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- Top Gun: Maverick - Enemy Dogfight: Enemy fighters attack Maverick (Tom Cruise) & Rooster (Miles Teller).
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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: 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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0:54 I like how even Maverick, the top top pilot, is impressed by this maneuver.
What was that suppose to do?
@@aaron-damonkassner4715 In the real world? Nothing. Missile would still get him. And in the off-chance it missed, he's now the perfect target for the guns. And if the guns don't get him, he's bled all his energy and airspeed, which have to be recovered in a dive. Mav goes over the top and nails him from above. Classic F-14 move.
In the movie? It looks cool and surprises the audience, many of whom don't know that Sukhois can do that. But of course, it's a fun airshow demo maneuver. Not practical in a dogfight, though.
@@Astro95Media Why he did not use flares? Isn't too risky to try such a move instead of more standard one?
@@Queenbg1 Honestly, the only answer is ... it's a movie. It's impressive. It looks cool. It gets a great reaction from Maverick and Rooster. And above all ... the audience sees that they're really dealing with a superior aircraft. It increases the sense of danger by showing that this enemy really is a threat to the lives of the heroes.
@@Queenbg1 its a movie my guy they gotta take some creative liberties to make it more dramatic / cinematic.
It's amazing how the supposedly "World ending" scenes in superhero movies doesn't give you a sense of tension in the situation as these scenes do
It's even more intense when you know about aviation and realize that you're dead to rights if you're sitting in an f14, and have to pull maneuvers that would cause the tomcat to tear itself apart. As someone who loves planes and fighter jets I can definitely say that if you were to ever find yourself in an f14 going up against an su 57 then what maverick did here would be the way to go.
Superhero movies used to be fine...when they were minimal. They must be put in their place.
@@kevinh9110 You care too much.
That’s a wonderful result of great character development.
@@kevinh9110 Hot damn! Cringe comment of the thread goes to you pal 🏆
0:54 i got the same reaction as them. That scene was freakin epic
The actor playing rooster really killed it in this whole ending scene. From stealing the plane all the way through. That WTF felt so real. Lol
Fun fact: that jet (su-57) can do that irl it's because of thrust vectoring which is when the thrust is pushed in different directions for extra maneuverability
@@berryfox710 I haven’t done any research on it, I’ll admit. But I’d be pretty sure it can’t quite get to that level. Even with thrust vectoring, that looked to be a vertical flat spin. The G’s on the air frame would be crazy high. The air inlets for the engine would also be a problem. It’d be really hard to keep from having a compressor stall with that move.
The engines are running and requiring a specific amount of intake air CFM. When that’s just cut in half or more……compressor stall happens. Once that happens your either going to flame out, or drastically loose some thrust.
I’m no mechanical or aeronautical engineer now, just a dumb aircraft mechanic who works on them for a living. So i could be completely wrong, or not know a piece of engineering they have come up with to fix that problem.
@gavin cline yes but this is still a 5th generation fighter that was made with these maneuvers in mind and the pilots know this
@@berryfox710 very true. Like I said, they may have been able to engineer a way around the problems a maneuver like this would face. Hell anything is possible right?
I just have some doubts, that real life is as dramatic or as “crazy” as this scenario in the movie is. IRL it’s probably about 1/2 of this scene, seems to be the standard for movies. Make things twice as crazy as they are irl.
My dad was 25 when the 1st movie came out and I was 2 , after
He watched it he promised me that I will become a fighter pilot, im 37 today and I'm proud to say that I'm a South African, professional certified uber driver . Thanks dad , and thanks Top Gun.
lol
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Close enought
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The whole scene is amazing, but that evasive maneuver from the SU-57 was heartstopping
I can't even imagine the g forces the pilot of the SU-57 experienced during that maneuver!
For fighters of the 5th generation, such maneuvers are the norm, su-57 is king in the air
@@paparus8776 F22 can do the same thing.
@@paparus8776 not really, 5th gen fighters are meant to take out their targets at really far distances, the Su-57 and the F-22 just happened to have that amazing agility.
@@TechnoMinarchistBall f22 fall apart
There's nothing like seeing this film in the cinema, but being able to watch it back like this makes you appreciate the tiny details that sell the effects, like the spray from the waterfall as the planes roar past. Details you don't consciously notice on a first, second or even third viewing but trick your brain all the same are what makes this truly artful.
Even theater Imax is a massive downgrade compared to many move set-ups.
