First Time Watching Guardians of the Galaxy MCU | Reaction
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Guardians of the Galaxy was a minor, relatively obscure Marvel property before James Gunn chose it. Perfect match. The MCU has had great success with characters who weren't already blockbuster within comics. Even Iron Man was regarded as a fairly second-rate Marvel hero until Robert Downey Jr brought Tony Stark to life.
Oh interesting
I'd never heard of them when it came out. Even though I'm a big sci fi fan I wasn't expecting much from a story that had a tree and a talking raccoon in the group.
It ended up being my favourite Marvel movie. Loved the story, cast, humour and soundtrack. Amazing film.
Interesting, they let Gunn pick his movie? That's pretty cool!
As for the Guardians, I did read comics as a kid, I knew of them, but nothing about them really. I may have read about a Starlord or whoever, but their names would never stay in my brain or anything. I was mostly into the Xmen back then, though I knew the other main Marvel characters such as Hulk and whatnot.
@@mattschliemann9683 Groot first appeared in a story by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, but he was a rampaging tree monster from Planet X bent on extracting humans for scientific experiments. His first words on the cover: "Behold, I am Groot the Invincible! Who dares to defy me?"
So clearly these things developed over time. 😄
Depending on when you were a kid... it seems the "I am Groot" iteration didn't appear until he joined the Guardians in 2006, less than ten years before the movie. IIRC (stressing that) this was a reason Gunn wanted to do Guardians, because there was more flexibility in doing the lesser-known team, and the fact they were more science fiction than superhero.
@@ink-cow I feel like I remembered a character that would only talk with the same phrase. But it would be in the back of my head and I'd go "oh yeah that guy exists!" only when I'd see it in a comic or a magazine like Wizard or one of those marvel universe handbooks they used to make back in the day covering all that is Marvel Comics.
Actually other than there was a team that existed called the guardians I don't think I knew much about it except for Yondu. I remember him way back in the day. When I first heard of/saw the movie I was like who's Starlord? Sure if he showed up in a title I was reading at the time I'd see him there as a guest star but didn't really keep him in my memory unless he'd pop up again later.
I think I remembered a Raccoon that could talk existed. I knew about Drax the Destroyer from Marvel trading cards, honestly though I thought the card said he was a villain so I was surprised to see him on the GotG team.
Cosmically I knew of your bigger heroes like silver surfer and Adam warlock (haven't seen gotg 3 yet), Shiar empire and the corsairs, skrulls, Kree, mojo, pretty much anything that may have been introduced by the xmen comics. I knew the basics about Thanos, I didn't read avengers nor fantastic four outside of crossovers. But as for the Guardians, barely anything.
Such a shame though, seems like that title would have the ability to tell some wacky stories that could go anywhere when you have the whole galaxy as your playground to play with. Prolly would have been some good reads
The tape lasting ten years is indeed noteworthy. Ive had them last longer, but not often. What blows MY mind away is the fact the foam ear guards are intact.
Oh good point
I've still got a case of about 30 cassettes I made in the late 70's and early 80's. The last time I tried to play one, it still worked and that was maybe 5 years ago. Maybe they made them better in those days? Kind of like refrigerators? I don't know.
@@dggydddy59 I have collected 8 track tapes and most of them still play.
VHS tapes are different from music but I still have some of my VHS movies like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1
and Who Framed Roger Rabbit that are still in relatively good shape. They've lasted longer than some of my early
anime dvds that I bought in 2003 when I bought my first dvd/vhs player.
@@kimwatchesstuff 8 tracks?! Wow! I'm amazed you could still find a player!
You know what I really like about Your reactions compared to most people's reactions? You have immense delight when you're enjoying the film. You really go all in on getting into the movies, and it just shows so plainly. It's awesome.
I try to live my life the same way. Go all in
This is also my favorite part of this channel. Someone who genuinely seems to be enjoying what they are watching.
All the music in the Guardian’s movies is diegetic meaning that it is comping from a source in the scene and the characters are hearing it too. James Gunn the writer/director actually wrote the script around the soundtrack which is crazy considering they had no idea if they could get the rights to use the songs!
