Top Gun: Maverick

As an actor who played the role of Tom Cruise in T. Scott's classic 1986 film Top Gun, Pete Mitchell became the idol of every aviation fan in the second half of the 80s. Yes, why not? He had a wild card in him, he was cocky, he looked great playing volleyball without a shirt, and his code name was Maverick. And what happens when Maverick approaches middle age? This is the plot of the upcoming film "Top Gun: Maverick," said director Joseph Kosinski, saying that the plot of the second film will be "a story about overcoming the path, as in the first film," but at a "different stage" of Pete Mitchell's life. After nearly thirty years of service as a Navy pilot, Pete "Maverick" Mitchell (Tom Cruise) is where he belongs—as a brave test pilot, dodging a promotion that could ground him a little. Shortly after becoming a Top Gun squad instructor as one of the best pilots of his time, he has to face Bradley Bradshaw (Miles Tellery), the son of Maverick's late best friend, a radar interception officer. Having seen his future and faced with the ghosts of the past, Maverick finds himself in a state of confrontation with his deepest fears, culminating in a mission that requires those chosen by the team to make a true sacrifice.