Hangman VS Rooster Argument/Fight, Talking About Past Scene Top Gun Maverick Movie Clip 4K Ultra HD
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2022
- CREDITS :- Paramount Pictures
Directed by :-Joseph Kosinski
Produced by :-
Jerry Bruckheimer
Tom Cruise
Christopher McQuarrie
David Ellison
Written by :-
Peter Craig
Justin Marks
Music by :-
Harold Faltermeyer
Lady Gaga
Hans Zimmer
FILM DESCRIPTION:Top Gun: Maverick is a 2022 American action drama film directed by Joseph Kosinski. It is the sequel to the 1986 film Top Gun and was written by Ehren Kruger, Eric Warren Singer, and Christopher McQuarrie, based on a story by Peter Craig and Justin Marks. The film stars Tom Cruise and Val Kilmer reprising their roles from the original film, alongside Miles Teller, Jennifer Connelly, Jon Hamm, Glen Powell, Lewis Pullman, and Ed Harris. It follows Maverick confronting his past while training a group of younger TOPGUN graduates, including the son of his deceased best friend, for a dangerous mission.
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I love how Bob immediately latched on to Phoenix. He found out he was riding 2nd seat with her and immediately had her back.
She also trusted him right away; if he said something, she followed it or took it to heart. But yeah, Bob was a good and faithful teammate; he always had Phoenix' back. I liked his low key, savage crack at Hangman, "Yet somehow, you always manage."
It’s called dick-riding but okay
@@markymarknj which was a very good takeaway from actual ready rooms. Backseaters have just as much say. Nobody says "excuse me Bob, the adults are talking" just because they're pilots. If anybody ever says that a part of the flight crew spoke out and got shut down, I'd say they were part of a shitty ready room.
@@reelgoodfishing I don't know if you ever watched Ward Carroll's channel, but he was an F-14 RIO. In one of his videos, he talked about how the F-14 was a real, two crew airplane, and how it needed both the pilot and RIO to function. He talked about how big a role the RIO played. In an F-14 everything BVR was basically his responsibility. He'd find the targets, prioritize them, and basically set up the strategies and tactics the crew would employ to get the target. Meanwhile, the pilot would take care of flying the airplane and any WVR targets.
Granted, Bob was a WSO, but it looked like he had a similar role. Phoenix relied on him a lot, and he never let her down. I love how he was a good, reliable, and faithful teammate.
I also like Bob because he reminds me of me when I was younger. I was geeky and socially awkward like him.
@@markymarknj I haven't seen that video but I'll check it out. There's a saying that "there's no rank in the cockpit". Everyone is on the same team and has just as much skin in the game if the other does something wrong. While each has a different job, each job relies on the other to make the mission happen.
Maverick saw a younger iceman and himself and how this would define their friendship going forward.
I would watch a prequel with these cadets during their training at Top Gun.
they are all first position in their respective top gun class so there should be multiple movies if they tried that
And we'll get to see Hangman's first confirmed kill.
I wanna see a prequel for viper and Maverick’s dad
Prequels, if done right, can be somewhat of a nice idea, since there is no progression forward.
Hangman was not the bad guy in this movie. He was hot-headed, but he always followed orders and when Mav picked Rooster over him, he respected his decision. I thinks Maverick knew he was the better pilot, so that’s why he was on stand-by. He didn’t want Rooster to be apart of this mission, but when he proved himself, his hands were tied- so he wanted him to be by his side in case anything happened to him.
I agree Hangman might got an asshole attitude, but everything that Hangman said is right and needed to be said. Sometimes you just need somebody that got a bit of an asshole attitude, because those are the ones that will speak the truth to you.
Rooster...OMG, can you image that guy is an infantry Lieutenant and not a fighter pilot lieutenant? If he is an infantry Lieutenant, he is playing with people's life. The soldiers will want a different commander and the platoon First sergeant will recommend to senior command that he is unfit for command. I am not sure how infantry work. But, we do know that in infantry first sergeants hold higher status compare to junior ranking officers, despite junior ranking officers rank higher. You can't afford to be a "kid" in the infantry just because you are a young hot head that just gradated from college, you are commanding soldiers, you need to be an "adult"
yeah and also he wasn't even insulting Rooster, Mav, or even Goose for that matter. Hangman was as previously mentioned, just blunt and stating the facts.