That's an interesting tidbit, thaks for that
"They crumpled my pants up into a ball. That's rude. They folded yours."
IDK why exactly, but this is my favorite line in the film. His delivery just cracks me up every time.
That cracked me up too
All three Guardians movies (and the Holdiay Special - yes, really there is one down the line, but don't watch it yet for spoilers!) have all made me cry. The characters and their bond are just so beautifully developed.
The Pina Colada song: Yeah they were cheating on each other but it lead them back to each other so they could start over. It shows that all they needed to do was communicate.
This is my fiance and I's favorite song lol. For a long time we'd sing the song for fun, only knowing the chorus. When we went to read the lyrics eventually we were like "omg LOL". Still our favorite song to dance to and laugh about it.
Plus, the songs real name is "Escape" and that is what they were doing.
Can't wait until you get to Vol. 2 and Vol. 3. They are both incredible.
Cool beans
19:07 That's Cosmo the Spacedog. She has her own comic book series (though in the comics she's male). Howard the Duck also has his own comic series and a movie made in the 80s.
There was me thinking it was just the Russian space dog from, you know, history.
@@raphaelperry8159Cosmo was actually based on the Russian space dog. For some reason though, Marvel made Cosmo a male while the actual space dog was female. James Gunn decided to follow actual history instead of the comics and make her female in the MCU.
Space is not in fact instantly fatal to humans. As NASA once put it human skin is actually a pretty good spacesuit. Capillaries near the surface would start bleeding but you'd remain conscious and be able to function for up to 30 seconds or so.
You can actually survive longer if you hyperventilate and then empty your lungs before being exposed to a vacuum. Experiments in the 1960s with chimps showed that they survived after being exposed to vacuum for 3.5 minutes. I've seen conflicting numbers for human beings, anywhere between 2 to 3 minutes.
It’s more like 15 seconds of consciousness. A failed space suit test exposed the test engineer to vacuum and that’s about how long he lasted.
The problem is the low pressure means oxygen starts to get pulled out of your bloodstream through your lungs so blood oxygen drops pretty fast. You can’t hold your breath either because the pressure difference can start to damage your lung tissue so you have to exhale.
They got test engineer back into pressure in less than 90 seconds and he was basically fine
@@paratus04 Yeah, Navy test pilots get 15-20 seconds, so everyone else gets about 10-12, with bonuses for fitness. And you don't instantly freeze either, because with no atmosphere there's no convection, so radiant heat loss is incredibly ineffective.
Interestingly enough, after about 60-90 seconds, your heart stops. Anyone who's returned to pressure before their heart stops recovers with no long-term ill effects. No one whose heart has stopped has ever recovered. Fortunately, all such incidents are exceedingly rare.
I haven’t seen anyone else told you but like Rocket said “No, Groot you can’t, you’ll die!” This Groot died, the baby Groot is the son of the first Groot and Rocket is his adoptive father. So you don’t confuse them, this new Groot is not the same as the one we saw in this movie.
Oh, that's good info thanks
27:30 *James:* _[goes for a swig of water]_
*Gamora:* We're just like Kevin Bacon!
*James:* _[nearly drowns]_
Oh that's nothing I nearly spit water out watching a few other movies. I can't remember which one but it came out my nose a little on one video.
Most of us had never heard of The Guardians when it released. Word of mouth from the initial viewers was quick and it became an instant hit. Superb soundtracks!!
Great soundtrack
I was curious about Humans in space so I looked it up. A Human can.last up to 15 seconds before losing consciousness and 90 seconds before death.
You'd be surprised at how many Marvel characters actually exist with over 8000 main characters and over 80,000 side characters. DC has around 10,000 different characters main characters according to DC who don't really keep a number count. So there's alot for Marvel to pull from in terms of characters from iconic ones known in the mainstream to Guardians of the Galaxy a team that only hardcore readers new about. Introduce you're heavy hitters first like Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Captain America and then go into the lesser known characters in the public eye like Antman, Guardians of the Galaxy, Doctor Strange, Black Panther, Shang-Chi Moonknight, Werewolf by Night, Man-Thing etc.
fun fact: you actually would be able to survive in space for a little while, and much longer than they usually depict in movies. You would not freeze immediately and turn into a block of ice... with no air in space there's no medium for your body heat to leave your body through so it would actually take a long time for your to freeze to death. You also would not explode due to the pressure difference... contrary to popular belief a vacuum doesn't "suck" with great force, it's only when a very high-pressure system is next to a much lower-pressure system that it would explode... you probably would lose consciousness fairly quickly, and of course you would eventually suffocate after a few minutes. The main thing you'd have to worry about is your blood boiling due to the low pressure (substances solidify, liquefy, and vaporize at different temperatures depending on air pressure), but that would also take more than a second.