Yeah in the movie theatre you are so 'in' the plane you get kinda tunnel vision.
Thanks for the reminding , it's really detailed
That is no small detail. That's real life, performed by a real plane with no CGI. Which makes every Tom Cruise movie so great.
or how at 0:55 the plane cut the trail from the missile
When he saw that maneuver at 0:54 he knew that he was gonna be a good rival
There's videos of F-22 Raptor pilots doing moves like that. They call it aerial drifting.
@@guitarhero2211 i do it plenty of times in ace combat and war thunder and just like in the movie I also die after a while 😂
That maneuver shocked me so much, I actually said the exact lines of both Maverick and Rooster! In the exact same cadence too!
@@guitarhero2211 Funny you mention that :D I watched the movie for the first time very recently... then went on a YT binge afterwards to satiate my hype hunger. Stumbled upon a guy's channel called "Fighter Pilot Podcast" (I believe he was an actual Top Gun instructor himself at some point, which is cool); and he was kind enough to respond to some of my comments on the video - where he basically confirmed that he saw F-22's pull these kinds of maneuvers, meaning they're absolutely possible and not just Hollywood magic.
That blew my mind right there.
@@traphimawari7760 No you do not, you are playing a game, it is not real, child
It's cool that the enemies in this movie have the same badass skills, weapons and defense systems as the protagonists.
The enemies computer has those badass skills not the pilot. Pilots can't fly such maneuvers without a computer.
Nah,they had crazy plot armor. Maverick died like 18 times in a row IRL
@@Remix2366your not welcome here buddy
@@rep100Luxio it's the truth,especially during that canyon scene
@@Remix2366let me guess, the movie makes you seethe because SU-57 was shot down?
Glad they showed this pilot eject. He was a worthy adversary and I'm happy he survived
Edit : looks like his wingman also ejects just before the missile hits. and the su/hind pilot that get shot down are kinda unethical shooting at unarmed/defenceless opponents so their deaths are almost justified, and these guys survive because they're just doing their job.
A worthy opponent indeed. He was probably their version of maverick lol
@@Arcideeznuts I guess no enemy’s pilot is match to Tom Cruise and his plot armor
he still lost in a 5th gen but it wasnt his fault, tom's plot armor is too strong
My headcanon is that one of those pilots was actually from the end of the first film, back when they were flying in MiGs. I mean, both the MiG and Su series were created by the same country, regardless of the entity at the time.
When he ejected just in time, the G.I Joe theme went through my head. The only thing missing was a white parachute.
The CGI in this scene is very seamless. For those who don't know, the production never actually used an F-14 and obviously, couldn't get their hands on a pair of Su-57s.
Edit: The F-14 used on the ground is real. On flight, CGI.
😂
That is correct. But the flying is still real. They used the F18s but CGId them to look like an F14 and decorated the cockpits for the actors to look like an old F14 cockpit.
Another fun fact, the only scene in this film with a real F14 was actually when they pulled it out of the hangar. It was a museum prop. They towed it out because there’s no engines anymore (obviously) but they restored just enough in the hydraulics system to raise and lower the canopy.
Yeah, unfortunately the US didn't keep a single flight-capable F-14 for airshows or anything. All western F-14s are grounded and stuck in air museums. The only nation where you can find a functional F-14 is Iran, and that's kind of a tricky situation if you wanted to borrow one.
@@Shotgunky Yep, retired in fall of 2006; a sad day in aviation history. Should have kept a small squadron for airshows and special occassions.
Wrong. Everything we just saw happened in real life.
Tom Cruise shot down 2 jets for the sake of this video
That two-shot at 0:50 of the missile firing from the f-14 is an exact copy from the original. A perfect homage. So cool.
Heck yeah love it
I thought it looked familiar
It was so good
The shot of the F-14 pulling up at 0:31 is also from the original
@@therealmg8675 hey, your pfp is jet from the official gta online cover art
One thing I adore is how the enemy pilot's helmet completely hides their face so that you can't see that it's human it takes away the emotion so that you only see it as the bad guy. This is also why in Star Wars the empire wears helmets in the movies.
its also about hiding the nationality of the combatant nation. We don't know if they are Russian, Iranian or North Korean.
Yeah
@@MrChickennugget360 its a homage to the original movie.
@@MrChickennugget360 Could be Canadian.
@@georgeofhamilton - It was probably space cadet Trudeau!
