‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Review: Tom Cruise Rises In What His Career Could Be

Some are interested in Tom Cruise and the producers Top Gun: Maverick Waiting too long to continue. After all, 36 years have passed since then. super weapon It came to the screen in 1986. I do not care. Not only is the timing and acting perfect for this long-running post-pregnancy action, but it stands above any performance of the original, from an all-encompassing stage play to a cruise ship over the centuries. very emotional. Breathe Away” air segments and pretty much everything you want from the studio’s blockbuster. With pandemic delays to five different release dates, the time it took to hit the screen for some reason seems inspiring. And by the way, you Should See it on the movie screen: the bigger the better. This is an example at the pinnacle of Hollywood cinema.

We can thank Cruz for bringing back the true movie star of this story before his character Pete “Maverick” Mitchell brought full circle and limited CGI shows; The young hero of the first movie is not a trial. More precisely, he endured a still interesting naval test pilot whose talent in the air is now even more incredible with his age and experience. His “need for speed” (sorry) not only gives him something to live for, but he puts it to good use when an almost impossible task (sorry again) requires his services. When the Rear Admiral (Ed Harris, on stage) screams after a veteran aviator does something extraordinary in the sky, a veteran officer hurls him back to base against a new opponent. Despite his better judgment, in Bo “Cyclone” Simpson (the excellent John Ham), who puts him in the very dangerous job of grooming a group of Navy alumni, a Maverick truly believes he can do just that. , but now it has begun. ground and connected. to teach them everything they know. To succeed.

You can imagine what Maverick is up to in the end, but getting there is a treat, and along the way, a romance with an ex named Penny, who now runs a local bar, rekindles (no, not with Kelly McGill). Jennifer Connelly takes on the role and brings a beautiful naturalness to the relationship. Adding to the emotional weight of this comeback is the fact that one of Maverick’s listeners is none other than Lieutenant Bradley Bradshaw aka Rooster (the excellent Miles Teller), who is also Maverick’s dead friend, Nick Guz (actor). In the original, Anthony Edwards, who died in a tragic accident where Maverick still feels responsible and still lies). These new young pilots also escalate when Hengman (known actor Glen Powell) upsets everyone and thinks a cock should take the head job.

The community is well chosen and ideal for the time being, Lt. Included a female pilot (Monica Barbaro) as Natasha “Phoenix” Tracey. There is excellent support from the guys including Bob Pullman as Bob, Charles Parnell as Warlock, Greg Tarzan Davis as Coyote, Jay Ellis as Payback, Danny Ramirez as Fanboy and Bashir Salahuddin as main ally. Cruise said he couldn’t have made this movie without the return of Val Kilmer, who plays an iceman, simultaneous nemesis and then a winger, and that although Kilmer lost his voice to cancer, he came back in a beautiful and painful state. A scene where Maverick brings everything home.

Joseph Kosinski, who previously worked with Cruise Forget this and also supplied Throne: Inheritance And the priceless fire movie just brave Confirms best choice as director (late super weapon Director Tony Scott sticks to the latest captions) To push this story forward, never be afraid to rethink key moments (fear not, yes, this time it’s a football game on a sunny beach). It would have been really appealing to fans of the first movie, but Cruz’s spirit and the company’s skills (including screenwriters Eren Kruger, Eric Warren Singer, and Christopher McCuarry) have really delved into the subject and made for a rare sequel that transforms. Something completely different. of course i like it super weapon, But it’s growing in different ways, and the weather has been very good not just for the cruise ship (she turns 60 in July) for all. Idea In this movie, we all need a partner in our life, something we really need right now more than ever.

Among his many achievements, he not only transformed what he did in 1986, but super weapon It was nothing short of exciting, and most importantly, taking it to unexpected new heights. Emotional It’s part of making movies. The soundtrack (music by Hans Zimmer and Harold Faltermeier) is definitely key to setting the mood, while Lady Gaga presents a beautiful new anthem, “Hold My Hand”, in the final captions. Also special are Eddie Hamilton’s expert editing and Claudio Miranda’s camera. Cruz’s insistence on making this as real as possible, which mostly involves camera equipment rather than CGI, turns aerial episodes into true cinematic magic. Attention to detail is effective.

Producers Cruz, McQueen, David Ellison, and of course Jerry Bruckheimer, who lent his late partner Don Simpson to repurchase the Simpson/Brookheimer partnership on loan. Paramount has partnered with Skydance here and will release the movie over Memorial Day weekend, May 27. It also had its French premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, where the viewing was honored.

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