I'm pretty sure you'd be near instantly blind. -200 degrees is dang cold.
@@AwesomeUSMovies It is dang cold. But in a vacuum, with nothing to absorb the heat from your body through convection or conduction, it actually takes a fairly long time for your body to radiate its heat away into space.
Some trivia:
1. There would be four actors that James (and others) might recognize, and ironically, two of them are the non-human characters - Vin Diesel (from The Fast and the Furious and Saving Private Ryan) is Groot, and Bradley Cooper (the long-haired "cool guy" in The Hangover) is Rocket. The third is Glenn Close, the Vice-President from Air Force One. She plays Irani Rael here. Lastly is Benicio del Toro (The Collector in this film); previously, he was in Snatch with Brad Pitt.
2. The song that Chris Pratt (Star-Lord) listens to during the opening credits is "Come and Get Your Love" by Redbone. It remains their biggest hit of their career.
3. "Come and Get Your Love" is a rarity among singles - it reached a peak of #5 on the Billboard Hot 100 music charts in 1974. However, it was popular enough that it stayed on the charts long enough that for the year, it reached #4. This is one of the rare cases where its year-end ranking was higher than its weekly ranking.
4. Guardians of the Galaxy received two Oscar nominations in 2014: Best Visual Effects and Best Makeup. It didn't win in either category, and it was Interstellar that won in the Visual Effects category.
5. Director James Gunn spent two years in college at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, then left, returned to his hometown of St. Louis, and later graduated from Saint Louis University. According to him, "Gunn" is a shortened name of the Irish name "MacGillgunn."
6. To my knowledge, James Gunn is not related to Anna Gunn, who played Skyler White in "Breaking Bad." However, he does have five siblings, several of whom are known in some circles.
7. Guardians of the Galaxy made a box office of $773 million, which was third-highest for the year of 2014.
8. Dave Bautista (Drax the Destroyer) is a former professional wrestler, beginning his acting career in 2006.
Good stuff, thanks Eric
@@AwesomeUSMovies Sean Gunn who plays Yondu right hand man Kraglin, is James Gunn brother
Side note: to me he'll always be Kirk from Gilmore Girls
Batista was impressive, even among other wrestlers. He was nicknamed The Beast
I may be wrong, but I think Redbone are the only all-Native American band to have a Top Ten hit song.
I only recently learned Nebula is played by Karen Gillan who played Ruby Roundhouse in "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" (and also Amy Pond on Dr Who 2010-2013).
Gamora is played by Zoe Saldana who played Uhura in the 2009 new timeline "Star Trek" film as well as Neytiri in "Avatar".
Chris Pratt, 'Star Lord', is best known for the last couple of "Jurassic Park" films as the expert Raptor-wrangler.
The voice of Groot is Vin Diesel ("Fast & Furious" franchise, the two "Riddick" films), and the voice of Rocky (the 'Raccoon') is Bradley Cooper (the "Hangover" franchise, "Limitless", "American Sniper", "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves").
The woman playing the head of Nova Corps Irani Rael is Glenn Close (so many films) and Corpsman Dey is played by John C Reilley ("Stepbrothers", Roxy's suffering husband in "Chicago")
The fellow with the 'fantastic eyebrows' was the head medical technician always saying "Perfect" in "The 5th Element".
I haven't watched Jumanji yet
Glad you enjoyed it! I'm not a big marvel fan, but this is one of the few MCU movies I love.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Same
2:20 One of the BEST soundtracks!
Actor Chris Pratt who plays Starlord is fenomenal. Highly recommend to watch all the Guardians films. He is also in Jurassic world franchise. Worth to check them out too.