Those SU-57s look really good, they even animated the flight surfaces above the intakes. Even when the first one gets shot down, you can see how the horizontal stabilizer moves as the plane fights to keep itself leveled
How's the War thunder cinematics coming a long? Hope it's going well :)
@@xikungao2376 Soon™
@@Pandramodo good luck brotha 👍👍👍
AWACS Long Caster:"Su-57s. Highly capable planes. Stay on your toes when you engage them."
It's all real 😎
Greatest dogfight in a movie ever. Loved every second of it.
No, so unrealistic
@@adriansdr I know you're right, but OP did say "in a movie ever," so I let it slide.
I mean, a realistic execution of this entire mission would be pretty boring, honestly.
@@adriansdr thats why he said "in a movie"
After Viper vs Maverick from the original
Idk. Tom Hardy's fight in Dunkirk was pretty badass. But this one is too
0:54 is my favorite scene from the movie for sure. Can't get any better than that, especially since it was so unexpected. I'm glad the pilot survived.
that maneuver at that part is called the kvochurs bell btw
@@JavierNotFound thanks
@@JavierNotFound Honestly I may be completely wrong but I think it may just be a cobra with the flair of using yaw while at its peak. The reason for this is that enemy fighter still has quite a lot of forward movement and simply pitches down to recover, rather than the bell which is a total stop to all forward and transfer into upward and falling tail first back into forward flight. To be fair everyone says it's a bell but I think it may be a case of telephone.
@@genericjim7983 yeah your right it’s just that the maneuver is only used for air shows especially when you use a f2s or like su57 but normally people call it “kvochur’s bell” because of its cobra and yawing to the right but was basically a Russian maneuver named after a Russian test pilot but when you use this for dog fights this will be physically impossible for just a cool maneuver that is just doing a cobra then yaw to the right but yes you are right but normally it’s sometimes called kvochur’s bell
His wingman survived too, you can see him eject just before the missile hits. Interestingly, this means Mav doesn't kill a single person in the movie.
It's crazy how advanced the newer jet is compared to the one they're flying. They're trying their hardest and sweating buckets while the enemy pilot is laid back and relaxed
Laid back and relaxed because they think they are going to win. They had no idea an ace pilot was in the seat.
Then Mav opens up with the Vulcan/Sidewinder, then the pilot actually starts to sweat.
They wouldn't win obviously. They're flying extremely low which means the su57 pilot is very experienced as well. Meaning the f14 wouldn't ever get behind. The su57 would be constantly on its back no matter how much maneuvering he'd do. Its a silly scene but still entertaining.
@@LockeLynx he doesn't? He just sits there waiting to get shot down. I guess he was hit by the jamming system of the plot armor.
@@ptyxmvm I think he thought he was gonna stall out or something, he’s never seen that cobra done on an F-14 before and he can’t pull any thrust vectoring bullshit this low to the ground
I love that shot of the enemy pilot looking over his shoulder, seeing the F-14 coming down behind. It looks so menacing, not unlike the wings of a bird of prey diving for its victim. Still the best looking fighter ever made.
yeah with the music also :P the F14 looks lethal, id imagine at this point the enemy pilot knew he was up against the best pilot on earth and was fighting for survival at that point he no longer a threat but has become the hunted
@@Maverick25ish All the air-show party tricks in the world weren't going to save him from Maverick.
@Roberto Auel Same here. It's brilliant art direction, the way the fighters are portrayed so animalistic, like watching two apex predators fighting in an Attenborough nature documentary. Just before the start of this clip, there's a close-up of the 5th gen cockpit rising from the bottom of the screen. It reminds me of the T-rex in Jurassic Park, lifting its head, scoping out what it thinks is prey, just staring & looking for movement, deciding whether to attack or not. Really adds to the tension of the scene.
Nah it would be the f22 and 35
@@Maverick25ish the pilot was clearly extremely experienced since they were both flying so low without smashing the deck. So maverick would be clearly outmatched
1:50 the enemy pilot is like WTF!??
I would be too if the enemy I was chasing after pulled that on me too
Это я был, кстати.
Maverick moves...
It's the Cobra maneuver that actually exists and can be performed by several 4th gen fighter jets like F-18, SU-27, etc.
@@ostrodmit F22-Raptor :3
I'm actually really happy the enemy pilots ejected. Especially that second one! Dude managed to surprise Maverick, he deserved to live.
