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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, Miles Teller, Tom Cruise
Producer: Christopher McQuarrie, Jerry Bruckheimer, Tom Cruise
Screenwriter: Christopher McQuarrie, Ehren Kruger, Eric Warren Singer
Director: Joseph Kosinski
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Hangman was a jerk with a ego attitude, but I like the character development when he's realized that things just got serious and shows respect.
well knowing and believing they are the best is the attitude it takes to be up there but they are professionals after all
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Hangman was basically younger Maverick back in the 80s that never learned to work with others until the end
He did what Maverick once did back then
Abandoned his wingmen during training session
To be fair, I don't actually think he was a jerk by nature at all, but by purpose. He's very like Maverick in the sense - he sort of pushes people's buttons, in order to push them to be better. That's how I perceived his character for the very start. Hell, one might even say his arrogance is a defense mechanism.
Eh, if I was to be a bit picky, I kind of wish we got to see a scene with how Hangman goes after them. Like maybe have him still be on the carrier while he’s listening to what’s happening to Maverick and Rooster. Hangman begins to think about what Maverick told everyone about "Never leaving your wingman." or "Don't think, just do.", and so decides to go after them. But Vice Admiral Simpson and Bates order him to stand down and that there’s nothing they could do. To which Hangman on intercoms says something like, “Seriously?” or “F*** off.”. The Vice Admirals order him him 2 - 4 more times to stand down or they will relieve Hangman of duty. To which the other Top Gun grads then get in the 2 men’s way, giving a look that says, "You relieve Hangman, you relieve all of us.". Things are about to get confrontational, until they get a call that the F-14 Tomcat with Maverick and Rooster are coming back, to which Simpson and Bates agree to send Hangman to make sure the two get back safety. Now that I think would be a perfect balance of conflict, while also giving the team a moment to show that they stand with one another, even improving Hangman's arc.
Rooster yelling "THIS IS NOT GOOD!" sounded so much like his father, it was haunting. That, and the music playing being the same track that played when Goose was killed made this scene so powerful.
I also like that Maverick got to know what it felt like to be saved by someone like himself.
They stolen this jet, so how is their names on the helmets? They carried the helmets since their jets crashed?
@@fynkozari9271 yes, they were still carrying their helmets
Very good!
Rooster even says, "We can't take much more of this!" which were some of Goose's last words
i think hangman was more like Iceman than Maverick
Saw this opening night at an IMAX theater. The audience broke out into applause when Hangman's F18 emerged from the smoke and flames after shooting down the enemy fighter. It'll forever will remain one of my all time favorite theater moments.
Same! I saw it on IMAX at the Grauman’s Chinese theater on opening weekend and the audience was incredible. I can’t remember the last time I was watching a movie with such an interactive audience. The very reason why movie theaters can’t be beaten.
if the audience applauded....then THAT will make the producers, directors, and those involved in production of this movie.......all the worth very happy!!
Yep, it was amazing. But I not sure a F-18 can get close to a. 5 generation Su-57. without being detected, but who care, it was amazing.
Thunderous applause lmao
lmao americans
Every character needs an arc. Hangman's arc was having everyone realize how very good he is.
Maverick: The Navy is in good hands, even if they aren't mine
Rooster: Old grudges aren't worth holding onto
Hangman: I don't have to apologize for being better than you
Yes and no, he got humbled when he realized there is someone who is better. He also finally realized the importance of his team.
He's too good to be true, but for real tho his character grew when he saw maverick
And be a team player
Hangman' was good because he wanted to be in the fight and got refused.
This scene really made you think it was over for Maverick, even though you already knew they weren’t gonna let him die, it’s just a feeling that I don’t know how to explain, which made Hangman’s rescue all the more unexpected and relieving
"Suspension of disbelief" - almost every movie tries it, but very few get it right
I was convinced he was gone after he almost died earlier in the movie and almost died with Goose in the first movie.
Lol I was waiting for Hangman to show up long before this scene. I waited and waited, when is Hangman gonna show up?. So I saw this one coming a mile away.
@@fynkozari9271 but you couldn't see how they could've just not taken off their helmet and carried it over to the new jet?
@@candle_eatist Lol, u read the other comment?
