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Top Gun: Maverick Official Trailer (2020) Starring Tom Cruise
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Shit should be in imax
It will look incredible in 4k
It will look incredible in 4k
They could be using a trainer. Put the camera on him while the actual pilot is flying the plane from the other seat.
The best kind of prize is a surprise: Tom Cruise showed up at Comic-Con’s Hall H today, and unveiled the trailer for his long-gestating Top Gun sequel. When we catch up with the infamous Pete “Maverick” Mitchell in the trailer for Top Gun: Maverick, he’s still … just a captain. When Ed Harris asks him why, after all these years, he has a need for speed but is not ascending in the ranks, Maverick scoffs: “It’s one of life’s mysteries, sir.” (Some of life’s other mysteries: Where did Aunt May get her Spider-Man: Far From Home jeans, why was Anthony Ramos’sStar Is Born character listening to “Yonkers” of all songs after the “Shallow” show, and how long will “Old Town Road” stay at No. 1?)
When you really think about it, 34 years isn’t that long: Lady Gaga and Robert Pattinson were being born, Ronald Reagan was president, Salt-N-Pepa released their debut album, Hot, Cool & Vicious. It’s just enough time for Maverick to start training a gaggle of new recruits with razor-sharp jawlines: Miles Teller (playing Goose’s son), Glen Powell, and Manny Jacinto. Top Gun: Maverick also stars Ed Harris, Jon Hamm, and Jennifer Connelly. See it in theaters June 26, 2020.
i'm there
I just did cuz
Damn. Maverick fucked up his easy 9-5 training job of beating up on young pilots with Viper all day and then going home to fuck his broad in a soft bed.
That's exactly what they did
Oh it's happening. They posted this a few months ago.
I thought the F-35 would be the hero plane, but it looks like they're giving the F/A-18D its swan song as it goes into retirement.
Navy still flying a lot of the FA-18 E and F block III packages... The Marines are converting over to the F-35's as they scrap the F18 C platforms...
I got a couple nice shots and vids of some F-35's during the airshow at Seymour Johnson AFB two months ago on my cell phone.. (Lil dude on the far end did the demo in the vid)
Strafing run... That bird looks soo fucking vicious when the pilot dropped in!
(Turn your volume up..
)Returning after demo run
Man, I had to stop playing this game..The landing and getting fuel was hard as shit!!..One of the games i never finish!!..
lou working tho i was even surprised to see how many roles he got. he is coming out with like 10 movies
Yes, the Navy will keep flying the Growler package F-18 in the electronic warfare role the same way they pushed the A-6 into that role when they moved the platform out of air & ground combat roles.
I’ll do you one better on the pictures and video though
. I was at the JBA Airshow about 2 months ago where the Thunderbirds & Blue Angels performed together. This only happens about once in every in ~15 years. Seeing them both lined up together on the flight line was amazing. I’ll post more later today and video if I can figure out how to upload it to a light host.
Blues
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Birds
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Have you seen what she looks like now?
I can see why he chose to continue flying jets....
Yes, the Navy will keep flying the Growler package F-18 in the electronic warfare role the same way they pushed the A-6 into that role when they moved the platform out of air & ground combat roles.
I’ll do you one better on the pictures and video though
I was at the JBA Airshow about 2 months ago where the Thunderbirds & Blue Angels performed together. This only happens about once in every in ~15 years. Seeing them both lined up together on the flight line was amazing. I’ll post more later today and video if I can figure out how to upload it to a light host.
Blues
https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/v...909184_n.mp4?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com
https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/v...874944_n.mp4?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com
https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/v...732390_n.mp4?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com
Birds
https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/v...242787_n.mp4?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com
https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/v...025216_n.mp4?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com
https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/v...419584_n.mp4?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com
Good shit!! That HAD to be a hell of a show! Didn't know they EVER performed at the same event.
Yeah only the Thunderbirds where there for this show... Planning to go the Blue Angels homecoming in Pensacola, FL.. I miss going to their shows back when I was stationed there.
The show was incredible.
They had an A-10 do an acrobatic aerial demonstration flight followed by two mock strafing runs with the 30mm Gau-8 and a bombing run.
One of the Red Tail P-51s flew formation passes with some other WW2 warbirds. McGee, one of the last remaining Tuskegee Airmen was in attendance. He lives not very far away in Bethesda
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/...ed-in/65-8c231ccf-3259-482c-a4c5-07dc99f0c274
Dope!