First and third ones got deaded
@@kevinh9110 You can see the first one eject right before the fox-2 hits his plane
I hope they respected Maverick of being a formidable foe after he destroyed their 5th gen jets with an old one
@@DylanoRevs I not think so, because russian pilots have only two stages in the development of consciousness first they despise you , then they fear you. This is part of their mentality :)
@@kevinh9110 first one had plenty of time to eject
Black helmet, black visor and black jumpsuit. You just know they're the baddies!
0:54 This part definitely shocked me more than any Marvel movie could
I was a big Marvel fan but after seeing this movie twice in 4DX I can safely say it's better than the whole MCU
What does Marvel have to do with this movie exactly?
@@Beforezzz nothing, I'm just saying that I used to be a fan of this movies but Maverick is just another level of cinema, something that I like much more than CGI stuff
@@Beforezzz Well to be honest, Marvel fans love to compare fights to their own movies/characters. What’s the difference here? Also, I’m just saying that Marvel movies are mostly “intense” and have scenes that are supposed to have you on the edge of your seat. Most of them could never do what this movie did.
Well that's because it wasn't any "Superpower" crap, it was from the skill of a normal human being
0:54 OMG , I love this movie so much!
If they ever do a live action Macross - they need the fight choreography from this!
A live action Macross, YES !!!👍😉
That would totally work. Just hope they cast the right actors for Hayate, Freyja, and Mirage.
Hehehe~ finally someone mention about macross. 0:54 time to transform into gearwalk mode, and shoot down all the incoming missiles tratatatatatat!!
0:41 if you remember macross zero, last episode, during intense dogfight against Nora, Shin performs such maneuver by adjusting his vf0 phoenix's thrust vectoring to get behind Nora.
Heck, I wouldn't mind it if the next Macross anime series took notes from Maverick, like how Macross Plus was filled with nods to the original Top Gun. ;)
@@ldragon2515 I also want to see Leon, Aisha, and Mina again in the next Macross anime…
The thrust vectoring manoeuvering from the felon is pure eye candy.
0:59 I like how you could feel the weight of the Su-57 as it passes by the F-14. Even though it looks like these fighters soar through the air almost effortlessly, they still weigh roughly 20 tons each…
Gravity
they're both around 40.000 pounds. heavy as hell
1:53
Those who saw it in IMAX, you know those rumbles were something else
Definitely a movie to be watched in the cinema
I saw it in all formats & trust me…DOLBY had the best sound hands down…u could feel the vibrations 😅
I saw this 8 times in Imax.
Top Gun had the acting and story and a pretty good dog fight for that era. Top Gun Maverick this scene alone was a masterpiece
@@alancooper4368 Why?
@@jspur22 cruise is known for doing his own stunts
@@ksizzle1535 yeah I know what does that have to do with what I asked?
@@jspur22 You’re not getting it, it’s a joke. Cruise does many stunts other “actors” would never do. The comment was basically saying Cruise is real with what he does and a stuntman, rather than an actor
@@ksizzle1535 Brad Pitt played a stuntman in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
0:54 such a great moment not only does the enemy have the better jet but the pilot has more skills as well it just builds the tension and the danger for Maverick and Rooster.
The pilot hasnt got more skills.. its the su-57 fighter jet making these manouvers posible.
@@ivodann8319 Still is very hard, the Pugachev maneuver is very dangerous to pull out
battleield in real lyfe)
The action scene in this movie has same excitement and stake as action ini Mad Max Fury Road, love this!!
Lol this is waaaaay better
Can we just appreciate the throttle split, that's an amazing move and from what I know would've put a lot strain on the airframe, badass
I didn't even know the tomcat could do that
@@wezob4569 The folks at the Tomcat related podcasts said it can, but you are asking a lot from the TF-30 and your going to have to be really confident in your flying skills with the F-14.
@@pogo1140 its not like flying into the stream of another jet right? it just keep the engine on but push another engine further on the power, basically simulate a flat-spin in a controlable way to achieve something similar to vector engine
@@t.gchannel4067 Something like that, but you have to be careful that the yaw does not flame out the inside engine, and that the action of going from Afterburner to idle and back to afterburner (one of the long list of things not to do) does not induce a compressor stall.
@@t.gchannel4067 No but the TF-30 was extremely temperamental.
I've seen this movie 3x in theatres, 2x in IMAX and this scene still amazes me. Got to love the flares!
