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Top Gun Movie Script

    KENNY LOGGINS SINGING:
    Revvin' up your engines.
    Listen to her howl and roar.
    Metal under tension...
    beggin' you to touch and go.
    Highway to the danger zone.
    Ride into the danger zone.
    Headin' into twilight...
    spreadin' out her wings tonight.
    She's got you
    jumpin' off the deck...
    shovin' into overdrive.
    Highway to the danger zone.
    I'll take you
    right into the danger zone.
    Highway to the danger zone.
    Gonna take you
    right into the danger zone.
    Good morning, Scott.
    Morning, Willis.
    How are you?
    Ghost Rider, this is strike.
    We have unknown aircraft.
    Inbound, Mustang.
    You're vector zero-nine-zero
    for bogey.
    Who's up there?
    Cougar and Merlin
    and Maverick and Goose.
    Great.
    Maverick and Goose.
    Talk to me, Goose.
    Roger. I got him.
    Contact, 20 left at 30 miles.
    Nine hundred knots closure.
    Cougar, you hear that?
    Roger.
    Merlin, you got him?
    Roger. I've got radar contact.
    I'll get a visual.
    Cougar, you hook them.
    Roger. And I'll clean them
    and fry them. Ha ha.
    Mustang.
    Mustang, this is Ghost Rider.
    Two-zero-three.
    I've got him inbound.
    Bogey heading two-seven-zero
    at 10 miles.
    Nine hundred knots closure.
    Ghost Rider,
    take angels 10-left-three-zero.
    Are we supposed to have
    visitors today?
    Negative, sir.
    Merlin, see if he's alone.
    Roger.
    Goose, you see a trailer?
    Negative, Merlin.
    Looks like he's a single.
    I'm going head-to-head with him.
    Take it easy, Maverick.
    I don't like this shit.
    I'm breaking high right
    to see if he's really alone.
    We've got
    He's coming right at us.
    OK, buddy, what's on your mind?
    Holy shit, there's two of them!
    Whoo! MIG-28s!
    No one's been this close before.
    What are they doing here?
    What's the position?
    Two hundred fifty miles out.
    Two hundred fifty miles?
    Clear them out.
    Cougar, you've got MIG-1.
    I'm going after MIG-2.
    I lost him in the sun.
    Shit, what's he doing?
    You got him, Merlin?
    He's coming around,
    right on our tail.
    God damn it!
    This bogey's all over me.
    -What's their range now?
    -Two hundred miles, sir.
    If they break 150 miles,
    launch the alert-five aircraft.
    OFFICER: Yes, sir.
    Air speed 300. Get him, Mav!
    I'm going for missile lock.
    Let's scare this guy
    out of here.
    Come on, lockup, baby.
    Lockup, baby.
    Lockup.
    I got him locked.
    Bingo!
    We got him, Mav.
    He's bugging out and going home.
    Mustang, this is Maverick.
    MIG-2 is headed home.
    What's their position?
    One hundred eighty miles,
    bearing zero-one-zero, sir.
    [Beep]
    Cougar,
    he's got missile lock on us!
    Get away from this guy!
    What is this shit?
    He's engaging me.
    Damn it, Mustang,
    this is Ghost Rider.
    This bogey's all over me.
    He's got missile lock on me.
    Permission to fire?
    Don't fire until fired upon.
    Goose, there they are below us.
    The MIG's in perfect
    firing position.
    He's right on Cougar's tail.
    No way, Goose.
    He'd have fired already.
    He's trying to piss us off.
    Maverick, get down here
    and get this asshole off me.
    Easy, Cougar.
    Bring him back. Hard right.
    Help me engage.
    I'm on my way.
    Can't shoot this son of a bitch.
    Let's try having some fun.
    Is this your idea of fun, Mav?
    Greetings.
    Watch the birdie.
    Jeez, I crack myself up.
    This is a great shot, Mav.
    I should be a photographer.
    Cougar...
    your tail is clear.
    MIG-1 has bugged out.
    MIG-1 has bugged out.
    [Breathing erratically]
    Cougar, this is Maverick.
    We've had enough fun
    for one day, don't you think?
    I'm getting a little low
    on fuel, so we're heading home.
    We'll see you on deck.
    We're running low on gas.
    We've gotta get out of here.
    [Beeping]
    Cougar.
    We're on vapor, Cougar.
    Let's do it.
    Cougar! Come on, Cougar!
    MERLIN: Take it back
    to the ship, man.
    Come on, Cougar.
    Get him on deck
    as soon as possible.
    He's gotta be low on fuel.
    Cougar, we've got to land
    this thing.
    We are way low on gas,
    you understand me?
    You all right, man?
    CONTROL: Maverick, you're at
    Roger. Maverick has the ball.
    MERLIN: Cougar, let's land!
    Goose, Cougar's in trouble.
    Come on, Mav,
    we're gettin' low on gas.
    Let's land this sucker.
    MERLIN: Cougar!
    God damn it, Maverick.
    We got no fuel for this.
    We're going after Cougar.
    You tell him to land that plane.
    That's an order.
    CONTROL: Ghost Rider,
    you are instructed to land.
    Land immediately.
    Any of you boys seen
    an aircraft carrier around here?
    Mav, we've got a little problem
    up here.
    That MIG really screwed him up.
    I don't think
    he can make it back.
    You're OK, Cougar.
    Just stay on my wing.
    I'll take you all the way in.
    Just stay with me.
    Easy, Cougar.
    Just a walk in the park, buddy.
    You're a little low.
    You're a little low, Coug.
    Come on, buddy. Pull up.
    MAVERICK: Pull up, Cougar.
    That's it.
    Almost there.
    CONTROL: You're well below
    glide path.
    Three quarters of a mile.
    Call the ball.
    Roger ball.
    MERLIN: We're too low, Cougar.
    We're too low, Cougar.
    Pull up!
    Some more power!
    Come on, pull again!
    AIR BOSS JOHNSON: Come in.
    Sir.
    Cougar,
    you should be in sick bay.
    What's on your mind?
    My wife and kid, sir.
    Almost orphaned him today,
    without ever seeing him.
    I don't know what happened
    up there...
    but I was so scared.
    Come on, we've seen this before.
    No, sir.
    I'm holding on too tight.
    I've lost the edge.
    I'm sorry, sir.
    I'm sorry.
    Cougar.
    Thanks, Maverick.
    JOHNSON:
    Maverick, Goose, come in here.
    MAVERICK:
    What the hell's going on?
    I don't know.
    Oh, shit.
    Maverick, you just did
    an incredibly brave thing.
    What you should have done
    was land your plane!
    You don't own that plane...
    the taxpayers do!
    Son, your ego is writing checks
    your body can't cash.
    You've been busted...
    you lost your qualifications
    as section leader three times...
    put in hack twice by me...
    with a history
    of high-speed passes...
    over five air control towers...
    and one admiral's daughter!
    Penny Benjamin?
    And you, asshole...
    you're lucky to be here.
    Thank you, sir.
    And let's not bullshit,
    Maverick.
    Your family name
    ain't the best in the Navy.
    You need to be doing it better
    and cleaner than the rest.
