"If I had a Blacklight, this place would look like a Jackson Pollock painting." I've seen that line go over so many people's heads. But it did not go over VKunia's head. Her mental reflexes were too fast; she caught it.
@@glennwelsh9784 I'm kinda surprised that Quill knew who Pollock was in order to make the joke in the first place... I mean he was pretty young when he was abducted.
I believe that Yondu was happy about what Quill did. His glowering expression bespoke disappointment at Quill giving in so easily. When he opened it up and saw Quill had tricked him, the smile bespoke relief-- and maybe even pride.
A cameo you might have missed, The alien dude in the prison that Groot picked up by his nostrils, was played by Nathan Fillion from the classic sci-fi series Firefly and Castle.
Doesnt really matter. I see the characters as how they are played in the movies. Not who they are in reality. Takes me out of the movie experience if i do.
At the time, this film was considered a HUGE risk. Nobody in the mainstream knew of this group, and even comic readers like myself weren’t very aware of them unless you sought them out as they didn’t get many shout outs in other books. Marvel Studios even did a 15 minute preview of the jail break sequence to get positive word of mouth buzzing a few weeks before the film opened. The rest is history.
@@lokithecat7225 amazing how someone can can go from guardians volume 1 being a top 20 movie ever made for me. To The Suicide squad one of tbe worst 20 movies ever made.
@@WheresWaldo05 2016 Suicide Squad? He had nothing to do with... 2021 SS, that he Wrote & Directed? It's currently listed as #40 on IMDB, won 2 Awards, 28 Nominations and was a great movie. Either way, no matter how bad either of them are, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of worse movies.
@@lokithecat7225 I said "The suicide squad" if you actually read my unedited comment and not jump to conclusions. "Suicide squad" was David Ayers. Hence me typing THE.
@@lokithecat7225 also i didnt ask you for your opinion on the movie. I on my own stated my opinion cause its mine. No one elses. And dont care what you think about it either.
If you ever do a "best worst films" poll or reaction series, Howard the Duck (1986) would definitely be a candidate for that kind of thing. And yes, he's an an actual Marvel comics character (as is Cosmo the spacedog in the same scene).
HtD, terrible movie but considering the source it's still works for me as canonical MCU. Characters like him and Squirrel Girl eat ridiculous for breakfast. The comic version even hooked up with Lea Thompson who played his... sidekick(?) in the movie. My only regret is that I can't imagine how anyone could bring to life my favorite panel with Cosmo when he psychically slams Thanos by mentally projecting "Thanos, SIT!".
It would be interesting to see her react to non MCU marvel movies like Howard the Duck, Blade, Red Sonja and Hulk. They aren’t all great, but they laid the groundwork.
@@garavonhoiwkenzoiber I loved it. Though I am also probably biased by my lifelong crush on Lea Thomson, but you also have to accept it for what it is, and it's exactly what it intends to be. Completely absurd rather than even a comical yet serious movie.
If you enjoyed Nebula's debut in this, buckle up. She has one of the absolute best journeys in the MCU in terms of character growth. Where she starts here and where she ends up in [title redacted] is amazing. Enjoy Age of Ultron next, can't wait for your reaction!
My mother passed away from cancer a few years before this movie came out... the opening scene hurt to watch, the "take my hand" at the end absolutely ended me. Just watching this reaction got some tears.
Honestly one of my my all-time favorite Marvel movies easily. Guardians of The Galaxy was such a breath of fresh air, very creative and original, funny, emotional, well cast, great plot, amazing characters absolutely top notch music. Brilliant film.
Regarding the second post credits scene, Howard the Duck is an infamous character in Marvel history because in 1980s his film was one of the company’s first attempts at theatrical films for its characters and the film was horrendously bad and is considered one of the worst of all time. So his appearance in the MCU could be taken as a shout out to the Lowest point in Marvel’s history and an indication of how far their films have come
Howaed the Duck was supposed to be an animated film, but George Lucas (yes, that George Lucas) owed the studio a live action film and the original satire and absurdism of the original script was lost in translation.
@@TheRubberDuck77 Well, Howard is a movie you have to be in the right frame of mind for. It's...strange and you just have to let the movie be what it is instead of trying to force it to fit into some predetermined mold. If you just relax and embrace the absurdity, it's awesome. If you can't (and a lot of people can't) it all falls flat.
Ya, I heard how bad the Howard the Duck movie was so never seen it. I tried watching it about 4 years ago (knowing it was going to b bad), but I don't think I made it past about 35 mins... I DO find his appearance in the end credits... suggesting to me that Howard was one of the 'things' that were collected and entrapped by the Collector until the explosion freed him
Absolutely. Both are pretty fun. And it's interesting that in the Big Five Personality Traits, women test higher in empathy than men do. And wow, is it ever so true with all the reactors I've watched so far. That's not bad, it's just such a stark contrast it's funny.
I am. I just watched Ashleigh’s Dark World reaction the other day and my heart still hurts from her 100k thank you/emotional confession about her mental health struggles at the end. 😢♥️
The two girls are the most fun and the most genuine...by far. They're also the two reactors on youtube that I would genuinely be friends with in real life...so, bonus! 🤣
What amazes me about these Guardians films is that a lot of the time they’re laugh out loud hilarious, but when they get serious they really get serious and we end up witnessing some of the darkest and most mature content in the MCU.
When I went through the MCU movies for the first time, I had no clue about this movie. Heard it was a great movie, but I kept thinking... no Avengers in it. Now it is one of my favorites. I have more comments regarding certain characters, but they risk spoilers too much. The music as stated in tons of reviews is so fun and great soundtrack.
Supposedly James Gunn pitched this to the MCU counsel deal that had with Feige and Joss Whedon and others. Joss said that when he heard about this pitch he thought it was gonna be horrible and would never work on screen, but apparently Gunn sold it and he said he was shocked at how good it was. James Gunn has knack for making some really weird things actually work.
Fun fact: the woman who played Quill's mom, Meredith, also played in the first Captain America movie, which she played a fan that wanted Steve's autograph during the stage play scene. James Gunn confirmed that her character is the mother of Meredith & the grandmother of Quill as well.
