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《壮志凌云：独行侠》是1986年电影《壮志凌云》的续集，汤姆-克鲁斯在该片中饰演一位名叫皮特-“独行侠”-米切尔的狂妄的年轻海军飞行员。
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在续集中，马弗里克现在是一名年过半百的海军试飞员，并被命令回到TOPGUN–精英飞行员培训学校，为一项不可能完成的危险的新任务培训最好和最聪明的人。
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他的学员之一是一个叫Rooster的头脑发热的年轻飞行员，由Miles Teller扮演，他是Maverick心爱的僚机Goose的儿子，Goose在第一部Top Gun中与Maverick一起飞行时不幸死亡。马弗里克对大鹅之死挥之不去的愧疚影响了他与鲁斯特的关系。
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《壮志凌云：独行侠》的三位编剧将前作中的线索进行了梳理，并将其转化为一部跨时代的男性友情片，一部真正具有史诗意义的父亲电影。他们在挖掘对原作的怀旧情结的同时，力求在情感方面达到新的高度。
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动作场面比前作更加惊心动魄、身临其境，演员们在拍摄期间接受了密集的飞行训练，并驾驶了真正的飞机。
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《壮志凌云：独行侠》感觉像是回到了一个逝去的电影实拍制作时代，在计算机生成的视觉效果占领好莱坞之前。
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电影中最有力的一幕是方基海默（Val Kilmer）短暂地重新扮演冰人（ICEMAN），“独行侠”以前的克星变成了朋友的角色。基尔默痛苦的表演让人屏住呼吸。
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Top Gun: Maverick is a sequel to the 1986 film Top Gun, which starred Tom Cruise as a cocky young Navy pilot named Pete “Maverick” Mitchell.
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In the sequel, Maverick is now a Navy test pilot in his late 50s and is ordered to return to TOPGUN, the elite pilot-training school, and train its best and brightest for an impossibly dangerous new mission.
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One of his trainees is a hotheaded young pilot called Rooster, played by Miles Teller, who is the son of Maverick’s beloved wingman, Goose, who tragically died while flying with Maverick in the first Top Gun. Maverick’s lingering guilt over Goose’s death affects his relationship with Rooster.
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The three screenwriters of Top Gun: Maverick have taken the threads of the original and spun them into an intergenerational male weepie, a dad movie of truly epic proportions. They’re tapping into nostalgia for the original, while aiming for new levels of emotional grandeur.
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The action sequences are much more thrilling and immersive than in the original and the actors underwent intense flight training and flew actual planes during shooting.
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Top Gun: Maverick feels like a throwback to a lost era of practical moviemaking, before computer-generated visual effects took over Hollywood.
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The movie’s most powerful scene is when Val Kilmer briefly reprises his role as Iceman, Maverick’s former nemesis-turned-friend. Kilmer’s aching performance takes your breath away.
链接：'Top Gun: Maverick' review: Tom Cruise stars in this high-flying sequel : NPR