Paramount+ has been making waves in the entertainment industry by offering a new way for viewers to enjoy their favorite films. With a 45-day theatrical window, Paramount films are typically released on Paramount+ 45 days after their initial U.S. release. But what does this mean for fans of Tom Cruise's latest film, Top Gun: Maverick?

Rumors have been circulating that the film will come to Paramount+ shortly after its cinematic release. However, it's unlikely that this will be the case. According to numerous outlets, the film will follow a different pattern, with Paramount+ not being an option for viewers until much later.

But what about fans of the original Top Gun? The 1986 classic is available on both Netflix and Paramount+, giving viewers multiple options for enjoying this iconic film. As a Paramount Pictures release, Top Gun: Maverick will be coming to Paramount+ in all territories where the streaming service is currently operating, as well as those where it's set to launch soon.

In an effort to clarify any confusion surrounding the film's release, Paramount's executive VP and CFO Naveen Chopra recently stated that a 45-day theatrical window is the 'default' for their films. This means that fans of Top Gun: Maverick will have to wait until this window has passed before they can stream the film on Paramount+.

In conclusion, while rumors may have been circulating about the release date of Top Gun: Maverick on Paramount+, it's likely that viewers will have to wait a bit longer than expected. However, with the streaming service set to launch in various territories around the world, fans will soon be able to enjoy this action-packed film from the comfort of their own homes.

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