Tom
Cruise's
much-anticipated
movie
Top
Gun:
Maverick
is
all
set
to
release
in
the
summer
of
2022.
The
film
which
has
been
postponed
due
to
the
pandemic
a
couple
of
times,
recently
revealed
some
plot
details
in
its
new
trailer.
The
new
trailer,
mostly
featuring
Tom
Cruise
from
the
jet
cockpit,
revealed
that
Tom
is
returning
in
his
iconic
role
of
Captain
Pete
'Maverick'
Mitchell.
Instead
of
being
the
bad
guy
of
the
group,
he
will
now
be
a
flying
pilot
as
the
captain
and
instructor
to
a
new
generation.
The
trailer
also
gives
a
glimpse
at
the
latest
crop
of
the
Navy's
top
pilots
including
Miles
Teller,
who
will
be
playing
the
son
of
Pete's
former
partner
Anthony
Edwards'
pilot
Goose,
who
was
killed
during
a
training
exercise
in
the
first
movie.
Miles's
character
is
seen
as
the
new
bad
boy
of
the
group,
often
getting
in
fights
with
other
members
and
captain
Maverick
himself.
The
2-minute-30-second
long
clip
is
loaded
with
wide
air-fare
scenes
and
spectacular
shots
of
Maverick
jetting
across
barren
landscapes
and
over
mountain
ridges.
Take
a
look
at
the
trailer:
Top
Gun:
Maverick
is
a
sequel
to
the
1986
hit
movie
Top
Gun.
The
sequel
is
set
decades
after
the
original,
and
will
also
feature
another
iconic
shot
of
Maverick
riding
his
high-powered
Kawasaki
Ninja
H2R
motorcycle.
The
film
also
stars
Jennifer
Connelly,
Lewis
Pullman,
Charles
Parnell,
Jay
Ellis,
Jon
Hamm,
Ed
Harris,
Bashir
Salahuddin,
Danny
Ramirez
and
Monica
Barbaro.
Directed
by
Joe
Kosinski,
the
film
is
written
by
Peter
Craig,
Justin
Marks
and
Eric
Warren
Singer.
Top
Gun:
Maverick
is
scheduled
to
hit
the
big
screens
on
May
27.