They had the A-10 strafing at this show as well...it was pretty good. It was mixed in with a couple F-15's do close air support runs... I wish I would have seen the Red Tail fly over.. They did pay homage with a mustang, F-16, and F-35 fly over though.
On another note... In looking at that trailer for the fourth time ( that inverted dive over the mountain cliff is awesome!)... The casket and military funeral..I'm thinking that is going to be IceMan.. I suspect it will be either they play on Val Kilmer's real life cancer story...or it will be something whereas Maverick goes crazy with a couple young pilots to avenge the death of his "wing man" in some fashion or another. Can't wait!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...good-spirits-speaks-event-United-Nations.html
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...pic-Thunder-character-Les-Grossman-Conan.html
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...otage-never-seen-technology-Gun-Maverick.html
http://collider.com/top-gun-2-jon-hamm-interview/
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...pic-Thunder-character-Les-Grossman-Conan.html
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...otage-never-seen-technology-Gun-Maverick.html
http://collider.com/top-gun-2-jon-hamm-interview/
Speaking of airforce movies who remembers Firefox?
Kelly McGillis Pretty Sure She Knows Why She Wasn’t Asked Back for the New Top Gun Sequel
By Halle Kiefer@hallekiefer
Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images
In case you were wondering if Top Gun: Maverick features any kind of cameo from Kelly McGillis’s Charlie Blackwood (she was an astrophysicist and Top Gun instructor, so it stands to reason she’d still run in the same circles), we’ve got some bad news. In a new interview withEntertainment Tonight, McGillis says she was not asked to be a part of the upcoming sequel, and she’s fairly certain she can guess why.
“I’m old and I’m fat and I look age-appropriate for what my age is, and that is not what that whole scene is about,” the Top Gun actress, who played the film’s romantic lead across from Tom Cruise, told ET (You can hear audio of her interview in the video on this page.) “I’d much rather feel absolutely secure in my skin and who and what I am at my age, as opposed to placing a value on all that other stuff.” When asked if she’s planning to see the film, McGillis didn’t seem too interested either way. “I’m not racing to the theater, and I’m not racing away from the theater to see it,” she said. “It’s just not on my little list of things that I would like to get done.” And before you ask: no, she hasn’t seen the trailer, either.
@fonzerrillii @tallblacknyc
I do not know how to feel about this.
By Halle Kiefer@hallekiefer
Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images
In case you were wondering if Top Gun: Maverick features any kind of cameo from Kelly McGillis’s Charlie Blackwood (she was an astrophysicist and Top Gun instructor, so it stands to reason she’d still run in the same circles), we’ve got some bad news. In a new interview withEntertainment Tonight, McGillis says she was not asked to be a part of the upcoming sequel, and she’s fairly certain she can guess why.
“I’m old and I’m fat and I look age-appropriate for what my age is, and that is not what that whole scene is about,” the Top Gun actress, who played the film’s romantic lead across from Tom Cruise, told ET (You can hear audio of her interview in the video on this page.) “I’d much rather feel absolutely secure in my skin and who and what I am at my age, as opposed to placing a value on all that other stuff.” When asked if she’s planning to see the film, McGillis didn’t seem too interested either way. “I’m not racing to the theater, and I’m not racing away from the theater to see it,” she said. “It’s just not on my little list of things that I would like to get done.” And before you ask: no, she hasn’t seen the trailer, either.
@fonzerrillii @tallblacknyc
I do not know how to feel about this.
Clint should try and remake this with his son Scott as the lead
Kelly McGillis Pretty Sure She Knows Why She Wasn’t Asked Back for the New Top Gun Sequel
By Halle Kiefer@hallekiefer
Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images
In case you were wondering if Top Gun: Maverick features any kind of cameo from Kelly McGillis’s Charlie Blackwood (she was an astrophysicist and Top Gun instructor, so it stands to reason she’d still run in the same circles), we’ve got some bad news. In a new interview withEntertainment Tonight, McGillis says she was not asked to be a part of the upcoming sequel, and she’s fairly certain she can guess why.
“I’m old and I’m fat and I look age-appropriate for what my age is, and that is not what that whole scene is about,” the Top Gun actress, who played the film’s romantic lead across from Tom Cruise, told ET (You can hear audio of her interview in the video on this page.) “I’d much rather feel absolutely secure in my skin and who and what I am at my age, as opposed to placing a value on all that other stuff.” When asked if she’s planning to see the film, McGillis didn’t seem too interested either way. “I’m not racing to the theater, and I’m not racing away from the theater to see it,” she said. “It’s just not on my little list of things that I would like to get done.” And before you ask: no, she hasn’t seen the trailer, either.
