrust with afterburners at 50s is pure ear porn for Top Gun and Aviation enthusiasts even the way they hold onto that shot for that one extra second
If you pause at 2:35, the ship designators are listed and they correspond to real ships in the navy... USS Seawolf (sub) , USS Leyte Gulf (cruiser), and USS Vincennes (cruiser) and the carrier is the Theodore Roosevelt. Even the designator for the Tomahawk is accurate (BGM-109c)
Which is a bit strange as USS Seawolf of its namesake class, despite being a fast attack sub, are more used for other types of missions. Would have made more sense to use a Los Angeles or Virginia class sub like the USS Cheyenne or USS Texas.
@@EmperorHelixseeing SSN-21 wouldn’t be that unusual. Seeing CG-49 is, because that ship was decommissioned and possibly scrapped years ago. So very, very minor error.
@@christianvalentin5344think of it as AU (Alernate Universe) where Vincennes is still operating in the TG timeline. More so of the Leyte Gulf, active irl and in TG timeline. By at this time irl, USS Leyte Gulf is probably decommissioned now. But it's safe to say that Leyte Gulf made one last hurrah with its tomahawks in the TGM timeline before returning home from deployment.
@@scarecrow108productions7 if this AU US Navy is like our actual one CG-49 still wouldn’t be there. The 1st 5 Ticonderoga cruisers were decommissioned because they did not have the Mk 41 VLS system, and the money either wasn’t there or wasn’t asked for to upgrade them
When Hamm said “send em” shit got my goosebumps flaring
Exactly
❤️🛫
With the engine roaring right after , my theater seats were shaking🔥
Guess you
*_Went Hamm_*
I thought I was the only one.
The tension the anticipation, the cinematography. This is peak movie making.
It’s a masterclass. All the little things which really add up - the repeated closure of the canopies at the start, the beauty of the attack formation as they take up line astern, the basic colour coding (blue for the aircraft carrier command centre, red for the AWACS plane), the weight the actors give to even the briefest lines (‘send them’, ‘Dagger attack.’) The original movie is iconic and I love it, but this is in every way a much, much better film
@@vodkaboris the scene with the tens of tomahawks behind is insane.
dude, listen to the MUSIC. the anticipation building is amazing.
Best movie I've seen I'm a couple of years
This I think is the only movie I have ever enjoyed watching the making as much as the movie itself! Even some channels of fighter piolets who do reviews. Beyond how amazing it is! for me it will be the movie of a lifetime - because I was suppose to see it with my dad! He passed before it made it to the box office due to set backs.
Whoever is playing “Comanche” (support asset) is either real military or is a superb voice actress. The inflection, cadence, and tone are incredibly authentic to real world military comm chatter.
Read where they used the woman that they interviewed in the military because she was so good at her job.
Yep, real Hawkeye AIC
She's the real deal. Damn good work.
Yeah I like the comparison between her and the other radar actress. There is something more theatrical about the grandness the other one seems to speak but Comanche has that inflection of like this is my job and I take it serious.
What's the support plane called? Thanks 😊
"Dagger attack."
One of my favorite moments.
👍 🎯
The build up to the take off in this scene is amazing. Everything from Maverick picking his team to the conversations to the music to to actual take off. One of the best films ever made.
Amen
When it doesn't win Best Picture it will discredit the Academy.
@@malehumanperson7901facts
“send them” then those after burners on IMAX damn…thank you for making us wait. This was theater worthy not streaming. What an experience
Exactly....
This the Star Wars reboot we needed
There is SOME real precedence too that could have influenced this raid choice. Thats called Operation Opera. Conducted by Israel in 1981 target was a unfinished Iranian nuclear reactor.
This isn’t a Star Wars! ;) Thank you Pitch Meeting
@Checkmate_213 I really want to see this star wars movie now 🤣
@@NateMegOfficial No it's not and Thank God Disney never managed to hook their greedy claws into that franchise! (Whch is mainly due to Cruise guarding "his" characters tooth and nails)
But... just for a minute imagine what the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy could have looked and felt like in the hands of a team like Kosinski, McQuarrie and Cruise instead of the Disney hacks.... What a shame we never got to see that... and now it's too late...
