Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
 

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But will Adam Warlock be coming in 2020? That is the question

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To come, or not to come...

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See, the thing about Infinity War is that it has to wrap up A LOT of arcs. Iron Man, Cap Amer, Gamora/Nebula, Drax, Bucky, Nick Fury (If he shows up), Loki maybe, Hulk?, Hawkeye, pretty much most people from Phase 1.

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I think, for the most part, it should simple to provide closure. Iron Man needs to further on his character in Spider-Man: Homecoming, maturing into a leader or caretaker for all Avengers as he is with Peter Parker. Becoming the new Nick Fury figure and putting sentiment aside (as Black Widow notes in Civil War).

Cap needs to do so as well and acknowledge his selfishness (which he hinted at in the very end of Civil War). Loki sacrificing himself (or, at least, he’s ego) for the sake of the marauded Asgardians (maybe giving them and his rival sibling a chance to escape (and didn’t Hiddleston say he was about ready to leave the role?)), that could all be done in flashy action sequences.

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All i want is Nathan Fillian To Play The Nova Core Guardians Character. Could care less who plays the Adam Warlock character but isnt that a plot hole issue since we saw in Guardians 1 Warlocks cocoon already and its open.

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I enjoyed GotG2. Looking forward to the third installment.

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GotG 2 was awesome (I dislike the first) so I’m looking forward for the 3rd one. Hope for another amazing sondtracks

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Warlock will definitely be around soon.


He appeared at the end of GotG2... so he has to be showing up soon.

James Gunn’s been fired from the director’s job after a series of offensive tweets about rape and pedophilia resurfaced.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/he...edium=referral

:D Justice Is Served!

Even as a Marvel fan, I always found Gunn to be a massive a-hole in real life. The guy couldn’t stay off Twitter and couldn’t keep his foot out of his mouth. Gunn has always been a divisive hate monger and always seemed to be way more than a few cents short of a dollar. These new revelations expose him to be even worse than I realized.

Honestly, this is wonderful news and makes me feel better about Disney and mankind in general. Good riddance.

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If you honestly think Gunn is a divisive hate-monger, you should see the guy who dug up the tweets in the first place.

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Well, It's done. No going back. Stuff happens sometimes.

Taika Waititi, anyone?

Give it to Rian Johnson

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I'm glad the only social media redickulousness I post is on MoFo. More like a bunch of prattle.


It might be a shizzy reason to be so, but tolerance got thrown out the window about 3 exits back. Then again, if you don't realize there isn't any value in twitter or the "gram" when you have so much to lose...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sig1wenq4Wc


Dave Bautista is not sure he wants to work for Disney anymore and thus, not sure if he plans to return as Drax.

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Avengers 4 -

Thor: unfortunately, Thanos’ actions have weakened the gauntlet. I don’t know if I can bring everyone back...

wow that's really sweet and loyal.

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Some updates:

Chris Pratt told MTV News that Marvel has agreed to use James Gunn's script for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.

https://consequenceofsound.net/2019/...s-gunn-script/

That's the good news, but the bad news is that the fan favorite to replace Gunn as director, Taiki Waititi, is NOT going to direct the film out of respect for Gunn. In his exact words from The Wrap:

"For me, those are James [Gunn]’s films. Going into something like that with his stamp all over his films would be like going into someone’s house and saying ‘Hey, I’m your new dad, and this is how we make peanut butter sandwiches now.’ It feels kind of awkward.”

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Wow. They've hired Gunn back:

https://twitter.com/yashar/status/1106618365274054656
I guess at the time there was a lot more uncertainty about what kinds of things were supposedly unforgivable, but vague standards and tiers of offenses seem to be coming into view, and they've decided Gunn was safe to hire. Kind of interesting.

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Step in the right direction.

I do think it's important that people see there is a limit to the punishments for insensitivity. Very few people like the idea of blacklists, or issuing career death sentences, merely for bad or inconsiderate jokes.

And I think in the long-run that's better for whatever standards people are fighting for in the first place, simply because a tempered and forgiving posture towards sensitivity is a lot more likely to succeed than an unforgiving and vindictive one.

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According to the report at Deadline, Gunn had met Alan Horn (head of Disney) numerous times and that Horn seem impressed with not only Gunn's public apology, but his handling of the situation. Gunn is going to do The Suicide Squad first then do Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

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I guess Bautista is happy.

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Eh, the sequel wasn't really that good. Still, I think it's only fitting that he finishes the trilogy he started.

Yay!

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This is a huge step for society. A mega-company like Disney paving way for a less sensitive society and not living like an afraid little mouse who don’t want to step on anybody or offend anybody. I hope more will follow and stop being little bitches about all things in life.

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I'd rather it was a sign that they weren't going to cave in to a bad-faith right-wing smear campaign that was less concerned with sensitivity in its own right than it was with deplatforming a vocally left-wing public figure.