    Now, what is it with you?
    Just want to serve my country,
    be the best pilot in the Navy.
    Don't screw around with me,
    Maverick.
    You're a hell of
    an instinctive pilot.
    Maybe too good.
    I'd like to bust you,
    but I can't.
    I got another problem here.
    I got to send somebody
    from this squadron to Miramar.
    I've got to do something here.
    I still can't believe it.
    I got to give you
    your dream shot.
    I'm gonna send you up
    against the best.
    You two characters
    are going to Top Gun.
    For five weeks...
    you will fly against the best
    fighter pilots in the world.
    You were number two.
    Cougar was number one.
    Cougar lost it,
    turned in his wings.
    You guys are number one.
    But you remember one thing...
    you screw up just this much...
    you'll be flying a cargo plane
    full of rubber dog shit...
    out of Hong Kong.
    Yes, sir!
    That is all.
    You can tell me about the MIG
    some other time.
    Gentlemen!
    Good luck, gentlemen.
    -Thank you, sir.
    -Thank you.
    SONG: Out along the edge...
    is always where I burn to be.
    The further on the edge,
    the hotter the intensity.
    Highway to the danger zone.
    Gonna take you
    right into the danger zone.
    Highway to the danger zone.
    Right into the danger zone...
    During Korea,
    the Navy kill ratio was 12 to 1.
    We shot down 12 of their jets
    for every one of ours.
    During Vietnam,
    that ratio fell to 3 to 1.
    Our pilots had become dependent
    upon missiles.
    They had lost some
    of their dogfighting skills.
    Now, Top Gun was created
    to teach ACM...
    Air Combat Maneuvering.
    Dogfighting.
    This gives me a hard-on.
    By Vietnam's end,
    that ratio was back to 12 to 1.
    Don't tease me.
    Blinds, please.
    I'd like to take this
    opportunity to introduce you...
    to our commanding officer
    at Top Gun.
    The first man awarded
    the Top Gun trophy.
    You will not find
    a finer fighter pilot...
    anywhere in the world.
    Commander Mike Metcalf.
    Call sign, Viper.
    Gentlemen...
    You are the top one percent
    of all naval aviators.
    The elite.
    The best of the best.
    We'll make you better.
    You'll fly at least
    two combat missions a day...
    attend classes in between...
    and evaluations
    of your performance.
    In each combat sequence...
    you're gonna meet
    a different challenge.
    Every encounter is going
    to be much more difficult.
    We're gonna teach you
    to fly the F-14...
    right to the edge
    of the envelope...
    faster than
    you've ever flown before...
    and more dangerous.
    Now, we don't make policy here,
    gentlemen.
    Elected officials,
    civilians do that.
    We are the instruments
    of that policy.
    And although we're not at war...
    we must always act
    as though we are at war.
    GOOSE: What are you doing?
    MAVERICK: Just wondering...
    who's the best.
    In case some of you wonder
    who the best is...
    they're up here on this plaque.
    The best driver and his R.I.O.
    from each class is on it.
    And they have the option...
    to return here
    to be Top Gun instructors.
    You think your name's
    gonna be on that plaque?
    Yes, sir.
    That's arrogant, considering
    the company you're in.
    Yes, sir.
    I like that in a pilot.
    Just remember,
    when it's over out there...
    we're all on the same team.
    Gentlemen,
    this school is about combat.
    There are no points
    for second place.
    Dismissed.
    Nice going.
    The plaque for the alternates...
    is down in the ladies' room.
    [Overzealous laughter]
    Oh, Jesus.
    Oh, you kill me. You really do.
    No, no, no.
    There's two o's in Goose, boys.
    [Disco music playing]
    Hi.
    This is what I call
    a target-rich environment.
    You live your life
    between your legs, Mav.
    Goose, even you could get laid
    in this place.
    I'd be happy to find a girl
    who'll talk dirty to me.
    Mav, you want to know
    who the best is?
    That's him. ICEMAN.
    That's the way he flies.
    Ice cold. No mistakes.
    Just wears you down.
    You get bored, frustrated,
    do something stupid...
    and he's got you.
    Hey, Slider, I thought you
    wanted to be a pilot, man.
    What happened?
    Goose, you're such a dickhead.
    Whose butt did you kiss
    for this?
    Well, the list is long,
    but distinguished.
    Yeah, well, so is my Johnson.
    So you're flying
    with ICEMAN, huh?
    Mr. ICEMAN to you.
    Hey, Mother Goose,
    how's it going?
    Tom, this is Pete Mitchell.
    Tom Kazansky.
    Congratulations on Top Gun.
    Thank you.
    Sorry to hear about Cougar.
    We were close in flight school.
    He was a good man.
    He still is a good man.
    That's what I meant.
    I thought so.
    Say, you need any help?
    With what?
    You figured it out yet?
    What's that?
    Who's the best pilot.
    No. I can figure that out
    on my own.
    I heard that about you.
    You like to work alone.
    Mav, you must have soloed
    under a lucky star.
    First the MIG...
    and then you guys slide
    into Cougar's spot.
    We didn't slide
    into Cougar's spot.
    It was ours, OK?
    Some pilots wait their career
    to see a MIG up close.
    I guess you guys
    are lucky and famous, huh?
    ICEMAN:
    No. You mean notorious.
    I'll see you later.
    You can count on it.
    They were abused children.
    We're gonna have a good time.
    Always.
    Always.
    GOOSE: OK, I guess
    it's my turn, isn't it?
    All right. The bet is $20.
    $20.
    You have to have
    carnal knowledge...
    of a lady this time...
    on the premises.
    On the premises.
    GOOSE:
    Come on, Mav. A bet's a bet.
    I don't know.
    It just doesn't seem fair...
    for you, I mean.
    But, uh...
    she's lost that loving feeling.
    -She's lost... no, she hasn't.
    -Yes, she has.
    She has not lost that lov...
    -Goose, she's lost it.
    -Mav, come on.
    I hate it when she does that.
    Shit.
    Excuse me, miss.
    Hey, hey. Don't worry.
    I'll take care of this.
    [Singing]
    You never close your eyes...
    anymore when I kiss your lips.
    There's no tenderness...
    like before in your fingertips.
    You're trying hard
    not to show it...
    CROWD SINGING: Baby...
    but, baby, believe me,
    I know it.
    You've lost that lovin' feeling.
    Whoa, that lovin' feeling.
    You've lost that lovin' feeling.
    Now it's gone, gone, gone.
    Whoa-oh-oh.
    Ba dum, ba dum,
    ba dum, bum, bum.
    Sit down.
    Thank you.
    Baby, baby...
    I'll get down on my knees
    for you.
    I love that song.
    I've never seen that approach.
    How long have you two
    had this act?
    Oh, I don't know. Since...
    Puberty?
    Right. Puberty.
    I'm Charlotte Blackwood.
    I'm Maverick.
    Maverick?
    Did your mother not like you
    or something?
    No. It's my call sign.
    You're a pilot.
    That's right. A naval aviator.
    Oh.
    Actually, we've only done this,
    uh, twice.
    Oh, how did you do?