Star Wars never needed a reboot.
Some stories just came to an end.
The Old Republic was the Direction to go
I love that there is no overwrought drama or weird pause when Jon Hamm is told to make the decision. He just says “send them” with no hesitation
Man, that "Dagger attack" call feels like "Avenger assemble"
Except not cringe
picture clean, decision is yours
@@TheInterwebzManhmmm
@@TheInterwebzManmy thoughts exactly
The wave of Tomahawks flying overhead is amazing
Me too! I get chills when I see that part!
Yea i love that too..thats my fav scene of the movie
Merica rawww
BGM-109s!!!!!!
@@danielcarlson800 BGM-109Cs or 109Es to be exact. They also don't launch that fast but good display for the movie.
I must have watched this scene 50 times already. 😁
And it still bears repeating!
1:12 the fact you can hear the thuds of the catapult launching the jets is just another gut punch of intensity
0:01 - 0:52
The stakes, the shots, the military lingo, the MUSIC... this has got to be one of the greatest scenes ever put to film!!
They surpassed the first top gun in my opinion
Yeah I saw this in the cinema and I never even noticed until now the thuds of the catapult shots that you can hear in the CIC on the carrier.
Ever since the last time I watched this on cinema, on my laptop, and on my phone, I never stop using that launch hand gesture when I'm giving signs to my fellow motorbike colleague.
@@matrixreloaded667 Not all scenes. Some were CGI (the f-14 and the 5th gen fighters, also often it was one plane doing something and the other's were just CGI copies or it was multiple single plane shots spliced together to look like planes were flying close or doing more dangerous things). Also some of the cockpit shots were from on the ground as well. Any shot that showed the cockpit from a view from the pilot's feet (like when Rooster looks up and sees Mav defending him with flares) are shot on the ground in a fake seat since they couldn't fit a camera in that location in an actual plane.
@@SohiHien also Tom didn't have permission to fly actual air force fighter jet. For that he needs to become a fighter pilot in the defence military
I suspect he is in the backseat of the f16 all time.
Most underrated bad ass line in a movie "dagger attack"
This scene will never not give me chills. When Jon says “Send them.” And then “Dagger 2 away. Dagger 3 away” gosh just full body chills. The people that do this for real are super heroes.
This scene is perfect. The anticipation of the mission, pressure building up, friends possibly saying their last goodbyes, combined with the brilliancy of Hans Zimmers score makes for an extremely emotional pre-mission scene. I saw this movie the day before I left home for my freshman year of college. This scene broke me. This scene/act makes the movie for me. Movie making at its finest.
I could have composed Zimmer's score on my old Commodore 64 computer when I was twelve. Why people think this guy is brilliant is beyond me.
uhhh why are you talking like it was 30 years ago?
It broke you? Literally, nothing happened. C'mon
not Hans Zimmer, Lorne Balfe
@@PhilMoskowitz i would love to listen to your discography
This scene reignited my American pride. “Send em” *F18 Jet engine Screams*!
Absolutely stunning in IMAX. The F-18s engines shook the entire room.
Goosebumps galore back in IMAX.
Hearing loss of peace
It needs to come back I'll go for the third time
I saw this movie in imax.......the whole room felt like it was shaking
1:03 I love when he lurches forward as he takes off. Small details like that are so badass. They really immerse you in the scene.
That's because Tom Cruise was in a real F-18 Hornet that took off for that scene.
Practical effects are so much better than cgi
Yeah that actually put him on an carrier, a lot of scene you watched is not CGI
@@user-uj6wh1eb2pin most of the jet scenes there was at least one real jet in the frame
The actors flew in real f18s, but contrary to what some people seem to think, none of them were flying the aircraft, just riding backseat
If this scene didn't give you goosebumps you aren't human
0:07
Orchestral Danger Zone remix is just 👌
Hans Zimmer at its finest again
OMG I never realized that! thank you for pointing that out!
Simply put this is the best sequel ever made.