That 'cool ship' is called The Milano, after Alyssa Milano, a crush of Peter's when he was a kid on Earth lol. The Power stone confers upon its wielder nigh invulnerability, exponentially superpowered strength, and the ability to fire pure energy blasts. This is why no normal being can just hold it, it's far too volatile. Groot's species' vocal cords harden over time as they grow older, so that the only words they can speak are "I am Groot", but those who have been with them a while can pick up on the subtle inflections used to determine what they're ACTUALLY saying. Also, Denarian Garthan Saal is known in the comics as Supernova, who contains the power of the entire Nova Corps within him. He flips between being a good and a bad guy, and I'm interested to see if they bring him back for new stuff in the MCU. Howard the Duck is another oooooold Marvel property, there was a film in the 80's about him that you should check out lol
Fun facts: Vin Deisel voiced Groot in all language versions of the film. The dog at the end supposed to be based on Laika the dog sent into space in the 50s. He's called Cosmo the Space Dog in Marvel Comics. The duck is Howard the Duck a comic character. He also had a movie from way back...don't watch it.
@@TearDownGenesis It really isn't AS bad as everyone says. If you've ever heard what legendary film critic Joe Bob Briggs says about Howard The Duck, I actually agree with him on it. It's a really fun movie if you know what you're getting into and don't compare it to a masterpeice of film or even expect one with a title called "Howard The Duck".
The Collector is an Elder of the Universe. Elders are generally an entity that has a strong drive in some field or pastime (for example collecting) and outlives the rest of their race, thereby being the last of their kind. We have seen 2 and half Elders in the MCU films (one is described as a Celestial, even though he is usually described in the comics as an Elder...but he is a special case).
The orbs doesn't tell them where the infinity stones are. The collector was just explaining how many stones are there and how they came to be. The orb contained that infinite stone as it cannot be touch by bare hands, that why its contained in the ord. Only some really powerful being can hold this infinity stone (not all the 6 six stones are deadly when held) without dying.
When Gamora confuses you with her Kevin Bacon reference it's from when Peter introduced her to his music & 'Well, on my planet, we have a legend about people like you. It's called Footloose. And in it, a great hero, named Kevin Bacon, teaches an entire city full of people with sticks up their butts that, dancing, well, is the greatest thing there is.' Not only watched it a lot of times, looked up the quote.
It's too bad they couldn't get Kevin Bacon to appear in one of the Marvel films, (although he was in X-Men first Class so maybe he figured that he served his time in a comic book movie and and doesn't want to do anymore!)
As a character, Groot will go grow on you too. Is final speech about family and togetherness is both enlightening and captivating. It feels like a giant warm hug.
After credit scene is Cosmo the space dog and Howard the Duck... Cosmo was a Soviet space dog during the 1960s. He was launched into Earth's orbit by the Soviet space program as part of an experiment but was lost in space, arriving in Knowhere and at some point being mutated by cosmic rays, he eventually came to serve as the station's security chief. Cosmo has psionic abilities, including high-level telepathy and telekinesis. In the Guardians of the Galaxy game he has some kids too, but a lower voice then in the Xmas special, which suits him better maybe. 😸💫
That was Howard the Duck at the end (voiced by Seth Green) Howard is one of the stranger Marvel characters, and had his own very under appreciated movie, back around 1980 or so.
1986 actually. Produced by George Lucas and Lucasfilm no less. Even though it was released through Universal Pictures, it's interesting that since Disney bought Lucusfilm, Howard the Duck informally came back to Marvel.
I didn't look into the name , but Nowhere is the head of a being called a Celestial. These things are HUGE as you can see; and I think Nowhere may actually be one of the smaller ones. I think it's in the Guardians Vol 2 that we get a deeper explanation and they feature in eternals, but THIS head I don't know anything about it. It's just HUGE and likely the size of the alien ship in the first Independence Day. It looks that big anyway.
Interesting fact in regards to what Drax said after their records were expunged: Dave Bautista also played a kryptonian villain from the Phantom Zone in the TV Series Smallville. His method of defeating his foes... removing their spines.
One of the ones that I've been looking forward to. 😊 This one is my absolute favorite of the two. The second one is good as well, but this is my favorite. Both with EXCELLENT soundtracks! Congratulations again on reaching 100K! 🎊🎉 Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
Most people don't know, the Talking Duck in the End Credits is HOWARD THE DUCK from the 1986 movie from Lucus Films. Howard the Duck is a Marvel Comic Character hence why he was in a Marvel Movie.
Post credit scene that Duck is Howard the Duck, they probably won't give him another movie hence him being captured by The Collector but he did have one in the 80's called Howard the Duck.
Because I'm all old and stuff, I was the only person in the theater to recognize Howard the Duck. I saw him in the comics first and then, the 80's movie.
The Collector isn't evil. He's amoral. He just does what he wants. He's an ancient being (like some others I don't want to spoil) that simply decided to have the most unique collection in the universe. That's an oversimplification, but it's him in a nutshell.
The difference is the intent. The Collector's actions are often evil, but his individual actions can also be good. If he helps or hurts, he doesn't care. That is amoral. Evil actively seeks and desires what is wrong and harmful. If The Collector's pursuit of a rare piece saved millions of lives, then he would do it. If his pursuit of a rare piece destroyed millions of lives, then he would do it. He's very much like Hollywood in that regard.
@@Scott-ec4cs I disagree with your definition of evil. Being willing to harm innocents in pursuit of your goals is textbook "evil villain" behavior, regardless of what those goals might be. I don't care if it's a 100% necessary step to curing cancer, if you're burning down an occupied orphanage you're evil, period. And even by your own definition the Collector would still be evil, unless you don't think "Kidnap a living sapient being and turn them into an unwilling exhibit." is a "wrong" or "harmful" goal.
An amoral person often does evil. Yes, individual actions are evil, but those individual actions don't determine what he'll do going forward. You're confusing an action with an attitude. A moral person commits good deeds. An immoral person commits evil deeds. An amoral doesn't care either way. He can commit good or evil. The actions you are mentioning are evil. But I was explaining the nature of the character based off of his entire history. The Collector is amoral which means that many of his actions,such as enslaving sentient beings, will be evil. Some of his actions, such as negotiating a large amount in good faith and dealing honestly with your client instead of using deception or brute force to get what you want, could be considered good. The Collector has a long history, of which we get a brief glimpse in Guardians, the end credits scene in The Dark World, and Infinity War.
2:21 it’s a common story structure that a childhood traumatic event is the catalyst for a fantasy adventure story. The subtext being that a child retreats into their imagination and creates a fantasy world-to escape the harsh realities they are facing in the real world
Addional scene has 1: Cosmo the Dog, from the Guardians of that galaxy comic, 2: Howard the Duck, (a marvel character), whose movie came on the say day as GOTG. his movie came out in 1986.
