@@ooiiooiiooii Having my prosthesis stolen is kind of a big fear of mine. it's never happened though. A racoon tried to take it once when I was camping, but I can hop faster than a racoon car run when carrying a prosthetic leg.
@@erictaylor5462 So what you're saying is that for a brief moment in time somewhere in the wild outdoors, a five-legged raccoon was being chased by a one legged man... were you hopping mad?🤣👍
The moment you realise you are emotionally attached and crying over a CGI racoon and tree. That's Guardians of the freaking Galaxy for ya. They actually got me to care about CGI characters, genius.
Good point about CGI characters. They are such effective characters, that I don't even think of them as CGI characters. What are some of the other best CGI characters in the history of movies? Gollum. NOT Jar Jar. Cesar.
I've never thought about this before, but I think Rocket is my favorite CGI character ever. His joy and his frustration are just so incredibly vibrant. And then his grief when Groot sacrifices himself is pretty painful.
Hi everyone! This is in fact a reupload. The previous upload got copyright claimed ... Once I removed the parts that they required to be deleted (with the RUclips automated cutter), the whole video and audio got desynchronized? I never had that happen before so I'm a bit confused. Since it was unwatcheable and I also couldn't undo it, I went trough the edit again and deleted alllllllll music. So I hope this one will be fine. Let's pray to the copyright lords :) I did upload this one and saved it as unlised for many hours (so it could be checked for copyright), so if this one gets claimed after I put it live, I just don't know if there is any way I can avoid this. Sorry for the inconvenience!
That sucks, both because it's trouble for you and because for a second I was like "Ooooh, bonus Marijchu!" Ah well, I'll just have to wait for your next video with baited breath.
It's pretty hard to explain to someone how satisfying this movie is. It's so silly and so sad. They take these characters who all have really painful pasts and stick them together on this zany quest to save the galaxy. It's a really funny movie... but underneath everything... is pain. Also... Isn't this the best movie ever made that has a climax that is just 4 people deciding to hold hands? Why is that so satisfying? I'm not sure. When I first heard that two of the Guardians of the Galaxy were a tree and a raccoon, I predicted that it would be Marvel's first failure. I liked the trailer, though, so I went to see it, and I was pretty surprised to find out that it was one of my favorites in the MCU.
HEY MARI, I was just chatting with another reaction channel (White Noise Reacts), and they alter the pitch of the sound slightly on the show audio in order to mitigate copyright issues. It is not very distracting, you barely notice it after you get used to it, and they say it works "super well."
Fun fact, when Peter dropped orb and caught it, it was actually a blooper but they left it in cause it was so funny. So it definitely wasn't supposed to happen lol
The fact that they all had to learn what true friendship was and understanding what sacrificing of oneself for the benefit of others meant. They finally all had found a family for the first time or back again. I’m not someone who follows all these Marvel movies real close but when you mix SF and comedy together, now you’re talking. I can get on board with this anytime. Mary, you are a gem and we are all so pleased to have you to follow along discovering movies old and new. Thankyou.
I grew up with always at least 3 cats around, and E.T. was my favorite as a child. She got the name because she had a genetic defect that made her grow an extra claw on the rear of her heels, she couldn't use it tho, was just haning there like an extra finger...hence E.T. :) But she was so smart...and empathic, when i was 7 and my parents broke up, ET would always come to my room at around 2200, she could actually jump up on door handle and pull it down and then use her leggs to push open the door ( european doors with handles, not knobs like in the US) And she'd sleep on my bed which always made me calm down and be more relaxed. Haven't had a young cat for years now...but seing that little fluffy cuteness really makes me want to bring cats back into my life...
The very first time I saw this movie, it had started playing without me knowing what it was. The first scene, where his mother is dying gave me flashbacks to the day I walked into my grandmother's room at the nursing home to visit her, and the doctors and nurses were performing CPR on her. I had to shut it off, and it was a while before I attempted to watch it again. That's all the further I made it today, too, but I'll be back tomorrow to finish your video. That scene is very emotional for me, and it's been almost 35 years.