I love how Maverick knew Hangman would be the fastest and most lethal to help save them if they did make it out of there, great personnel picking for the right tasks.
That's what I thought when he didn't pick by Maverick..I knew he will fly saves the day..
He showed that in training.
@@raymondweaver8526 well of course he did, I just liked how they put it into the story,
It’s because hangman is maverick reincarnated
@@benthomas1545 Maverick's still alive he's not dead
Maverick almost shows no fear but the part where he says “I’m sorry goose” really gets me knowing he was about to let him down
I agree. On a joking note, he had some fear in him after he jumped out the window and was seen by Amelia.
In my opinion and as per my interpretation, I think in fact when he said that phrase, he was not thinking about saving his own life at all, he was only keen to save rooster's life but unfortunately he couldn't...so he decided to die with rooster and not eject from the cockpit. He was not worried about himself dying but felt sorry for rooster to loose his life as he couldn't save him. I think, based from the 1st Top Gun, he might also have these memories about loosing rooster's dad while they lost control of the fighter jet.
@@jetfire97. the fear is that Amelia won’t accept him and hate him for his past but you can tell she’s quite respectful and fond of Maverick which I assume how much Penny told her about him and why she only gave the line “don’t break her heart again” or as some comments suggested that’s Maverick’s actual daughter
@@chanchaniceman agreed
@@im8980 that’s a very good interpretation and also my interpretation too. I mean Goose’s death more or less stuck with him even tho he tried to move on. Also a little addition I do interpret it’s kinda like an unwritten promise to Goose by Maverick to keep Rooster alive under his wing during the bombing run which is why he said that phrase. Plus I’m sure what happened at that day with goose pretty much was on his mind at the moment when both of em were about to be killed
These pilots are all A-type personalities, and it's the way they're trained to be. Confident, go-getters, best of the best. Although that attitude is not going to make new friends - it doesn't mean that they're bad people. You can see how much Hangman wanted to help. All he cared was about the mission success and the safety of his fellow aviators. For me, he's one of my favorite characters.
On
Same here he’s one of my favourites
When you read about WW2 fighter pilots from both sides, they're all the same types. Very tough, headstrong and willing to take extreme risks. It takes a certain breed.
Agreed! Glen Powell was great. Loved it when he wanted to launch to support them.
@@butcho7492 and his expression when Dagger 2 was lost. He knew that Rooster was shot down trying to find Maverick. And he could only sit on the deck not allowed to help.
I hope that Glen Powell gets more roles, he's such an underrated actor!
Tell me. Did this scene remind you of Toy Story 3 when the toys were preparing to meet their maker in the furnace?
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His next movie is also about Navy pilots.
great movie!! ace combat good game
Glen isn't an underrated actor...smh... You people using this word all the time. Tom cruise is underrated actually. He needs to do more movies.
Man it was so good seeing this in a packed IMAX theater. When Hangman saved them, the theater cheered and applauded. It was such a fantastic moment.
Should have seen it in 4DX!!!!
that’s predictable. Like the way Captain America entrance
@@pdhung3012 what
@@Tenchi707 I can predict the role of Hangman in the movie. His development in this movie is similar to Maverick in the first part.
That shot of them flying into the sunset is incredible
This was all CGI as well, they made good use of it
@@nimislaknumis4615 marvel has to learn
@@GasparKvarta lmao
My favorite shot of the entire film, and with the perfect music
right?? it really got me in the feels, i thought it was going to be symbolism of them heading to heaven because i thought poor mav and rooster were going to die. what an amazing shot :')
The top gun gong that goes off when Hangman comes though the smoke made this scene more epic than it already was.
I think that may be a low chime, actually (sorry for being _that_ guy). Anyway, wholeheartedly agree.
Spoke my mind. That gong is on point..no earlier, no later. Just the perfect timing.
The underlying music adds so much to the scene. Just wow.
This is the best role for Hangman. He doesn't do team work. He's good alone
He doesn't miss either
I knew hangman was gonna save them but it didn't lessen how amazing it was to watch. He's basically a younger maverick.
