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Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?
What’s the music in the scene?
0 because it’s all fake.
@@donhagelson7465 lmfao what did you expect
@@donhagelson7465 its a movie moron
10 because the effects are cool and they still show you the beauty of flight.
I'm not a rocket scientist or anything, but I'm pretty sure ejecting from a jet going Mach 10 would fertilize your body across four counties.
fax can confirm
Yeah, but did he eject at Mach 10? Or did he wait a little longer?
@@jmmproductions6741 The fastest speed anyone has ejected is Mach 1. The plane was accelerating not slowing down.
An SR-71 pilot traveling Mach 3 had his right (?) engine experience an inlet unstart, causing immediate and extreme yaw. Plane disintegrated before the pilot had time to react. Pilot came to, falling through the sky. Didn’t eject but was thrown clear of the he plane. It has happened, could be the reasoning behind Mav’s survival in this scene
Not if you have an ejector pod (escape capsule). I’m assuming the DarkStar had the ability to eject the cockpit section to keep the pilot safe through subsonic speeds before actually ejecting the pilot.
For some reason, the high up shots of the aircraft over the earth are just so beautiful and moving as is the music
This is my thought as well. The music is perfect
@@happybiscuit7901 Perfect indeed.
so true
Fr, got interstellar vibes from that
Soundtrack is just Superb, bound to a few well deserved Oscars.
"He's the fastest man alive" combined with the piano, the space shots, and "Talk to me Goose" is so fucking uplifting ...my favorite scene in the film.
i'm 100% with you on that, the first time i watched this just after the space shot the music stops and that's when i noticed i had tears running down my face, amazing scene
For real what a scene! Emotional
Ignoring the people in the iss
@@Ethans8730 Exactly. Anyone who reaches escape velocity has gone mach 33 at least.
@@erich4647 yep
The sound was MASSIVE in the theater. What a great scene to start the movie. Loved it.
So great that if have seen it in theatre I would leave it right away 🤣 luckily first time i watched this movie with friend i missed this scene and somehow I made it to the end. Great effects for movie but it's more SciFi than Star Wars...
@@DIABULUSKIRA If you think this cant be real. Hate to see you in 20 years when this shit gets released to the public like the. U-2, A-12, SR-71, B-2, F-117, ect.
Ye
@@DIABULUSKIRA then your clearly brainwashed. The government is at least 20 years ahead of us in technology but i would argue even more. 50 years ago we didnt even have phones or fighter jets but if a movie showed that back then, you would call the movie trash cuz its not realistic and we wouldnt have that for another 1000 years you clown lmao
This scene (and the entire movie) was EPIC in Dolby Cinema.
I like how he says “talk to me goose”, implying he’s flying on the very edge of death, close enough to speak to him
Goose is like his guarding angel to him now.
Well, in the film he says that line in other situations, so... I mean, I like your interpretation, but the broader picture suggests that's not it.
You deffo got a 9 in your English GCSE
"Kaneda? What do you see?"
You can do that without going Mach 10 (occult number for death and god).
I don't think there are any people on the planet with bigger balls than pilots who fly experimental planes.
most of the appollo mission's astronauts have been test pilots, such as neil armstrong himself. Some of them died on those planes
Saturation divers and neuro-surgeons
Rally drivers!
X-1 and the ever impressive X-15. Still the fastest plane ever made by man.
Astronauts of the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo Programs are mostly test pilots.
"Talk to me, Goose."
That soft-spoken line, coupled with the music and incredible visuals in this scene, gives me chills every time.
MICHEAL JORDAN SAYS THE SAME THING.
TO HIS DAD IN THE CAR.
he ejects at mach 10he gonna be with goose 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can we just appreciate the Brilliance that is Ed Harris? The man still looks like he did in The Rock 30 years ago!
The Rock? With Nicolas Cage and Sean Connery?
Because he has one of those faces where he looked like 52 when he was only 32.
rather the "the right stuff" ?
Nop, no he does not Sir, he looks like a raisin.
Oh, to me he looks older than that. 😁 And that should be a good thing!
Once he hit 10.0 you know he’s gonna push it….you know he’s gonna blow up the jet….but the film does such a good job in managing expectations while delivering basic story elements so effortlessly.
"Mach 10, not 10.1" well played.
What a load of garbage! Earth bulge and curve propagandist mind trauma lolololo
rw:Maverick is Maverick.