@@LiaaaaaaaaAAAAAHH Thank you. I have made it through the movie a few times, but that scene will always remind me of my grandmother. Our minds are strange things. A while back I was driving to work, and a song came on the radio, and a line in a song that I had heard hundreds of times suddenly made me think of that same day. It was weird that it never had caused that reaction before. As I thought more about it, I realized that it was exactly 35 years to the day since she had passed. My brain was just waiting to spring it on me, I guess, and used that song as an excuse.
I love how this movie changed a lot of the tone of the Marvel franchise. There would have never been a Thor: Ragnarok if Guardians weren't so successful, and that's the only good Thor movie imo.
Dark World is my least favorite in the MCU, but Thor 1 is pretty serviceable as an origin story, for me at least. Ragnarok is far and away the best Thor movie though
@@Drforrester31 Most definitely. I love your screen name, by the way! I actually only live about 12 blocks from the restaurant where Joel and his buddies came up with the idea for MST3K in uptown Minneapolis.
When Marvel was struggling, they sold off the movie rights to their most well-known (and presumably most profitable) characters: Spiderman, X-Men, Wolverine, Hulk, Fantastic Four. They figured that only the most popular characters would make profitable movies. This is part of the reason why the MCU started with Iron Man - who was really more of a second-string character at the time. But it worked, and eventually, someone decided to take a big risk with Guardians of the Galaxy - a mostly unknown group, even among comic book fans. I followed Marvel Comics for many years, and I had just barely heard of them. I thought, "What were they thinking? Making a GotG movie? No one is going to come and see that! No one ever heard of these guys!" But they didn't consult me and made the movie anyway. And it turned out to be a really good movie!
@@PhilBagels Exactly. I've been watching MCU since the start, and it never ceases to amaze me what they've done with lesser-known IPs. I think DC is finally figuring that out as well, looking at the characters in the new Suicide Squad movies. If anything, it gives them more creative license since they're not as well known.
@@TheNeonParadox DC's issue, I guess it's Warner Bros. issue, really, is, they're rushing it. It took 4 years to get from Iron Man to The Avengers. 4 years of careful planning, and, universe building. WB, and, DC need to learn to have some patience.
Fun fact: in French, Groot always says "Je s'appelle Groot", instead of "Je m'appelle Groot". One can translate this as "My name am Groot." Vin Diesel made this mistake but it has been kept because it sound funnier. I find Groot so adorable with this mistake. It fits to the character. Good idea in my opinion.
According to comics (supposedly) Groot can only say “I am Groot” because _The mature form of Groot's species is robust and heavyweight, which causes the organs of acoustic generation to become stiff and inflexible._ You can figure out what he’s saying based on the inflections. People who have been around him longer have an easier time of this. The MCU doesn’t seem to be completely following this though
@@Carabas72 That comment was funnier than it had any right being. I will never get that visual out of my head...I'm kind of horrified, and kind of OK with that.
They did SUCH a good job with these films - characters who no-one gave a monkey's about in the comics and they're some of the best characters in the whole MCU - glad you enjoyed it :)
As far as i know, that dog in the end scene is Laika, first dog in space. And the duck with the drink is Howard the Duck, from the movie with the same name.
Thank you for your hard work. BTW, your expression at 14:00 is priceless. I just now picked myself off the floor. I have pains in my side thanks to you from all the laughing. I really needed that!
Haha, I grew up with a million out of the house hobbies and if I was behind a screen it was for video games. Now I notice I didn’t know what I was missing :).
Aw😢. Don’t worry - I cried with u & I’ve seen this movie 25 times.😃 No one cries alone in my presence & most of the time, NOT in my presence also.🙄 Wtf is that?! Too sensitive. Well, I’m 46 & still too sensitive so I just embrace it. It *does* ruin ur face if u have on mascara, so 1 coat waterproof mascara on top of regular mascara works for me…😉
at the end of the movie is Howard the Duck, he had the third? Marvel movie in 1986 made by George Lucas from Star Wars. the first movie is Dr. Strange in 1978 and then Spider-man in 1980 i think
Posted it last time, but never hurts to do it again lol 1. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 2. The Avengers 3. Guardians of the Galaxy 4. Iron Man 5. Captain America: The First Avenger 6. Iron Man 3 7. The Incredible Hulk 8. Iron Man 2 9. Thor 10. Thor: The Dark World
Since you seem to like a good adventure story, I'd like to recommend a movie that none of the reaction channels have done before. _Silverado_ is a very underrated film. It's just a good fun white hat/black hat western with a star studded cast, gorgeous cinematography, and an epic score. There's no deep allegory or metaphors here, just good guys vs bad guys with plenty of horses, gunplay, and a splash of humor for good measure.
