![]() ![]() He’s too reckless and narcissisticĮvery time Maverick goes up, he flies dangerously. It’s a chronic problem and he doesn’t know how to solve it. ![]() #TOP GUN HARD LOCK WINGMAN HOW TO#įrom buzzing control towers to his inverted encounter with the MiG-28 to his training sorties at TOPGUN, Maverick just doesn’t know how to turn off his recklessness.Īt times, he’s even been known to disobey direct orders from commanding officers. His superiors call him out on it repeatedly, from his time in the fleet aboard the USS Enterprise to his antics at TOPGUN, darting below the “hard deck” to get a radar lock on one of his instructors. Perhaps this is a result of his inherent narcissism… a trait unbecoming of a potential TOPGUN instructor pilot. The Navy retired the F-14 Tomcat, made famous by Top Gun, 11 years ago (Paramount Pictures) He’s way too old to be an instructor anyways The young naval aviator is frankly way too self-absorbed to be an instructor given his penchant for doing things that would ultimately give himself the glory.Ĥ. Let’s do the math here - “Top Gun” was released in 1986, over 3 decades ago. By the time the sequel makes its appearance on the silver screen, 34 years will have elapsed since Maverick’s stint at the former NAS Miramar. ![]() Let’s add another four years to that, since Maverick was a lieutenant back when he first entered the TOPGUN program… which brings us to a grand total of 37 years. ![]()
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