I've seen this on 4DX
@@denzeljones8789 Nice! Never watched in 4DX, nothing in my area who offers it.
Tom Cruise should give an award to the top spender on his movies
The flares hit me in the chest.
I'd hate to be that guy that ejected having to explain to his superiors how two fifth generation fighters were lost to an F14....
A stolen one as well...
I swear to god the enemy pilot forgot he wasn't the main character🤣😂. Even maverick was surprised
2:11 "Outta Missles. Switching to Guns."
Somewhere Iceman smiles.
I'm glad both enemy pilots managed to eject. They were clearly capable opponents.
Only the 2nd pilot ejected or at least explicitly showed it. The first one may have been able too, but not shown.
@@LandersWorkshop right when the camera switches you can see a little flash above the su 57 that's the pilot ejecting.
@@albertoquinones8541 Wow, good catch! I missed that little nugget. Thanks. Only the third one was killed (by Hangman).
In reality, su 57 издалека бы уничтожил их
@@LandersWorkshop yeah 0:18 you can see the first pilot eject.
The saddest part about this movie is that it might actually be better than the original and to me the original holds such a dear place in my heart.
Both movies stand shoulder to shoulder as far as greatness goes.
Is it a bad thing though? The sequel set the bar higher as it should and did the original justice. We have seen our fair share of lousy sequels and this is definitely not one of them
It WAS better. I've seen them both and this movie demolishes the 1st.
you will miss so much if you don't watch the first one.
@@catshavesouls demolish isn't the right word. Without the original, this wouldn't have near the charm. Instead it builds on the original and touches our nostalgia which really helps.
Some people I know weren't all that impressed with this movie, but you got to admit this scene is badass. I'd watch the movie again just for this scene.
Is no one gonna mention the the immersive soundtrack that Hans zimmer composed for this film. From 1:09 on, you can just feel the audience locked in for the ride and rooting for maverick and rooster to win.
Lorne Balfe was the composer actually. Hans only collaborated on the main theme with him.
Hans Zimmer is the worst movie composer I've ever heard.
@@PhilMoskowitz Mmmm wtf dude
I was so mad when I found out that part of the soundtrack wasn't made available for purchase in the USA.
@@PhilMoskowitzis that a joke?
2:16 that scene of the F-14 flying out of the cloud of smoke with guns blazing for some reason is so satisfying.
That maneuver was amazing
The sound effects for the su-57 are god tier, And the whole show tbh
It sounded like the real thing from live airshows
0:54 My favorite scene!
Best dogfight in Cinema. The danger and suspense felt so real
Not this scene
Sorry the scene was totally unreal, the fight scene between F14 vs SU57. In real world the F14 would have already been destroyed from SU57 in just one circle, WVR (within visual range) and rate fight on a dogfight as well as BVR (beyond visual range) match. The movie was great, but the fight scene was totally fake. Even that the film maker of this film they don't know the specification and avionics of all the aircraft such as F14, F18 as well as SU57. They made them totally fake.
Nope. The only remaining flying F14s are operated by Iran, and the Su-57 has not yet been exported and is not available to film. Besides that, the F14 would induce a flat spin if differential thrust was used like Mav's first trick, and certainly does not have the post-stall / near-stall / high AoA characteristics to perform the second. Definitely CG.
Damn y’all need to do your research. Obviously the planes are CGI because the U.S. ain’t getting their hands on a SU57 and the F14 is out of service. The flying is still real, the design is just CGI’d for the reasons discussed above. Do your research.
@@heatblast876 Just enjoy the movie lmfao It’s pretty obvious the planes had to be CGI but the flying itself is still real like in the rest of the film g
The SU-57 sequences and shots in this film are some of the best examples of amazing CGI I can think of. Obviously, with there being less than 15 of these aircraft considered "mission capable" in the real world, and all property of the Russian Military, these scenes required the use of CGI. But everything from the sound, to the vapor and air effects, to the movement is just so real and lifelike that it's honestly fits in perfectly when you consider that MOST (but not all) of the footage in this film is of real aircraft.
That's what you get when you pay your VFX artists properly
@@aslamnurfikri7640 And when you give them time. Most of the bad CGI you see on screen can be attributed to rushed CGI.
war for the planet of the apes makes me do a double take seeing full mocap people as apes, its nearly impossible to discern it from real life on the close up scenes
There are 3 or 2 of them mission capable lol
@uhoh8575 Yea, like I said less that 15.
