Captain Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, Tom Cruise’s brilliant Navy pilot from “Top Gun”; appears on the big screen next month’s “Top Gun 2: Maverick” (at theatres on May 27); following Tony Scott’s long-running 1986. action drama.
The 150-million-dollar film reached Thursday at the annual CinemaCon film conference; where about 3,000 theatre owners, studio managers and journalists gathered to see its first screening. And if we look at the noisy applause inside the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, as well as the cheerful response from social media; “Maverick” is ready to fly high at the summer box office.
Different reactions
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“‘Top Gun: Maverick’ makes a blockbuster film well done,” writes entertainment journalist Brent Simon.
“The best film of the year,” said The Wrap journalist Drew Taylor. Sean O’Connell, managing director of the film site CinemaBlend, called it “an amazing adrenaline rush. Tom Cruise is our biggest movie star.”
“Just because something is predictable doesn’t make it any less satisfying,” writes SlashFilm editor Ben Pearson, praising “a completely deadly spiritual act” and saying “that’s what fans will want.”
Lady Gaga was also highly praised for her debut song, “Hold My Hand.” “It’s a total banger,” praised Scott Menzel, founder of the entertainment site We Live Entertainment. Forbes box-office expert Scott Mendelson has suggested that Gaga’s song is much better than the film itself.
Powell plays a trained pilot who is nicknamed Hangman and was selected on Twitter for his performance. The actor played his part in an interview he had with USA TODAY last month.
“But he’s good at his ability and his talent, and he’s a good time. He captures that happy atmosphere of what I think the ‘Top Gun 1’ was: If you don’t go from the original and want to be a pilot, you’re crazy.”
First Initial Review: Top gun 2
Tom Cruise’s star of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ exploded at CinemaCon; where Paramount Pictures hosted the first tent show and created the first reaction.
Journalists present to congratulate the long-awaited song ‘Top Gun’ as the “most beautiful bridge”; “the most terrifying in every way imaginable,” reports ‘Variety’.
The film will be screened at the Cannes Film Festival in May before Paramount; will release in theatres over the Memorial Day weekend.
Paramount Pictures president Brian Robbins unveiled the CinemaCon screening of the film; said star Tom Cruise has earned a reputation as the most courageous actor in Hollywood.
The cruise was not present but posted a pre-recorded video in which he told the audience; “Please have fun, and, hey, let’s try to have a great summer!”
A few times in the film the audience was delighted, and Paramount’s management; was pleased with the way the theatre owners reacted to the movie.
So, Cruise reiterates his role of testing pilot Captain Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell; who is now tasked with coaching the Top Gun junior team played by Miles Teller, Glen Powell and others.
A star like Bradley ‘Rooster’ Bradshaw, a pilot trainee who is the son of Maverick’s late best friend Nick ‘Goose’ Bradshaw.
Other characters in the film are Jennifer Connolly, Jon Hamm, Lewis Pullman; Ed Harris and Val Kilmer, the latter of who also plays the role of Tom “Iceman” Kazansky in the first film.
Paramount and Lady Gaga have revived the sound of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ in front of CinemaCon by confirming that Oscar and Grammy winner wrote the original movie song.
Top gun 2: Songs
The song ‘Hold My Hand’ will be released on May 3.
The director of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Joseph Kosinski recently told Empire magazine that he had filmed about 800 hours of film.
The filmmaker put that number in perspective by saying that the successive song “captured many images as a result of the three films ” Lord of the Rings ‘.’
Kosinski reunited with his star ‘Oblivion’ Cruise for ‘Top Gun: Maverick, which took place more than 30 years after Tony Scott’s 1986 class.
In order to capture the scenes placed inside the cockpits, Kosinski and the team of filmmakers had to teach the actors how to use the equipment themselves as the space was too small to fit the group.
So, As Cruise put it, “We had to educate the actors on lighting, cinematography, editing. I had to teach them to turn on and off the cameras, as well as the angles and angles of the camera. ”
“We had no time limit on these gadgets. If they were going up 20-30 minutes, I would have to make sure we got what we needed. ”
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