In any case, can't wait to see how @yellowjacket1 weighs in on this.

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I'm hoping Rocket finds a mate who is like him (In vol. 1, he says "Ain't no one like me"). I'm hoping she's a fox, and they play with the "She's a fox" line.
https://media1.tenor.com/images/6b8e...itemid=8557737

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I am actually pleased with this decision. His tweets were pretty terrible, but career ending no

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****. Need more waiting for this amazing movie.

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heres the new trailer of it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3V5KDHRQvk

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Oh yeah, I enjoyed the music choice. By total coincidence I was going through an old hard drive's contents a few weeks ago and came upon that and enjoyed listening to it again for the first time in years.

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So hyped for this. I was laughing like hell at the start of the trailer where Drax threw the ball on that child’s face

Really wanted to see NOVA in this one

Anybody know why NOVA was not introduced?

If you're talking about Richard Rider, he'll be part of the MCU soon.
They're going to introduce him in a one-off special.

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^ This. That part got me. :D

new trailer . cant wait to see it in may 😍😍
https://youtu.be/JqcncLPi9zw

This will be a shit load of fun.

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I just hope it's better than Quantumania. Marvel's Phase 5 so far has not been very good.

I LOVE GOTG v1 and v2.

I just realized it's much easier to say "mix tape" than "mix disc". ;)
I wonder which classic songs this soundtrack will include. I'd love to hear Space Truckin' by Deep Purple. Peter Quill could at least wear the t-shirt.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DQW5yIcWkAUpz6U.jpg

The first one had the most coherent plot, the second was the funniest and this one was the most sentimental. There were some funny bits but overall it was just a bit messy. They just run around rescuing each other like in Avatar 2. It wasn't Love and Thunder bad, but a bit disappointing all the same.

The final battle was messy.

It was ok. After seeing L&T, Im happy with ok. Dont foresee going to another Marvel film for awhile, was urged by my boss to see this one.

End Game/Infinity War writes backed him into a corner with Gamora. He failed miserably at paying it off. Rocket's story which was basically the main theme had seeds of a very good story. I think it had themes that were very important i.e. socialism sucks d*ck. I just think he paid it off terribly and the rest of the movie is a car wreck around it. Not to mention it sidelined Rocket the whole movie. End sucked. Just basically tied off loose knots abruptly. I just think the most unforgivable aspect is Peter and Gamora's relationship. Again alot of it was taken out of his hands. I think if Gunn could have separated GOTG from the MCU he might have been able to land this plane. He landed it but the plane was a mess and unflyable now.

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Also. Groot looked bad in this movie.

The High Evolutionary's plan didn't really make sense.

That the ideal society of Counter Earth looked like American suburbs of the 80s was possibly the strangest thing about the High Evolutionary's plan.


They failed to make any sense of the Quill/Gamora situation. Quill now needs to 'learn how to swim' by being alone? When previously it has been about him learning to take things seriously and be part of a team. It's not the first time the MCU has fluffed a character's emotional arc for the sake of a neat ending... Captain America going back to be with Peggy after several films worth of him moving on and learning to live in the modern world springs to mind.

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Other than Spider-Man, of Marvel's current crop of movies, the Guardians of the Galaxy series is among the only ones left I have a "must watch" mentality for. Everything else, I could take or leave, personally. That said, I look forward to watching this film.

Not sure where you're getting the anti-socialism sentiment from here since the heroes are the ones effectively running a commune and the villain is the one who plans to play God with those he deems his inferiors (I would think calling himself the "High" Evolutionary would imply that he sees himself at the top of the proverbial food chain, whereas there isn't such a sense of hierarchy among the citizens of Knowhere).



I think it is because T.H.E. considered Earth itself to be a kind of template for the world he wanted to create and all that he would need to do to improve it would be to fill it with highly-evolved beings of his own design.

Each of Quill's individual arcs across each movies has been one of maturity and acceptance. The original had him learn to open up to others again after being emotionally stunted by his mother's death, Vol. 2 had him come to terms with his true parentage and realise that Yondu was a better father figure for him than Ego ever was, and this one had him deal with the fact that the Gamora he knew was gone. If anything...



I watched it two days after watching the first two back-to-back and I still couldn't tell you what the theme sounds like, but that's endemic to Marvel as a whole.

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All I'm saying is there's a reason people mainly remember the needledrops.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vfqkvwW2fs

Basically when the "High" Evoluntionary guy says something in the vein of "I wanted the perfect society". That sets bells off to me. Socialism/Communism is always in the pursuit of a utopian society that will never be. That's why it's so appealing to people. But it always ends in evil. At least that's why my head went to.

