Top Gun: Maverick Limited-Edition Steelbook

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And Warner Bros Home Entertainment and DC have officially announced The Flash: The Complete Eighth Season for release on Blu-ray and DVD on 10/18. The set will include all 20 episodes along with deleted scenes, a gag reel, and 2 featurettes ( The DC Heroes: Path to Glory and The Flash: Standing the Test of Time). more so than the companion Blu-ray, which is itself a master class for that format. Here, however, there is

training in real F-18s and military training requirements, Cruise's own flight training plan, and more. daytime exteriors, the Dolby Vision grading proves far punchier and more vivid than even the Blu-ray, though still certainly a shade darker overall as A Love Letter to Aviation (1080p, 4:48): This piece looks at Cruise's personal love for aviation and shooting the P-51 sequences.

story and characterization, and he has delivered a practically perfect cinema experience that pushes boundaries while holding fast to the Top that is well entrenched and heavily defended. He has a maximum of three weeks to prepare the pilots. There is a wrinkle, however: one of the

Hell, even as CG effects improved, fighter plane movies were basically non-existent ( Stealth's a boat-load of flashy fun, but also a Box Office bomb that only further nailed this coffin), leaving Top Gun the defining movie for four decades, and many generations of viewers, becoming so mythical that nobody would even want to try to go near it. promotion. He is now a test pilot who, as he did in his younger days, pushes to the limit beyond what is expected and what is theoretically possible. film. Director Joseph Kosinski ( Oblivion, Only the Brave) does wonders behind the camera to keep the filmAlthough the story is strong and the characters are very well drawn, with intense dynamics that naturally flow from the first film, there is no front, top, and flap are made to resemble a jet fighter exterior with some key elements in view: the call sign, a warning, and a star. The sides and well. There is no denying that, even if the image looks darker overall, that it is also heathier, more vivid, more capable of handling stark contrasts countless opportunities for sonic excellence. It's the mach-10 equivalent of home theater sound mixing and Atmos audio presentation. The tighter dramatic current, superior characterization, and even more boundary-pushing excitement. Few pictures blend spectacle and story so well.

meets with Iceman in the latter's home office at the 57-minute mark; there's a different mood to the color grading but also far more tonal precision picture. The film does what it needed to do some 35 years later: offer a more mature lead character training the next generation of Top Gun pilots for

of pushing beyond their jet's, and their own, limits, if they are to survive the mission, all the while Rooster finds himself at odds with his instructor.