@@willn8664 Rooster reminded me of that original asshole Captain in Band of Brothers, before that guy got fired and the General put in place a replacement Captain.
@@peteryang8991 Captain Sobel. Sobel, was a totally different ball of wax.
I personally don't believe Hangman was being a dick in this movie. He was just very keen and excited to be part of such a dangerous mission. He even respected Maverick after seeing his flying skills and knew Rooster was being stubborn over personal beef with Maverick.
I agree with thia
Agreed, Glen Powell did a great job making it clear when Hangman was teasing and when he was being serious. Goading Rooster was a dick move but a necessary one given the stakes.
Also, we see the "real" Hangman's excitement and pride when Rooster successfully bombs the target. He WANTS his rival to succeed.
I agree man. Hangman wasn’t an asshole. He just wanted to make sure the pilots were not scared to do the mission. Hangman showed to be a good person when he respected maverick skills and saved him and rooster.
Maybe overconfident, maybe going a bit far with the teasing sometimes, but never unlikable or a straight-up arsehole.
I actually really like him as a character.
What I like about the writing is Hangman is completely right about Rooster as a pilot. He's not just being a jerk. This mission requires speed. He's a jerk, but not one I hate - unusual in films these days.
He was calculating. He was the Iceman to Rooster's Maverick.
@@algorithmsavior3820Actually the roles are reversed. In top gun maverick was hot headed and wild while iceman was cool headed and calculative. In this movie hangman was wild but cool headed. Whereas rooster was hot headed and calculative. The only difference is that iceman got the job done even though he was calculative where as rooster was to unsure and didnt finish the job. He almost had maverick in the dogfight but he didnt take the shot, and maverick and hangman mav was to hotheaded where as hangman was just cool and laid back even though he was wild
@@jasonfranco6549 to an extent, I agree… Hangman is clearly a combination of Mav and Iceman (flying style of Maverick but cool arrogance of Ice). But I don’t think Rooster actually is hotheaded normally - his ‘hotheadedness’ is quite specific to Maverick (pulling his papers, betraying him, not believing in him etc etc), there’s obviously a lot of emotion (hurt/anger) there. I also think it’s implied that it’s out of character for him (note Phoenix wondering what the hell is going on with him). Here he reacts when Hangman starts to imply that Mav killed his father (which is not Roosters issue - and even though he is angry with Mav, he is still defensive of him). While Hangman wasn’t entirely wrong, he was out of line and clearly just goading Rooster (while actually having no idea of the issue) who is already on edge because of his feelings around Mav.
It's not about truth. Truth is everywhere. It's about how you use the truth.
I find it fascinating when Maverick responds with "Exactly!" It's telling Rooster that he's not cut out for this mission right now. He's not flying well enough. If he can't handle these maneuvers in static terrain, how do you think he will fair against dynamic 5th generation fighters in an F-18 while still trying to complete the mission and come home alive?
He's already gone before he knew what was happening
"Exactly!"
I am glad they gave Hangman depth instead of a generic bad bully. Hangman is a true leader. I would wanna know the truth if I'm ready or not, everyone's lives depends on each other. He can tell it how it is but also accept his lesser position and swallow his ego
totally agree
When I saw this masterpiece for the first time, I cried at every scene that involves the remembrance of Goose’s death. 😢
That is Goose son Lieutenant Bradley Rooster Bradshaw
@@TennyBleak-sy7xp Yeah I know. That makes it 3 times sadder. And the fact that Rooster blames Maverick for his father’s death is just gut wrenching.
It was actually Hangman that pushed Rooster to be a more aggressive pilot, not Maverick.
Nah it was maverick
Maverick's decision to bring him to the mission and heard him saying not to think and just do made Rooster aggressive
It was Maverick - putting his belief in Rooster and naming him his wingman. That’s kinda the whole point - Rooster wanted Maverick to believe in him (which had been undermined by pulling the papers). Hangman here was just goading Rooster.
I kinda feel that Hangman did that on purpose. He knew that their history affected a lot of the decisions they made, which is why he decided to stoke it so the flame dies faster
I think the same way too.
He did do it on purpose, but he also misjudged and missed the point. He assumed Rooster’s issue was about Goose’s death - but it wasn’t. It was about the pulled papers. Rooster’s reaction here is defensive of Mav.
Hangman a character you loved to hate on and yet still love at the same time
Hangman is more like Maverick when it comes to overconfidence, he could be an illegitimate son of Maverick since he has dozens of girlfriends in the past including the admirals daughter. Just a theory.