    Crashed and burned
    on the first one.
    It wasn't pretty.
    And the second?
    I don't know.
    I'll tell you tomorrow...
    but it's looking good so far.
    Well, uh...Maverick...
    my friend's just arrived...
    so it's been
    great talking to you.
    Perry. Hi.
    Hi. Here you go.
    I'll be with you
    in just a second, OK?
    Listen, can I ask you
    a personal question?
    That depends.
    Are you a good pilot?
    I can hold my own.
    Great.
    Then I won't have to worry about
    you making a living as a singer.
    Hi.
    -Here's your drink.
    -Thanks.
    I'm gonna need a beer
    to put these flames out. Yo!
    That's great, Mav. Real slick.
    It was a long cruise,
    was it, sailor?
    It was too long.
    What'd you want to do...
    just drop down on the tile
    and go for it?
    No. Actually,
    I had this counter in mind.
    Great. That would be very,
    very comfortable. Yeah.
    It could be.
    Actually,
    I came in here to save you...
    from making a big mistake
    with that older guy.
    Really?
    So I could make a bigger one
    with a young guy like yourself?
    Maybe.
    I've got to be at work
    early in the morning.
    Then what are you doing here?
    Your friend was magnificent.
    Naw.
    JESTER: You'll also be trained
    and evaluated...
    by a few civilian specialists.
    The civilians are here...
    because they are our best source
    of information on enemy planes.
    One of the most qualified
    is our T.A.G.R.E.P. ...
    call sign, Charlie.
    She has a Ph.D.
    in astrophysics...
    and she's also
    a civilian contractor...
    so you don't salute her,
    but you better listen to her...
    because the Pentagon listens
    to her about your proficiency.
    It's all yours, Charlie.
    Thank you.
    Hello. We will be dealing
    with F-5s and A-4s...
    as our MIG simulators.
    Now, then,
    as most of you know...
    the F-5 doesn't have
    the thrust to weight ratio...
    that the MIG-28 has...
    and it doesn't bleed energy
    below 300 knots like a MIG-28.
    However, the MIG-28
    does have a problem...
    with its inverted flight tanks.
    It won't do
    a negative "G" pushover.
    The latest intelligence
    tells us...
    that the most it will do
    is one negative...
    Excuse me, Lieutenant.
    Is there something wrong?
    Yes, ma'am. The data on
    the MIG is inaccurate.
    How's that, Lieutenant?
    I just happened
    to see a MIG-28.
    We! We.
    Sorry, Goose.
    We happened to see a MIG-28
    do a four "G" negative dive.
    Where did you see this?
    That's classified.
    It's what?
    MAVERICK: It's classified.
    I could I tell you,
    but then I'd have to kill you.
    Lieutenant,
    I have top-secret clearance.
    The Pentagon sees to it
    that I know more than you.
    It doesn't seem so in this case,
    now, does it?
    So, Lieutenant...
    where exactly were you?
    Well, we...
    Thank you.
    Started up on him when
    he pulled through the clouds...
    and then I moved above him.
    If you were directly
    above him...
    how could you see him?
    Because I was inverted.
    Bullshit.
    GOOSE: No, he was, man.
    It was a really great move.
    He was inverted.
    You were in a four "G"...
    inverted dive with a MIG-28?
    Yes, ma'am.
    At what range?
    Um, about two meters.
    It was actually
    about one and a half.
    I've got a great Polaroid of it,
    and he's right there.
    MAVERICK:
    It was a nice picture.
    Uh, Lieutenant.
    What were you doing there?
    Communicating.
    Communicating.
    Keeping up foreign relations.
    That was it.
    Giving him the bird.
    You know, the finger.
    Yes, I know the finger, Goose.
    I'm Sorry.
    I hate when it does that.
    Excuse me.
    So you're the one?
    Yes, ma'am.
    All right, gentlemen,
    we have a hop to take.
    The hard-deck on this hop
    is 10,000 feet.
    There'll be no engagement
    below that.
    Move it!
    Lieutenant.
    GOOSE: OK, well,
    don't be late again.
    You look great, honey.
    MAVERICK: Thanks, dear.
    See you in preflight.
    Lieutenant,
    why didn't you tell me...
    that you were a famous
    MIG insulter?
    Would it have made
    any difference?
    Not in the ladies' room, no.
    What would have?
    I'm an instructor
    at this school.
    I see 20 new hotshots
    every 8 weeks.
    Now, I'm sure
    you can figure that out.
    Look, Lieutenant...
    I'd just really like to hear
    about the MIG sometime.
    You've got security clearance.
    You can read about it.
    Maverick.
    I'm curious.
    Who was covering Cougar...
    while you were showboating
    with this MIG?
    Cougar was doing just fine.
    Uh-huh.
    JESTER: Gentlemen,
    this is your first hop.
    The jets you are flying against
    are smaller, faster...
    and more maneuverable...
    just like the enemy MIGs.
    The clock is ticking,
    and we're now keeping score.
    I lost him, Goose!
    Show me what you got, kid.
    I lost him!
    I'm looking!
    Got him! He's on our tail!
    Coming hard!
    Yeah, I got him. Here we go.
    Talk to me, Goose.
    He's still back there,
    closing in on us.
    He's closing fast.
    You can run, kid,
    but you can't hide.
    Jester, let's see if I can
    give you a run for your money.
    Watch the mountains!
    He's still back there.
    Come on, Mav,
    do some of that pilot shit.
    Yeah, I got him.
    Bring it right.
    I've had about enough
    of this shit.
    I'll hit the brakes.
    He'll fly past.
    OK, you're mine.
    Whoo!
    Jesus Christ!
    Whoo!
    Let's see what
    you got now, Jester!
    OK, man, let's turn and burn!
    He's going vertical. So am l.
    We're going ballistic!
    Go get him!
    He's going
    for the hard-deck.
    Let's nail him first, Mav!
    MAVERICK:
    No way, Jester. You're mine.
    I got you now!
    Whoo!
    Jester's dead, whoo-hoo!
    Jester's dead, yee-haw!
    Get your butts
    above the hard-deck...
    and return
    to base immediately.
    Yes, sir.
    Tower, this is Ghost Rider
    requesting a flyby.
    Negative, Ghost Rider.
    The pattern is full.
    No, Mav,
    this is not a good idea.
    Sorry, Goose,
    but it's time to buzz the tower.
    [Sonic boom]
    Goddamn son of a bitch!
    GOOSE: Yee-haw!
    Ha ha! Great balls of fire!
    Yee-haw! Jester's dead!
    You won? That's bullshit.
    Didn't everybody?
    Hell, no, man.
    We got our butts kicked.
    We went like this.
    He went like that.
    I said to Hollywood,
    "Where'd he go?"
    Hollywood said,
    "Where'd who go?"
    He's laughing at us
    right on the radio.
    It's me laughing, dickhead.
    We won!
    All right!
    They won, too, man.
    ICEMAN:
    That's not what I heard.
    GOOSE: We did. We got Jester.
    SLINGER: Below the hard-deck
    does not count.
    Hard-deck, my ass.
    We nailed that son of a bitch.
