Top Gun Sequel - Maverick Trailer

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[Actor]

I'm pretty sure the Navy and the Air Force do not let guys in their 50s fly fighter planes. It's a fantasy targeting senior citizens. No, thanks.

[FantasticDan]

Originally Posted by Actor

I'm pretty sure the Navy and the Air Force do not let guys in their 50s fly fighter planes. It's a fantasy targeting senior citizens. No, thanks.

So you're saying you don't feel the need for speed?

[delayjf]

I'm pretty sure the Navy and the Air Force do not let guys in their 50s fly fighter planes. It's a fantasy targeting senior citizens. No, thanks.

Actually they do, as long as you are current and pass the flight physical you can continue to fly. If you work on a base but are not an assigned member of a squadron, you can be assigned a squadron for flying purposes only. You don't fly as much, but you can fly.

[barahona44]

Why do I get the feeling that one of the pilots Tom is training is the Son/Daughter He Never Knew He Had?

34 years is a long time between sequels.

[FakeNameChanged]

Not a big fan of Tom Cruise the person, but his movies are damn entertaining, especially if you like dog fights in supersonic airplanes. Been a fan ever since seeing him in All the Right Moves about a star h.s. defensive back shot in Johnstown Pa. Craig T. Nelson was the closest thing to my h.s. coach, Frank Reich who was a scary sob. I ran into him(Frank) before he passed at my uncle's funeral and he actually remembered me and was a nice guy. We talked about Frank Jr. who was still playing for Carolina.

As to Cruise, he's made a lot of great action movies, sci-fi, spies, lawyers, damaged war vets, hit men, pool sharks, sports agents, bartenders, samarai, and a vampire for crying out loud. About the only genres he seems to have missed are westerns and musicals.

[JustRalph]

Originally Posted by Actor

I'm pretty sure the Navy and the Air Force do not let guys in their 50s fly fighter planes. It's a fantasy targeting senior citizens. No, thanks.

Once again....you’re wrong. Lots of Wing Commanders and such we’re flying in their fifties when I was in.

I knew a Marine Aviator that flew in his 60’s.