Top Gun 2 Will Make Goose’s Death Even Worse For Maverick

Top Gun 2 Updates: Top Gun: Maverick promises old fans to see Tom Cruise’s maturing legend do some self-reflection, however, this continuation will make Goose’s demise significantly harder for him. 

After more than 34 years from the big screen, Top Gun: Maverick will, at last, see the arrival of Tom Cruise hit the film screens in 2021.

Crowds can expect the story will see Maverick actually conveying a portion of the narratives of the first film (Top Gun) with him. 

With original Top Gun director, Tony Scott, shockingly committing suicide in 2012, directorial obligations tumble to the proficient hands of 80s geek and Tron 2.0 director Joseph Kosinski.

Kosinski has also directed Oblivion, starring Tom Cruise himself. Be that as it may, the new director will have this one hell of a task ahead to complete this film keeping in mind to fulfill the expectations of the first Top Gun fans.

This exciting sequel will bring back some of the cast from the first film. However, critical figures, such as Cruise’s sweetheart Charlie is missing from the spinoff. 

Top Gun 2 Goose’s Death

However, it’s not simply the director of Top Gun: Maverick who has a difficult work; the film’s primary character will probably share the same fate as well. In the first Top Gun, Tom’s careless Maverick falls into a guilt trip subsequent to rebuking himself for the passing of his companion and co-pilot Goose.

Whiplash star Miles Teller will play Rooster, Goose’s child, in Top Gun: Maverick, which means the memories of Goose and the blame around his demise will gauge considerably more upon Maverick. 

Teller has said that this film will be emotional, and the presence of a memorial service included in the Top Gun: Maverick trailer demonstrates this spin-off won’t be as fun and carefree as the OG one.

Maverick’s self-blame over Goose’s Death is unmistakably going to be tended to in this sequel, regardless of whether the body in the casket is that of one of his new students, his old adversary/closest companion Iceman, his maturing guide, Viper, or a flashback to Goose’s burial service.

With Maverick feeling regretful and being confronted with hatred, the presence of Rooster will undoubtedly incite a ton of emotional trauma.

Like various 80s restorations, Top Gun: Maverick’s more serious tone is set to question a ton of the undiscovered dark elements left unmentioned in the first Top Gun. Top Gun: Maverick should consider the expense that Maverick’s notorious “need for speed” has taken on his life.