PG-13
Movie
131 minutes
Joseph Kosinski
Christopher McQuarrie David Ellison Jerry Bruckheimer Tom Cruise
PG-13
131 minutes
Top Gun
Top Gun: Maverick is the sequel to the 1986 original film starring Tom Cruise as Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, a top-tier pilot in the Navy. Thirty years after the original film's events, Maverick is asked to head up a section of the TOP GUN program to embark on a dangerous mission. Things become personal when the program includes the son of Maverick's late friend, forcing him to confront his past.
Wo-1. Bernie 'Hondo' Coleman
Lt. Natasha 'Phoenix' Trace
Lt. Robert 'Bob' Floyd
Top Gun: Maverick is a rare sequel that is not only better than the original but retroactively makes Top Gun's story altogether deeper.
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Send confirmation email10 out 10. Haters are always crying about something.
The movie was great Tom Cruise is a good action movie star
Decades later, few expected Top Gun: Maverick to excel as well as it did. A sequel to a corny but beloved piece of 80's cinematic history evolved into a compelling story of passing the torch to the next generation. Maverick was a visual showcase of wonderfully shot aerial action that felt even more captivating thanks to its cast. While its ending was satisfying enough not to want a third movie anytime soon, the idea of a Top Gun sequel was once superfluous. Tom Cruise may surprise us once again.
Tom cruise is an incredible actor awesome movie both of them A+++++
Better than the original, can't watch the original no more after seeing this. Have already watched it at least 20 times since it started streaming
Actually, I appreciate Top Gun: Maverick’s concept more than I enjoy it. Its aerial stunts are incredible, and Tom Cruise does not disappoint with his captivating action performances, which blend nostalgia and fresh energy. The only issue is that it does not fully commit to a new storyline, as it seems to rely quite a bit on nostalgia. The follow-up should explore fresh narratives and dive deeper into new characters.
This movie is definitely beautiful to look at. Some incredibly thrilling stunts and the most introspective I have ever seen Tom Cruise. Glen Powell rocks of course but this is Cruise's vehicle from the beginning. Don't know how they pulled off some of the scenes.