PLEASE REACT ON SOME INDIAN MOVIES LIKE 3 IDIOTS, PK, DANGAL, KUMBALANGI NIGHTS, BANGALORE DAYS, TRANCE, DRISHYAM, MATHU VADALARA, RATCHASAN, BARFI.I HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOUR REACTION SINCE A LONG TIME AND I LOVED YOUR REACTION. IT WOULD BE REALLY GREAT IF YOU REACT AT LEAST ONE OR SOME OF THESE MOVIES. I GUARANTEE IT YOU WILL LOVE THEM.
Guardians is pretty good, glad you enjoyed it. The kitten is adorable! It's been about 3 weeks since my cat passed away (had him for 20 years). Not ready for a new pet yet, but I love kittens and cats a lot.
The RUclips copyright system just confuses the hell out of me. Everyone getting into the MCU has gotten all the way to the end without their uploads being removed so it always seems like a purposeful targeting of certain reactors to me. Regardless though great reaction Mari, lovely as always.
Hey, Marijchu! "Guardians of the Galaxy" was an acquired taste for me. I like my science fiction sober so it always surprises me when the zaniness of this franchise appeals to so many. I reacted negatively upon initially viewing this bizarre, star-hopping hodge-podge of juvenile lunacy because it was at such variance with the source material! There were two fantastic comic book iterations of the team that I felt outclassed the cinematic interpretation: Jim Valentino's '90s Guardians which exist in an alternate 31st-century and Dan Abnett/Andy Lanning's '00s Guardians which is the basis for the movies. Each member of the Valentino team was the sole survivor of their kind including a time-displaced 20th-century character who served the same function as Captain America did for the Avengers. They were freedom fighters struggling against an alien invader that occupied the solar system. The Abnett/Lanning team was cobbled together from a disparate group of characters who had been created by a variety of writers and artists throughout the decades such as Steve Engelhart, Mark Gruenwald, Jim Starlin, Chris Claremont, Gerry Conway, Jack Kirby and Stan Lee. The writing duo crafted a brilliant space opera that tied together all the elements of Marvel's cosmic gallery: the abstract entities, the Elder beings, the Celestials, Earth's space-based heroes and every major interstellar civilization. There was situational and character comedy naturally derived from a motley crew of misfits but the stories were serious and the stakes were real. Most everything is played for laughs in the film. Nevertheless, the humor mostly lands and there is an emotional resonance that carries the day. I do give director James Gunn tremendous credit for pushing the envelope and going for broke with these little-known characters bringing them to vivid life. He takes pains to authentically recreate Marvel's cosmic setting by incorporating organizations like the Nova Corps, facilities like the Kyln prison and wondrously grotesque objects like Knowhere, the severed head of a titanic Celestial that has been colonized by millions and mined of its cerebrospinal fluid! The cast is eclectic but fully committed to their characters which often deviate markedly from their comic counterparts. Chris Pratt is affable and affecting as Peter Quill but his bravado comes across as childish as opposed to the world-weary drifter Star-Lord is in the comics. Zoe Saldana is appropriately fierce as Gamora but is never given a proper showcase to confirm her as 'the deadliest woman in the galaxy'. Drax is presented as a fusion of the dense persona created by Jim Starlin in the '70s and the stoic bad-ass persona he evolved into under Abnett/Lanning. Dave Bautista's impressive comedic portrayal threads the needle between the two versions spectacularly making his character a stand-out! Bradley Cooper nails Rocket Raccoon as a smart-mouthed, bitter, nasty piece of work. The only character in the bunch actually created by Stan Lee is Groot whose enigmatic portrayal is comic accurate and highly distinctive. There was no need for Vin Diesel to be cast in this part but he apparently learned how to say "I am Groot" in fifteen languages! Diesel would have been ideally