With high critical acclaim and several box office records, “Top Gun: Maverick” made a splash in cinemas in Brazil and around the world.
The film instantly became the biggest preview in Paramount Pictures history and the biggest opening weekend of Tom Cruise’s career, which has several blockbusters, such as the “Mission: Impossible” franchise films.
In addition, “Top Gun: Maverick” was the number 1 film in the world at the weekend of its debut, occupying the position of Tom Cruise’s highest-grossing debut in Brazil, surpassing the 1 million admissions mark in the country. This was made possible by the largest Tom Cruise production preview circuit in the country: there were 701 theaters and 1,678 theaters, the largest circuit in Paramount history in the country.
When it comes to critics, the “Top Gun” sequel has a 96% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a staggering number and the second best score in Tom Cruise’s career, behind only “Mission: Impossible – Fallout”, with 97%.
As much as critics like it, who agree that “Top Gun: Maverick accomplishes an even more complicated feat than 4G inverted dive, delivering a long-delayed sequel that surpasses its predecessor in a very entertaining style,” the audience arrives. showing even more sympathy for the film.
On Rotten Tomatoes appears “Top Gun: Maverick” with an audience of 99%, by far the best of Cruise’s career, with over 5 thousand reviews certified by the famous platform.
The film follows Tom Cruise’s character, Captain Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, 30 years after the events of “Top Gun”. The character has just been selected to train the team of Top Gun graduates for a mission no pilot alive has ever been on.
“Top Gun: Maverick” is available in theaters.
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