No way. That is The Empire Strikes Back. But Maverick was great indeed nevertheless.
It is a close call. I’ve watched both movies so many times already. Obviously, I’ve had a lot longer to enjoy Empire, but Maverick thrills me and draws me in just like back in 1980.
Agreed. Terminator 2, Aliens, Empire Strikes Back, Godfather Part 2, and Maverick. It’s in damn fine company.
@@sharktoof1 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade also deserves to be in that August rarefied layer.
@@sharktoof1 don't forget The Dark Knight
Hans Zimmer really made it feel Ace Combat as well…beautiful score
How steady, calm, professional and stone cold that E2 controller speaks is damn sexy...
True, you can tell she knows her stuff 😅
The new waifu
@@residentduke891 is she an actress or a real usn officer?
@@robertoatzori3885 I believe she’s a real USN controller. AWACS crews are usually extremely cool, they have to be when they’re the guiding force for missions.
She's a real E2 crew instructor I believe.
DAGGER ATTACK.
No turning back now.
🔥🔥🔥 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 🚀🚀🚀🚀 🔥🔥🔥
Tomahawk airborne
If this film doesn't win an Oscar for editing, it will be a damn shame. The timing and shot breakdown of this scene is A-one -- the cross-cuts between the team members in their planes, the launch sequence with Maverick, the way it brings in the "Support Assets" (the comm officers/the radar specialist in the air) and those smooth shots of the planes racing through the canyon. Doesn't get much better than this.
Oscars don't deserve this masterclass film
It’s currently the far and away frontrunner to win Best Editing at the Oscars
The Academy always hates popular movies and always pushed 'oscar bait' trash - pretentious and niche art house movies that no one wants to watch. I seriously want to see if the Academy has the balls to snub Top Gun Maverick for some crappy art house movie. That will signal the END of the Academy Awards for the general public from now until the end of time. They had better be smart about it.
@@nicolasbarrios3274yes criminal that Maverick didnt hot a single Oscar
@@Hmzmslmit won Best Sound
That howl from the F-18s at 3:21 though ❤
Fr😮💨
So true
Still not a patch on the avro vulcan - that howl approaching you must have been incredible
It won the Oscars for best sound I believe in the 93 Oscar.
@@onlyonamondayYeah but if you heard the Vulcan howl in a war, you were already dead
Maverick : Dagger 1 up and ready
Hangman: Dagger Spare standing by
Payback : Dagger 4 Up and ready
Phoenix : Dagger 3 Up and Ready
Rooster: Dagger 2 UP and Ready
Cyclone: SEND THEM…
Me: I GOT GOOSEBUMPS
NEVER GET TIRED WATCHING THAT GREAT SCENE❤
It is epic on a whole nother scale!
Fans : Dagger 5 up and ready👍😉
“Dagger Attack!” I felt goose bumps.
2:41 I like that shot of the missiles flying over head.
Yeah. Really took a lot of work and money to film real misses
0:12-0:15 Phoenix's hand signal 🔥🔥🔥🔥
0:14 Does anyone know what is the meaning of this hand signal that "Phoenix" is making? Thank you.
@@k.academy7937 i think it mean her engine is up
Cruise missiles going overhead is one my favorite scenes in the movie
The music and the buildup of this scene is absolutely phenomenal. They took their time making this movie. And the quality reflects that. It's top notch.
This whole film was an adrenaline burn 👍🏼👍🏼
At this scene in the theaters I had chills, I was both excited and nervous because this scene was really cool showing the U.S. Navy getting ready to fight and I was worried if something bad would've happened like if the mission fails or if someone was going to die.
Such a great moment. This is when you realize how much you've been made to care about these people and their mission.
Imagine it’s for real and you see a hundred tomahawks coming in past you. Fucking hell the American military is insane!
The whole final act....
I've NEVER been more sure the hero was gonna die in action movie history.
Which makes his survival and the surprise finale all the more fun to watch!
I thought they were gonna kill off like Phoenix or someone else because of her and Bob's brush with death earlier in the movie.
That's enough the tough moments in real life in 2022 and 2023. Let's everything will be okay at least in a movie.