The lovely thing about Marvel movies is that Stan Lee is always a great easter egg.
Yeah.. Stan Lee, I knew I knew him
@@AwesomeUSMovies I humbly request The Fantastic Four. It's one of the few Marvel movies OUTSIDE the MCEU. Of course, Stan Lee makes an appearance and Chris Evans (Captain America) is the Human Torch.
The guy who plays Thanos is Josh Brolin. You’ll remember him as the older brother in GOONIES!
How could you tell with all the "Makeup"?? or CGI face... IDK
He is also Cable in Deadpool 2, has played George Bush and the hero character in "No Country for Old Men"
Also played a younger version of 'K' in one of the "Men in Black" films that goes back in time to the 1960s. He PERFECTLY captures Tommy Lee Jones!
The actress who plays Gamora is also Neytiri in Avatar
cool
This is actually not a departure. All of the movies connect eventually.
"Has Anybody Seen My Gal" (1952) a fun look back at American life near the end of the Roaring '20s. Very cute comedy.
YOU CALL ME BOY!!
Movie starts out as a bummer, but the true tone is set when the Walkman starts to play.
"How are these people still alive?" It's called plot armor, the finest kind ;)
Yeessssss I’ve been quietly waiting for you to continue the MCU films 😂❤️
Yeah
Love the Guardians of the Galaxy movies, the 3rd one really explains Rocket's life.
Oh interesting, I'm sure I'll get there eventually
So funny he mentions footloose at the beginning lol
That actually is funny, didn't think about it till this comment.
That fact that towards the beginning of this reaction, you said Footloose has a great soundtrack too is so ironic considering how important it is in this movie. Anyways, this is my favorite MCU movie so I just had to click. :)
So happy to have you. Hope you enjoyed the reaction
I'm enjoying your reaction videos, and love your laugh.
Starlord dropping the orb was actually a goof on the part of actor Chris Pratt, but he actually made it look intentional. It was so funny and fit the character so well that director James Gunn decided to keep the scene as filmed.
The security guard was character actor John C. Reilly, who is in a lot of films.
Dave Bautista who played Drax was a pro wrestler before going into acting. The muscles you noted are all his, and not a muscle suit. This was the film that really put him on the map as an actor.
Thanks for the great info, it's appreciated
Awesome reaction! Such a fun film with an amazing soundtrack
Thanks
Not noticed until now, but when Rocket says he needs that guys prosthetic leg, he laughs a tiny bit
2:20 boy is it ever my guy!!
It was, and I even found a playlist of all the songs on UA-cam.
The main cast:
Chris Pratt (Star-Lord)
Zoe Saldana (Gamora)
Dave Bautista (Drax the Destroyer)
Vin Diesel (Groot)
Bradley Cooper (Rocket)
Lee Pace (Ronan the Accuser)
Djimon Hounsou (Korath)
Karen Gillan (Nebula)
Michael Rooker (Yondu Udonta)
John C. Reilly (Rhomann Dey)
Glenn Close (Irani Rael)
Benicio del Toro (The Collector)
Josh Brolin (Thanos)
the guy whos in all of them won sort of contest. his name is stanley.
Starting from this movie and forward the MCU get crazier and weird in the best possible way!! Glad you’re back on it
Lots to watch
"Is this movie gonna have a good soundtrack?" You know it brother!
Hell yeah it did!
By the security guy do you mean the cop at the end?
Thats John c Reilly. He's known for goofy comedies, often with Will Farrell.
Another Nova Corps officer was Peter Serafinowicz. You've probably seen him in a hundred things but didn't recognize him in any.
Same could be said of Michael Rooker.
Both are actors who if you haven't noticed before, you sure will now.
Finally, IIRC, you dont have to watch anything else before Guardians 2.
They don't cross over until after that
Peter Serafinowicz starred as a live-action character in "The Tick" as well as a minor character as the roommate who ends up a zombie in "Shaun of the Dead".
He also 'appears' doing a fantastic impression of Trump in a series of deep fake spoofs on UA-cam called "Sassy Justice".
