Before seeing Tommy's Top Gun, I would give this movie full marks because it does pretty much everything we can imagine about modern air combat and airplanes. As a distinction between the two camps of the United States and the Soviet Union, the Mirage 2000 has sprung up. It is simply the representative of French goods, that is, expensive and niche.
But after watching the top gun twice (once on the plane, and just watched the Imax 3d version of the top gun in the cinema), I still feel that the top gun is better.
I can't even imagine this myself. The technology in the 1980s was far inferior to today's. Many of the top gun's cockpit shots were shot indoors, which seemed a bit fake. The plot of top gun is simple and even mentally retarded, far from so many conspiracies in this one.
But the heroism of the 1980s is vividly revealed in Top Gun. Most importantly, the pilots and F-14s in the top gun are full of infinite pride and passion. After watching the top gun, we are not only impressed by the A fighter jet with beautiful lines and roaring and roaring, as well as the infinite yearning for the Tomcat pilot. Maverick's infinitely inflated self-esteem and awesome ability brewed the audience's feelings. Goose's accidental death made people sigh. Finally, Tom's outbreak, four shots and three blows out the invading MiG 28, completely pushed the movie to a climax.
I still remember a few particularly classic scenes. At the beginning of the film, Tom was riding a motorcycle along the airport, and the F-14 that suddenly took off next to him did not know how many people he conquered. There are also two scenes that fully embody the energy air combat theory. One is the air battle between Maverick and the first instructor. Before he was almost locked by the tail-biting A-4, he suddenly pushed the accelerator, the Tomcat almost climbed vertically, and then In the second battle between Tom and Instructor Viper, the heavy F-14 rolled wildly behind the lightweight A-4 to avoid the forward charge. The posture was simply beyond description.
In the aerial battle, conspiracy theories became the protagonists, and both the Phantom 2000 and the pilot became supporting roles. The poor test pilot of that air show and the later Ipod were both shot on the ground, not in the air, and even qualified for being shot down. nothing. And the final victory is not based on destroying the enemy, but on smashing the conspiracy. The boss can't be trusted because bureaucracy is all over it; the beauty can't be trusted either, it's just a bait.
In contrast, conspiracy theories can win momentary attention, but we seem to want to see the light of idealism. But if top gun is released now, it is estimated that it will be ruined into a mentally retarded movie full of love.

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