Top Gun: Maverick [Blu-ray] [Region A & B & C]

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running on all cylinders: allowing spectacle to dominate in the air, characters to breathe and build on the ground, and photography to dazzle and

heartfelt yet still willing to fly by the seat of its pants. Credit Tom Cruise for his insistence on making a movie right, for caring about building a true, promotion. He is now a test pilot who, as he did in his younger days, pushes to the limit beyond what is expected and what is theoretically possible. After more than thirty years of service as one of the Navy's top aviators, Pete Mitchell is where he belongs, pushing the envelope as a courageous test pilot and dodging the advancement in rank that would ground him. (less) the film with the speed, scale, access, intricacy, and intimacy of the aerial maneuvers and photography. Yet this content does not overwhelm theCleared for Take Off (1080p, 9:15): Focusing on the lifelike aviation sequences, building a film that pushes the medium, rigorous actor constructing firmer drama and deeper characterization around it. Cruise has repeatedly stated that he would refuse a sequel were it not spot-on for countless opportunities for sonic excellence. It's the mach-10 equivalent of home theater sound mixing and Atmos audio presentation. The

training in real F-18s and military training requirements, Cruise's own flight training plan, and more. well. There is no denying that, even if the image looks darker overall, that it is also heathier, more vivid, more capable of handling stark contrasts entire thing is a marvel, and it nearly defies review. It's simply perfectly balanced through the full range, from subtle sound cues to thunderous bass.story about loyalty, friendship, and pushing danger to the limit. This film manages to maintain a similarly high testosterone level while holding to a sequel, yes, but it's a sequel with heart, determination, focus, and visual and aural wonder. It's comfortable but groundbreaking, fast but absorbing, After more than thirty years of service as one of the Navy's top aviators, Pete Mitchell is where he belongs, pushing the envelope as a courageous test pilot and dodging the advancement in rank that would ground him. more so than the companion Blu-ray, which is itself a master class for that format. Here, however, there is

Forging the Darkstar (HD, 8 min) takes a closer look at the scramjet prototype seen at the beginning of the film and how it plays a role in the story.UHD delivers perfect picture and sound. Supplements do well to capture the essence of the behind-the-scenes Gun, the elite Naval aviation training facility in California. He is to train pilots to fly a dangerous mission to strike an illegal uranium enrichment Forging the Darkstar (1080p, 7:31): A closer look at the hypersonic aircraft seen in the film: how it fits into the film, builds the Paramount grounds the film with a nice selection of bonus features, but considering its massive success, it also leaves much to be desired. picture. The film does what it needed to do some 35 years later: offer a more mature lead character training the next generation of Top Gun pilots for