Should always accept limits not push them
@@OneSockOff_95 No, let's push them. It's not like our lives mean anything anyways....
Reminds me of reading an article about the SR-71. One of the pilots said while flying north toward Canada they watched the sun set on their left. Then they turned left and were going so fast they literally watched the sun rise in the west, over the Pacific Ocean.
Wtf serious? Must be so cool
I would love to see that.
Wow
Sun doesn’t rise in the west?
@@TheMrFloozies he was saying that they were moving so fast westward, that it looked like the sun was rising in the west.
This scene is absolutely beautiful. Brought tears to my eyes in the theater
Same, man. Same.
Poontang
nigga u crying over a movie?
Yes, because of how impossible it is in real life
I thought exactly the same.. Amazing scene.. "talk to me goose"
1:43 "Approaching high hyper sonic". Damn my goosebumps.
Yeah, that gave me a boner too.
-Talk to me Goose
Gave me goosebumps all over
No pun intended.
don't you mean Goose-bumps?
Talk to me goosebumps
Explain why he said that, thanks
@@Zaloomination Only the director knows for sure. How the audience interpret it, well....
When he said “talk to me goose” I got real emotional man I loved that
My eyes got a bit wet hearing this.
Same. I never saw the first movie, but knew a little of the back story. Hit hard, surprisingly.
You know it is the music, the sun rising and the first time Goose is mentioned in the movie. Like a contact with Goose in heaven, I think.
I didn't. Because I'm a professional.
if you don't know the history between Maverick and Goose then i can see why some people don't get it but if you do then you can't help getting emotional when he say's it for the first time in the movie, before the film we was going to expect the phrases that we've known for years from Top Gun 1 but this was perfect timing for me
"Talk to me Goose/Dad" will never not be emotional. for someone who wasn't alive for the first movie, it means so much to hear those 4 words and how much influence he had on Maverick and Rooster
The cameraman up there keeping up with the plane at Mach 10, what a legend. And whatever cameras they had mounted to the exterior of the plane without them being completely vaporized, absolute mad lads.
You do realize this is a movie? It's all fake not reality.
@@HellomuSic1296 no you can actually see super girl flying outside the cockpit filming this in the reflection at 5:06
@@HellomuSic1296you do realise what a joke is right?
@@xd0895 you want me to explain a joke to you? Any man that has Faith on this movie will no enter heaven. This is a false reality so I speak against such things when they are being glorified.
@@HellomuSic1296we get it, you're the slow kid at class. Nothing wrong with it, but it's not something to be proud of.
I love how he did it to save everyone's jobs but decided to screw everyone anyway
Lol
LMAO
To be fair. The decision was made. Everyone's jobs were already screwed. He did it to prove how much everyone had accomplished.
There jobs are going to end either way. Gov't is ending there project. Maverick just want screw them all.
He destroyed the prototype, which set the program back by billions of dollars and many months. He should've stopped at Mach 10.1, and let the program continue with the existing data for analysis to determine the upper bound before modifications are needed.
I've seen this movie 12 times already and I'm still not tired of it 😂
watched it 2x and this is my third time
I want to see it al least infinite times
You need a life.
Never seen it. At first I thought it was a clip from First man
So, will they marry?
2:40 "Put that in your Pentagon Budget !! Sir " was the best part of the Scene.
I love the homage to Skunkworks. U2, the Blackbird, tons of other projects we'll probably never know about. Kelly Johnson and the folks in his lab are scary brilliant.
Aw, Blackbird, I remember that as a kid.
Yep
They cooperated with Lockheed Skunkworks to make the 1:1 model of the aircraft for the movie. Chinese even reoriented one of thier spy satelites to take a look at it as they thought it was the real SR 72
@@warwolf3005for all we know a real “Darkstar” has been made and tested behind the scenes. The eagerness to hop on the opportunity to help make a full scale mockup is just icing on the cake
I'm amazed Tom didn't insist on really doing this for the movie.
Ion think u can go over like Mach 5+ in earths atmosphere as of right niw
@@Epickfam that can they have had ram jet go Mach 7 before in 1967 lmao
And they had one go 9.5 in 2004
well that would have been kinda hard considering that plane doesn't actually exist so........yeah......there's that...