And all the scenes of him on the boat reacting to hearing his comrades possibly dying and him getting excited for them when they succeeded is why I love the dude
Also: Does anybody know if mav ejected would it have engaged roosters as well? Cause i just realized if that's not the case mav accepted death and not abandoning his wingman
he is a young iceman.. there is no young maverick tbh
@@fastair8546 he's a combination of maverick and iceman, follows the book but can also be reckless mav even said he's good that's why he was on reserved out of all those pilots he's the only one that can properly provide air cover
@@Jupiter.141 you are right tbh, after I wrote that I thought about it more and realised that as you said he is a combo of both Maverick and IceMan
I will definitely watch movie of top gun : hangman
Same, as soon as I heard that iconic "Top Gun Bell" ring just before the Sukhoi blew up
I loved when Rooster said to Hangman "Hey Hangman, you look good" and says back "I am good Rooster, I'm very good" reminds me when Iceman told to Maverick "You can be my wingman anytime" along with a correlation between Maverick and Iceman hugging while Rooster and Hangman hug at the end as well. Such great callbacks. Seeing this in theaters gave me goosebumps as Maverick and Rooster wouldn't have made it without Hangman shooting the SU-57 fighter down.
**GOOSE bumps. Fixed it for you 😉
Well hangman is pretty much ice in this movie both where pretty cocky in the begining
incredible scene. 1:24 Rooster screaming "MAV" was like a kid screaming for dad when in fear.
I was looking for this commednt fot months now
That part kills me more than anything. Reminded me of a kid yelling for their dad 😢.
I recall hangman requesting to lift off the carrier to help and having the request denied. Don't recall when he was given the ok so if he just took off on his own then this scene is really elevated to a totally new level for me in what was otherwise already the best sequel I have ever seen in movie making.
Hangman request after Maverick is shot. He obviously got to go ahead once they realized Maverick and rooster were in the F-14 and on their way home there was probably an hour between in real world time. The movie speeds it up for pacing. Everyone else was already back on the carrier
Easier to ask for forgiveness than permission
@@guitarhero2211 you don't take off from a carrier without express permission. You need your plane hooked to the catapult, and you need said cat to launch you, or you're going nowhere.
Hangman was obviously given the green light to launch the second the F-14 was spotted: There were two enemy bandits on Maverick and Goose; a good enough reason to send your backup up to help them coming back. And probably the third and final one also was showing on their screens by the point the two first bandits had been dealt with.
TL:dr you don't fly a plane off a carrier without a catapult, and a catapult doesn't launch a plane without orders from the bridge. Hangman didn't sortie against orders.
Terminator 2, godfather 2, and empire strikes back are the best sequels, but this is up there fs
It's probably in the deleted scenes
I liked how Hangman redeemed himself by saving Maverick and Rooster, he was arrogant until he took it serious and shown some respect!!
The greatest air combat rescue since 1977. "You're all clear kid! Let's blow this thing and go home!"
Hell yeah
Hell yeah
Except in this case, they’d already blown this thing and just needed to get home.
Maverick could have force abilities, hes a better pilot than Luke or Vader
Yeah, good ol Star Wars.
It's a nice nod to how in the dogfighting drills, Maverick taught Hangman to attack when the enemy is distracted, and Hangman used that in combat.
the predator is always most vulnerable when he's about to make his kill.
When Mav started apologizing to Goose for almost getting Rooster killed, I started tearing up, that was so dang sad. The relief I felt when Hangman literally saved their lives is too immeasurable for me to describe at all. Loved that Hangman got the chance to have the bully-to-hero redemption arc. He really bugged me throughout the first half of the movie, but that goes to show that Glen Powell has some strong acting skills under his belt. I have a crush not just on the actor, but the character, too. Can't wait to see more of Tom, Miles, and Glen's works.
I loved his character journey as well. After he finds out he wasn’t picked for the mission and he confronts Rooster on the deck. Instead of being the jerk we expect him to, he tells Rooster to “give ‘em hell”, even though you can tell it’s very difficult for him. This movie has more character development than I thought it would.
Great scene and I share your relief at them being saved BUT what I don't get is why the enemy pilot didn't see Hangman on his sensors? That is an advanced fighter jet and I thought they had technology to detect planes in back of them especially in weapons range?
Maybe they forgot to install that on the SU-57?
@@Mustang-bk4ns "Because Hangman's good. He's very good."