Umm, Penny Benjamin... in the movie... is the Admirals daughter.
@@TheWildcard4542000 an unnamed/unknown admiral actually, not Cyclone if you thought it was him
@@nismo3871 in the first movie while they're getting chewed out for Mavs antics with the Migs at the beginning... the Captain was talking about a flyover he did and said "One Admirals daughter" then Goose turns to Mav and says Penny Benjamin? To which Mav nodes... the Penny in the second movie is the Penny mentioned in the first.
@@TheWildcard4542000 yes I coincedentally read this in an article while doing some research after I read your comment and stuff, I just thought you thought that Penny was cyclones daughter
Maverick was overconfidence , but he never tried purposely to trigger people
Glenn Powell auditioned for the role of Rooster but it went to Miles Teller because of how much he looks like Anthony Edwards.
really??
Hangman was 100 percent correct here. He stated facts in what was holding Rooster back. The way Rooster went at him only proved his point. He wasn’t being an ass, Rooster holding onto the past would have got him KIA.
Great acting of Glen Powell 👏 😊
In both Top Gun movies the "bad guy" knew from the go what had to be done. They maybe didn't had the best way with words but had clear minds that both Maverick and Rooster lacked.
Hangman almost seemed like he was going to be Iceman’s adversary to Rooster. But he was being brutally honest, with maybe intent on positioning himself to be picked, yet respected the decisions Maverick made. Perhaps he was pushing Rooster to follow the game plan as he felt that he was already going to be the last wingman off the list (having heard from Phoenix he leaves his wingman a lot, was an attribute Maverick didn’t want to see after it made apart of his own identity and friction with Iceman) so the teams had a chance of survival without having to face any of the 5th Gens. I liked how the writers stayed true to his moxie and confidence after saving their life near the end with his dialogue, but ending it with a simple “I’ll see you back on deck,” that quietly acknowledged that they’re still on the same team. In a way, he became Maverick as he had to play reserve role for Iceman/Slider after Hollywood was shot down creating the 1V6 matchup before Maverick/Merlin launched. GOOSEbumps lol.
Lol
Rooster just threw Maverick's argument right back in his face about "it's not the plane, it's the pilot".
I love the fact that hangman is wearing my squadron patch! VFA-151 💀
Idk how Hangman didn’t get in trouble for insubordination here. I know Maverick is a cool guy who doesn’t follow the rules himself, but seriously your superior officer told you to stfu several times, how are there no consequences for that?
"Exactly!"
Was anybody else in that scene cuz all I saw was Glen ❤️
This clip is 1:53 long, but somehow, runs on for almost another minute
This is how you bury a fossil, moments later, beep That’s a kill
1:02 -1:04 roosters frustration is low-key 🥵
This scene hangman was being honest to rooster but when he says stop thinking about the past rooster felt aggressive at that moment you can tell rooster was trying not say anything about his dad knowing hangman would spill the beans in a few words!!!
This sounded like that scene from Star Trek where Kirk got Spock to reveal his emotions were not checked for the current mission.
Rooster would die if he had flown like he had during training...
Rooster would had died if Maverick didn't sacrifice himself to save him. Hangman was right. Rooster honestly should had never been chosen for the mission. He was way too emotional with Maverick which is understandable but for a mission of this importance that alone should have disqualified him. Also nothing during the entire movie showed that Roosters abilities even warranted him being chosen. He was chosen not because of his abilities but because of who his father was. That my friend is called Nepotism .
0:32 @@chan13153
I like how Bob said to Hangman that somehow Hangman always managed to offend even if he didn't mean to.
Hangman was cocky, confident aggressive, and that’s exactly how I want Top Gun ppl to be.
No O-3 would ever mouth off to an O-6 like that, that's just stupid.
God....Hangman was so punchable in this scene.
Glen is a damn good actor!
He's one of those characters that you say, "I hate it when he's right.".
Hangman was basically Maverick 2.0 but douchier
Hangman was right. His delivery was very spicy, but he was right.
@@charliesanders6930 At least he ended up having their good traits too at the end
I think I know what would make a good sequel. Have it be about Rooster and Hangman learning to work better together. Like a buddy cop movie almost but not with cops. And they become friends like Maverick and Iceman in the end.
Yeah, with Maverick serving as a mentor to them both.