The Airforce literally wouldn't even let him touch a single control. That was one of their stipulations for lending out the aircraft
Rear Admiral Cain showing concern and disbelief on his face when Maverick's ride ends is such a great detail in this scene. He needs to be in control of the situation and an intimidating presence in the room, but just below the surface wants the best for his pilot and for him to succeed.
In real life he would be furious for them disobeying direct orders and playing with 100 million dollars worth of experimental military hardware like its their personal plaything
Yeah, he might be fighting for budget in the office wars, but no one like seeing a test pilot lose their life even if they work in a competing department.
Cain was going to reassign him under Iceman's orders. Imagine Cain's shocked face reporting to Iceman that Maverick died before he could get reassigned.
Gotta love how he says that Maverick "has some balls" doing what he did, only to just come down in an attempt to ground them down.
Was just a flawless and epic scene. whoever missed this scene on the big screen missed one of the greatest moments ever.
I saw it twice in the theater.
Oh please.
Seen it in imax more times than I can count or remember
They have to rerelease it on the big screen I imagine with the response it got. Don't you think?
Idk what I like more. The scenes of the plane speeding, engines roaring in full glory or the shot of the wreckage painting the sky like an asteroid cluster
It’s the “talk to me, Goose” for me and the music was the cherry on the top!
holy fuck it’s the funny ace combat guy
What the phantom doin?
Nah without a doubt the best line in both films,
"Come on mav do some of that pilot shit"
What do you think is going on in that scene. Like hes scraping the edge of heaven and feels close to goose in that moment? Why do you think he says that?
Maverick; talk to me goose
Goose: don't go past mach 10!
Perfect sound design, perfect acting, excellent shots and cinematography all come together to make a gripping nail biting scene, art
This is why I love this movie. This whole sequence is laughably absurd but it doesn't care. Just putting on a good show for all of us. Perfect blockbuster
In the cafe:
"Where am i?"
The little boy: "on earth..."
Yep, that was in the movie.
Never did find out where he crashed landed but totally wouldn’t blame the kid thinking he was an Alien! Ha
@Bryan Simeoli and at mach 10 when he crashed he landed he landed several hundred miles from there lol
@Bryan Simeoli did you just multiply the speed of sound AT SEA LEVEL by 10 Mr smarty pants? You do realize the speed of sound varies with density?
@Bryan Simeoli are you sure the speed of sound doubles at 80,000ft? i'd double check the facts on that if i were you.
2:43 That man is lucky to have survive the glare of Ed Harris.
LOLOL … oh, okay, whatever, snowflake.
Some say that he died later on from the residual effects of that glare, rip soldier.
you could say he put a fly in his eye
Ed 'Cyclops' Harris.
Some say he what himself to death shortly after
I wish i could have seen this movie in the theater. It gives me chills when Maverick says 'Talk to me, Goose'. This movie is the definition of a masterpiece and I tip my hat to everyone that made it possible! Since purchasing this I must have watched it 20 times and it has yet to get old.
I love the fact that Hondo knows Maverick well enough to know that he'll push it when he shouldn't.
3:41 is the absolute best shot of the entire movie.
1:50 is my favorite
@@qghjuy same
. 39 flyby is mine the music is incredible Zimmer ot his best.
@@qghjuy agreed
@@qghjuy Same
At Mach 10: "He's the fastest man alive."
Every astronaut who's been to the ISS has traveled at Mach ((orbital velocity)/(speed of sound)) = 18,000 mph/740 mph = Mach 24.
Well ahcktually (snort)🤓
Ehh you’re wrong (snort) acshually if u take those (snort) numbers and put them in the GI-7382 calculator u will see that... 🤓🤓
:shoots the astronauts:
_ There! Mav is now the fastast man alive!
Nerd leave
@@theyoutubepsychologist5706 NERRRRRD!🤓
Flying at that speed, looking at the sunset, with that background music and saying 'Talk to me Goose' is a priceless scene.
Maverick you had 1 job man.
1 job.
Mach 10. We dont have the jet for Mach 20 yet bro 😂😂😂😂😂
The higher up in the atmosphere, the less dense the air becomes. So once he gets up near space there would not be as much turbulence. Still the best movie of the year.
Depends on the cause of the turbulence/vibration. Could be the little bit of wind buffering the plane at its natural frequency and causing vibration
@@tazestudios The other question is, at Mach 10 he is crossing other country's air space.
@@johnharris6655 at mach 10 it would takeabout 30 minutes to go coast to coast over the US. at this point he is probably in another state, not another country.