@@vitoc8454 lol😂
Ive watch this 6 times in the threathes, you hear the heart break everytime Mav say sorry.
Edit: Watch it now 7 times, I have no regrets
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@@sgb5584 as a believer myself you have provided so little details...
@@sgb5584 shut up
Me too!
@@sgb5584 Jesus is dead ya pillock. Grow up and believe in yourself. Stop believing in nonsense.
This movie is definitely entitled to be called as greatest action film of the 21st century....!! 👍 🛩️🛩️
Best remake of Star Wars yet.
@@MrJturner74 as big of a fan of SW as i am, the only thing they took from it was the mission
I think there is a tie with Mad Max: Fury Road.
Little early to call it given we still have another 70+ years to go until 2100
What about John Wick?
I really think Maverick intentionally left the best pilot on deck for this situation. Maverick knew from the planning stages that it was going to be a dog fight all the back home. Hangman was the perfect pilot to save the day!
he was by far the most superior pilot but not the greatest team player, this role suited him much better
good call
Never considered that. Great point.
Just like in the first movie Maverick himself was on reserve
@@jokerofmorocco 🤯
Those who didn't get the chance to watch this movie on theatre
Dude,you really missed it
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@@sgb5584 Please find somewhere else to spout your fantasies.
@@sniffles8655 ikr lol
Watched it in IMAX, definitely one of my best cinematic experience
@@sgb5584 can Jesus christ fly an F-18?
I don't think so
In this scene, for me at least, Hangman represents the element of hope. Hope that things will get better in the darkest of times. The music combined with the way he smiles with his eyes is so unbelievably cool :) Makes my day better everytime I see it. Brings out the optimist in me.
Completely disagree . For Mav and Goose, all hope WAS LOST. Mav was offering condolences, apologies, and seemed to have accepted his fate if death. There was no hope. Then, in a split second, there was no need for hope. The threat was neutralized.
@@johnthomann2480 He's saying there's still hope when Hangman showed up at the last second. So there is hope in the situation he's talking about here actually
even in the darkest of times, there is always the smallest glimmer of hope.@@johnthomann2480
It was a master stroke for Hangman to ‘save the day’.
He was ‘very good’, we knew that; and why not have that ego when you’re one of the ‘best of the best?’
Maverick and Rooster had run out of options through no fault of their own and Hangman was the wild card that few predicted.
Epic movie.
Maverick did. I believe that’s why he put Hangman in “ready.”
“I’m sorry… I’m sorry Goose.” Gives me “Goose” bumps every time
I like to think it was Goose saving them, not allowing the canopy to open.. didnt want a repeat of what happened to him, and knowing Hangman was seconds away lol
it was just Rooster no knowing how to arm the ejection seat in the F-14
Sure of course, it's just a warming thought 👍
@@michaeltrivette1728 definitely plausible
good observation!!! forgot about that!
DCS players and military aviators laughed when they saw the ejector seat wasn't armed
Hangman was never a real jerk, it was clear from the start, that Hangman is a young Maverick. He even flew the mission training course like Maverick would in his younger days! 😂I read some people say Hangman is the new Iceman but wrong - he is Maverick. Iceman was never just ego-driven and reckless, and too individualistic, Maverick was. This was literally the conflict between Ice and Maverick at first: both were very talented and competitive, but Iceman was more of a team player and responsible, and Maverick wasn't, just as Hangman now isn't. Hangman, just like Maverick once, is the most talented, with a big ego, hot, individualistic, doing his own thing, but at the same time, deep inside, a good guy with a sense of humor, and a great patriot, ready to do everything for the team, he just chose a more twisted way to get there.
Just like Maverick, Hangman has a habit of leaving his wingman and going solo, and just like Maverick, Hangman saves the day at the end of the movie, because although he was not the most responsible pilot of the group, he was, in fact, the most unorthodox and talented, the fastest, that's why Mav chose him to be the 'secret weapon' in case of the emergency, and he was right! So yeah, Hangman is the new, young, modern Maverick.
Hangman should be the focus of Top Gun 3, I want to know more about Hangman! More about his background, and I want to see his friendship with Rooster develop, so they could be the new Maverick and Iceman, but Hangman needs to be the main character in the next one!