The reality of getting old: She saw this movie a "long, long time ago" and it came out in 2014. I saw a movie "a while back" and it came out in 1984. ;-)
The Sony Walkman was the first cassette-based personal stereo system to hit the mainstream market with a relatively slim footprint and low price point. It's one of those electronics devices that changes markets. Iconic. And very much with the vibe of the character. (And yeah - one can compare it to the iPod and then go on about how neither the Walkman nor iPod were the first of its kind and dive down the rabbit hole of why they were successful where predecessors fell short... but that's not the point.)
By 1988 (when MCU Peter Quill got abducted) the Walkman had been around for nine years, though, so there surely were other pocket cassette players around (though Sony's were probably still among the best)...
@@mbpoblet absolutely. And Sony was producing refined models by then. Walkman was still the standard (while becoming a culturally generic term for that tech form factor). Having said that... what we see in the flick looks like a later run of the original model that started it all. A model that was still being produced up to 2010 if I remember right. But again. If we want to talk about cultural touch-points in the 80s... "Walkman" invokes one of them. Including some of the pearl-clutching that mobiles invoke today.
@@mbpoblet Yeah, in 1988 personal cassette players (the technical term for them) were a dime a dozen, but Sony was considered higher quality. That also happened to be about the year I bought my first "Sony Discman" CD player which I still have. (But haven't used in decades.) While advertised as a "portable" music player, it wasn't really equivalent to a personal cassette player. You had to hold it very still, or preferably sit it on a table, to keep it from skipping. However its construction was much better than most cheap cassette players. It just feels like quality, and is actually quite heavy. (Search for "Sony Discman D-90" for pictures.)
Best part of Vin Diesel as Groot is he is Groot in every language. I remember seeing a behind the scenes video of him recording all his Groot lines in every translated language! Yo soy Groot!
Saal was played by British actor/comedian Peter Serfinowicz. Aside from being hilarious, he was also the voice of Darth Maul in the Phantom Menace. His impressions are brilliant, particularly his Kevin Spacey.
the end credit scene with The Collector featured Howard the Duck and Cosmo (the dog). Howard the Duck was an old Marvel comic title that had one (so bad it was good) movie, that barely touched any of the real source material. Cosmo, the Space Dog. He was part of a USSR space program, and his rocket was discovered by The Collector way back when. IIRC, he was introduced in the 60's.
Enjoyed your reaction to your revisit of this movie. Just for general info: this is not the original Guardians lineup. The dog you see in the Collector's display, is Cosmo the Space Dog. In the comics he's a member an earlier lineup of the Guardians. Yondu was an original member of the team, not the merc ravager you see in the movie. Finally the duck you saw in the end credits, is Howard The Duck. Also from space, & arguably one Marvel's weirdest quirkiest characters.
vin Diesel not only did the English voice of Groot - he did the voice in all the languages the movie was dubbed in. There's videos of all versions of "I am Groot". :)
It looks like you missed an awesome moment where Rocket mocks the Collector after the Power Stone is revealed (14:30), he doesn't care for exposition, he just wants the pay-off!
The duck in the End Credit scene is Howard the Duck. He is a small Marvel character that has his own live actin movie (old), that currently has nothing to do with the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Denarian Saal, the nova corps fleet commander was played by Peter Serafinowicz who was also the voice of Darth Maul in Star Wars Episode 1, he's also very well known for various projects with Simon Pegg. On that note I highly recommend watching a British comedy series called 'Spaced', it's only two seasons but hilariously weird.
One of the better things I like in this movie is the fact the music is IN the story. Not only "outside" music, but part of the action... Thanks to this pop-music fangirl of Quill's mom!
About the end tag, Howard the Duck is a very popular character. He actually had his own solo film in the mid 80s. It was the 2nd theatrical Feature ever for a Marvel character. You should watch it.
V, the duck at the end was Howard the Duck, in 1986, George Lucas from Star Wars made the second or third Marvel movie, after Dr. Strange (1978) and Spiderman (1980), he got a golden ticket from Hollywood after making Star Wars, so he picked the weirdest Marvel character, because he figured that they were going to make movies about the Hulk and the X-men, but probably never about Howard the Duck so he decided to make one himself.
In the 80's there was a movie called Howard the Duck. Which as it turns out was a Marvel Comics property. That's who the CGI duck was with the collector.
That was Howard the Duck at the end which was an actual movie in the 80s and in the comics I believe. Guess you will have to Gaurdians vol 2 to find out about Quill's dad. ;)
7:55 The big blue guy in this scene was voiced by Nathan Fillion aka Mal Reynolds from Firefly. He is friends with James Gunn and James tries to put him in some small part in every project he works on, if he can.
"Who has a favorite child?!" Publicly? Nobody; that's seriously messed up. Privately? Only every parent who has ever had more than one child. Some are just better at hiding it than others.
The one thing they all had in common was they didn’t have friendship in their lives and it is the very thing that ended up saving each other both literally and figuratively. Great actor choices. The script made this movie both compelling and entertaining. Nice reaction. You obviously enjoy movies and what goes into making a really good film. When all the ingredients come together it’s magic
The ending credit with The Collector, Howard The Duck is a Marvel Character but not as a big character as everyone thinks. It’s just showing a cameo. He is basically like a cult classic character. In regards to Groot, yes he can regenerate however, that Groot dies. This new baby Groot is a reincarnation of Groot.
One of the things I love the most about this movie is that Peter and Gamora have a mutual respect for each other by the end of the film. She starts calling him by his first name instead of just his last name Quill. Another thing I enjoyed is the music. The sole fact that we had an Awesome Mix Volume 1 and then got Volume 2 (Meredith's parting gift for her son) was all the more reason that this movie needed a sequel. Just a little heads-up: Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 is part of phase three, but in the timeline it takes place only a few months after the first film. A fun fact about Groot: for this film, Vin Diesel voiced his line "I am Groot" in 15 other languages including French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.
This movie was the biggest surprise in the MCU. Only few people did even know who the GotG were and almost everyone went to the cinema just to watch the next MCU movie just because it belongs in the MCU, but left the cinemas stating that this was probably one of the best ones in the MCU. Totally a breath of fresh air and easily one of the most rewatchable ones.
While the power stone would kill most normal beings (like a normal human, Kree or Xandarian), ones who are exceptionally strong members of their race are able to wield them briefly. And Ronan was far more formidable than the average Kree, he was basically super-soldier level for his species.