    ICEMAN:
    You guys really are cowboys.
    MAVERICK:
    What's your problem, Kazansky?
    You're everyone's problem.
    That's because every time you go
    up in the air, you're unsafe.
    I don't like you
    because you're dangerous.
    That's right...
    Ice...man.
    I am dangerous.
    Maverick, you and Goose get your
    butts out of that flight gear...
    and up to Viper's office now.
    Remember, boys.
    No points for second place.
    You're a lot brighter
    than you look.
    You shut up, OK?
    Don't worry, Goose.
    Two of your
    snot-nosed jockeys...
    did a flyby on my tower
    at over 400 knots!
    I want somebody's butt!
    I want it now!
    I've had it!
    God damn it! That's twice!
    I want some butts!
    Well, that'll just about cover
    the flybys.
    Follow me.
    Gentlemen...
    you had a hell of a first day.
    The hard-deck for this hop
    was 10,000 feet.
    You knew it, you broke it.
    You followed
    Commander Heatherly below...
    after he lost sight of you
    and called "no joy."
    Why?
    Sir!
    I had Commander Heatherly
    in my sights.
    He saw me move in for the kill.
    He then proceeded
    below the hard-deck.
    We weren't below 10,000
    for more than a few seconds.
    I had the shot....
    there was no danger,
    so I took it.
    You took it...
    and broke a major rule
    of engagement!
    Then you broke another one
    with that circus stunt flyby.
    Lieutenant Mitchell...
    Top Gun rules exist for your
    safety and that of your team.
    They are not flexible,
    nor am l.
    Either obey them,
    or you are history.
    Is that clear?
    Yes, sir!
    Dismissed.
    I really enjoyed that, Mav.
    Thanks a lot.
    Holy shit!
    Ahh.
    Maybe I could learn
    how to be a truck driver.
    You have the number
    of that driving school on TV?
    Truck Master, I think it is.
    I might need that.
    His fitness report says it all.
    He's a wild card.
    Flies by the seat of his pants.
    Completely unpredictable.
    He got you, didn't he?
    Yeah.
    Maverick.
    I flew with his old man.
    Tell me one thing.
    If you had to go into battle,
    would you want him with you?
    JESTER: I don't know.
    I just don't know.
    Still awake?
    Yeah.
    What's up?
    Can't sleep.
    When I first realized
    we were going to Top Gun...
    all I could think about
    was getting that trophy.
    I gotta be
    straight with you, Mav.
    Right now,
    I just hope we graduate.
    I've got a family
    to think about.
    I can't afford to blow this.
    I guess that flyby
    wasn't such a big hit, huh?
    Look, man,
    I know it's tough for you.
    They wouldn't let you
    in the academy...
    'cause you're
    Duke Mitchell's kid.
    You have to live
    with that reputation.
    But it's like every time
    we go up there...
    it's like you're flying
    against a ghost.
    Makes me nervous.
    You're the only family I've got.
    I'm not going to let you down,
    I promise.
    Get out of here.
    A rolling reversal would work
    well in that situation.
    If I reversed on a hard cross...
    I could immediately
    go to guns on them.
    At that speed, it's too fast.
    It's a little bit
    too aggressive.
    Too aggressive?
    Yeah, I guess
    when I see something...
    I go right after it.
    You didn't tell me
    who you were the other night.
    You didn't give me a chance,
    did you?
    You deserved it.
    I know.
    But, uh, you were tempted...
    to ask me out for dinner.
    -No.
    -No?
    No. I don't date students.
    I can see
    it's dangerous for you...
    but if the government
    trusts me...
    maybe you could.
    It takes a lot more
    than just fancy flying.
    Crash and burn, huh, Mav?
    Slider...
    you stink.
    Let's go!
    OK, Ice, yeah!
    KENNY LOGGINS SINGING:
    I'd say it was the right time...
    to walk away.
    When dreaming
    takes you nowhere...
    it's time to play.
    Bodies working overtime.
    Money don't matter.
    The clock keeps ticking.
    Someone's on your mind.
    Funny,
    but it's always the same.
    Playin',
    playin' with the boys.
    Stayin',
    playin' with them boys.
    After chasing sunsets...
    one of life's simple joys...
    is the boys.
    I don't want to be the moth...
    around your fire.
    I don't want to be obsessed
    by my desire.
    You play too rough.
    Playin',
    playin' with the boys.
    I'll be stayin'...
    playin' with the boys.
    WOLFMAN: We won! We won!
    GOOSE: Come on, Mav.
    Just one more game.
    That evens it.
    We can take them.
    I've got some things
    I gotta take care of.
    Just one more game.
    Please? For me?
    -Sorry.
    -You're sorry? Come on.
    WOLFMAN:
    Mother Goose, you pussy!
    Damn it.
    CHARLIE: Lieutenant.
    MAVERICK: Uh...
    CHARLIE: What, no singing?
    Look, I'm...I'm, um...
    No apologies.
    If you don't mind...
    I'm gonna just take
    a quick shower...
    while you're
    finishing up here.
    Yeah. I do mind.
    I'm hungry.
    And then...
    I thought about it.
    I thought...
    "You know, Charlie,
    he's a smart guy.
    "Why don't you just tell him
    why you've got him here?"
    Well?
    It's the MIG.
    The MIG.
    You're the only pilot
    who's been up against a MIG-28.
    I'm trying for
    this big promotion at work...
    and if I get it,
    I won't be here much longer.
    Seems to me
    you've got it all figured out.
    Yeah.
    Except you did forget the wine.
    Oh.
    Sorry.
    You always get what you want?
    No, not always.
    Yeah, maybe.
    Then relax about the MIG.
    OTIS REDDING ON STEREO:
    Sittin' in the mornin' sun...
    MAVERICK: This music.
    I'll be sittin'
    when the evenin'...
    CHARLIE: An old friend?
    My folks loved it.
    I haven't heard this in years.
    My mother used to call down
    from her room...
    and have me play this
    over and over again.
    I got so sick of it.
    But not her.
    She'd just sit up there alone...
    just listening for hours.
    Just listening.
    She died shortly after him.
    What happened to your father?
    I guess I kind of figured
    with your security clearance...
    you'd know more about him
    than I do.
    Well, I didn't get that far.
    Oh.
    Well, it's a big mystery.
    He disappeared in an F-4
    November 5, 1965.
    The stink of it was...
    he screwed up.
    No way.
    My old man was
    a great fighter pilot.
    But who the hell knows?
    It's all classified.
    Somebody must know.
    Yeah, somebody knows everything.
    Is that why you're always
    second-best up there?
    You are direct, aren't you?
    I'm sorry I was late.
    I'm sorry for being direct.
    No apologies.
    This is going to be complicated.
    Where are you going?
    I'm going to take a shower.
    Thank you.
    I enjoyed being here.
    [Motorcycle starts]
    It looks like you need
    another shower.
    Right.
    I'm going to be honest with you.
    Your MIG sighting is
    really important to my work...
    but, um...
    I don't normally invite students
    to my house.
    You're, uh...
    But please understand,
    I still have a job to do.
    -Morning.
    -Sir.
    I'm glad we got that straight.