The very thing that killed his father in this scenario (The ejection pull) didn't work, thus allowing Hangman to save them. Fantastic writing.
Love how Hangman even puts in an aileron roll as he comes out of the smoke, just for pure style points. 👍😎
"I'm sorry. I'm sorry Goose." I'm still emotional in 2024 with that line! Amazing movie. Well done everyone associated with it.
My dad served in the Navy from 68-70. He loved the fist movie and we went to see this in theaters and it was one of the few times I saw him get teary eyed.
Thank you to your dad for his service god bless
incredible
Was he bent?
For good reason! This movie was damn good!!
"I'm good, Rooster. I'm very good."
I love the way he said it. and it would have been so cheap, but yet so perfect if he said 'Actually, I am too good to be true.'
And it seems different from when he said it earlier in the movie. This time it seems like hes saying it as in hes satisfied he was able to be there.
“IT’S NOT WORKING” That line hit so hard! 🥺
I appreciate how Tom Cruise has not gone overboard with fillers and plastic surgery. He looks great.
I like when Hangman said: This is your saviour speaking.. 😀
This scene is so powerful because after everything Maverick’s done to protect Rooster his whole life - he’s about to fail and have the same fate as Goose. And there’s nothing else he can do with no ammo, missiles, flares, or ejection but to accept that fate - until Hangman shows up.
Hangman was setup as someone that left you out to dry, and this completes his arc too.
I will forever be grateful that Tom insisted on creating a character just for Glen in this movie. It would not have been the same without Hangman.
All of Mav's worst fears all consolidated to a final crescendo at this point. The flashback of Mav not being able to eject, and now Rooster in the same position. A validation of sorts that this situation is exactly why he pulled Rooster's papers. The promise he made to his mother. Letting Ice down. Never been able to finish the heartfelt conversation both Rooster and Mav wanted to have just before the boarded their respective aircrafts just before the mission.
What an emotional roller coaster, and an adrenaline rush all at the same time.
Brilliant, brilliant movie!!
Hangman is the guy you hate for being too real and cocky but who always got your back when you needed it the most
When I saw this in theatre I really thought it was over. I shed a tear when I heard that deep bell , then to see hangman come in I just started laughing . Such an amazing movie with so much emotion 11/10
Deep bell? What’s a deep bell??
I hope we see a Top Gun: Hangman. He’s clearly the best of the younger pilots and he takes the initiative in making nice with everyone at the end, particularly Rooster. I liked that he did that.
Hangman was waaay cool and he can tell his kids that he saved the legendary Maverick!
Knowing they were about to be killed, Maverick didn't say "I'm sorry Rooster" but said "Goose"
Awesome
"I'm sorry, Goose for letting you down"...
The gong when Hangman comes through the smoke is on point. No sooner, no later, its just perfect. Took the entire sequence to another level.
The details that Cruise and his director and production team paid attention to. Masterful.
I loved when hangman was like good afternoon this your savior speaking
I cried in this scene when hangman came in. His entry with his speech in the pa was like an angel
The pain in Mav’s voice when they get hit and he says “no no no” because he knows he can’t let Rooster die. The shear determination to not let that happen! Amazing
Hangman became a crowd favorite after this scene. Glen Powell was great in The Hidden Figures as well. He loves the sky.
When I saw this film for the first time I genuinely thought Maverick and Rooster were done for. I was so invested in their escape that I completely forgot about Hangman. I was so satisfied and relieved when he arrived and shot down the Su-57 Felon just in time.
Never before had I been so relieved with characters just escaping death.
Glen Powell joked on Twitter that this film is bankrupting his parents as they’ve been to see it 13 times. And why not!
Bought it on AppleTV yesterday… Already watched it 4 times😂
I've seen this like 30 times and it still makes me feel something every time.
Same here, even though I've seen it so many times, I still get chills from these scenes. Amazing movie!
same man
Me too. There is something very satisfying about the feels it hits ….. . It’s powerful .
Makes me cry every time!
I felt so helpless watching this scene for the first time. Them flying higher, trying to escape death, it seemed so inescapable. The score just lifted the scene as a bonus. Hearing rooster gasping for air, fearful was deep. Then , our guy hangman comes in the clutch right before all hope was lost.