@@ianburns1167 Ronan the Accuser is a Thor level threat. He uses the Universal Weapon of the Kree, and his role in Kree society was only subservient to the Supreme Intelligence. Korath the Pursuer was tasked with chasing down fugitives who fled judgement by Ronan.
the thing you didn't understand was just that it was Howard The Duck in the end credits scene. it was just a fun little nod back to the first real marvel movie, way back before the mcu.
17:24 Yondu's smile says it all: he was counting on Quill talking his way out of this. Yondu had to go after Quill to maintain his leadership of the Ravagers but he didn't want to actually kill him.
you know HISHE does have a point, if groot regrew basically out of a stick, what happened to all the other sticks of him on Xandar? "who the hell planted all these groots?!" :D
That was Howard the Duck at the end. He had a pretty divisive movie back in the day. In this, he was voiced by Seth Green...who also voices Chris in Family Guy.
More than once when I had friends that weren’t familiar with marvel movies and didn’t want to watch anything too deep or emotionally heavy I suggested this and completely forgot about that beginning. When she flatlines I’d look over and they would be glaring at me. But they ended up enjoying it each time and watched the second one as well.
Everyone loves the Guardians. Their main guy demanded he be in on the crossover movies so he could still write them instead of handing them over to The Mouse.
The more powerful you are, the longer you can hold the power infinity stone before you eventually explode. Ronan knew he was powerful enough to handle it long enough to transfer it to his hammer.
The Celestials are kind of like the Titans in World of Warcraft. They didn't necessarily create the universe, but they created an awful lot of the life in it, and they occasionally come back to judge what they created. Xandar is the capital planet of an interstellar empire. It will be partially destroyed to set up the origin story of a superhero named Nova. Although the capital planet gets wrecked, most of the military survives. They decide that rather than rebuild their empire, they instead become the interpol of the galaxy, thus becoming the Marvel version of the Green Lantern Corps. The Collector is one of the oldest beings in the universe. You'll meet his brother in Thor: Ragnarok. He believes that the universe is going to be destroyed and is trying to collect all the things he thinks are worth saving. The dog is Cosmo, a member of the Guardians in the comic books. Remember Laika? The dog the Soviets sent into space? You know how everyone is sad that Laika died? Cosmo is the Marvel version of Laika, except instead of dying in space, he was rescued by an alien who gave him enhanced intelligence and telepathy. Cosmo and Rocket hate each other. The duck is Howard the Duck, a character Marvel uses for self-parody. He's famous for getting into arguments with God.
Second time. You saw Thanos in "Avengers"as the one who was behind the Chitauri attack. Among the Collectors...well, collection are: A Chitauri, a Dark Elf, Cosmo(the dog) and alien slugs from "Slither"(also by James Gunn). HISHE's GOTG parody had Ronan grab on when they were all grabbing the Stone. Quill:"LET GO!" Ronan:"NO WAY!" Rocket:"....NOW WHAT DO WE DO?!!!" Howard the Duck is a real character. He's been a sidekick to the Silver Surfer, in the past.
You: “How come when he grabs it he doesn’t die, but when the girl grabbed it she did?” The Collector: “-then the universe exploded into existence and the remnants of these beings were forged into concentrated ingots. Infinity Stones. These stones it seems can only be brandished by beings of extraordinary strength. Beautiful.”
"If I had a Blacklight, this place would look like a Jackson Pollock painting."
I've seen that line go over so many people's heads.
But it did not go over VKunia's head. Her mental reflexes were too fast; she caught it.
Maybe she was a fan of the CSI shows because they use the blacklight in almost every episode
@@PlumbPitiful I think she was being complimented for understanding the Jackson Pollock part.
I think she's got a brother.
I was just kinda surprised that a raccoon from space knew who Jackson Pollock was in order to be disgusted by Quill's reference.
@@glennwelsh9784 I'm kinda surprised that Quill knew who Pollock was in order to make the joke in the first place... I mean he was pretty young when he was abducted.
“Thanos has no chill.”
I’ve heard plenty of understatements in my time, but that’s on an ENTIRELY other level.
to make it a little more accurate, Thanos has less chill than a supernova
Yeah, she has no idea. She will soon.
ROFLMAO
Thanos will tell you he IS chill
Mr. Freeze to Thanos: "Chill out!"
I believe that Yondu was happy about what Quill did. His glowering expression bespoke disappointment at Quill giving in so easily. When he opened it up and saw Quill had tricked him, the smile bespoke relief-- and maybe even pride.
If memory serves, Yondu collected troll dolls.
would make sense considering the second movie...
@@Metzwerg74 That. He might not be his father, but he certainly is his daddy.
@@mrnice81 he is mary poppins....
You keep using that word. I no think it means, what you think it means.
A cameo you might have missed, The alien dude in the prison that Groot picked up by his nostrils, was played by Nathan Fillion from the classic sci-fi series Firefly and Castle.
Dont you mean... Nathan Drake xd
I nice to see that someone else knows that cameo
Also “Two Guys a Girl and a Pizza Place” “Doctor Horribles Sing Along Blog”
Well, he VOICED him. I don't know for sure if he PLAYED him on set (CGI or otherwise)
Doesnt really matter. I see the characters as how they are played in the movies. Not who they are in reality. Takes me out of the movie experience if i do.
She's done a Firefly and Serenity reaction, I recommend it!
At the time, this film was considered a HUGE risk. Nobody in the mainstream knew of this group, and even comic readers like myself weren’t very aware of them unless you sought them out as they didn’t get many shout outs in other books. Marvel Studios even did a 15 minute preview of the jail break sequence to get positive word of mouth buzzing a few weeks before the film opened. The rest is history.
This was before they realized James Gunn can make great movies with Nonsense Characters that no one has heard of.
@@lokithecat7225 amazing how someone can can go from guardians volume 1 being a top 20 movie ever made for me. To The Suicide squad one of tbe worst 20 movies ever made.
@@WheresWaldo05 2016 Suicide Squad? He had nothing to do with...
2021 SS, that he Wrote & Directed? It's currently listed as #40 on IMDB, won 2 Awards, 28 Nominations and was a great movie.
Either way, no matter how bad either of them are, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of worse movies.
@@lokithecat7225 I said "The suicide squad" if you actually read my unedited comment and not jump to conclusions. "Suicide squad" was David Ayers. Hence me typing THE.
@@lokithecat7225 also i didnt ask you for your opinion on the movie. I on my own stated my opinion cause its mine. No one elses. And dont care what you think about it either.