They managed to make the hornets look as good as the tomcats. The shot at 0:28 is just godly.
3:16, that is all
They did the su 57 howl too
When the twin engines fired up, I got a Red White n Blue MURICA boner 😂
This Scene is just Incredible and I can’t help but to mention Hans Zimmer’s Legendary Flawless Score. Perfectly captures the Intensity and Emotion of this Scene.
"Dagger 1 up and ready on catabolt 1" gives me chills
It's catapult
@@georef8504 well actually that is part right the front wheel locks or bolts into a shuttle and many pilots use bolt! they use the same airwaves as helo air rescue and supply system and all the other service aircraft! so a pilot on the freq knows where the acft is what it is doing and what it will be doing. that acft might reference the pilot "bolt touch down helipad one". now the catapult acft knows his her status .... then you have acft orbiting the ship as well!!!!
combat turn over can be 15 minutes between acft then you also have LSO, safety, fueling officer, service and handliing officier and the airboss staff all on the same freq or carrier frequencies....
not a good time to be picky!!
Comanche's call back was straight on the ball.
Just me or is Tomahawk Cruise Missile the coolest sounding thing ever?
TOMahawk CRUISE Missile 🔥😂
That's the sound of freedom
@@ricemonkey85The A10 is the Sound of Freedom. Tomahawks is her Fists
The first 30 seconds of this scene does such a great job at setting the tone. The expressions on their faces, the music, even the body language of Phoenix as she gives the “engine start” signal. No Hollywood false bravado or hype, just a group of professionals mentally preparing themselves for a mission. So good.
The look of emotion on Phoenix's face as that canopy comes down......
Phoenix was played brilliantly by Monica Barbaro, just a calm, cool, professional pilot doing her job....
2:30
The tomahawk launch has to be my favorite part. Like a swarm of… Hawks. They all travel as a collective, even as they pass over the four pilots.
So. The tomahawks flying by... Is that the coolest scene ever?
Love those tomahawks, flying over. Going to do, what they need to do!
Now turning back now says Warlock.
One of the best scenes in cinema history
1:27 The formation reminds me of Star Fox 64
When he ses SEND! And the engine start to Burn gave me chills!
Everything about this. The prep in the beginning. Dagger 1 with the takeoff. Strike package ready and the launch decision. Enemy territory up ahead. Dagger attack. Tomahawks airborne. No turning back now. And the final "GOING IN." Best scene of the entire 2022.
Comanche dagger 1 picture gave me chills. Great comms
Most accurate comm in the movie. 2nd was "I don't see an event scheduled for you sir" when he showed the run could be done. 🤣🤣
Glad they got the E-2D here. It was notably absent in the first movie (E-2C back in ‘86).
The lady “Comanche” stole the show she’s gotta be a real life operator the professionalism the cool collected demeanor, I think im falling in love with you ma’am, is it getting hot in here?
That's because she WAS real! I was watching a podcast (The Fighter Pilot Podcast) where former fighter pilots and a tech advisor on the film were talking. The movie producers went to the schoolhouse in Fallon, NV (Top Gun's present day HQ) seeking a technical advisor for the E-2 Hawkeye scenes (i.e. Commanche). They interviewed one of the instructors, and they ended up using her in the film. It's reminiscent of how R. Lee Ermey came to play Gunnery Sergeant Hartman in "Full Metal Jacket".
1:12 you can actually hear the thump of the catapult releasing before she calls out each Dagger that is away. pretty cool attention to detail.
2:28 “Dagger attack.” 😳
Support assets airborne strike package ready standing by for launch decision….🔥🔥🔥
This is probably one of the best scenes I’ve even seen.
The most intense of the movie before bombing
Top phrase from this movie "Dagger Attack"
The music! This scene is right up there with the Klendathu Drop from Starship Troopers.
“Send ‘em!”
This movie was so damn good I laughed. I forgot how it was to enjoy something with no overbearing political statement. Just a badass military action movie.
It made me feel that way too. No blue or purple haired feminist telling me I'm a piece of shit just for being a white man
0:51 gave me chills
I love that music…..