@@zacharybaker770 He would need to be in a permanent turn to not leave US Airspace
@@johnharris6655 no, as he would have to fly thousands of miles in order to do that. if it takes 30 minutes while he is at mach 10 to cross over the US and for the majority of the flight he is doing well below mach 10, he is probably not over a different country.
If he did not blow the jet, he's no longer Maverick. That's why we love Top Gun.
And yet, as an engineer, I can't help but be irritated that he wasted a billion-dollar experimental spaceplane to satisfy his ego.
@@deusexaethera Limits are meant to be broken!
@@deusexaethera the project was to be scrapped anyway so instead of keeping it inside a hangar for god knows how long why not we blow it up 😹😹 with style ofc
Love the Guy when Maverick goes Mach 10 "PUT THAT IN YOUR PENTAGON BUDGET!....... Sir........"
To be honest if a jet like this ever existed, I can easily imagine Tom Cruise being the one to fly it...
to be honest I can't, Tom Cruise is a great pilot irl, but not even close to the level of any military jet pilot.
The Aurora is real.
They probably do exist. The SR 71 was developed in the 60s and wasn't really discovered by the public till about the early 80s.
@@janvanheijningen8588 Im sure you are fun at parties
@@SpartanSoldier-jw1ns im sorry if my comment sounded mean, I actually didn't mean it like that.
The music in this scene is second to none. It’s absolutely incredible. Tbh the entire film is the one. It’s perfect.
@kshamwhizzle do you have the link for the original I want to hear it .
@kshamwhizzle wow ur right it sounds kinda similar I think hans was inspired by it .
Also used perhaps most famously in “Sunshine.”
This sequence set the tone. Watching this in imax4d with the seats moving and vibrating really teleported you into the movie instantly.
I really wish i could experience watching this movie for the first time again.
That shot from stratosphere soaring above the earth was awesome 👍
People: that's impossible, Mach 10 in the stratosphere and a bail out would kill you
Tom Cruise : I missed the part where that's my problem
But I don't mind it, because this part is very funny.
Not if you are in a pod like what nasa uses, I bet it deployed parachutes once it slowed to a certain speed and elevation bringing him safely back to earth.
They said the same thing about anything over Mach 3. Yet a pilot survived that because they had tech that protected him from direct air exposure in the event of any time of ejection.
Gonna cry?
well, it is the plot armor on the character make him survive
Guys in room: sweet he hit mach 10 and saved our jobs.
Also guys in room: you destroyed our only multi-billion dollar aircraft and now the program is canceled.
He reach mach 10 proved that is possible so they can't shut down the project.
Nah, pentagon project doesn't work like that, the hardware are operational cost, they keep feeding you as long as it meets parameters.
@@Verpal granted the hardware costs money, but the entire purpose of the project was to ascertain the ability of an aircraft to reach a cruising speed of Mach 10. Maverick proved that the aircraft could do so, and keep accelerating. Regardless of the material losses, the proof of concept would still have value.
For an example of this: Chuck Yeager’s crash neither grounded him, nor did it prompt a cancellation of the project. Losses do occur, but what it means is the USAF can invest in hypersonic aircraft without running the risk of wasting money building an aircraft that underperforms.
@@daetoris4473 Emm..... which is exactly what I said? Pentagon keep feeding programs as long as it meet parameter.
@@Verpal I know? I was simply expanding to show the logic?
Such a sweet moment when he brought his friend along on this great accomplishment. "Talk to me Goose"
The soundscore of just this scene is astounding. If you have a good surround sound setup, the low growl hits from the floor to ceiling. Phenemenal scene.
imagine ejecting at mach 10 - it would be like entering the event horizon of a black hole! your head would be 30 miles behind you before the rest of your body made it out
not that much but indeed u gonna rip yourself up pretty damn fast
Perfect description
The episode delta v of the expanse has a really great example.
OMFG... I've read ignorant comments on youtube but you sir... take the crown jewel!
Event horizon of a black hole... vs Mach 10 on a atmospheric plane...
dude! do you even read what you type with any sense of critical thinking?!
@@MagralhoPT
ah, the hollow, empty, vapid and banal response of a nobody with no point, no counterpoint, only an infantile attempt at character assassination
bravo infant!
The admiral might hate his guts, but he still shows concern for his safety when they think he just died.
I absolutely love his delivery of the line "and despite your best efforts you REFUSE to die" in the next scene.