"Thanos has no chill"
Yeah, we need to slap that on a t-shirt like yesterday! LOL
If you ever do a "best worst films" poll or reaction series, Howard the Duck (1986) would definitely be a candidate for that kind of thing.
And yes, he's an an actual Marvel comics character (as is Cosmo the spacedog in the same scene).
HtD, terrible movie but considering the source it's still works for me as canonical MCU. Characters like him and Squirrel Girl eat ridiculous for breakfast. The comic version even hooked up with Lea Thompson who played his... sidekick(?) in the movie.
My only regret is that I can't imagine how anyone could bring to life my favorite panel with Cosmo when he psychically slams Thanos by mentally projecting "Thanos, SIT!".
Am I the only one that liked Howard The Duck??
@@garavonhoiwkenzoiber Well, I did say _best_ worst films...
It would be interesting to see her react to non MCU marvel movies like Howard the Duck, Blade, Red Sonja and Hulk. They aren’t all great, but they laid the groundwork.
@@garavonhoiwkenzoiber I loved it. Though I am also probably biased by my lifelong crush on Lea Thomson, but you also have to accept it for what it is, and it's exactly what it intends to be. Completely absurd rather than even a comical yet serious movie.
If you enjoyed Nebula's debut in this, buckle up. She has one of the absolute best journeys in the MCU in terms of character growth. Where she starts here and where she ends up in [title redacted] is amazing. Enjoy Age of Ultron next, can't wait for your reaction!
My mother passed away from cancer a few years before this movie came out... the opening scene hurt to watch, the "take my hand" at the end absolutely ended me. Just watching this reaction got some tears.
Honestly one of my my all-time favorite Marvel movies easily. Guardians of The Galaxy was such a breath of fresh air, very creative and original, funny, emotional, well cast, great plot, amazing characters absolutely top notch music. Brilliant film.
I am happy I saw this at the local cinema!everybody was having fun for sure, 1974 is my birth year, so a lot of the song I could sing by heart!
Regarding the second post credits scene, Howard the Duck is an infamous character in Marvel history because in 1980s his film was one of the company’s first attempts at theatrical films for its characters and the film was horrendously bad and is considered one of the worst of all time. So his appearance in the MCU could be taken as a shout out to the Lowest point in Marvel’s history and an indication of how far their films have come
yeah i loved it when i was a kid but yeah it's definitely bad.
Howaed the Duck was supposed to be an animated film, but George Lucas (yes, that George Lucas) owed the studio a live action film and the original satire and absurdism of the original script was lost in translation.
Yeah, that movie is one of my guilty pleasures. I still love it, I don't know why but I do lol.
@@TheRubberDuck77 Well, Howard is a movie you have to be in the right frame of mind for. It's...strange and you just have to let the movie be what it is instead of trying to force it to fit into some predetermined mold. If you just relax and embrace the absurdity, it's awesome. If you can't (and a lot of people can't) it all falls flat.
Ya, I heard how bad the Howard the Duck movie was so never seen it. I tried watching it about 4 years ago (knowing it was going to b bad), but I don't think I made it past about 35 mins... I DO find his appearance in the end credits... suggesting to me that Howard was one of the 'things' that were collected and entrapped by the Collector until the explosion freed him
Who else is enjoying watching both VKunia and Ashleigh Burton experience the MCU films around the same time?
Absolutely. Both are pretty fun. And it's interesting that in the Big Five Personality Traits, women test higher in empathy than men do. And wow, is it ever so true with all the reactors I've watched so far. That's not bad, it's just such a stark contrast it's funny.
V's MCU movie reactions are so fun, and so are Nattie Gold's. She's finished them all 🤗
Yes.....Hi.....Helloooooooo.
I am (clearly).
I am. I just watched Ashleigh’s Dark World reaction the other day and my heart still hurts from her 100k thank you/emotional confession about her mental health struggles at the end. 😢♥️
The two girls are the most fun and the most genuine...by far. They're also the two reactors on youtube that I would genuinely be friends with in real life...so, bonus! 🤣
What amazes me about these Guardians films is that a lot of the time they’re laugh out loud hilarious, but when they get serious they really get serious and we end up witnessing some of the darkest and most mature content in the MCU.
When I went through the MCU movies for the first time, I had no clue about this movie. Heard it was a great movie, but I kept thinking... no Avengers in it. Now it is one of my favorites. I have more comments regarding certain characters, but they risk spoilers too much.
The music as stated in tons of reviews is so fun and great soundtrack.
Supposedly James Gunn pitched this to the MCU counsel deal that had with Feige and Joss Whedon and others. Joss said that when he heard about this pitch he thought it was gonna be horrible and would never work on screen, but apparently Gunn sold it and he said he was shocked at how good it was. James Gunn has knack for making some really weird things actually work.
Fun fact: the woman who played Quill's mom, Meredith, also played in the first Captain America movie, which she played a fan that wanted Steve's autograph during the stage play scene. James Gunn confirmed that her character is the mother of Meredith & the grandmother of Quill as well.
That was a joke apparantly.
That 'cool ship' is called The Milano, after Alyssa Milano, a crush of Peter's when he was a kid on Earth lol.
The Power stone confers upon its wielder nigh invulnerability, exponentially superpowered strength, and the ability to fire pure energy blasts. This is why no normal being can just hold it, it's far too volatile.
Groot's species' vocal cords harden over time as they grow older, so that the only words they can speak are "I am Groot", but those who have been with them a while can pick up on the subtle inflections used to determine what they're ACTUALLY saying.
Also, Denarian Garthan Saal is known in the comics as Supernova, who contains the power of the entire Nova Corps within him. He flips between being a good and a bad guy, and I'm interested to see if they bring him back for new stuff in the MCU.
Howard the Duck is another oooooold Marvel property, there was a film in the 80's about him that you should check out lol
George Lucas was executive producer for it as well as star'd Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones, and Tim Robbins.
Fun facts:
Vin Deisel voiced Groot in all language versions of the film.
The dog at the end supposed to be based on Laika the dog sent into space in the 50s. He's called Cosmo the Space Dog in Marvel Comics.
The duck is Howard the Duck a comic character. He also had a movie from way back...don't watch it.
No, Howard the Duck MUST be watched. I watched it just last weekend, and it my 4th or 5th time.
@@Moxx3 If you like train-wrecks.
@@Moxx3 agree its a fun film to watch
It´s so bad and messy that it is good.
