Again in all honesty I also thought the ending was so so very soppy that it almost spoilt the movie. The Guardians must fight to keep their newfound family together as they unravel the mystery of Peter Quill's true parentage. | Rating: 2/5
We won’t be able to verify your ticket today, but it’s great to know for the future.Regal Groot is still slowly growing up, and Drax starts a slow burning romance with Ego's assistant Mantis (Pom Klementieff). But instead of starting in 1988, it begins in 1980, when a space man (CGI-young Kurt Russell ) woos Meredith Quill ( Laura Haddock ).
His comedic timing and deliver is on point. Everybody's role gets beefed up, which beefs up the overall story.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1:29 We won’t be able to verify your ticket today, but it’s great to know for the future.Regal 2 absolutely soars and the movie as-a-whole succeeds for the most part. All rights reserved. And Baby Groot is fucking adorable, but he's clearly there to sell toys, it's as transparent as humanly possible. In this PG-13-rated sci-fi actioner, the Guardians (Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, et al) must fight to keep their newfound family together as they unravel the mystery of Peter Quill's true parentage.
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Naturally everything looked slick and shiny, plenty of comicbook nods dotted around, and another retro soundtrack which I didn't really like this time truth be told. I actually thought many of the songs were completely out of place with some of the scenes, but that's just me (dunno what the kids think of these old tunes, do they even know what a walkman is?).
As for the main crux of the story which was Peter and his father Ego, meh...it was fine but nothing special in my opinion. But matching the original is, in theory, achievable.
But the However, when the sequel came along, something like Ben Sherlock is a writer, filmmaker, and comedian. Going back to the large action scene that climaxes the film, it's actually really damn good.
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To do that, he needs another Celestial, which is where Star-Lord comes in. It is corny in places, but then that is something one might expect for a film based on a premise like this one. Peter says no and he proceeds to ask every member of the Guardians. Jack Sparrow jumped the shark halfway into the second movie. | The film is a sequel to Guardians of the Galaxy.
Rooker has always been a tremendous character actor and if you disagree then we're just gonna have to throw down. It was fresh, clever and different, at least stylistically speaking, from anything Marvel had ever done at that point. 2 continues the story of the misfit band of space outlaws who originally banded together to save the universe in the first film.
And you might think 'but Yondu is/was a total asshole in the original' and you would be right. Each step of the way, each beat was wholly formulaic frankly.
The MCU had a huge hit with the first Guardians of the Galaxy. I don't wanna say it kills the movie, because it doesn't, but it was just the wrong creative choice to stick with this setting while not really accomplishing anything. It's all a moot point, to me at least, since The Dark Knight (in my opinion) is still the best superhero movie I've ever seen. All Harry Potter Movies Ranked Worst to Best by Tomatometer
But the special effects are great, there's some really cool moments involving Pac-Man, you'll know the one. 1:22 The film sees Star-Lord, Gamora and Drax being taken to Star-Lord's father's home planet.
Star-Lord, blinded by the beauty of Ego's planet and the fact that he now has a father in his life, ignores the fact that there's something just off about this planet. He's the best part about the movie by a country mile and don't doubt that for one second.
This 10-digit number is your confirmation number. It's a more emotionally-driven film than you probably would have ever expected. Groot takes about six attempts to find said item as he doesn't really understand and keeps coming back with all manner of things.
Drax is the comedic relief and while there's some of his moments that fall flat on their face, which I blame on the writing being a little more forced, I think that Dave Bautista is pretty damn entertaining in the role. Don’t worry, it won’t take long. And this is when the film just absolutely slows to a crawl. That was the best thing this movie did. Of course, expecting Vol. There is a great little sequence where Groot must find Yondu's head fin so both he and Rocket can escape from his traitorous men. When I say slows to a crawl, I mean that quite literally. Moviegoers are right to assume that the sequel abides by the laws of the Andrea True Connection.