This movie managed to make a faceless, nameless enemy so scary and menacing. This movie is simply phenomenal.
Loved when the enemy pilot performed a move that even Maverick had never seen.
Departing the aircraft. Basically pulling a move that takes you briefly out of aerodynamic lift. I've heard stories of pilots as far back as Vietnam using it, but it is insane on a level that makes throttle-splitting look tame.
@@jamesbuchanan4414 did those pilots survive?
I didn’t think was possible to do a falling leaf maneuver in an F-4 Phantom or MiG-21
@@luigimrlgaming9484 The pilot giving the talk was the one who supposedly executed it. His description of the move had the undertones of "act of desperation", and "absolute last resort before eating a missile" to it, so it wasn't like it was an every day situation, more like "I did something spectacularly dangerous and lived to tell the tale".
@@jamesbuchanan4414 oh
our newest platforms do this at airshows, realistically he would have seen it, the US having it's own true 5th gen fighters for over 25 years, the F-22 only being unveiled to the public in april of '97. in fact him being a test pilot has likely flown it too, or at least the F-35 since the C is the naval variant where the 22 only has the A for the airforce
1:17 I like how despite his whole face being covered, he clearly looks like he’s sighing and frustrated about his targeting system
That’s why this enemy pilot is my favorite character in the entire movie
He’s probably thinking “BLYAT WHY WON’T IT LOCK”
Masterful acting
@@maureenobrien4968 Blyat is Russian
Mandalorian style of acting, very efective
The sequence beginning after Maverick forces the missile to make contact with the falling enemy - splitting the throttle, and that post stall maneuver. This is the perfect sequence in my opinion.
Well said amazin scenes
Contact with falling enemy do u think it was for saving flares
Since rooster ran out earlier
Y’know it just occurred to me. This is the first time I’ve seen an Su-57 in a movie. Up till now the only entertainment media I’ve seen the Su-57 in were video games like Ace Combat and Battlefield
First SU-57 was in Assault Horizon when it was called PAK-FA
@@guts-141 that was 11 years ago, and we’re just now getting to see it in a movie for the first time. Crazy innit
This better win the Oscar for special effects at least
Thats the best part. Its mostly practical
@@arnoldgreen4278 Yeah, about that.
@@kevinh9110 Im serious, every scene with the planes is real, the actors are really in the cockpits behind real pilots and obviously every ground scene is real. The only cgi is for the missiles, missile launchers and occasional damage dealt to the aircraft
@@arnoldgreen4278 Hate to break it to you, but most of the shots OF the jets are CGI.
@@kevinh9110 Well, they aren’t
"Do some of that pilot $*^!" - quote from the original too.
The entire scene is great, but what was particularly impressive for me was 0:18 the way he gave the first missile a target to hit by chasing and flying in front of the first enemy jet that was going down
This was probably the only thing that is technically possible, but would require incredible skills and alot of luck. I think they gave it too little attention because its a pretty insane thing to do
@@ptyxmvm It was a Maverick thing to do! Guy doesn't play by the rules, that's why no one likes him. He's too unpredictable. But that's an advantage in the field, as we saw here.
The sound of that 5th gen jet is awesome
I love the details. The ejection from the first Su 57 pilot just before the missile hits or how the second Su 57 cuts through the smoke of the Sidewinder while dodging with the tip.
All of this could have been left out but it is these details that make this film so great.
I hate the fact that the missile didn't blow in proximity to the su 57 when it did that flat spin was used irl it wouldev blown in proximity
@@ArctrooperHavoc bro watched C.W so now he thinks he's smart even though he didn't know about it before
That's an AMRAAM not a heatseeker
@@ptyxmvm Wrong. It's a Sidewinder.
@@peter9314 the pilot had a radar lock which wouldn't be necessary for an AIM9, so it definitely isn't
2:07 the best flare deploy.
At the beginning he’s the fastest man alive. At the end he’s the only living Ace. All his kills are in an F-14. He lands on the carrier to end it just like the first movie. He thanks Rooster for saving his life. What does Rooster say, something cheesy and expected? Or something absolutely epic like “It’s what my father would have done.”
......
Seriously, how can a movie even BE this good? In any case, it was cathartic for America’s soul. This was the movie we needed.
You're absolutely right.