@@TearDownGenesis It really isn't AS bad as everyone says. If you've ever heard what legendary film critic Joe Bob Briggs says about Howard The Duck, I actually agree with him on it. It's a really fun movie if you know what you're getting into and don't compare it to a masterpeice of film or even expect one with a title called "Howard The Duck".
The Collector is an Elder of the Universe. Elders are generally an entity that has a strong drive in some field or pastime (for example collecting) and outlives the rest of their race, thereby being the last of their kind. We have seen 2 and half Elders in the MCU films (one is described as a Celestial, even though he is usually described in the comics as an Elder...but he is a special case).
The orbs doesn't tell them where the infinity stones are. The collector was just explaining how many stones are there and how they came to be. The orb contained that infinite stone as it cannot be touch by bare hands, that why its contained in the ord. Only some really powerful being can hold this infinity stone (not all the 6 six stones are deadly when held) without dying.
The Power Stone
Possibly my favorite line in this film is "I don't know that I think ANYONE is 100% a dick." Such a perfect picture as to his character.
When Gamora confuses you with her Kevin Bacon reference it's from when Peter introduced her to his music & 'Well, on my planet, we have a legend about people like you. It's called Footloose. And in it, a great hero, named Kevin Bacon, teaches an entire city full of people with sticks up their butts that, dancing, well, is the greatest thing there is.' Not only watched it a lot of times, looked up the quote.
It's too bad they couldn't get Kevin Bacon to appear in one of the Marvel films, (although he was in X-Men first Class so maybe he figured that he served his time in a comic book movie and and doesn't want to do anymore!)
These movies have exceptional soundtracks. Pretty much every track is a banger at the pub.
As a character, Groot will go grow on you too. Is final speech about family and togetherness is both enlightening and captivating. It feels like a giant warm hug.
10:30 we have another Drax fan. I can never say it enough, but Dave as Drax is so perfect 😃
After credit scene is Cosmo the space dog and Howard the Duck... Cosmo was a Soviet space dog during the 1960s. He was launched into Earth's orbit by the Soviet space program as part of an experiment but was lost in space, arriving in Knowhere and at some point being mutated by cosmic rays, he eventually came to serve as the station's security chief. Cosmo has psionic abilities, including high-level telepathy and telekinesis. In the Guardians of the Galaxy game he has some kids too, but a lower voice then in the Xmas special, which suits him better maybe. 😸💫
That was Howard the Duck at the end (voiced by Seth Green)
Howard is one of the stranger Marvel characters, and had his own very under appreciated movie, back around 1980 or so.
...and the dog was a Soviet cosmonaut/test subject from the Cold War. The dog had an origin and has teleportation and telepathic powers.
1986 actually. Produced by George Lucas and Lucasfilm no less. Even though it was released through Universal Pictures, it's interesting that since Disney bought Lucusfilm, Howard the Duck informally came back to Marvel.
I love the MCU but every time I come back to this one I "Marvel" at how utterly creative and well done it is. One of my most favorite.
I didn't look into the name , but Nowhere is the head of a being called a Celestial. These things are HUGE as you can see; and I think Nowhere may actually be one of the smaller ones. I think it's in the Guardians Vol 2 that we get a deeper explanation and they feature in eternals, but THIS head I don't know anything about it. It's just HUGE and likely the size of the alien ship in the first Independence Day. It looks that big anyway.
If Marvel is smart ( and I know they are) we'll get the story of how a celestial was beheaded.
It's the head of Unicron. Transformers were Marvel once
@@revolg9 No. It's not Unicron. Go and Troll somewhere else bruh.
Interesting fact in regards to what Drax said after their records were expunged: Dave Bautista also played a kryptonian villain from the Phantom Zone in the TV Series Smallville. His method of defeating his foes... removing their spines.
One of the ones that I've been looking forward to. 😊
This one is my absolute favorite of the two. The second one is good as well, but this is my favorite. Both with EXCELLENT soundtracks!
Congratulations again on reaching 100K! 🎊🎉
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
Most people don't know, the Talking Duck in the End Credits is HOWARD THE DUCK from the 1986 movie from Lucus Films. Howard the Duck is a Marvel Comic Character hence why he was in a Marvel Movie.
Post credit scene that Duck is Howard the Duck, they probably won't give him another movie hence him being captured by The Collector but he did have one in the 80's called Howard the Duck.
Because I'm all old and stuff, I was the only person in the theater to recognize Howard the Duck. I saw him in the comics first and then, the 80's movie.
The Collector isn't evil. He's amoral. He just does what he wants. He's an ancient being (like some others I don't want to spoil) that simply decided to have the most unique collection in the universe. That's an oversimplification, but it's him in a nutshell.
He has a dark elf in one cage
Doing whatever you want no matter who it hurts is, in fact, evil. As is keeping slaves and kidnapping people to use as display pieces.
The difference is the intent. The Collector's actions are often evil, but his individual actions can also be good. If he helps or hurts, he doesn't care. That is amoral. Evil actively seeks and desires what is wrong and harmful. If The Collector's pursuit of a rare piece saved millions of lives, then he would do it. If his pursuit of a rare piece destroyed millions of lives, then he would do it. He's very much like Hollywood in that regard.
@@Scott-ec4cs I disagree with your definition of evil. Being willing to harm innocents in pursuit of your goals is textbook "evil villain" behavior, regardless of what those goals might be. I don't care if it's a 100% necessary step to curing cancer, if you're burning down an occupied orphanage you're evil, period.
And even by your own definition the Collector would still be evil, unless you don't think "Kidnap a living sapient being and turn them into an unwilling exhibit." is a "wrong" or "harmful" goal.
An amoral person often does evil. Yes, individual actions are evil, but those individual actions don't determine what he'll do going forward. You're confusing an action with an attitude. A moral person commits good deeds. An immoral person commits evil deeds. An amoral doesn't care either way. He can commit good or evil. The actions you are mentioning are evil. But I was explaining the nature of the character based off of his entire history. The Collector is amoral which means that many of his actions,such as enslaving sentient beings, will be evil. Some of his actions, such as negotiating a large amount in good faith and dealing honestly with your client instead of using deception or brute force to get what you want, could be considered good. The Collector has a long history, of which we get a brief glimpse in Guardians, the end credits scene in The Dark World, and Infinity War.
2:21 it’s a common story structure that a childhood traumatic event is the catalyst for a fantasy adventure story. The subtext being that a child retreats into their imagination and creates a fantasy world-to escape the harsh realities they are facing in the real world
"We're just like Kevin Bacon!" Footloose reference.