Y’know if people called me arrogant, I’d show them Hangman. I don’t think I’ve ever seen myself IRL. Hangman is me. So relieved.
Hangman:The new old maverick
Hangman is more of young iceman
Bro you are the best for posting this but question where did you watch it because it looks like you didn’t watch it from theaters because I don’t see anyone infront of the screen like did you watch it on an app
It's out on streaming platforms
@@IshanPandit yea it came out Tuesday I bought it on prime video
What song is in the outro? It's very good
Damn hangman is a pretty boy
Glen Powell Aka Hangman was in the expendables 3 that's why he looks so familiar!!!
He's very good looking
Rooster was not cut out for the mission. It was pure nepotism that he was selected by Maverick. Hangman was right.
He still made the run at the end
Yeah, you're probably right, but I also interpret it as Maverick wanting Rooster to learn what Hangman already knew: How to push the envelope. Maybe he thought he'd need a risk taker at the end of the mission, and he was right. Hangman got there in time; Rooster might not have.
@@E3ECO I don't think either Rooster or Hangman were fit for the mission at hand. Hangman showed that he wasn't to be trusted. While Rooster didn't have the abilities and played it far too safe while being far too emotional. I think this mission was far too important for Rooster to be chosen so he could learn a lesson. One of the other pilot should had been chosen.
Actually, Mav had good reasons to choose Rooster. One, he was a team player who'd do whatever it took, including sacrificing himself. Remember how he bailed out Payback and Fanboy? He was the only one who could've nailed Maverick during training; he didn't close the deal, but he was in position to do so. Remember Hangman screaming at him to take the shot? Finally, Rooster was the only one who made it to the target during training; granted, he was a minute late, but he made it. Hence, Maverick had three good reasons to choose Rooster for the mission.
@@markymarknjI think this is absolutely right. Rooster must be technically as good as Hangman (both being Top Gun graduates) but he is more the team player. His issue is confidence, which ironically has been in part contributed to by Maverick (deeper issues related to pulling the papers, Rooster doubts his ability, Maverick’s belief in him etc). Maverick naming him his wingman went a long way to demonstrating that Maverick does think he is good enough. (Though I also think Maverick going on the mission himself possibly also thought he could protect Rooster if he needed to).
He reminds me of ice
I think Bob and Hangman should have been the lead characters in this film, with Maverick being a supporting character.
Well there is always bob/hangman fan fiction.
You should read those if you haven’t already.
@@cookiemonster_47_ 📸😑
@@hybridAbsol 🤭😉
Make that for Top Gun: Rooster.
Someone like Brock Lesnar would ragdoll his moustache
0:32 Rooster was like: I'm a super elite fighter pilot in the US Navy. I can be super cocky. Everybody else here is. 😎
And then Mav smacks down that smug smirk on his face :)
Phoenix is always on rooster's side ❤
Take a shot everytime they say "fifth generation fighters" in this movie
Dang bruh....oop🤭
Hangman would have been more suited to playing Rooster as he looks more like Goose than Rooster does.
"You know I'm right!"
"Exactly!"
such a fucking good movie
0:32
Despite people saying this movie is not woke, it has it's moments. The good looking white guy is the jerk and the final team assembled is a testament to diversity. A woman, a Hispanic, and African American and a Nerd. Still the best movie ever made.
Sure, definitively. But it doesn't feel forced and done for the sake of agenda. The characters are already established as individuals by that point in the film, so it just happens. Besides, I feel like Hangman was meant as the mirror image of Young Maverick. It's an awesome movie, precisely because you get that everyone there has the skills to be there and not just fill some diversity quota.
You do know that there is people in the world then just straight white men right? And that there is more then just straight white men in the Navy too? People need to stop claiming everything that has more then just straight white men as woke because NEWS FLASH women and other ethnicities do exist in the real world and do exist in all walks of life and jobs. A woman or a black man in the Navy is not woke, it's normal.
Miles Teller Vs Glen Powell
That's enough
if i was rooster. when bagman walked by trying to be tough i wouldve snuck his ass real quick
calm down dawg lol
Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment 2022
Hangman is the Iceman of this crew
1:24
What I don't understand, even after listening to the pilot aces' interview, is that how in the world the jet of Cruise would be able to use the lock-on of the jet behind him? Would have been believable is his jet's a two-seater and the nav does the jab of locking the target
laser pod on the following aircraft is actually flashing a code which the bomb guidance is tuned to. So, one plane "lights" the target, and the second plane drops the weapons.
