Top Gun 2
Originally Posted by SpazSinbad
Where is your recollection from please? TIA. As you can see I'm interested in this story for my BIG PDF & 'oxy probs' not just LOX.
Apologies if this has been posted before, but this is an interesting YouTube video about the original movie.
Something I take some offense at is that they say “a” stunt pilot died during the filming of the movie, and there is a dedication to him near the end of the movie.
Art Scholl was not just “a” stunt pilot, he was an amazing aerobatic pilot.
Something I take some offense at is that they say “a” stunt pilot died during the filming of the movie, and there is a dedication to him near the end of the movie.
Art Scholl was not just “a” stunt pilot, he was an amazing aerobatic pilot.
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Hollywood uses stunt men and stunt pilots as their normal jargon. The narrator seems to be a Hollywood type.
Hard to take offense. I admit to being amused at a few of the errors that the narrator made while he was pointing out errors.
Hollywood uses stunt men and stunt pilots as their normal jargon. The narrator seems to be a Hollywood type.
Hard to take offense. I admit to being amused at a few of the errors that the narrator made while he was pointing out errors.
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Just seen it with the Missus. Both enjoyed it for what it was. Of course having met and handled USAF aircrew in between the dates of the films, I told the missus that the US aircrews are as professional and gentlemanly in most parts to ours.
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Saw it last night.
Mega cheesy, brilliant aerial sequences and many little aviation references and details that were spot on.
Laughed out loud when Mav had to switch to guns.
Loved it.
Mega cheesy, brilliant aerial sequences and many little aviation references and details that were spot on.
Laughed out loud when Mav had to switch to guns.
Loved it.
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I see earlier this photo posted on a 'not quite right thread'(PHENOM does not land PHENOMly at all): Aircraft Not Designed For But Operating From Aircraft Carriers
I Bet You’ve Never Seen A Private Jet Fly An Approach To An Aircraft Carrier Before 06 Jun 2022 OLIVER PARKEN https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...carrier-before “A cockpit view from the Phenom camera ship just before it passes over the fantail with the setting sun in the distance. See the meatball on the left side of the deck. @k2_larosa/Kevin LaRosa.” https://www.thedrive.com/uploads/202...4.39.23-PM.png
FAST underlined FLAT underlined LOW in close underlined HIGH at the RAMP underlined but HEY HEY its SATURDAY: (at da PLAT / ILARTS movies)
I Bet You’ve Never Seen A Private Jet Fly An Approach To An Aircraft Carrier Before 06 Jun 2022 OLIVER PARKEN https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...carrier-before “A cockpit view from the Phenom camera ship just before it passes over the fantail with the setting sun in the distance. See the meatball on the left side of the deck. @k2_larosa/Kevin LaRosa.” https://www.thedrive.com/uploads/202...4.39.23-PM.png
FAST underlined FLAT underlined LOW in close underlined HIGH at the RAMP underlined but HEY HEY its SATURDAY: (at da PLAT / ILARTS movies)
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Most people haven't picked up on the crew chief and two of the pilots having toned down left shoulder SR71 OL 8 HABU patches, pit viper on a striped background, just no name.
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Originally Posted by air pig
Most people haven't picked up on the crew chief and two of the pilots having toned down left shoulder SR71 OL 8 HABU patches, pit viper on a striped background, just no name.
They even got the flickering plasma effect around the cockpit exterior right.. very clever.
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Finally got to see it - a smidge of artistic licence but enjoyable. Not quite as memorable as seeing the original with all 4 flying sqns en-masse in the station cinema at Laarbruch but still fun.
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That ejection at Mach 10 left Tom with only a smudge of dirt from the landing. Believable? Of course!
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Originally Posted by 622
IIRC (I was concentrating on my popcorn still at that time...so may have been distracted!) we saw the a/c depart controlled flight at Mach10 ....but never actually saw the ejection?? ...so may not have been at Mach 10 ....
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Link to having actual Top Gun Instructors watching the film and laughing about fact and fiction. I found it enjoyable. Vincent has done stuff with people I know as well. Do enjoy his style.
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That ejection at Mach 10 left Tom with only a smudge of dirt from the landing. Believable? Of course!
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Skunkworks helped with the movie prop and very convincing too
https://lockheedmartin.com/topgun?_g...075.1652878009
cheers
https://lockheedmartin.com/topgun?_g...075.1652878009
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That sidekick of Maverick’s had a pretty impressive skill set: Test supervisor on a highly advanced Mach 10 black project, PTI overseeing press ups on the flight line and flight deck officer rigging the barrier for the F14. I bet he got fed up being posted every time Mav got into trouble though.