@@chris...9497I wanted to mention Shaun of the Dead, but wasn't sure if he'd seen it yet. Now I know he has
Very fun reaction video. Love it. There movies are amazing because each movie gets better than the last.
This is probably my favorite mcu movie! I love the soundtrack (as well as vol. 2) and pull it up once in a while to work to :) Your reaction was great; I bet you'll like all the Guardians movies!
Hope so
Remember to watch clip after end credits, tells you about next film
I did... Howard the duck
One of my favorite ❤
Yayyyyyyy back into the MCU!!!
Yeah
YAY YAY YAY! I found you when you started MCU, so glad to see you're heading back in! This is when it really kicks off and you won't want to stop.
Great
Have you ever watched The Walking Dead? The actor that plays Yondu (blue guy with the arrow) is also in that show . He is a real badass
Fun Fact: Howard the Duck had a movie in the 80s and may have been THE FIRST marvel movie. I personally loved it as a kid. If I remember correctly, it was very punny! It was produced by George Lucas and Lucasfilms did the special effects in pretty sure. And it had a pretty bangin theme song I thought as a kid.
But! It bombed at the box office. Watching it nowadays I do enjoy it still though there are some scenes that drag. Somethings I can't believe they put in that movie. Check it out sometime, but be wary, as did other people, you might not like it as much.
In that film, Jeffrey Jones ("Ferris Bueller's Day Off", "Beetlejuice", "Sleepy Hollow") turns into this scorpion-esque trans-dimensional monster that Howard has to kill. Also, Howard's costar is a very young Lea Thompson (the "Back to the Future" franchise) before she did very much else.
Personally, I loved the comic and was hyped to hear it was being made into a film. I thought they did a great job and to this day can't understand why it did so poorly in the theaters. Just another film before its time, I guess.
such a fun watch, glad this movie and franchise exists
It was fun
Guardian's movies are great. I liked the 2nd even more than Vol.1, and recently saw Vol.3 and was sad that it will be the last one. I love these stories and characters.
Another great one, keep ‘em coming. One of the best movie soundtracks
More to come!
They made a Kevin Bacon / Guardians christmass special.
weird
@@AwesomeUSMovies It's a funny mini story. I can't say more without spoiling it
Just clicked on, haven’t started watching yet, but i know you’re gonna love it.👍 It is inevitable.
Hope you enjoy!
gonna watch this tonight once i get off work!
Awesome sauce
DUDE! Not gonna lie, I thought you gave up on the MCU. Glad I checked in! I cannot wait till you get to Infinity War / Endgame
Great to hear, I'll be getting to these more regularly
At 10:05 that's Dave Bautista, former WWE wrestler.
Not as famous as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson or John Cena,, but still pretty well-known.
Not sure I'm familiar with him
He was introduced in the WWE as part of Evolution, a faction that also included Triple H, Ric Flair, and Randy Orton
Soundtrack to American Graffiti 🤘🤘🤘👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🤠
I don't care what anyone says, Groot is one of my all-time favorite characters of all fictiondom.
He's great, but just a twig now.
@@AwesomeUSMovies Actually, that's Groot Jr. I think it's been confirmed by James Gunn that Baby Groot is the next generation. I've always thought that Twiggy Groot was Junior Groot.
Also, I don't know enough about Comic-book Groot, so I'm going with a trope. There's a scifi show called Farscape. One of the characters is a blue lady named Zhan. She's basically a humanoid-looking plant. At some point in her life-cycle, she produces those dandelion seeds that kids blow all over. Shortly thereafter, she passes on. Just like Groot putting out the little flower for the little girl and the light-up floaty motes.
Of course, the big difference is Groot wrapping up his friends and that BIG BIG crash.
I'm sorry for the essay. I like Groot and I think he deserves an essay.
Great movie. Made Chris Pratt into a movie star. And, now you have to watch Howard the Duck.
I enjoy watching the mcu with you but it occurs to me you probably never saw the original Spiderman movies with Tobey Mcguire that started in 2002. They were hugely popular and in many ways became the blueprint they use for the mcu
Guardians of the Galaxy, Silver Surfer, and Dr Strange were the go-to psychedelic comics, back in the day. Lots of trippy comic panels of space scenes and alternate dimensions, etc.
