First official Guardians of the Galaxy photo

Added on January 9th, 2014 by Bark | Report Post
Tags:Comic Books, Movies

from left to right, Gamora (Zoe Saldana), Star-Lord (Chris Pratt), Rocket Raccoon (Bradley Cooper), Drax (Dave Batista) and Groot (Vin Diesel)

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dirtyghettok (#179417)

11 years ago

Well, first off, lets not get any hopes up. Why?

1. James Gunn is directing. So expect plenty of cheese. Not a lot or any good realism expected at all. The guy seems to spend more time styling his hair then focusing on his films.
2. Chris Pratt is in it… enough said.
3. They had to bring in director Joss Whedon to fix multiple scenes.
4. Back to number one on the realism. The end credit scene with Del Toro couldn’t of looked any more fake then possible.
5. Not trying to just rip on James Gunn, but if you go by his track record he mimicks prior films, and abuses it. So again, from leaked trailer trailers/photo’s, he’s already looking to abuse the humor of The Avengers movie and cheese it up again.
6.?????
7. No matter what, it’s gonna profit. Just may need to do a pregame drunk first.

tiki god (#1) (MCS+)

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Reply to dirtyghettok

11 years ago

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0348181/

Movie 43 – total bomb of a movie.
Lollipop Chainsaw – good, but only because of T&A
Super – ehhhhh…not terrible
Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed – terrible
Scooby-Doo – terrible
Dawn of the Dead (screenplay) – Hey, I liked this one!

so look, he did one good movie 10 years ago, sooooo….

Korinthian (#3174)

Reply to dirtyghettok

11 years ago

Not saying that you’re wrong about what you said, but I don’t think this movie needs to go for realism.

Aquaman43 (#85320)

11 years ago

I’m sorry..realism?

dirtyghettok (#179417)

Reply to Aquaman43

11 years ago

Sorry, kind of.. Take that back… I AM babbling a bit today. But per Wiki “Realism in the arts may be generally defined as the attempt to represent subject matter truthfully, without artificiality and avoiding artistic conventions, implausible, exotic and supernatural elements.” So to me,, not rely on CGI so much (like the Star Wars prequels) that it pulls you out of the film because it looks fake. Granted, you may have no choice for certain parts. But I’d rather see small and let our imagination take us away. But that’s just my babbling opinion.