Top Gun: Maverick

The Chinese state-run newspaper Global Times railed against the global blockbuster hit Top Gun: Maverick on Monday — over a year after its release — as warmongering “propaganda,” proving that the Pentagon “censors the creation of films.”

An opinion piece published by MSNBC on the eve of the Oscars has called the smash hit Top Gun: Maverick the “most insidious movie” at the awards.

Leftist Hollywood director-producer Judd Apatow mocked Tom Cruise at the Directors Guild of America Awards on Saturday as his hit, woke-free film “Top Gun: Maverick” aims for Best Picture.

Acclaimed Hollywood director Steven Spielberg told Tom Cruise he “saved Hollywood’s ass” with the success of “Top Gun: Maverick,” adding that he may have saved theatrical distribution altogether.

Tom Cruise was conspicuously absent from the best actor drama category in this year’s Golden Globes nominations for his performance in the blockbuster smash “Top Gun: Maverick.” Now a new report is claiming the snub is a direct result of the star’s recent decision to protest the Globes’ lack of diversity by returning the three statuettes he won in the past.

Tom Cruise released a YouTube video thanking the public for returning to the theater to see “Top Gun: Maverick.” Then he jumped out of a plane.

With “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” and a big pile of Oscar bait underperforming, the box office just endured the second worst weekend of this year.

The summer box office took a 21 percent dive this year.

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ is the first film in history to top the box office on both Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends.

The non-woke, pro-masculine Top Gun: Maverick is now the fastest selling digital sell-through of all time.

How hungry are Americans for non-woke movies? So hungry that the non-woke Spider-Man: No Way Home and non-woke Top Gun: Maverick are this weekend’s kings at the box office.

The Royal Air force (RAF) specifically requested that anyone but a white male pilot be sent to appear alongside film star Tom Cruise at the premiere of the film Top Gun: Maverick earlier this year.

The Ron DeSantis campaign dropped its “Top Gov” ad ahead if Tuesday’s primary in Florida, paying homage to the governor’s military experience with a parallel to the ever-popular movie Top Gun: Maverick.

Top Gun: Maverick is on its way to $700 million domestic. After 13 weeks in release, more than three months, Top Gun: Maverick was in the top four this weekend. Top Gun: Maverick just passed Avengers: Infinity War for the all-time domestic box office crown and will undoubtedly beat Black Panther before the end of its run.

Up, up, and away. Top Gun: Maverick has cruised past Avengers: Infinity War to claim the title of sixth-highest grossing movie in U.S. box office history.

Paramount’s biggest smash ever, “Maverick” sits at seventh all-time in domestic box office, not accounting for inflation, right above “Titanic” and just below “Avengers: Infinity War.”

We reported last month that Top Gun: Maverick beat Titanic’s $601 million first release haul. Now Top Gun: Maverick has topped Titanic’s total haul, including all three of its re-releases.

The non-woke “Top Gun: Maverick” has just crossed the $600 million mark and topped director James Cameron’s “Titanic” (1997) at the box office.

Hollywood star and boxer Mickey Rourke has taken a swing at a much bigger Hollywood star — Tom Cruise, arguing that the “Top Gun: Maverick” actor no longer takes creative risks and is essentially playing the same role over and over.

“Top Gun: Maverick,” the “Top Gun” sequel, reached $1 billion in worldwide box office in its fifth week of release.

Tom Cruise’s latest blockbuster, “Top Gun: Maverick” has been given a thumb’s up and a solid ’10’ from an unlikely source after President of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro took to social media early Thursday to offer his applause for the box office blockbuster.

Three weekends after its release, “Top Gun: Maverick” — a woke-free, patriotic ode to excellence, masculinity, the racial melting pot, and smug-free blockbuster entertainment — continues to over-perform.

Had “Star Wars” gone the “Top Gun: Maverick” route, the greatest film franchise in history wouldn’t have been demoted to a TV show. 

Tom Cruise is still flying high at the box office with his latest, ‘Top Gun: Maverick,’ with the smallest 2nd week decline in years.