Is it just me or does Hangman sound like Kurt Russell?
0:32
I love all the top gun aces in these comment sections picking apart a fictional movie that was meant to be fun and entertaining not technically and tactically correct
They used real fighter planes ya know. Even Cruise himself wanted it to be a love letter to aviation, so nice job giving out your opinion (which is technically and tactically incorrect)
Exactly!
0:32 @@homelessend8557
I know this question may be out of place but didn’t the F22 and F35 exist by the timeline of this movie 🎥?
They did but the problem was that gps jamming did not allow F35s to be used. F22 was also unable for that same reason I think
But actually the real reason was that the F35 would be so OP that it would make the dogfights so boring and they couldn’t allow that and also the F35 was a single seat aircraft which did not allow for Tom cruise and his actual pilot to do his acting
@@bryanyap6429 I heard about the single seater, however, in the movie they kept saying the enemy had the technological edge. In real life I thing this would have been a joint F35 / F22 mission. The F35 does the bombing run and the F22 provides air superiority support.
@@UFO721 you should watch the movie and THEN comment. cause they explicitely say why the couldn't use F35 for this mission.
@@delpierochilipeppers would you buy that response and I saw that response in the movie when he was getting recruited. Secondly, the F35 is intended to be the replacement of the F18 Super Hornet this means that what ever the Super Hornet can do the F35 can do.
Hangman was right.
Hangman wasn't wrong.
why hangman act like Iceman of old but there is not a maverick equivalent?
João Pedro Souza Maverick
Hangman > Iceman
All the cast picked their own call signs. You need to find the interview of Glenn Powell on how he chose "H_angma_N" It is an NSFW story he heard from two real Navy pilots.
Bob was the funniest thing ever. That was comic relief
@@irishrose7053 BOB is also a Top Gun back seater who is very good at his job.
@@johnharris6655 oh I know he's an RIO
I was cracking up at his first introduction when they asked his name.
@@irishrose7053 Funny thing is I had a friend like him in high school. Total Nerd. Never would have pegged him for a Naval Aviator.
Hangman just don’t have any cut cards, reminds me of myself. I say it like it is and I mean what I say. I don’t do so to purposely effect anyone however your feelings are not my responsibility 🤷🏾♂️
there should have been a death during the training, to bring hangman and rooster together before the final mission when hangman saved rooster. maybe have had them practice dogfighting each other, building off each other, when a move hangman pulls ACIDENTALLY kills someone rooster was close with during training, maybe Bob or Phoenix.
no that would have been too dark and mav's confidence would have been shattered
@@shivamkapoor5504 worked pretty damn well in the original.
It wouldn't have here.
I'm confused here. If they're so worried about 5th gen fighters, why give these guys such outdated planes? It's not as if the USAF doesn't have modern fighters like the F35 that could outperform the enemy. Hell even the Eurofighter Typhoon can match up to the best and that's not new
I would have killed him hang man was right but did not have to attack his dad
What’s with Chinese subtitles wtf
They stole the copyright
Hey hangman is so much like iceman always starting with people if maverick or them students weren't there rooster would of messed him up talking about his dad and his dad is dead so arrogant thinks he's all that thinks he better than maverick and knows more
limão
No such thing as a pilot wearing glasses
Can fighter pilots wear glasses while flying?
As long as you pass the minimum vision standard requirements, you can be a fighter pilot with glasses. With glasses, a potential pilot's vision should be at 20/20. Several stages of the medical exam must be passed to be a fighter pilot.
There are some
@@xMACHOxMANx Did they change some of the rules and regulations in the past 20 years? Because there was a strict zero glasses rule forever. I've had many friends fail becoming fighter pilots because they didn't have 20/20 natural eyesight. This is Air Force, Navy and Marines. This was also in the late 80's early 90's and before lasik surgery was invented. So maybe they allow it now?
Good thing he's not a pilot then, he's a Weapon Systems Operator, which according to a quick Google you're allowed to have up to a 20/80 visual impairment.
*Edit* Looking online, they have also relaxed the rules for Pilots, Pilots must have normal color vision, near visual acuity of 20/30 without correction, distance visual acuity of no worse than 20/70 in each eye correctable to 20/20.
@@chojinkhan7935 i guess it has. i just did a google search and thats what came up.
see jokes arent funny