Rooster screaming for Mav for comfort sounded so much like a terrified child screaming for a trusted adult. Super chilling.
@@b.t.356 yeah, the writers landed this scene well
Hangman saved two is a great scene. His words like flight attendant “Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen...” is nice
What made me cry in this scene (and I am TOP GUN fanatic from childhood), is when Maverick is saying; "no no no no no no" knowing he is powerless there... POWERLESS... having a person you love so much near you... and all your talent, skills, knowledge, experience and everythin you have cannot help you... YOU ARE POWERLESS to save person you love who is NEAR YOU... omg... that's the scariest thing in life I can imagine, IN LIFE in general, not only here in this scene...when you dont even care for your life (like Maverick here) not even a bit, but only for person you love near you... and you are powerless... so that "NO NO NO" just... broke my heart. I thought no one can make worthy sequel to original, but this movie... THIS IS NOW MY NEW BIBLE along with original.
I have the exact same feeling with the "no, no, no" part.
Which makes Hangman saving them even more emotional.
That was the most badass scene when Hangman flies through the smoke and then the score plays
Shivers! This scene gave me shivers and it has been a long damn time since any movie did that. Thank you to Tom and all the amazing people that made this film. I saw the original back in the 80"s and was NOT disappointed by the sequel. Epic in cinema history!
„This is your saviour speeking” I love this guy ❤😂
Watched this at a sold out IMAX showing and the moment Hangman’s F18 emerges outta the fire, my entire audience cheered. Such a great moment.
Quite why Hangman's jet didn't flame out from hitting the debris is yet to be answered.
it all make sense why hangman was in reserve, he's the only one who can push the F-18 into its limits to possibly have a chance of dogfighting the SU, he wasn't even detected
I love how well played Hangman is in this movie as a contrast to Rooster's "by the book" attitude.
He is cocky but can back up his swagger. His character could have easily come across as annoying but ended up charming and likeable, just like Maverick in th first movie.
Maverick & Rooster were saved as much by the admiral as Hangman. The latter could not physically have launched to intercept without the ground crew being ordered to - it was as much a character arc for Cyclone reverting to being a fighter pilot at heart.
Hangman saving the day in the 4th Quarter with style
1:32 that note hits hard.
IMO, it's what makes the whole scene. It's like the final bell for Maverick and Rooster's death. It feels gut wrenching.
@@Copizzle yea
Hangman just bagged an SU-57. That's gonna earn him some serious bragging rights.
This scene and Hangman’s character somehow remind me of the lines Ice said to Mav in the first movie that ‘You may not like who’s flying with you, but whose side are you on?’ This shows how mature they are, love that.
One of the greatest lines in the franchise for me.
He has an ego, but he put it aside for a moment and saves his own. Thank you Hangman.
i think his character was supposed to be a representation of how maverick was in the original movie, with his ego writing cheques his body cant cash, so i think they nailed it with hangman.
@@galacticalliance4801 i like that
"Hey Hangman, you look good."
"I am good Rooster. I'm very good."
Spoken like a true fighter pilot lol!
At 1:34 the fact that hangman hit the fifth Gen fighter and the missile before the rocket motor activated is phenomenal and awesome. Also probably one of the best moments in the movie.
Would have been a funny ending if the missle drive motor kicked on, and killed maverick and rooster, then the titles cards roll with the top gun anthem.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@TacticalPhoenixYTI am good rooster, I am very good hits a little different if that was the outcome.😂
Everyone needs a friend like Hangman.
Yy😢
that "I'm sorry Goose" still gets me. what a film.
The look of relief on Maverick's face.... Tom is truly an amazing actor
When he says "I am sorry, Goose" it breaks me down...
Must of been scary for Maverick because it was almost the same way he lost Goose. I like how Hangman went from a cocky hotshot to a man who respects his elders.
That gong as Hangman emerged from the smoke... Nice. And then to see Maverick's (deep) sigh of relief.
This movie is just full of LEGENDS and this is probably the best sequel ever made.
2:01 "I am good, Rooster. I'm VERY good!"
CLASSIC!!!
* Proceeds to turn away with all the missiles still on the pylons *
I was a KID when I saw Top Gun. Yet, all these years later, when Mav said, "I'm sorry, Goose", that hit me in the heart like a cannon ball. Great film.
