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Val Kilmer, playing Tom 'Iceman' Kazansky, made a cameo in the much-anticipated sequel - released 36 years after the original film - despite losing his voice to throat cancer in 2015

Why are conservatives so desperate to claim this as their movie? It's basically a two-hour, 11-minute Cialis ad

Moviegoers in Taiwan broke out into applause during an advanced screening of Top Gun: Maverick when they saw their flag on Tom Cruise's iconic jacket.

Rightwing pundits have tried to claim the sequel’s box office success as their success but there are enough examples to show that this isn’t the case

Legacy films are more than a sequel: they hand franchises down to a new generation of viewers, passing a cultural baton.

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Val Kilmer’s lone scene in “Top Gun: Maverick” is strikingly powerful — not only because it successfully projects decades of close friendship between his character, Tom “Iceman” Kazansky, and Tom Cruise’s, Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, but because it also draws on the actor’s own experiences. The combination lays fertile ground for…

Tom Cruise’s long-delayed return flight.

If you feel the need — the need for nostalgic callbacks galore — worry not. “Top Gun: Maverick” has you covered.

The film reflects anxiety over the US’s relative decline in the face of China’s high-tech military might

Shot in g-force conditions and with real fighter jets, Top Gun: Maverick bucks Hollywood’s reliance on computer-generated effects to deliver an authentic adrenaline rush.