He did die, the rest of the film is just a death dream
@@supixio6166 No it’s not. Maverick refuses to die.
@@CdrChaos He's / we're in The Matrix... whoa!
1:48 I love that shot.
Approaching high hypersonic.
“Score elevates”
Me : *goosebumps*
Jesus what a great scene. Literally on the edge of my seat.
My theater had that energy
'Nailed it!' (Jesus reference).
When your aircraft starts to melt around you... the plasma was awesome!
"Put that in your pentagon budget" he got me here😂😂
I legit dropped a tear when Maverick said ``Talk to me Goose´´
Man did Mach 10.4 before the aircraft disintegrated and survived.
Love the Lockheed skunk on the stick 3:03
Good little subtle homage to the spiritual creators of the SR-72 (DarkStar).
@@TheAefrilLM Skunkworks designed and built the mockup used in the film. czcams.com/video/6nSTLYBCW0E/video.html
The Visuals, The Music, “Talk to me goose ”
I got goosebumps
So interestingly enough, something very similar to this actually happened in real life. SR-71 broke up over Mach 3, and one of the pilot survived. Took the guy a while to come to terms with the fact that he wasn't dead because he knew no one could have survived that. It's an incredible story if you are into that kind of thing.
"Talk to me, Goose"
I like how they gave him hell for flying the f-18 to hard on that demo run saying it wasn’t “airworthy” anymore yet he wrecks a experimental plane which would probably be 900 billion dollars and never got one word said to him about it
Exactly the kind of thing that I notice through movies. It’s impossible for me to get sucked into the make-believe of Hollywood movies.
Losing experimental planes is something that's far more excepted in comparison to losing a combat aircraft.
You seem to think the government cares about how much money they spend on their weapons of death. Do you have any idea how big the United States military budget is? $1 billion is a drop in a fucking bucket for them
@@A74568Z That’s one way to die alone when you grow up. Never enjoying anything always nitpicking about the slightest thing. Try enjoying life sometimes bud. Or don’t.
@@vikinghammer87 you're reading way too much in to what he said about movies. you sound weird.
1:17 - That Music and Scene😱
,😌
I love how everyone just decides to go through with Mav's troll.
3:31 Awesome scene , a 10-score, for sure. Mav likely survived his insane need for speed by ejecting - or rather separating - the cockpit portion of the plane. Notice how he rapidly pulls all the way back on those side controls before all contact is lost. At that moment, the monitors go black at Mach 10.4. Hmm...10-4 is code for I'm ok, no assistance required, etc. Just a theory, of course. But ejecting at hypersonic speeds obviously puts horrific stress on a body (think heat/fire, air pressure, flying debris...). Best chance for pilot survival is inside an escape pod, like others have suggested.
You never seen any kind of ejection handles so a escape pod is a far more likely outcome as the scientists and engineers would know that ejection at such high speeds would be impossible so would build the cockpit as a pod to allow for survivability.
Apparently, things are different high up where the atmosphere is thinner. An SR-71 pilot survived a mid-flight breakup at Mach 3+ without ever having ejected, the aircraft just broke apart around him. He was protected by his suit. The other airman died though.
@@ancliuin2459 Bill Weaver
10-4 means acknowledge
You have some crazy way with words...almost convinced me.
Do write, would love to read more!🙏
the piano in this is sooo sublime!!!
Goosebumps every time
Dang Hanz Zimmer, once again setting the mood without melody, just the mood.,
Crazy to think that at Mach 10, you would be able to circumnavigate the earth in a little over 3 hours (if you're able to maintain Mach 10 or 12,348 km/h, that is). It took the explorer Magellan and his crew over 3 years in the 16th century to complete the first circumnavigation by sea.
People don't believe we've been to the moon but what they fail to realize is that all the astronauts of that period were pilots with the same skill as mavrick if not far more. They all had balls.
I like how they made the Darkstar sound like it is screaming as it approaches then exceeds Mach 10.
unbelievably well explained...to the point, no wafsofte wafsofte chat...you´re the dude ..thanks!
This is an incredible scene, amazing music matches the moment. A beautiful piece of cinematography
Best inadvertent Lockheed Martin commercial ever
Not inadvertent. No such thing when you see a product name in a movie.
3:42
You see this? It's so magical, it looks like some meteor breaking up to pieces, it's like something alien, something stellar, but it's not.