Humans can last something like 30 seconds in space
Our 7500 book library is organized according to the Dewey decimal system...
Still, that's crazy. Most are using dewey-free or that new word based I've seen a couple of libraries use
My fav marvel movies
You should do the marvel movies in order tho
I know.... :-(
Love your genuine reactions when i saw this i clicked so fast u will love all 3 thank you.
Great to hear. I'm trying hard to make great content for everyone.
@@AwesomeUSMovies i have to say u are killin it i grew up around all these movies & its great to relive them in someone else's eyes... i love watching your reactions they're the best & your laugh makes me smile...cant wait for more. Thanx & blessings for the work u put in.
So much fun!
Agreed
As you can see, you have reached a pointvin your viewing where films sometimes reference other movies or actors. Like RDJ in Tropic thunder talking about forest Gump.
Never seen Tropic Thunder sorry
@@AwesomeUSMovies add it 😀
You knew nothing of Guardians of the Galaxy, and neither did most everybody else before this film, even comic fans. But they really knocked it out of the park with making us care about these characters. Then later integrating them into the MCU. I enjoy your reactions. Couple questions though. You say you mostly read books and played board games before starting this channel. What are some of your favorite board games? Ever heard of the Dice Tower or Shut Up and Sit Down? They review new board games.
Love the guardians movies 🎉not so much the other ones.
After you watch all of the GotG movies, in MCU order, (including the Christmas special) go back and watch them again. As I'm rewatching it with you I'm seeing a lot of things I missed before.
Cool, thanks
Always one of the most fun MCU film. Great reaction as always
Thanks for watching
One thing to watch before volume 2 (if you haven’t already) is Mary Poppins! It ties in, but I won’t spoil it.
Got it
Uh-oh, he's back into the McDonald's of movie franchises.
Great reaction, James you always seems to have so much fun watching these movies
I try
You definitely need to go back one and watch “Captain America and the Winter Soldier”. A LOT of fans say it is the best of the MCU. Also Thor the dark world is at least worth a watch even if you don’t edit and put up as there is a bit of info that comes back in the future.
Thanks for the info
Humans can survive around about a minute in total vacuum with very few long term effects (the biggest one being you'd probably have blurry vision for a minute or so after you got back in pressure. Granted you'd only be conscious for about half the time, so you'd better hope you get done what you need to in that time. Long term exposure of your skin to total vacuum will burst blood vessels just below the surface and basically result in a full-body hicky.
I'd be more concerned about human eyballs in -200 degrees
@@AwesomeUSMovies Eyes would cool off due to evaporation of the moisture on their surface, but vacuum isn't cold, vacuum isn't any temperature because temperature requires stuff and vacuum is the absence of stuff. Vacuum is one of the best thermal insulators known which is why vacuum flasks like thermoses work so well. Assuming someone doesn't manage to get back into a period compartment, and their corpse wasn't in sunlight they will very, _very_ slowly cool down over the course of several weeks or months, but they definitely won't instantly freeze. If they _are_ in sunlight, though, and near Earth, they won't cool down at all but will, instead, be receiving more energy from the sun than they radiate so they will burn to a crisp over the course of a day or two as their temperature gets raised to around 250°F.
The biggest danger isn't your eyes freezing, but drying out and having a larger internal gauge pressure than normal. If you squint, you'll keep some of that moisture in and still be able to see somewhat. The pressure difference is the biggest reason your vision will be blurry as your eyes will slightly change shape with the pressure difference and will take a bit of time to go back to normal, which they probably will.
Vacuum's not great for human survival, but there are significantly worse situations to be in.
Howard the Duck was another comic book and actually got its own 80s movie. Not a great movie, but had some laughs as I recall.
Yeah... Howard the Duck is a Marvel... thing.
But who is he?
@@AwesomeUSMovies Unfortunately as the Matrix, no one can be told what Howard the Duck is... you have to see it for yourself. Watch the 1986 movie "Howard the Duck"... if you dare.