The Music.. the look… the Sound. Such a great Movie.
Top gun is the only movie that makes a canopy closing look badass
I watched this movie on mushrooms in my friends backyard on a projector. Holy fuck
Ace Combat intensifies...
You had me at "dagger attack"．．．
"Dagger spare standing by"... LOL that control freak just has to get that in there.
saw this shit 13 times in IMAX with AMC Stubs membership (only paid $25 per month)
I can watch this another 13 times probably lol hahaha
So easy to get LOST in this movie it’s SO DARN GOOOODDD ❤❤❤❤
the most badass scene in the movie
The third act of this movie is one of the best things ever happened in my life!🔥
“Dagger Attack” makes me wanna kick a door off its fucking hinges. I saw this in theater three times, hands down my favorite movie ever.
Preach, brother. I've seen it 8 times in theater. My heart has never pumped this hard for a movie. It's inspired me in so many ways. I wish I could go back and see it for the first time again.
@@johnkempel1171 John you are right my friend. Holy shit to be back on active duty in the 44th Fighter Squadron (F-15s) at Kadena.....
Litterally the only scene with good coms in the whole movie lol
Well yeah, it’s because they’re not b-sing around like they were during training. It’s real now.
This entry with Maverick and Hondo, they both know Mav is going to be the sacrifice. He'll make sure he's the one that's not coming home... if you could hear the voices in their heads...
3:17 is epic
Favourite sequence in the movie
The Best movie so far.
Give me chills. Dagger 1 attack. Thank you Mr. Cruise for Top Gun Maverick.
*it's The calm before the storm*
*The way everything builds up to Maverick's take off is amazing*
*This is one of the best climax for an action movie*
The music in this part is amazing...
This shit had my heart pounding out of my chest
this scene is so impressive. from the flying formations to the tomahawks flying over em. dope!
The fire up to full thrust with afterburners at 50s is pure ear porn for Top Gun and Aviation enthusiasts even the way they hold onto that shot for that one extra second
Gives you a red white and blue HARD ON
Penny played the perfect balance to Mav, this is a masterpiece❤
I do like the inclusion of an AWACS in these scenes!
the complete cut in soundtrack then the subtle fade in when the jets leave the carries is just so good
If you pause at 2:35, the ship designators are listed and they correspond to real ships in the navy... USS Seawolf (sub) , USS Leyte Gulf (cruiser), and USS Vincennes (cruiser) and the carrier is the Theodore Roosevelt. Even the designator for the Tomahawk is accurate (BGM-109c)
Which is a bit strange as USS Seawolf of its namesake class, despite being a fast attack sub, are more used for other types of missions. Would have made more sense to use a Los Angeles or Virginia class sub like the USS Cheyenne or USS Texas.
@@EmperorHelixseeing SSN-21 wouldn’t be that unusual. Seeing CG-49 is, because that ship was decommissioned and possibly scrapped years ago. So very, very minor error.
@@christianvalentin5344think of it as AU (Alernate Universe) where Vincennes is still operating in the TG timeline.
More so of the Leyte Gulf, active irl and in TG timeline. By at this time irl, USS Leyte Gulf is probably decommissioned now. But it's safe to say that Leyte Gulf made one last hurrah with its tomahawks in the TGM timeline before returning home from deployment.
@@scarecrow108productions7 if this AU US Navy is like our actual one CG-49 still wouldn’t be there. The 1st 5 Ticonderoga cruisers were decommissioned because they did not have the Mk 41 VLS system, and the money either wasn’t there or wasn’t asked for to upgrade them
@@christianvalentin5344 mmm... that's a good point to put there
Hans zimmer was a pure icing on the cake!!
This would have been the greatest trailer of all time if it ended just the way this video did. Truly captivating
Incredible cinematography
Masterpiece
This scene is Freak aweasome!
seeing so many tomahawk launch at once and moving in sync, and then the plane moving into position, never been done before i think
Man, them tomahawks had me on the edge of my seat, what a great movie!
The launchers passing them up is so cool
Send em....
Best movie EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!