Addional scene has 1: Cosmo the Dog, from the Guardians of that galaxy comic, 2: Howard the Duck, (a marvel character), whose movie came on the say day as GOTG. his movie came out in 1986.
The reality of getting old: She saw this movie a "long, long time ago" and it came out in 2014. I saw a movie "a while back" and it came out in 1984. ;-)
The Sony Walkman was the first cassette-based personal stereo system to hit the mainstream market with a relatively slim footprint and low price point. It's one of those electronics devices that changes markets. Iconic. And very much with the vibe of the character.
(And yeah - one can compare it to the iPod and then go on about how neither the Walkman nor iPod were the first of its kind and dive down the rabbit hole of why they were successful where predecessors fell short... but that's not the point.)
By 1988 (when MCU Peter Quill got abducted) the Walkman had been around for nine years, though, so there surely were other pocket cassette players around (though Sony's were probably still among the best)...
@@mbpoblet absolutely. And Sony was producing refined models by then. Walkman was still the standard (while becoming a culturally generic term for that tech form factor). Having said that... what we see in the flick looks like a later run of the original model that started it all. A model that was still being produced up to 2010 if I remember right.
But again. If we want to talk about cultural touch-points in the 80s... "Walkman" invokes one of them. Including some of the pearl-clutching that mobiles invoke today.
@@mbpoblet Yeah, in 1988 personal cassette players (the technical term for them) were a dime a dozen, but Sony was considered higher quality. That also happened to be about the year I bought my first "Sony Discman" CD player which I still have. (But haven't used in decades.) While advertised as a "portable" music player, it wasn't really equivalent to a personal cassette player. You had to hold it very still, or preferably sit it on a table, to keep it from skipping. However its construction was much better than most cheap cassette players. It just feels like quality, and is actually quite heavy. (Search for "Sony Discman D-90" for pictures.)
The duck in the end credit sequence is Howard the Duck. Absolutely a worthy movie.
Best part of Vin Diesel as Groot is he is Groot in every language. I remember seeing a behind the scenes video of him recording all his Groot lines in every translated language! Yo soy Groot!
I'm so glad you're watching this one again knowing what you know now will make this even funnier than before you're awesome
Saal was played by British actor/comedian Peter Serfinowicz. Aside from being hilarious, he was also the voice of Darth Maul in the Phantom Menace.
His impressions are brilliant, particularly his Kevin Spacey.
the end credit scene with The Collector featured Howard the Duck and Cosmo (the dog). Howard the Duck was an old Marvel comic title that had one (so bad it was good) movie, that barely touched any of the real source material. Cosmo, the Space Dog. He was part of a USSR space program, and his rocket was discovered by The Collector way back when. IIRC, he was introduced in the 60's.
The blue alien that gets Groot's fingers shoved up his nose is voiced by Nathan Fillion
Enjoyed your reaction to your revisit of this movie. Just for general info: this is not the original Guardians lineup. The dog you see in the Collector's display, is Cosmo the Space Dog. In the comics he's a member an earlier lineup of the Guardians. Yondu was an original member of the team, not the merc ravager you see in the movie. Finally the duck you saw in the end credits, is Howard The Duck. Also from space, & arguably one Marvel's weirdest quirkiest characters.
vin Diesel not only did the English voice of Groot - he did the voice in all the languages the movie was dubbed in. There's videos of all versions of "I am Groot". :)
It looks like you missed an awesome moment where Rocket mocks the Collector after the Power Stone is revealed (14:30), he doesn't care for exposition, he just wants the pay-off!
26:17 You're right. Groot's thing is selling merchandise.
The duck in the End Credit scene is Howard the Duck. He is a small Marvel character that has his own live actin movie (old), that currently has nothing to do with the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The end credit scene is about "Howard the Duck"(great movie) and the dog is from "Air Bud (space buddies).
Denarian Saal, the nova corps fleet commander was played by Peter Serafinowicz who was also the voice of Darth Maul in Star Wars Episode 1, he's also very well known for various projects with Simon Pegg. On that note I highly recommend watching a British comedy series called 'Spaced', it's only two seasons but hilariously weird.
One of the better things I like in this movie is the fact the music is IN the story. Not only "outside" music, but part of the action... Thanks to this pop-music fangirl of Quill's mom!
About the end tag, Howard the Duck is a very popular character. He actually had his own solo film in the mid 80s. It was the 2nd theatrical Feature ever for a Marvel character. You should watch it.
Wasn't expecting Dr. Steve Brule to be referenced, but incredibly happy that he was
In case you were wondering the Duck was Howard. There was actually a Marvel type 80's movie named "Howard The Duck" So that was a little Easter Egg.
V, the duck at the end was Howard the Duck, in 1986, George Lucas from Star Wars made the second or third Marvel movie, after Dr. Strange (1978) and Spiderman (1980), he got a golden ticket from Hollywood after making Star Wars, so he picked the weirdest Marvel character, because he figured that they were going to make movies about the Hulk and the X-men, but probably never about Howard the Duck so he decided to make one himself.
"Who has a favorite child?" Just look at me and my sister. Parents always have favorites no matter what they say
In the 80's there was a movie called Howard the Duck. Which as it turns out was a Marvel Comics property. That's who the CGI duck was with the collector.
That was Howard the Duck at the end which was an actual movie in the 80s and in the comics I believe. Guess you will have to Gaurdians vol 2 to find out about Quill's dad. ;)
7:55 The big blue guy in this scene was voiced by Nathan Fillion aka Mal Reynolds from Firefly. He is friends with James Gunn and James tries to put him in some small part in every project he works on, if he can.
Like Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi
8:45 "Who ha a 'favorite' child?! And he saw [the other] sitting right there."
You're right -- he's _definitely_ going to be a bad guy.
Fun fact the guy in the pilots seat next to Quill when rocket was going to blow the ravengers ship up was Rob Zombie
"Who has a favorite child?!"
Publicly? Nobody; that's seriously messed up.
Privately? Only every parent who has ever had more than one child. Some are just better at hiding it than others.
Amy Schumar has been known to throw out the occasional "Do you know who I am??" lol Amy EFFING Schumar.
The one thing they all had in common was they didn’t have friendship in their lives and it is the very thing that ended up saving each other both literally and figuratively. Great actor choices. The script made this movie both compelling and entertaining. Nice reaction. You obviously enjoy movies and what goes into making a really good film. When all the ingredients come together it’s magic
Who would have thought that Batista of all people would have such great comic timing?
21:20 he can whistle. He demonstrated his skills at a comic con.