That thing in the sky is man made, and manhandled by a human being. But same as the astronomical sight, it was also an astonishing effort by the pilot.
According to MFS with its Darkstar mission you fly the jet at 120,000 feet coast to coast close to Mach 10. So I figure he was at that altitude when the plane broke apart.
2:56 My conscience which is ignored on a routine basis
This is one of the best sequels ever made. I had high suspicion for such a delayed release. I honestly cried in the cinema when he said “talk to Goose”.
1:21 goosebump moment
original Top Gun... Goose bump moment
The music when he says “talk to me goose” is so sad yet so nostalgic!
“ Put that in your pentagon budget “
The way the older guy looked at him when he said that lol..💀
Man, I remember being in the theater and when the score crescendos at 1:10 and just thinking “oh shit, now we’re watching a movie.” It was such an awesome moment, totally unexpected from a summer action movie. I knew from that moment that this would be a special movie.
Agreed. As far as opening scenes go, this is one of the top 10 to get your adrenaline pumping.
It’s amazing when Hollywood gets movies right these days.
I love the sound of the engines railing at the incredible speed!
1:48 this shot is so beautiful
This is actually where Maverick dies- the rest of the movie is a fantasy sequence.
Yeah I've heard that theory and honestly I'm strangely okay with it.
It explains why the rest of the movie happens the way it does.
His hypoxic brain imagines all of it on the way down to the ground as he burns up in the atmosphere before his chared corpse lands somewhere in Montana.
Just noticed (4th or 5th watch of the movie) at the very end of the scene when the engine has an unstart, the next frame is inside cockpit and you can see maverick's head hit the side, similar to what happened to the SR-71 pilots when an unexpected unstart occurred. The detail in this movie is outrageous. What a masterpiece.
I mean damn… the music, the scenes, everything is just perfect
1:48 bestest and the beautifully made shot
2:34 this is me trying to do the last push-up
That's how you make a SEQUEL 😀😀
3:10 Anyone see the flight path on the screen? He's been through several states in a few minutes
This is so damn good, the last time I remember a cinematic moment in the sky as good as this one is in Superman (2013) when he was flying the first time.
Kudos to the cameraman capture this moment
The detail in these scenes is just gorgeous.
His Scientology practices made him so strong wow
the score here is exceptional
When he said "talk to me goose" and later on shouted "come on" . . . Was at the edge of the seat, it reminded me Jeremy from Top Gear when he pushed the Lamborghini to it's limit at imola race track when he went flat out shouting "come on! You can do this" and the mighty flat crack V12 raging bull Lambo was spitting flames 🔥. It's amazing and gives goosebumps to see someone performing from the bottom of their heart giving their all, fully present and oozing passion when doing something.
This scene always gives me the chills!
Graphics - 10/10 . Realism - Pretty much non existent. Entertainment- 1000/10
I wouldn’t say 100% non existent, Lockheed has been working on a Mach 6 drone for the last few years and they actually had some involvement with the studio in designing the Darkstar for the movie.
@@TristanH7290 when I said non existent I kinda meant
1. Doing turns in that at Mach 8.0 + (look bloody cool when you zoom out so I can see why they creators did it)
2. How he survived the explosion (and if he died we wouldn’t have a movie)
@@atomickitten7718 yeah, that turn radius seemed a little small. The Blackbird had a over 100 mile turn radius and they didn't make their turns anywhere near that dynamically. At that speed the turn would probably closer to a 500 mile radius if not more.
@@atomickitten7718 Tye Darkstar may have had an ejection pod where instead of his seat throwing him out the entire cockpit would detach from the main frame of the aircraft and then when it’s subsonic he would be ejected from the cockpit rather than using it as a landing vehicle
Surviving a mach 10 blow out to possible ejection should be impossible. Pretty much confirms Tom Cruise is a an alien/super human in this movie.
He's a superhuman in real life
There was a theory that instead of the Darkstar having just an ejection seat. It was an entire ejection pod that completely protected him from being vaporized while moving that fast.
He didn't eject...Watch how nasa gets its astronauts back to earth after traveling through the atmosphere and it will make sense how he survived this.
Heck he'll probably be the next Tony Stark.
Nah, that was just his immense steel testicles, as Admiral Cain astutely observed.
Music cutting out at 2:48 was brilliant. Show don't tell done perfectly. We all knew what he was thinking the second it happened.