@fonzerrillii @tallblacknyc
I do not know how to feel about this.
Wouldnt be surprised if Tom personally invites her to the premiere..
I would. If he invites her, it will make her not being in the movie that much more of an issue.
‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Flies From Thanksgiving To Memorial Day Weekend; ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ Ignites In Fall 2022
By Anthony D'Alessandro, Nancy Tartaglione
September 1, 2021 11:00am
deadline.com
EXCLUSIVE: After a successful launch of clips and footage at CinemaCon, Paramount is pushing its big Tom Cruise tentpoles, Top Gun: Maverick to May 27, Memorial Day weekend 2022, and Mission: Impossible 7 to Sept. 30, 2022.
Again, these are big potential billion dollar grossing franchises co-produced with Skydance which require the world to be in an ideal order, not crimped by a pandemic. Mission: Impossible alone through six movies has grossed over $3.57 billion. The most recent movie in 2018, Mission: Impossible – Fallout hit a franchise high of $791.7M at the worldwide B.O.
In addition, Paramount’s Jackass Forever will debut on Feb. 4, 2022 instead of Oct. 22 this year.
Why is Jackass moving too? Paramount didn’t want to cherry pick which movies will open in the current climate. In their view, all their filmmakers and stars deserve the same consideration and positioning in a future potential robust box office marketplace. For the time being, this leaves the rest of 2021 without any Paramount releases; their first big feature back is the Spyglass Dimension produced reboot of Scream on Jan. 14.
After Paramount consulted with experts and their own global team, they decided to move the movies given the current conditions of COVID and its Delta variant around the world. The outlook for global theater attendance is expected next year, which is the opportune time to maximize box office potential, and overall makes the most business sense for the studio’s movies. Recently, Paramount moved Clifford The Big Red Dog out of the fall and will re-date some time in the future.
There was a rumor that Sony was moving Venom: Let There Be Carnage from its most recent Oct. 15 wedge between MGM/UAR’s No Time to Die on Oct. 8, and Warner Bros./HBO Max’s Dune on Oct. 22, to Top Gun: Maverick‘s pre-Thanksgiving spot. Alas, no, as the Culver City studio announced moments after Paramount’s news here that they were dating Ghostbusters: Afterlife on Nov. 19 following the pic’s rave reception at CinemaCon last week.
While NRG moviegoing comfort level date has remained stable over the last two weeks at roughly 67%, it’s down 11 points from July. In the latest NRG data from last week, 58% of Parents are ‘very or somewhat comfortable’ taking their children to the movies, which is down 5 points from Wednesday’s wave and is the lowest point we’ve seen on this measure since late April. Moms drove this decline, down 7 points to 53%. Overall, 25+ females have the lowest personal comfort (57%, vs. 79% among Males <25).
Similarly overseas, the comfort in attending a movie theater and positive outlook on the pandemic have declined from earlier this summer. Many markets – intercontinentally – have experienced big downturns over the past few months, including Australia, Mexico, Japan and China.
Some examples of key international markets floundering in the midst of another coronavirus downturn include Australia and Southeast Asia (The Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam, particularly.)
In Southeast Asia, The Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia are all fully shutdown, and Vietnam is operating at 2% of the market open. That said, most of Asia is still shut down or slowly return, i.e. Taiwan. Japan and Korea, continue to be more than half off of their normal box office market .
New Zealand, previously the safest place in the world in terms of the pandemic, is now on strict lockdown due to the delta variant, while Australia is still missing 55-60% of its pre-Covid theatrical footprint because of major regions such as Victoria and New South Wales being closed. It appears as though New South Wales (repping 40% of the market) won’t return until the end of October.
Latin American, while it’s seeing great slow growth, has major markets like Mexico and Brazil still 50% off from their pre-pandemic norms at the B.O.
Europe is more on track to be making a robust comeback, but with the vaccine passport in effect (particularly in France, Germany, and Italy), theatrical recovery is still slow. Italy recently posted a 70% decline off its box office norm, while France and UK are down 40%.
By Anthony D'Alessandro, Nancy Tartaglione
September 1, 2021 11:00am
‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Flies From Thanksgiving To Memorial Day Weekend; ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ Ignites In Fall 2022
'Top Gun: Maverick' moves to Memorial Day weekend, while 'Mission: Impossible 7' goes to Sept 30, 2022 due to rising global delta variant.
deadline.com
EXCLUSIVE: After a successful launch of clips and footage at CinemaCon, Paramount is pushing its big Tom Cruise tentpoles, Top Gun: Maverick to May 27, Memorial Day weekend 2022, and Mission: Impossible 7 to Sept. 30, 2022.