Rocket has had many names (hamster, rabbit, buildabear) 😹
3:40
Peter: *kills someone *
"Oh that's not comfortable"
The ending credit with The Collector, Howard The Duck is a Marvel Character but not as a big character as everyone thinks. It’s just showing a cameo. He is basically like a cult classic character.
In regards to Groot, yes he can regenerate however, that Groot dies. This new baby Groot is a reincarnation of Groot.
One of the things I love the most about this movie is that Peter and Gamora have a mutual respect for each other by the end of the film.
She starts calling him by his first name instead of just his last name Quill.
Another thing I enjoyed is the music. The sole fact that we had an Awesome Mix Volume 1 and then got Volume 2 (Meredith's parting gift for her son) was all the more reason that this movie needed a sequel.
Just a little heads-up: Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 is part of phase three, but in the timeline it takes place only a few months after the first film.
A fun fact about Groot: for this film, Vin Diesel voiced his line "I am Groot" in 15 other languages including French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.
I can not describe how much I was smiling when she mentioned borderlands I just love borderlands so much
drax just being drax is always funny moment in guardian movies
*When Groot sticks his fingers inside the blue guy's nose* I feel your pain blue guy -_- I was just in a hospital with my nose XD
"Who has a favorite child??"
All parents. All of them.
"You can't start off a movie like this." Have you seen Up?
Cosmo the Russian space dog will have a speakink part in Guardians 3.
Director James Gunn did the mo-capture for baby Groot dancing.
This movie was the biggest surprise in the MCU. Only few people did even know who the GotG were and almost everyone went to the cinema just to watch the next MCU movie just because it belongs in the MCU, but left the cinemas stating that this was probably one of the best ones in the MCU. Totally a breath of fresh air and easily one of the most rewatchable ones.
You will know more about Quill’s family history in “Marvel Studios’ Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2”.
While the power stone would kill most normal beings (like a normal human, Kree or Xandarian), ones who are exceptionally strong members of their race are able to wield them briefly. And Ronan was far more formidable than the average Kree, he was basically super-soldier level for his species.
I always call Ronan the Kree Captain America. The comparison holds up surprisingly well.
@@ianburns1167 Ronan the Accuser is a Thor level threat. He uses the Universal Weapon of the Kree, and his role in Kree society was only subservient to the Supreme Intelligence. Korath the Pursuer was tasked with chasing down fugitives who fled judgement by Ronan.
the thing you didn't understand was just that it was Howard The Duck in the end credits scene. it was just a fun little nod back to the first real marvel movie, way back before the mcu.
Sony needed that product placement to push those casette-Walkmans ;)
17:24 Yondu's smile says it all: he was counting on Quill talking his way out of this. Yondu had to go after Quill to maintain his leadership of the Ravagers but he didn't want to actually kill him.
I always thought of it as a "That's my boy" moment of Yondu being proud peter got one up on him.
"What if that was Orange-Juice. That wouldn't suck, would it." Uhhh.... I am violently allergic to Citrus so ..... Yeah, it would ;)
I was in the middle of another reaction video and saw you post this. I'll finish the other one later. And congrats again on 100k
The last teaser scene is with Howard The Duck. It was one of the first Marvel movies in the 80s but it did not do well in the box office.
you know HISHE does have a point, if groot regrew basically out of a stick, what happened to all the other sticks of him on Xandar?
"who the hell planted all these groots?!" :D
The blue guy Groot grabbed by the nose was played by Nathan Fillion.
That was Howard the Duck at the end. He had a pretty divisive movie back in the day. In this, he was voiced by Seth Green...who also voices Chris in Family Guy.
More than once when I had friends that weren’t familiar with marvel movies and didn’t want to watch anything too deep or emotionally heavy I suggested this and completely forgot about that beginning. When she flatlines I’d look over and they would be glaring at me. But they ended up enjoying it each time and watched the second one as well.
"Star Lord" wasn't kidnapped, he was Rescued... from living a dull life on Earth.
Everyone loves the Guardians. Their main guy demanded he be in on the crossover movies so he could still write them instead of handing them over to The Mouse.
The more powerful you are, the longer you can hold the power infinity stone before you eventually explode. Ronan knew he was powerful enough to handle it long enough to transfer it to his hammer.
28:15 Howard the duck and cosmo the Astro dog. The end credit scene is More on something comic fans will recognize.
The Celestials are kind of like the Titans in World of Warcraft. They didn't necessarily create the universe, but they created an awful lot of the life in it, and they occasionally come back to judge what they created.
Xandar is the capital planet of an interstellar empire. It will be partially destroyed to set up the origin story of a superhero named Nova. Although the capital planet gets wrecked, most of the military survives. They decide that rather than rebuild their empire, they instead become the interpol of the galaxy, thus becoming the Marvel version of the Green Lantern Corps.
The Collector is one of the oldest beings in the universe. You'll meet his brother in Thor: Ragnarok. He believes that the universe is going to be destroyed and is trying to collect all the things he thinks are worth saving.
The dog is Cosmo, a member of the Guardians in the comic books. Remember Laika? The dog the Soviets sent into space? You know how everyone is sad that Laika died? Cosmo is the Marvel version of Laika, except instead of dying in space, he was rescued by an alien who gave him enhanced intelligence and telepathy. Cosmo and Rocket hate each other.
The duck is Howard the Duck, a character Marvel uses for self-parody. He's famous for getting into arguments with God.
The stones are
Power stone (Orb)
Time Stone
Mind Stone (Loki’s seceptor)
Reality Stone
Soul Stone
Space Stone (Tesseract)
Second time. You saw Thanos in "Avengers"as the one who was behind the Chitauri attack.
Among the Collectors...well, collection are: A Chitauri, a Dark Elf, Cosmo(the dog) and alien slugs from "Slither"(also by James Gunn).
HISHE's GOTG parody had Ronan grab on when they were all grabbing the Stone.
Quill:"LET GO!"
Ronan:"NO WAY!"
Rocket:"....NOW WHAT DO WE DO?!!!"
Howard the Duck is a real character. He's been a sidekick to the Silver Surfer, in the past.
"Chris Pratt... He's so cool"
I'm in stitches anytime someone makes that reference.
The reference to him being a part of a homophobic church group that supports conversion therapy?
You: “How come when he grabs it he doesn’t die, but when the girl grabbed it she did?”
The Collector: “-then the universe exploded into existence and the remnants of these beings were forged into concentrated ingots. Infinity Stones. These stones it seems can only be brandished by beings of extraordinary strength. Beautiful.”