This is one of those rare sequels that's as good as the original
I Remember watching this in the Cinema, oh my god I almost got flashbacks to Goose Dying. Couldn't bare to watch it happen Again to Rooster. The Sheer amount of Applause and Cheers they got when hangman saved them Phenomenal never seen anything like this fanbase at a cinema.
Can you imagine being old enough where you were around when the first Top Gun came out, and then seeing the sequel?
Oh boy, so many 80’s flashbacks when I watched this movie..
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I love hangman’s character. He got his callsign because he is “always leaving you hung out to dry.” By the end of the movie he is doing the rescuing. He also seems like how Maverick was in the first movie but is viewed from the instructor’s perspective which is pretty cool. It’s a small arc but it is done so well.
It occurs to me that he goes from leaving people hung out to dry to becoming the hangman, the deliverer of death.
Hangman had the best line. I was smiling & nodding. An excellent way to finishing the final action scene.
1:42 😍🤩😍
And once again, Navy recruitment has probably skyrocketed!
Not to mention the Air Force and Marines lol
Yeah I don’t see that happening sorry
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I love the bell at 1:34, a sadder, more final-sounding riff on the one from the main theme that really feeds into the idea that this is the end.
Of course this isnt that kind of movie, but that attention to detail makes a movie shine.
Fun fact. 10 years ago, Hangman was in The Dark Knight Rises as a stock broker. He left that job to become a pilot because Maverick was his hero.
Haha that’s why he looked so familiar
Oh crud it is him.
One of my favorite scenes when Hangman's jet comes bursting thru the smoke with that one tone. So cool!!!
I like Hangman. He’s an antagonist, but not a bad guy. He’s just an egotistical man in a career that requires an ego.
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Glen Powell was AMAZING IN THIS MOVIE. My favourite character (after maverick ofcourse)
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This movie was the best experience I’ve had in the cinema by far
11/10
I don't actually think Hangman was an egotistic jerk by nature, but by purpose. He's very like Maverick in that sense - he sort of pushes people's buttons, in order to push them to be better. That's how I perceived his character from the very start. Hell, one might even say his arrogance is a defense mechanism. That small, but loaded "Give 'em hell" was very telling. The "He's not ready for this mission, you know I'm right," said with his signature smirk and bravado, as if to tell Maverick "send me instead, don't send him to die, I'm reckless just like you." His frown when Rooster was chosen, I don't perceive it as disappointment, but as worry. The absolutely devastated and terrified look on his face when Dagger 1 and 2 were hit, the hopelessness when he wasn't allowed to go after them. The little happy cheer he did when Rooster hit the target...
It was a well written character. I love it.
Also his request for permission to launch and provide air cover when Rooster wants to search for Maverick. Yeah, I agree that he was a good person and I’m really glad he got to do what he does in this vid.
I agree with most of it but being "Hangman" isnt exactly positive, because if he really does leave people out to dry then... Either way he came through in the end so his callsign is just a title, just a thought though
@@amilcarsafeca7629 neither is Rooster, that's the thing - they both have major flaws. One is too slow, often overthinks stuff and doubts himself, the other is too fast, rarely overthinks, and trusts himself a bit too much. Both are dangerous and neither is a person to depend on when flying. I love how they worked out their character flaws and redeemed them both in the end. They both learn to be better, more complete pilots by adopting the strengths that come naturally to them, respectively.
When rooster says “ Mav wait “ gets me everytime
1:10 ABSOLUTE CHILLS
Let me say this, there are very few movies that undoubtedly set a "tone" in many ones' minds and hearts that should not be toiled with. The original Top Gun is such....iconic it was and still is. Tom Cruise has taken the iconic Top Gun and made it Legendary with Top Gun Maverick. Masterfully done!!!!
Fabulous scene from a magnificent movie. Ok think most people, as I did, were totally expecting Mav to die. The way this scene was shot and so beautifully scored just completely gave you that impression. Great film
I've watched this clip over and over, dozens of times, and it hasn't gotten one iota less emotional.
the bell after the "i am sorry goose" never gets old. sends chills down my spine everytime there
This is whole scene was a master piece. Having Hangman save them was incredible. These writers did such an amazing job.