    I told her
    how tough it is here...
    my ass dragging
    like an old tired dog.
    I told her that you didn't
    even have a woman here.
    You know what she said?
    "He probably doesn't have one.
    He's got eight."
    BO Y: Daddy!
    CAROLE: So, you're in love
    with one of your instructors.
    MAVERICK: Is that right?
    -l didn't tell her that.
    -Yes, you did.
    I can't believe you said that!
    That was a secret.
    VIPER: The bogey has
    good position right here.
    All right, freeze frame.
    All right, freeze frame.
    Moment of choice.
    The F-14 is defensive.
    He has a chance to bug out
    right here.
    Better to retire
    and save your aircraft...
    than push a bad position.
    Charlie, jump in here anytime.
    You stay in that diamond
    another three seconds...
    the bogey's gonna blow you
    out of the sky.
    You take a hard right,
    select zone five...
    you can extend an escape.
    You made a bad choice.
    Charlie.
    Aircraft one
    performs a split "S"?
    That's the last thing
    you should do.
    The MIG's right on your tail.
    Freeze there, please.
    The MIG has you
    in his gun sight.
    What were you thinking
    at this point?
    MAVERICK:
    You don't have time to think.
    If you think, you're dead.
    That's a big gamble with
    a $30 million plane, Lieutenant.
    Unfortunately,
    the gamble worked.
    The MIG never got a clean shot.
    Maverick makes an aggressive
    vertical move here.
    Comes over the top...
    and he defeats the bandit
    with a missile shot.
    The encounter was a victory...
    but I think that we've shown it
    as an example of what not to do.
    Next.
    Gutsiest move I ever saw, man.
    Now, this is a perfect example
    of a textbook maneuver.
    Lieutenant.
    Maverick.
    Lieutenant!
    Lieutenant!
    My review
    of your flight performance...
    was right on,
    in my professional opinion...
    I can't hear you.
    MAVERICK: Jesus Christ!
    And you think I'm reckless!
    When I fly,
    I'll have you know...
    that my crew
    and my plane come first!
    CHARLIE: I'm going to finish
    my sentence, Lieutenant!
    My review of your flight
    performance was right on!
    Is that right?
    That is right.
    But I held something back.
    I see real genius
    in your flying...
    but I can't say that in there.
    I was afraid that everyone
    would see right through me.
    And I just don't want anyone
    to know I've fallen for you.
    BERLIN PERFORMING:
    Watchin' every motion...
    in this foolish lovers' game.
    Haunted by the notion...
    somewhere there's a love
    in flames.
    Turning and returning...
    to some secret place inside.
    Watching in slow motion...
    as you turn my way...
    and say...
    "Take my breath away..."
    "my love."
    "Take my breath away..."
    "my love."
    "Take my breath away,
    my love."
    -Hey, Maverick.
    -Yeah.
    -You hear about Ice?
    -What's that?
    He won another one.
    -Really?
    -Yeah.
    MAVERICK: I feel the need.
    BOTH: The need for speed.
    JESTER:
    Gentlemen, this is hop 19.
    Multiple aircraft,
    multiple bogeys.
    Your training is half over.
    The competition for the Top Gun
    trophy remains tight.
    First place... ICEMAN.
    Second place... Maverick.
    Just two points behind.
    There they are.
    Three miles, left, 10 o'clock.
    I don't think they see us yet.
    OK, I see them.
    Two A-4s, left, 10 o'clock.
    Continue left turn.
    Good morning, gentlemen.
    The temperature's 110 degrees.
    Holy shit! It's Viper!
    Viper's up here. Great!
    Oh, shit.
    Great. He's probably saying...
    "Holy shit,
    it's Maverick and Goose."
    Yeah, sure he's saying that.
    I've got my eye
    on the northern bogey.
    Roger. I got the southern guy.
    Hollywood, you lead.
    I'll cover you.
    Break now, Jester.
    Hollywood, we're losing Viper.
    Let's stay on Jester.
    Roger. I'm on him.
    Goose, find Viper.
    He's out there somewhere.
    Stay with Hollywood, Mav.
    We're covering his wing.
    Goose! There's Viper.
    Three o'clock low.
    Stay with Hollywood.
    We're his cover.
    Don't you leave me, Maverick.
    Hollywood, you're looking good.
    I'm going after Viper.
    Goddamn you, Maverick!
    Mav, don't leave him.
    Goose, Hollywood's OK.
    I want Viper.
    Stand by. Viper's coming down.
    Holy shit, we're head-to-head.
    I can't believe
    we're doing this.
    Whoo! Rock and roll!
    Here's our chance!
    It's a big one, Goose!
    Come on, goddamn it!
    Come on, Mav, keep coming!
    OK, Sidewinder missile selected.
    Come on, baby. Come on.
    Come around, come around.
    That's it, that's it.
    Jesus, this guy's good!
    Goose! Where's he going?
    Come on! Come on!
    Keep coming, keep coming!
    Come on, baby.
    Damn, this kid's good.
    He's too close
    for missiles, Goose.
    I'm switching to guns.
    Come on! Come on!
    Stick with it.
    Stick with it.
    Hold it! Goose, check our tail!
    Shit! There's Jester!
    Bingo, Maverick's dead.
    You're out of there, kid.
    Shit!
    Defense Department
    regrets to inform you...
    that your sons are dead
    because they were stupid.
    Great balls of fire!
    OK, knock it off, gentlemen.
    Let's go home.
    Viper has the lead.
    I'm coming in.
    Shut up!
    Butt nose.
    JESTER: That was some of
    the best flying I've ever seen.
    Right up to the part
    where you got killed.
    You never,
    never leave your wingman.
    Maverick...
    it's not your flying.
    It's your attitude.
    The enemy's dangerous...
    but right now,
    you're worse than the enemy.
    You're dangerous and foolish.
    You may not like your wingmen,
    they may not like you...
    but whose side are you on?
    GOOSE: At least Viper
    got ICEMAN before he got us.
    We still got a shot at it.
    MAVERICK: That was stupid.
    I know better than that.
    That will never happen again.
    I know.
    I know.
    [Singing] You shake my nerves,
    and you rattle my brain.
    Thinkin' 'bout your love
    drives a man insane.
    You break my will.
    Oh, what a thrill.
    Goodness, gracious,
    great balls of fire.
    CAROLE: Would you go fetch him?
    Doesn't he ever embarrass you?
    MAVERICK: Hell, no.
    Well, there was the time...
    -Admiral's daughter.
    -What?!
    He told me all about the time...
    you went ballistic
    with Penny Benjamin.
    MAVERICK:
    Did he? Well, that's great.
    CAROLE: He tells me
    about all of them, Maverick.
    How my little angel, Goose,
    goes home early for church...
    and you, you always go home
    with the hot women.
    MAVERICK:
    All right, thank you, Carole.
    I'm gonna go embarrass myself
    with Goose for a while.
    Whoo! Whoo hoo!
    Ow!
    BOTH: You shake my nerves,
    and you rattle my brain.
    Thinkin' 'bout your love
    drives a man insane.
    You broke my will.
    Oh, what a thrill.