The maneuver at 0:54 is called the Kvochur's Bell
0:45 I love how the F-14 rocks around realistically as it flies; You can see it pitching up a little bit as it rolls in behind the Su-57…
when maverick fires the missile, too, the plane wiggles a little in the air. Small details go a long way
The unrealistic part is that you see maverick Pulling the Stick to its max, if you do that in the real f 14 that plane is gonna stall In 3 second
No only that, the plane's missiles compared to the SU-57 had a slower launch release, compared to the lightning quick ones of the enemy.
@@girl-xk2db Yeah, the rudders as well when he's doing maneuvers I thought was pretty cool that they got that accurate.
It's not a Top Gun movie without the famous F-14 Tomcat.
Just such an awesome jet.
"Anytime Baby" for the win!
2:16 when the F-14 is coming blazing out of the smoke.... goosebumps!
Im not a plane enthusiast but the TOMCAT design is just timeless especially when the wings fold back really brings out the fascinated kid in me. Grumman really created a classic with this one
Pretty much a modern Lamborghini side diffusers when they hit over 100mph 😁
lol no , tomcat is underpowered mess and the design is not suitable for carrier operation. it is designed for fleet defender interceptor along with phoenix missile system. it is not a dogfighter and a strike jet.
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F-14s could certainly dog fight when they needed to.
Compared to the F-18 though it was a difficult engagement. Tomcat drivers couldn’t let the Hornet drivers get too low and starting doing their HOA stuff that they were really good at. That’s where Hornets would kill Tomcats in practice dogfights. If they kept the circle, the Tomcat could often win.
It really came down to the pilots when it was Hornets against Tomcats and who could maximize their strengths. Rule#1 of the Tomcat was to never get low with the Hornet. That meant death.
@@lufasumafalu5069 Average performance fan vs. Average aesthetics enjoyer
There was actually a plan to upgrade the F-14 with modern tech to further extend it's service life into the 2000s and beyond. It was called the Super Tomcat. However the cost of upgrading enough F-14s to meet the requirements was more than simply replacing them with a totally new plane.
0:54 even Mav himself was dumbfounded by this trick.
New Generation really showed him something new that was never seen in his time.
and the new generation fell to Mav .... it aint how old you are , its how you fly your plane .
@@chrishoyland2871 admit it.
Even old dogs can be surprised by new tricks.
Of course the good old experience will overcome that depending on their scenario like Mavs 1v1 with that pilot.
Any aviation fan with access to CZcams knows these planes can do crazy things like that. I’m surprised that Maverick was surprised by that maneuver
@@smokeypillow Maverick has seen it, but probably never from the vantage point that he was in. He was also probably surprised that the missile did not detonate as it has a proximity fuse.
@@pogo1140 He may have been under the impression of “Yeah I’ve seen stuff like that in shows-but that’s not useful in reality.”
That old bird and old man have still got it!
0:54 That smooth Cobra manoeuvre of Su 57s with that chilling music was just epic
The best part is this isn't fantasy this is real technology in our world. But it looks so otherworldly in motion.
That good old Tomcat... Still the most beautiful war plane in my eyes. Started flying because of you, beloved "piece of junk".
1986: Talk to me Goose
2022: Talk to me Rooster
That throttle split was absolute aerial poetry in motion.
That SU -57s manoeuvre ❤
0:51 I legit cheered up when they did that shot. Tony Scott is so dearly missed nowadays.
0:18 It's cool how you can see the Su-57 eject. A nice little detail.
I need a side story about the second Su-57 fighter.
Ok i get Tom Cruise is Maverick the best pilot out there but that move at 0:54 hands down one of the best manuver in this movie, worthy opponent 👍
Falling leaf maneuver?
@@albertteng1191 Pugachevs cobra, (I think?) Falling leave is basically stalling upside down.
0:56 remind me The Matrix bullet dodge scene!
Rooster is a meme: It's funny when he says "holy s***", each 5 minutes.
The cobra maneuver was dope. The pilot was really a pro just like mav.
my dad loves top gun. the first time we watched it, he said “what the” when the enemy did the cobra spin, and we all laughed when tom cruise said the same thing
At the 1:54 sec, rooster jumping of his seat was real because miles seat belt grip was loose on him but the director like the rawness of the scene and kept it in the movie.
He wasn't jumping, it was negative g forces
@@User-tn2cm no it was inertia. And "jumping" is just a way of saying it easier even if it is not correct
@@-_deploy_- alright
@@User-tn2cm thank you for reminding me actually that was climbing 😅.