Yeah, that is very flimsy. Even if it were true that socialism and communism were the only ideologies that wanted to create a "perfect" society at any cost, it's not supported by the text of the film itself as it constantly emphasises the warmth and community of its heroes in direct contrast to the cold and isolated hierarchies that its villains impose upon themselves and others. Not like a Disney-funded superhero blockbuster with a nine-figure budget was ever going to be a paragon of socialism in the first place, but it takes more than just interpreting one line of dialogue in the abstract to argue that it's actively critical of socialism.

They are the political manifestation of what Thomas Sowell describes as the unconstrained vision in A Conflict of Visions. This contrasts with the constrained vision which sees man as imperfectible, which results in a need for governments built with checks and balances to make the best society that can be made from the crooked timber of humanity. The unconstrained vision, on the other hand, sees badness in people are people bad training, upbringing, education. Thus, they go in for utopian projects that erase history, start at year zero, and attempt to create a better man to inhabit a perfected world. The American Revolution followed the former. The French Revolusion, the latter.

the third one is always the worst

As a Kurt Russell guy I'm shocked but this might actually be my favorite of the three.

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And the last question on your road to winning a million is:

Is this screenshot from:
a) The latest computer game
b) The latest Guardians of the Galaxy movie

https://i.imgur.com/tUMZH1w.png

Found entertaining with Rocket's love interest. Other than that, wasn't overly impressed and a tad underwhelming. Rate the series:
1. The second
2. The first
3. The third

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Caught this over the weekend, obviously going in with low expectations. I thought it was better than I expected but still not without its problems. My wife loved it, as she loves animal stuff, and therefore loved the focus on Rocket. I hate the stupid communist dog. The CCCP was responsible for millions upon millions of deaths, and represents some of the worst aspects of a failed system. Might as well just slap a swastika on the thing, as far as I am concerned. I understand, but don't care that it was canon re: the comic.

Anyway, a fairly somber affair, and was sad to see the saga come to an end, as I adore the first film so much. Despite its problems, still one of the better films in the most recent phase, but that isn't a high bar.

I actually loved Back to the Future 3.

What do you think of the new Guardians? Would you watch a movie with the new team?
https://wikiofnerds.com/wp-content/u...-28-13-528.jpg

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The new team could be a turtle, an accountant, and a can opener, but if James Gunn's directing I'd give it a shot.

This may have been the last MARVEL movie ill ever see. Haven't even tried Ant-Man 3 yet, and unless there's some overwhelming outpouring of love towards a new release ill just avoid them altogether. From Iron Man 1 up till Endgame was a masterpiece. Now?!
Meh. I think the magics gone.

Once Hollywood puts its own thinking ahead of the source material, or original successful formula it always spells The End. Case in point, I heard in Deadpool 3 they're not letting Ryan Reynolds improv' quips into the film. sigh!

Sounds like it'll be the best one yet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HChzRB8h6LU

This was a decent flick, but you couldn't ignore the fact that there wasn't anyhing new shown here. Same old superhero stuff, jokes & action. Nothing of it will be remembered.

The new team, which most probably be for a series, will look like every other Marvel series.

On a side note, if you are looking for an enjoyable new superhero movie then the new Spiderverse movie is actually brilliant.

Too Rocket-centric but manages to smuggle moments of genuine sincerity, a rarity in Marvel movies. Most of the humor is still the bad old Marvel sarcasm/irony, but the emotional core of the story works rather well. The villain is pretty generic but I like how Rocket says "Because I'm a freaking Guardian of the Galaxy". It was almost exactly what I had thought about earlier that day about the inherent value of human life and how the fact another person cannot see that value in others doesn't mean that we are free from our duty to try to see the fleeting sparks of humanity that reside deep within that person's soul. Warlock's arc is another sincere moment, though I can understand the allegations of how on-the-nose, predictable, or glued-on it was. All in all, not that special in general. But special as far as Marvel movies go.

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I think like most people I didnt really know anything about these characters but i went into GotG with an open mind. I thoroughily enjoyed the first movie and liked the 2nd one as well but not quite as much as the first. That being said there were many great parts in it ie Yondu using his arrow on the traitorous crew.

The 3rd one for me was a bit underwhelming. It didnt seem to have the same 'magic' as the others. I found the villain of the High Evolutionary to be a bit of a joke tbh. His shouting temper tantrums and being far too emotional to be taken seriously. I prefer villains not exactly to be emotionless but to keep their emotions in check as that makes them more intimidating. That being said GotG Vol.3 is still a fairly good movie and one of the better superhero outings of late.

This is another possible New Guardians of the Galaxy (many of the "Ravagers" were original Guardians in the comics.)
https://fanfest.com/wp-content/uploa...t-the-mcu.jpeg https://nerdsonearth.com/wp-content/...5xEbwc0eg.jpeg

Just watched this on disneyplus i gotta say this made me a fan of the series.