    Goodness, gracious,
    great balls of fire.
    CAROLE: I'd love to be able to
    warn you off about Maverick...
    but I just love him to death.
    I've known Pete
    for a lot of years now...
    and I'm telling you
    one thing's for certain...
    there are hearts breaking open
    all over the world tonight.
    Why?
    Because unless you are a fool,
    that boy is off the market.
    He is 100% prime time
    in love with you.
    Hey, Goose, you big stud!
    That's me, honey.
    Take me to bed
    or lose me forever!
    Show me the way home.
    Come on.
    Sing with the family.
    A-ha!
    A-ha!
    [Singing] You shake my nerves,
    and you rattle my brain.
    Thinkin' 'bout your love
    drives a man insane.
    You broke my will.
    Oh, what a thrill.
    Goodness, gracious,
    great balls of fire.
    Yee-haw!
    Ow!
    Maverick...
    you big stud.
    Take me to bed
    or lose me forever.
    JESTER: OK, gentlemen,
    this is hop 31.
    Two weeks to graduation.
    Top Gun trophy's
    still up for grabs...
    so every point counts.
    KENNY LOGGINS SINGING:
    Revvin' up your engine.
    Listen to her howl and roar.
    Metal under tension...
    beggin' you to touch and go.
    Highway to the danger zone.
    Ride into the danger zone.
    It's bottom of the ninth.
    The score is tied.
    It's time for the big one.
    You up for this one, Maverick?
    Just a walk in the park,
    Kazansky.
    Contact.
    Multiple bogeys. 1-6-5.
    Two miles. Looks like
    they're going away from us.
    Ho, I see them.
    Tallyho.
    Right, two o'clock. I'm in.
    I'm in.
    That son of a bitch
    cut me off.
    Come on, come on. Jesus Christ.
    Ice, take the shot.
    Ice, get the hell out of there.
    I can't get the angle.
    I'm too close for missiles.
    I'm switching to guns.
    Ice, fire or clear.
    Look at this.
    Jesus Christ, I could take
    the shot right here!
    I need another 20 seconds,
    then I've got him.
    I'm moving in.
    I've got the shot.
    Mav, let's get in there.
    Come on, Mav.
    Maverick's getting impatient.
    Come on, take the shot.
    Ten more seconds,
    then I've got him.
    Ice, get out of there.
    Let's do it, Mav.
    Ice, come off high right.
    I'm in.
    Five more seconds.
    Come off high right, Ice.
    I'm in.
    I'm off him. Shit!
    We're in his jetwash.
    Holy shit!
    GOOSE: This is not good.
    We got a flame out back.
    Engine one is out.
    Engine two is out.
    Goose, I'm losing control,
    I'm losing control!
    I can't control it.
    It won't recover. Shit!
    It's coupling up.
    We're out of control.
    This is not good.
    ICEMAN: Mayday! Mayday!
    Mav's in trouble.
    He's in a flat spin,
    heading out to sea.
    Altitude 8,000! 7,000!
    Six. We're at six, Mav.
    Aah!
    I'm pinned forward, Goose.
    I can't reach
    the ejection handle.
    Goose, you have to punch us out.
    I can't reach
    the ejection handle.
    Eject!
    I'm trying.
    Eject! Eject! Eject!
    Watch the canopy.
    Goose! Goose!
    Oh, no.
    Oh.
    Oh, God.
    Oh, God. Oh, God.
    Oh.
    Oh, God. Oh, God.
    DIVER: Sir, let go of him.
    You got to let him go, sir.
    VIPER: How you doing?
    MAVERICK: I'm all right.
    VIPER: Goose is dead.
    I know.
    VIPER: You fly jets long enough
    something like this happens.
    He was my R.I.O.
    My responsibility.
    My squadron in Vietnam,
    we lost 8 of 18 aircraft.
    Ten men.
    First one dies, you die, too.
    But there will be others.
    You can count on it.
    You got to let him go.
    You got to let him go.
    MAVERICK:
    I think maybe it was my fault.
    I don't know.
    I don't know
    what the hell went wrong.
    I'd like to help.
    I know it's difficult.
    God, I want him back.
    I'll be here if you need me, OK?
    God, he loved flying with you,
    Maverick.
    He'd have flown anyway...
    without you.
    He'd have hated it,
    but he would have done it.
    INQUIRY COMMANDER: We find that
    the F-14 flat spin...
    was induced
    by the disruption of airflow...
    into the starboard engine.
    This disruption
    stalled the engine...
    which produced
    enough yaw rate...
    to induce a spin
    which was unrecoverable.
    There was no way...
    Lieutenant Mitchell
    could either see or avoid...
    the jetwash
    which produced the engine stall.
    Therefore, the board finds
    Lieutenant Pete Mitchell...
    was not at fault
    in the accident of 29 July.
    Lieutenant Mitchell's record
    is cleared of this incident.
    Lieutenant Mitchell is restored
    to flight status without delay.
    These proceedings are closed.
    Get him up flying soon.
    JESTER: Come on, kid.
    Get in there. Engage.
    SUNDOWN: You got a bogey
    at two o'clock low.
    You got the angle.
    Piece of cake.
    JESTER: Take the shot, kid.
    SUNDOWN:
    You can engage any time.
    Hey, where the hell
    are you going?
    Uh, it's not good.
    It doesn't look good.
    It doesn't get to look
    any better than that.
    SUNDOWN: Hey, man,
    we could have had him.
    Hey, we could have had him, man!
    I will fire when I am
    goddamn good and ready!
    You got that?
    JESTER: He can't get back
    in the saddle. Won't engage.
    VIPER:
    It's only been a few days.
    JESTER: You know,
    he just might not make it back.
    Keep sending him up.
    Mitchell...
    I'm sorry about Goose.
    Everybody liked him.
    I'm sorry.
    Hi, it's Wolfman.
    Yeah, Maverick just quit.
    Excuse me.
    May l?
    Please.
    CHARLIE:
    I'll have what he's having.
    Hemlock, is it?
    MAVERICK: Ice water.
    CHARLIE: You weren't going
    to say good-bye?
    I heard you got that job
    in Washington.
    Congratulations.
    Thanks.
    But I wasn't gonna leave
    without saying good-bye.
    It's good to see you.
    CHARLIE: Thanks.
    Where you going?
    You don't even have a ticket,
    do you?
    I've seen all the evidence.
    It's not your responsibility.
    It's not your fault.
    You're one of the best pilots
    in the Navy.
    What you do up there,
    it's dangerous.
    But you've got to go on.
    You don't understand.
    When I first met you...
    you were larger than life.
    Look at you.
    You're not going to be happy
    unless you're going mach two...
    with your hair on fire.
    You know that.
    Naw, it's over. It's just over.
    CHARLIE:
    To be the best of the best...
    means you make mistakes,
    and then you go on.
    It's just like the rest of us.
    MAVERICK:
    You don't think I know that?
    I'm here to help.
    Look, thank you.
    But if I wanted help, really,
    I would have asked for it.
    So I'm too late.
    You've already left.
    You didn't learn
    a damn thing, did you?
    Except to quit.
