You should see that movie in a theater, and it will stay in the theater for a longer period of time."
There are certain movies that are really made for the theatrical experience. He said: "We do still look at it on a case-by-case. While the two camps may still be fighting over M:I 7, it seems that Cruise may have won the battle over Top Gun: Maverick.Īt the summit mentioned above, Chopra specifically picked out the sequel as a film that would not follow the 45-day rule. This was revealed in a Hollywood Reporter article, where it alleged that Cruise and Paramount were locked in a battle over the theatrical window of another of his films, the long-delayed Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One (aka Mission: Impossible 7). An advocate for the traditional cinematic experience, he is said to prefer the more usual pre-pandemic window of 90 days. Reportedly, however, Tom Cruise is not a fan of this shortened theatrical window. The CFO explained the reason behind this: "We like that it allows us to capture the vast majority of the box office revenue And it allows us to then move that content on to a streaming platform when it's still fresh and new." Did Tom Cruise and the 'Top Gun: Maverick' Cast Really Fly Their Planes?.Who is Jennifer Connelly's Character Penny in 'Top Gun: Maverick'?.What Has Kelly McGillis Said About Not Returning to 'Top Gun: Maverick'?.So far, their major releases like Jackass Forever, Scream and Sonic the Hedgehog 2 have all followed that pattern. This means that Paramount films come to Paramount+ 45 days after their initial U.S. At a recent summit, Paramount's executive VP and CFO Naveen Chopra said that a 45-day theatrical window is the "default" for their films. There are two schools of thought here-Paramount's, and Cruise's. Numerous outlets have reported that the film will come to Paramount+ 45 days after its cinematic release, but that is unlikely. Paramount+ is also where you can watch the 1986 original Top Gun-though unlike Maverick, that movie is also available on Netflix in the U.S. As a Paramount Pictures release, the film is coming to Paramount+ in all the territories where that streaming service is currently operating (as well as places where it is coming soon like in the U.K.) Tom Cruise in "Top Gun: Maverick." The film will stream on Paramount+.
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