That is unless Lady Gaga’s song is used to the best of its ability. It’s bound to be good and evocative and everything, but unless a huge amount of current bangers have been hiding in plain sight, it won’t be the same. Other than that, it seems as if there will be a straight score composed by Faltermeyer and Hans Zimmer. YOU BUY MORE, YOU SAVE MORE Required photos should show clearly the whole and complete things of the item. Trailers for Top Gun: Maverick have so far been soundtracked by Top Gun Anthem, and apparently Danger Zone will also make an appearance. for example, the original box, plastic bags, blister card and all contents. It seems unlikely that the same will be said for the sequel. It is impossible to separate Top Gun from its soundtrack. Then there’s Playing with the Boys, which effectively gets its own instantly iconic music video spliced inside the film. The entire cast sang You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ at Kelly McGillis. Key to this was the way that each song was baked into crucial scenes. The soundtrack was such a sensation that it went nine times platinum in the US alone and Take My Breath Away won an Oscar.
But you also have (Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay and You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’. You have Harold Faltermeyer’s deathless Top Gun Anthem. You have Berlin belting out Take My Breath Away. So you have Kenny Loggins performing Giorgio Moroder and Tom Whitlock’s Danger Zone. It was a flawless mix of overdriven 1980s pop, composed and performed by figures who would come to embody the decade as a whole, and nostalgic oldies for anyone who might find all the synthy vamping a bit too much. The Top Gun soundtrack, at the time, was perfect. Because although Top Gun became a phenomenon in 1986 for a variety of reasons – including Tom Cruise’s innate star power and all the zippy shots of fighter jets in action – the main reason was its soundtrack. However, this would be a profoundly un-Top Gunny thing to do. So Tom Cruise completes his mission, salutes his superiors who now look upon him with newfound gratitude, pauses by a fighter jet to stroke it as one would a horse, clambers in, takes off and, as the jet speeds off to destinations unknown, the credits roll and Hold My Hand comes on. The easy thing to do would be to just chuck it on at the end.
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