    You've got that maneuver down
    real well.
    So long, Pete Mitchell.
    [Rings doorbell]
    MRS. METCALF:
    Well, hi, Maverick. Come on in.
    -How you doing?
    -Good.
    -You sure you're feeling OK?
    -Fine. Great.
    -Can I get you a drink?
    -No, thank you.
    Make yourself comfortable.
    Mike will be right down.
    OK. Thank you.
    I flew with your old man.
    VF-51, the Oriskany.
    You're a lot like he was,
    only better...
    and worse.
    He was a natural heroic
    son of a bitch, that one.
    So, he did do it right.
    Yeah, he did it right.
    VIPER: Is that why you fly
    the way you do...
    trying to prove something?
    Yeah, your old man did it right.
    What I'm about to tell you
    is classified.
    It could end my career.
    We were in the worst dogfight
    I ever dreamed of.
    There were bogeys like fireflies
    all over the sky.
    His F-4 was hit,
    and he was wounded...
    but he could have made it back.
    He stayed in it.
    Saved three planes
    before he bought it.
    MAVERICK: How come I never
    heard that before?
    That's not something the State
    Department tells dependents...
    when the battle occurred
    over the wrong line on some map.
    MAVERICK: So you were there?
    VIPER: I was there.
    What's on your mind?
    My options, sir.
    Simple.
    First, you've acquired enough
    points to show up tomorrow...
    and graduate
    with your Top Gun class...
    or you could quit.
    There'd be no disgrace.
    That spin was hell.
    It would've shook me up.
    So you think I should quit?
    I didn't say that.
    The simple fact is you
    feel responsible for Goose...
    and you have
    a confidence problem.
    I'm not going to sit here
    and blow sunshine up your ass.
    A good pilot is compelled
    to evaluate what's happened...
    so he can apply
    what he's learned.
    Up there, we got to push it.
    That's our job.
    It's your option, Lieutenant...
    all yours.
    Sorry to bother you
    on a Sunday, sir...
    but thank you very much
    for your time.
    VIPER: No problem. Good luck.
    [Applause]
    Gentlemen...
    Where's Maverick?
    I don't know where he is.
    You know what
    he's planning to do?
    Got to be hard on the guy,
    though, you know.
    Good luck.
    Hi, Mav.
    Congratulations.
    Thank you.
    -Congratulations.
    -Thanks, Mav.
    Sir.
    Gentlemen,
    I hate to break up the party...
    before it really
    gets out of hand...
    but there's work to be done.
    Some of you have to depart
    immediately.
    We have a crisis situation.
    -Ice, Slider!
    -Yo.
    -Hollywood, Wolfman!
    -Yes, sir.
    Maverick!
    Sir.
    Maverick, you'll get your R.I.O.
    when you get to your ship.
    And if you don't...
    give me a call.
    I'll fly with you.
    Sir.
    AIR BOSS JOHNSON:
    Gentlemen, this is bull's eye.
    The communications ship,
    S.S. Layton...
    has become disabled and wandered
    into foreign territory.
    A rescue operation
    is to begin within the hour.
    Your mission is to give
    air support to that rescue.
    There are MIGs in the area,
    and tensions are high.
    If you witness a hostile act,
    you will return fire.
    Those MIGs carry
    the Exocet antiship missile.
    They can fire them
    from 100 miles away.
    Gentlemen,
    this is the real thing.
    This is what
    you've been trained for.
    You are America's best.
    Make us proud.
    -Ice.
    -Yes, sir.
    -Hollywood.
    -Yes, sir.
    Sector 2.
    Maverick, you back them up
    with Merlin on ready five.
    Yes, sir.
    Rise!
    Excuse me, sir.
    This is not personal...
    but with regard to Maverick,
    is he the best...
    JOHNSON: I know what you're
    thinking. Just get on it.
    ICEMAN: Mustang, can you
    give me a mode four check?
    Voodoo-one, you got a pair
    of bogeys, 12 o'clock, 15 miles.
    Voodoo-one, zero-nine-zero.
    Radar contact 15 miles.
    They're doing 500 knots.
    Roger. That's your bogey.
    SLIDER:
    Got 'em dead ahead. 15 miles.
    Air speed is 600 knots.
    SLIDER:
    Bogeys just hit 650.
    Let's take a wider split.
    They're at 15,000 feet.
    Dead ahead, 10 miles.
    Air speed is still increasing.
    Dead ahead now. Eight miles.
    Dead ahead now. Eight miles.
    'Wood, you got 'em?
    Not yet. I can't see 'em.
    They must be close.
    I'm getting a hard-on.
    'Wood, I'm taking the lead.
    Let's identify 'em.
    HOLLYWOOD:
    Roger. You got the lead.
    I'm on your left side,
    a little low.
    Maverick's up and ready
    in alert five.
    Good, good.
    SLIDER: Hollywood,
    my bogey's still locked up.
    He's drifting to the left.
    Still maneuvering on course
    zero-nine-zero.
    ICEMAN: OK, 'Wood,
    let's bring it to the right...
    and we'll get
    a better angle on him.
    SLIDER:
    Ice, we got a problem here.
    We've got four aircraft
    on radar.
    Not one pair, two pair.
    Repeat, four bogeys!
    'Wood, we got four bogeys.
    Make that five!
    There's five, sir.
    That's five?
    Yes, sir.
    Oh, shit!
    He's got a radar lock on us.
    Get out of there, Hollywood,
    God damn it!
    Break left!
    I'm hit! We're coming apart!
    I can't control it!
    We're going down!
    'Wood's been hit!
    Shit!
    Voodoo-one, Wood's been hit!
    We've lost Hollywood.
    We've lost our wingman.
    Launch Maverick on alert five.
    Get a bearing
    on Hollywood and Wolfman...
    and launch the rescue helicopter
    immediately.
    Maverick's airborne.
    MERLIN:
    ICEMAN, what's your position?
    ICEMAN:
    Zero-nine-zero at 180 miles.
    On the left!
    Three MIGs, dead ahead,
    coming down the left side!
    ICEMAN:
    I'm going after them.
    I'm breaking around
    to the left.
    SLIDER: Four on our tail.
    That makes six of them.
    Lead MIG is coming
    into gun range.
    He's firing. Break right!
    Mustang,
    we are totally defensive!
    Launch the alert fighters!
    Where are they?
    One hundred sixty miles
    and closing in fast, sir.
    Ready Willard and Simkin
    off 'Cats Three and Four.
    Maverick's supersonic.
    I'll be there in 30 seconds.
    ICEMAN: Haul your ass!
    I'm engaged with five!
    I'm in deep shit!
    What about Willard and Simkin?
    Both catapults are broken.
    We can't launch
    any aircraft yet, sir.
    -How long?
    -It'll take 10 minutes.
    Bullshit, 10 minutes.
    This thing will be over
    in 2 minutes.
    MIG, 12 o'clock high!
    MIG, 12 o'clock high!
    Watch your back!
    Break right!
    ICEMAN:
    Shit, that was close.
    Maverick, how about some help?
    Come on, kid. Hang in there.
    Jesus Christ!
    Maverick, how about some help?
