Top gun maverick streaming 2022 năm 2022

If you're just about ready to shove into overdrive and zoom right into the danger zone, we're with you.

Top Gun: Maverick is now available to buy and play on your own TV or laptop loud enough for your neighbours' windows to rattle. While streaming details are yet to be confirmed for Paramount+, you can now buy the film on a variety of platforms detailed below. Since opening in cinemas in May, the Top Gun sequel raked in a casual $1.35 billion at the global box office. That warrants a "GREAT BAAAALLS OF FIIIRE!" at any rate.

The film, set 30 years after the original, sees Tom Cruise returning to his famous role of Pete "Maverick" Mitchell. He's now training the latest batch of unruly, elite naval aviators, including Bradley "Rooster" Bradshaw [Miles Teller], the son of his best friend, Nick "Goose" Bradshaw, who died during an op in the first film. Also returning is Val Kilmer as Tom "Iceman" Kazansky, who gets one of the most poignant scenes in the film.

Mav spends his time trying to make it up to Rooster, while accidentally buying rounds for everyone at Penny's [Jennifer Connelly] bar, annoying his commander VADM Beau "Cyclone" Simpson [Jon Hamm], and preparing for a dangerous mission with the young aviators. But if you really feel the need for speed, the stunts in Top Gun: Maverick are some of the best, most ambitious, and most expensive you'll see in an action movie.

How do I watch Top Gun: Maverick online?

Top Gun: Maverick is now available to buy from Prime Video[opens in a new tab], Apple TV[opens in a new tab], Google Play[opens in a new tab], YouTube[opens in a new tab], and other video on demand platforms.

It's also expected to stream on Paramount+, but a release date hasn't been announced.

Is Top Gun: Maverick worth watching?

Reviews have been mixed but mainly positive about director Joseph Kosinski's film — and viewers seem to love it, according to its 99 percent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. It depends on whether you're into how the film uses throwbacks or not, and how you feel about nostalgia.

Here's a snippet from our review by Mashable's deputy entertainment editor, Kristy Puchko:

In the moment, Top Gun: Maverick is a fun action movie that leans heavily on an audience's love of the original to carry it through. It's not only callbacks and returning characters, but repeated beats and soundtrack rehashing that make this not so much a sequel as a victory lap for the character and Cruise too. And honestly, that's pretty comforting entertainment. But should a movie about a life-or-death mission play it so safe?

Nostalgia is one thing, but rerunning the same plotlines, resuscitating the same archetypes, and coasting on the relics of pop culture past makes for a movie that feels sanitized instead of sensational, safe instead of sexy. Essentially, this franchise has lost that loving feeling. And with it gone [gone, gone], so too is a bit of the thrill. 

You can watch the high-flying trailer on Mashable. It's one of the best trailers of the year [so far].

Anything else?

Yes, here's the one thing missing from Top Gun: Maverick: Kenny Loggins' "Playing With the Boys," featured in the original, in that volleyball scene. This is not that scene. But there's a lot of volleyball and Loggins' jumping into frame with his guitar. You're welcome.

Time to kick the tires and light the fires

Paramount Pictures

Kick the tires and light the fires – “Top Gun 2” has arrived. After years of development and then release date delays, “Top Gun: Maverick” is finally out, fulfilling a long-promised dream from Tom Cruise who was determined to reprise the character that catapulted him to superstardom. The late Tony Scott sadly is not in the director’s chair this time around, but Cruise is working with some familiar faces – his “Oblivion” filmmaker Joseph Kosinski directs, while his “Mission: Impossible” and “Jack Reacher” cohort Christopher McQuarrie is co-writer and producer.

The sequel is not just one of the highest-grossing films of the year but of all time, but what exactly are the viewing options? Here’s how to watch “Top Gun: Maverick”

Is “Top Gun: Maverick” in Theaters or Streaming?

“Top Gun: Maverick” was released exclusively in theaters – including Imax theaters – on May 27. It’s still playing in some theaters months after release, but as of Aug. 23 “Top Gun: Maverick” is now available to rent or own on Digital with over 110 minutes of bonus content.

“Top Gun: Maverick” will also be released on 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray and DVD on Nov. 1.

When Will “Top Gun: Maverick” Be Streaming on Paramount+?

Paramount Pictures has not yet announced when “Top Gun: Maverick” will be streaming on Paramount+, and as of right now it’s currently only available to watch at home via Digital rental or purchase.

While recent Paramount Pictures releases like “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” and “Scream” were streaming on Paramount+ 45 days after they initially hit theaters, Cruise pushed to make an exception for “Top Gun: Maverick.”

What Is “Top Gun: Maverick” About?

The sequel picks up in real-time, decades after the events of the first film in which Cruise’s Maverick is enlisted to train a new group of young pilots. Ever the hot shot, Maverick still ruffles plenty of feathers, and rubs shoulders with some familiar faces from back in the day.

Who’s in the “Top Gun: Maverick” Cast?

Tom Cruise and Val Kilmer return as Maverick and Iceman, while Jennifer Connelly plays an old flame from Maverick’s past.

The ensemble also includes Jon Hamm, Ed Harris, Miles Teller, Glen Powell, Lewis Pullman, Monica Barbaro, Charles Parnell, Jay Ellis, Danny Ramirez, Greg Tarzan Davis and Manny Jacinto.

Where Is “Top Gun” Streaming?

You can stream the original “Top Gun” on Paramount+.

Watch the “Top Gun: Maverick” Trailer