Again, these are big potential billion dollar grossing franchises co-produced with Skydance which require the world to be in an ideal order, not crimped by a pandemic. Mission: Impossible alone through six movies has grossed over $3.57 billion. The most recent movie in 2018, Mission: Impossible – Fallout hit a franchise high of $791.7M at the worldwide B.O.
In addition, Paramount’s Jackass Forever will debut on Feb. 4, 2022 instead of Oct. 22 this year.
Why is Jackass moving too? Paramount didn’t want to cherry pick which movies will open in the current climate. In their view, all their filmmakers and stars deserve the same consideration and positioning in a future potential robust box office marketplace. For the time being, this leaves the rest of 2021 without any Paramount releases; their first big feature back is the Spyglass Dimension produced reboot of Scream on Jan. 14.
After Paramount consulted with experts and their own global team, they decided to move the movies given the current conditions of COVID and its Delta variant around the world. The outlook for global theater attendance is expected next year, which is the opportune time to maximize box office potential, and overall makes the most business sense for the studio’s movies. Recently, Paramount moved Clifford The Big Red Dog out of the fall and will re-date some time in the future.
There was a rumor that Sony was moving Venom: Let There Be Carnage from its most recent Oct. 15 wedge between MGM/UAR’s No Time to Die on Oct. 8, and Warner Bros./HBO Max’s Dune on Oct. 22, to Top Gun: Maverick‘s pre-Thanksgiving spot. Alas, no, as the Culver City studio announced moments after Paramount’s news here that they were dating Ghostbusters: Afterlife on Nov. 19 following the pic’s rave reception at CinemaCon last week.
While NRG moviegoing comfort level date has remained stable over the last two weeks at roughly 67%, it’s down 11 points from July. In the latest NRG data from last week, 58% of Parents are ‘very or somewhat comfortable’ taking their children to the movies, which is down 5 points from Wednesday’s wave and is the lowest point we’ve seen on this measure since late April. Moms drove this decline, down 7 points to 53%. Overall, 25+ females have the lowest personal comfort (57%, vs. 79% among Males <25).
Similarly overseas, the comfort in attending a movie theater and positive outlook on the pandemic have declined from earlier this summer. Many markets – intercontinentally – have experienced big downturns over the past few months, including Australia, Mexico, Japan and China.
Some examples of key international markets floundering in the midst of another coronavirus downturn include Australia and Southeast Asia (The Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam, particularly.)
In Southeast Asia, The Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia are all fully shutdown, and Vietnam is operating at 2% of the market open. That said, most of Asia is still shut down or slowly return, i.e. Taiwan. Japan and Korea, continue to be more than half off of their normal box office market .
New Zealand, previously the safest place in the world in terms of the pandemic, is now on strict lockdown due to the delta variant, while Australia is still missing 55-60% of its pre-Covid theatrical footprint because of major regions such as Victoria and New South Wales being closed. It appears as though New South Wales (repping 40% of the market) won’t return until the end of October.
Latin American, while it’s seeing great slow growth, has major markets like Mexico and Brazil still 50% off from their pre-pandemic norms at the B.O.
Europe is more on track to be making a robust comeback, but with the vaccine passport in effect (particularly in France, Germany, and Italy), theatrical recovery is still slow. Italy recently posted a 70% decline off its box office norm, while France and UK are down 40%.
Tom Cruise 'left copy of Top Gun sequel' in bodyguard's stolen car
One of the world's only copies of Top Gun: Maverick was reportedly stolen last week during a raid which saw thieves speed off in Tom Cruise's bodyguard's car in Birmingham.
Tom Cruise loses luggage worth thousands as thieves steal bodyguard's £100k BMW
TOM Cruise had thousands of pounds worth of luggage stolen after car thieves sped away in his bodyguard’s £100,000 BMW. The Hollywood superstar — in the UK filming scenes for Mission: Impossible 7…
www.thesun.co.uk
Tom Cruise’s stolen car had one of world’s only copies of Top Gun sequel inside
TOM Cruise’s car had one of the world’s only copies of the new Top Gun sequel inside when it was swiped this week, we can reveal. Sources close to the star — in the UK filming Mission: Impossible 7…
www.thesun.co.uk
If anybody would, it would be Tom. Dude takes his roles very seriously.Like the fact that he salutes correctly.