    Engage, damn it!
    He's on our tail!
    Watch out!
    Shit, we just flew
    right through his jetwash!
    Get control, get control!
    MERLIN:
    Good recovery, Mav.
    OK, let's get in there.
    Come on, we got to help Ice.
    Let's get back in the game,
    Maverick!
    MAVERICK: It's no good.
    MERLIN:
    Get in there, Maverick!
    God damn it!
    Maverick's disengaging.
    I knew it! Shit!
    God damn it, Maverick!
    MERLIN:
    Maverick, you can't leave him!
    Maverick, what are you doing?
    MAVERICK: Talk to me, Goose.
    MERLIN: Ice is in trouble!
    MAVERICK: Talk to me, Goose.
    MERLIN: He won't last alone!
    Get in the fight,
    for God's sake!
    Maverick!
    Maverick!
    Maverick's re-engaging, sir.
    I can't shake them!
    Ice, I've got your MIG
    dead ahead.
    I've got him dead ahead.
    Good tone. I've got good tone.
    I got tone! Firing!
    Where? Where are they?
    One hundred fifty five miles.
    Two MIGs dead ahead.
    Closure 800 miles an hour!
    I see 'em.
    I'm gonna take 'em
    down the left side.
    MERLIN: Oh, my God!
    Ice is right below us.
    He's got a MIG on his tail.
    He's firing! Break left!
    He overshot!
    He overshot!
    I'm coming in, Ice.
    Two MIGs dead ahead.
    I got him, Mav,
    one MIG passing between us.
    MIG on your left, three o'clock!
    He's going to fire!
    Maverick, check the guys
    to the north!
    Banking left, banking left!
    There he is!
    Get him, Ice. Get him!
    OK, you guys, I'm coming in.
    Maverick, got a MIG on our tail!
    We gotta get out!
    I can't leave Ice.
    He's still coming around!
    He's gonna get behind us!
    I'm not leaving my wingman.
    I'm on his tail.
    I'm going for it. I'm going
    for the shot right now.
    Roger, engage!
    I've got radar lock.
    I'm taking a shot!
    Fire!
    -Bingo!
    -Wash that sucker!
    Ice, MIG to your right!
    He's firing!
    I'm hit, I'm hit!
    We're hit in the right engine!
    I'm shutting it down!
    Coming in, Ice.
    That bogey's still behind you.
    I'm maneuvering for a shot.
    ICEMAN: Stay with him, Mav!
    Take the shot! Nail him!
    Ice, I can't get a tone.
    Shoot, Maverick!
    I can't get him off my tail!
    Maverick, we're hit again!
    It's OK.
    Both engines are functioning.
    Ice, on the count of three,
    break hard right.
    Three...
    two...
    one!
    Break right!
    Firing!
    Damn it, I missed!
    ICEMAN: Don't let him go.
    Keep on him, Mav!
    I got him.
    Here comes a shot.
    Concrete!
    Maverick, move!
    There's a MIG on your tail!
    We've only got one missile left.
    Approaching 110 miles, sir.
    God damn it!
    MERLIN: I got him!
    He's on us! He's on our tail!
    Shit!
    You haven't lost him!
    He's still with us!
    What are you doing?
    You're slowing down!
    I'm bringing him in closer.
    You're gonna do what?
    This is it, Maverick!
    I'm gonna hit the brakes.
    He'll fly right by.
    He'll get a lock!
    Now!
    I got a good lock.
    Firing.
    Whoo! Scratch four!
    Mustang, this is Voodoo-three.
    Remaining MIGs are bugging out.
    [Cheering]
    Mustang, this is Maverick,
    requesting flyby.
    Negative, Ghost Rider,
    the pattern is full.
    Excuse me.
    Something I should know about?
    Thank you.
    God damn that guy!
    Yeah!
    You!
    You are still dangerous.
    But you can be my wingman
    anytime.
    Bullshit.
    You can be mine.
    Maverick. How does it feel
    to be on the front page...
    of every newspaper
    in the English-speaking world?
    Even though the other side
    denies the incident...
    congratulations.
    Thank you, sir.
    They gave you
    your choice of duty...
    anything, anywhere.
    You believe that?
    Where do you think
    you want to go?
    I thought of being
    an instructor, sir.
    Top Gun?
    Yes, sir.
    God help us.
    THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS SINGING:
    You never close your eyes...
    anymore when I kiss your lips.
    And there's no tenderness...
    like before in your fingertips.
    You're trying hard
    not to show it...
    baby...
    But, baby...
    baby, I know it.
    You've lost that lovin' feelin'.
    Whoa, that lovin' feelin'.
    You've lost
    that lovin' feelin'...
    Hello, Pete Mitchell.
    I heard the best of the best
    were gonna be back here, so...
    This could be complicated.
    You know, on the first one,
    I crashed and burned.
    And the second?
    I don't know...
    but, uh...
    it's looking good so far.
    THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS:
    So don't...
    don't...
    don't...
    don't let it slip away.
    Baby.
    Baby.
    Baby.
    Baby...
    I'm beggin' you, please.
    Please.
    Please.
    I need your love.
    Need your love.
    I need your love.
    I need your love.
    Yeah, bring it on back.
    Bring it on back.
    Bring it on back.
    Bring it on back.
    Bring back...
    that lovin' feelin'.
    Whoa, that lovin' feelin'.
    Bring back...
    that lovin' feelin'.
    Whoa, that lovin' feelin'...
    [New song begins]
    CHEAP TRICK PERFORMING: Ooh.
    It's just a ball of dust...
    underneath my feet.
    It rolls around the sun.
    It doesn't mean that much to me.
    I take a chance
    on the edge of life...
    just like all the rest.
    I look inside and dig it out...
    'cause there's no points
    for second best.
    There's a...
    ragin' fire in my heart
    tonight...
    growin'...
    higher 'n' higher...
    in my soul, oh.
    There's a...
    ragin' fire in the sky
    tonight.
    I want to ride
    on the silver dove...
    far into the night...
    till I make you take me...
    on your mighty wings.
    Make you take me...
    on your mighty wings
    across the sky.
    Take me on your mighty wings.
    Take me on your mighty wings...
    tonight.
    Mmm, with just a little luck...
    a little cold blue steel...
    I cut the night
    like a razor blade...
    till I feel
    the way I want to feel.
    There's a...
    ragin' fire
    in my heart tonight...
    growin'...
    higher 'n' higher...
    in my soul, oh.
    There's a ragin' fire
    in the sky tonight.
    I want to ride
    on the silver dove...
    far into the night...
    till I make you take me...
    on your mighty wings.
    Make you take me...
    on your mighty wings
    across the sky.
    Take me on your mighty wings.
    Take me on your mighty wings...
    tonight.
    Oh...
    I'm going to make you take me...
    on your mighty wings.
    Make you take me...
    on your mighty wings
    across the sky.
    Take me on your mighty wings.
    Take me on your mighty wings...
    tonight.
    On your mighty wings.
    Make you take me...
    on your mighty wings
    across the sky.
    Take me on your mighty wings.
    Take me on your mighty wings...
    tonight.

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