top gun: maverick

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We feel the need for speed.

“Whether viewers want to ‘Fly Navy’ or ‘Aim High’ we just want them to think about serving."

No spoilers!

Uniform accuracy pedants rejoice

Maverick is still, presumably, in the danger zone

'Top Gun: Maverick' has been pushed back to July 2, 2021, due to novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

Will the Pentagon let a bitch know what is going on with COVID-19?

May 13th marks the 34th anniversary of the theatrical release of 'Top Gun.' Celebrate accordingly.

Val Kilmer didn’t always feel the need for speed

The premiere of Top Gun: Maverick may have been pushed back to December due to the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), but you can still satisfy your need for speed with this new behind-the scenes shot from the upcoming sequel

The release of "Top Gun" was moved to December, Paramount Pictures said Thursday, the latest disruption in the movie industry caused by COVID-19.

Tom Cruise can do almost anything, but he absolutely cannot fly a $70 million dollar Navy fighter jet

The Navy is talking with Paramount Studios to get some advanced screenings of the film before it hits theaters June 26.

A new promo for Top Gun: Maverick dropped during the Super Bowl, and it's becoming abundantly clear that the much-anticipated (and fretted about) sequel to the 1986 aviation classic feels the need ... the need for speed

Thanks to a new behind-the-scenes trailer for ​the highly anticipated ​Top Gun​ sequel, we get to watch a bunch of actors ride in the back seat of an F/A-18 Super Hornet and try desperately not to lose their lunch

The second trailer for ​Top Gun: Maverick​ just dropped, and it's everything we hoped and dreamed for

Popcorn sales will be through the roof in 2020, but recruitment numbers won't skyrocket like they did in 1986

"They did not and nor do I think they would ever"

Maverick just feels the need for speed — and the need to express it as inappropriately as possible

The sequel to Top Gun, a film that once boosted U.S. Navy aviation recruitment by 500%, appears to have bowed to China's powerful Communist party by changing the jacket of its titular character, Maverick, played by Tom Cruise

How is it that Pete "Maverick" Mitchell is still flying combat missions in an F/A-18 Super Hornet as a 57-year-old captain after more than 30 years of service?

Two F/A-18 Super Hornets tore past an air traffic control tower at Naval Air Station Fallon in Nevada last month during filming for the "Top Gun: Maverick," a sequel to the classic 1980s fighter jet flick.

Loose lips sink ships, but do they reveal too much about the hugely anticipated "Top Gun" sequel, "Top Gun: Maverick," filmed onboard in February?

California's Rainbow Canyon, nestled on the western rim of Death Valley and lovingly nicknamed the 'Star Wars Canyon' by aviation aficionados, has been a favorite training ground for U.S. military aviators since World War II. It's also, apparently, the backdrop of at least part of the upcoming Top Gun sequel.