Though it's widely regarded as among the worst movies of all time (IMO, it's a funny movie underrated and taken too seriously by most), Howard the Duck (1986), produced by George Lucas, was actually the first film ever made based on a Marvel Comics character... thus far Howard has only had a few cameos in the MCU proper, though, including his first one in this after-credits scene.
My husband told me on our first date that he watched and liked Howard the Duck.... We've been together 14 years. Guess his odd taste works for me.
If you look really closely, Howard the Duck is also in the final charge in "Endgame"
It's a terrible movie, but the actors go so overboard it's fun to watch them
The old man that you forgot the name, and in all the marvel movies is Stan Lee, the creator of lots of marvel characters.
Yup, that's him
Great marvel movie James glad you enjoyed it one of the better ones
It was great, thanks for watching
Thanos and the stones bring all these MCU movies together. This was a lot of fun in the theater. 👍
Great
😁 great one james.
Thanks
I can NOT wait for you to check out the second one. Maybe some of the other marvel movies? Love your videos!
Appreciate that, thanks
Actually, you really should know all of these MCU marvel characters. As a bookworm they all originated in comic books. And let’s be honest comic books really are the best kind of books. After all you do have that saying a picture is 1000 words and there are many many pictures in comic books along with some words.😊
I read novels. I've read a few of the old comics but nothing like this.
@@AwesomeUSMovies I'm fully aware of what you meant I was just having what Irish people call having the crack. It's where lovingly tease each other for fun. And those big thick novels you read if they're drawn pictures they could have fitted in 30 pages lol.
Great movie
Agreed
The sequel is my favorite marvel movie. Drax is my favorite character. The guardians of the galaxy movies are the most important marvel movies. They give us info on the infinity stones. Thanos, celestials, and the bigger picture of the marvel universe itself. Also, Howard the duck is one of the most powerful marvel characters due to just how lucky he is.
Oh.. I thought it was Jax.. thanks
@@AwesomeUSMovies no, he's the muscle man with Metal arms from Mortal Kombat. Easy to get those two confused.
The MCU will take care of you
Nice
The start of a fun Sci Fi Superhero Trilogy
Nice, 3 of them cool
Great reaction! Thanks for sharing 😃
Thanks for watching!
I really like your channel. I would like to suggest that you consider some non-U.S. movies, too. While I strongly prefer American cinema, I do have an appreciation of some foreign-made films. You will probably enjoy the films of Akira Kurosawa, for example. Give 'em a try! I think you'll like 'em.
Thank you so much for your support. The reason I do US based movies is do to copyright. Most countries don't allow for fair use. Several reaction channels have been taken down due to foreign films.
The other GotG movies are excellent as well. Volume 3 is in my opinion the best MCU movies and is one of my favourite movies. This doesn't mean there aren't great ones yet to come.
IN all honesty, not even Marvel Comic fans knew much about Guardians of the Galaxy. The Guardians were rather obscure.
Good to know thanks
Your MCU powers have gained in strength. Its a fun movie up and down. Why are you not watching this in a 4D iMAX theatre my friend.
So I can react to them for all of you
Hello, all is want to say is... Enjoy.❤😊
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This is a great movie, and I'm glad you made it back to the MCU, but these movies should still be watched in order. I think you ended off with The Avengers. I'm not looking at the list, but I think there were three other movies before you get to this one.
Last one was Iron Man 3
@@AwesomeUSMovies You are definitely watching out of order. I IMLORE you to get the release order and watch it that way. It is absolutely imperitive!
@@AwesomeUSMovies you are out of order but not by much. This movie is a good one to watch out of order. Doesnt mess much up
I absolutely love "Guardians of the Galaxy," it is one of my favorite MCU movies. If you're enjoying movies based on comic books that are also both funny and moving, I can recommend "Hellboy" (2004) and Hellboy: The Golden Army (2011); both directed by Guillermo del Toro and starring Ron Perlman and the late John Hurt. I'm really thinking that you may find these two films as awesome as I did. P.S. Do not bother with the "Hellboy" reboot from 2019. It's mediocre rather than awesome.
Wanna know how I know your honest in your reaction? Because you said its that it's one guy in all the movies. Stan lee & J K are why Marvel exists.
Wait till you watch the second one is just as good
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