It’s not this scene, you’re referring to the scene where they do the invert dive into the mountain and he hits the canopy
“Don’t think. Just do.” 😎
I enjoyed the movie because it didn’t name any enemy country. Kept the real world politics out. Yeah it’s Russian jets, and probably Iranian nuclear site but the movie kept it all out
It literally said that it was a Russian outpost they were invading.
@@thelivingshado5 when?
Nope. No country mentioned
0:51 I remember watching this maneuver in Cinema, everybody was just like "ooohh.. this guy is not for joke, hard opponent for them"
Splitting the throttles... Will be my favorite F-14 scene
That second fighter jet is like how did I lose a dog fight to An F-14 😆 Don’t mess with a classic 🙂
victory belongs to the one never give up, never say impossible, just do it!
0:59
maverick: 😨
Rooster: 😱
Battlefield player: oh here comes the RPG eject-return trick
As a pilot, I can't tell you how cool 0:39 was
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No matter how you look at it, that SU-57 maneuver is the best scene in this fight
It's no doubt that Joseph Kosinski is a very talented director!!!
@Razor 2 Nah, he's a good director. His movies are very good.
I love that they don't have the usual infinite ammo in movies, and we actually get to see the ammo meter on the control panel counting down.
This movie felt so intense because are all things that can happen. This isnt some CGI superhero or monsters bullshit, those are real planes and real missions that some pilots maybe do
At this point it's obvious you "rEaL cInEmA" elitists are just parroting what you hear someone smarter than you say first because this scene contains no real planes. There are no usable Tomcat's remaining in the US and they can't use the Felon for obvious reasons.
It's intense because of the directing and choreography. Real dogfights aren't as visually intense and the planes here are CGI to a degree --- It's not like they're destroying actual 5th gen fighter jets.
@@peterfrank3365 Not to mention most missiles are meant for long range engagements - you might never even see the plane that fired at you
tell me you know nothing about modern air combat without telling me you know nothing about modern air combat
@@hunnyfox225 Most or half? But in this case, where you are looking at a "friendly" aircraft and pilot's signaling that their comms are out, That starting setup was bang on accurate.
Maverick became an Ace in this scene.
As if he wasn’t already one
@@angelic_disappointment7889 no, he became a ace with the adding of the 2 su-57 kills
@@angelic_disappointment7889 He only had 3 kills in the first Top Gun.
Pretty funny that all five of his kills are in the Tomcat
0:51 love the little hallmark to the first Top Gun with the angles being the same as the missile launch of the original. Great touch
0:18 that F-14 Soaring maneuver is Badass!
“Hang on, we gotta get low! The terrain will confuse his targeting system!” But not the targeting system of the F-14, apparently. 😎
Because missile of F-14 and Su-57 are different
I'm not an air combat expert but I think its a different type of missile which uses a different method of targeting.
@@IronSnake98 its radar guided vs thermal, i am sure SU57 also have some thermal guided missiles but anyway
Historically, USSR/Russian avionics always struggled with look down/shoot down capabilities. The US invested a *lot* of money in getting it to work.
it s 100% screenplay, of course, but if you want to rationalize, the F14 was coming down on the Su, so they were sort of still out of the canyon. When The Su lines up with the tail of the F14, they are deep down over the canopy
this dogfight scenes ...
just amazing !
Briliant scene. That cat coming through the smoke with its guns blazing. Absolutely awesome aircraft.
I always loved seeing the F-14 fly. My grandfather built it. My uncle flew it. And I launched it. Man I love the plane.
I felt Ace Combat vibes from this scene.
The sound design in this film and especially this scene is amazing. Be it the familiar, yet alien noises and visuals of the *5th gen fighter of unspecified origin* , the deep, heavy noises the missiles make when fired or the mechanical sounds in the F14 cockpit. That "Splitting the throttles" followed by the metallic clickety clack in the cockpit is just awesome. Gets me every time I see it!
what sucks is the Vulcan' noises suck they never get those right.
Perfect use for the one F-bomb you get in PG-13.
He is explaining all his moves during this extremely stressful combat. How nice of him. Both a fighter and a teacher. 🤣🤣🤣
He’s communicating with his copilot.
If you watch Growling Sidewinders you would see him explaining his move by move while in a intense dogfight