suited to play Ronan the Accuser had he been rendered with fidelity. Instead, Lee Pace, a fine actor, was made to portray him as a ridiculous maniac while his comic counterpart is much more noble and complex. When viewed chronologically, this is Ronan's second appearance in the saga as well as Korath's again played by Djimon Hounsou. Three other characters making their second bow are Taneleer Tivan, the Collector, reprised by Benicio del Toro, his red-skinned servant Carina reprised by Ophelia Lovibond and the Chitauri spokesman known as The Other reprised by Alexis Denisof. The Nova Corps of Xandar are introduced led by Glenn Close's Nova Prime in an elaborate wig! Most notable among the Corpsman are John C. Reilly's Rhomann Dey and Peter Serafinowicz's Denarian Saal. Sharif Atkins and Brendan Fehr also play nameless Nova Corpsman. The space pirate Nebula who claims Thanos as her grandfather in the comics is repurposed as Thanos' second adoptive daughter and Gamora's rival in the film where she is played by Karen Gillan. Thanos himself, only briefly glimpsed in "Avengers", finally emerges from the shadows played by Josh Brolin. Gunn rounds out the cast with his usual stable including Michael Rooker as the Centaurian Ravager Yondu Udonta. In the comics, Yondu is from the 31st-century Valentino team of Guardians and he uses a bow to fire his yaka arrows whereas the movie sets Yondu among the Abnett/Lanning team of Guardians and cleverly has him whistle to control the flight of his sound-sensitive yaka arrow. Other Gunn troupe members are the director's brother, Sean Gunn, as Ravager Kraglin, Nathan Fillion as the lewd CGI inmate who gets hoisted by his nostrils and Gregg Henry as Grandpa Quill. Laura Haddock plays cancer-stricken Meredith Quill and Wyatt Oleff of "It" plays young Peter. Tomas Arana has a bit part as the Kree Ambassador as does sepulchral-voiced Ralph Ineson as a Ravager pilot. Finally, Seth Green provides the voice of Howard the Duck! TRIVIA: 1. Chris Pratt lost sixty pounds for the role, Karen Gillan shaved her head and Vin Diesel stood on stilts when delivering his lines. 2. Director James Gunn rewarded any cast or crew member for especially good work with a can of Play-Doh. He gave out forty of them during the shoot. 3. Quill's ship, the 'Milano', is named after the character's childhood crush, Alyssa Milano. EASTER EGGS: 1. Cosmo, the telepathic canine cosmonaut seen among the Collector's possessions and licking him at the end, actually commands Knowhere station in the comics! 2. Bereet, the alien girl aboard the 'Milano', is a deep-dive reference to a Hulk story where a female alien by her name accompanied Hulk and recorded his adventures! 3. The Power Stone contained in the Orb is the fourth Infinity Stone seen in the saga! CAMEO: 1. Stan Lee appears as a Xandarian Lothario with funky shades flirting with a young woman while Rocket is seeking potential bounties with his scanner. END-CREDIT SCENES: 1. A potted Baby Groot sways to the soundtrack while Drax polishes his blades. When Drax perceives the motion out of the corner of his eye, he turns and Baby Groot freezes in place until Drax turns away whereupon the potted twig resumes to boogie. 2. Sitting morosely amid the ruins of his Collection, a bandaged Tivan sips a tropical drink while Cosmo sympathetically licks his face prompting Howard the Duck to remark how gross that is while sipping his own beverage from the shattered remains of his display case. The next chronological stop in the MCU are Episodes 1 - 10 of Season 2 of "Agents of SHIELD".
I understand the need to protect copyright, but they should have a Mary exemption for your reactions. Until they do I will rewatch all of your re-uploads.
I loved the line. "It would not go over my head. My reflexes are too fast. I would catch it."
As an amputee, I also loved the gag with the fake leg.
Brilliant 🤣👍
Its so great on rewatch cause you can hear Rocket slightly break in his voice when he says leg. he's the worst haha
@@ooiiooiiooii Having my prosthesis stolen is kind of a big fear of mine.
it's never happened though. A racoon tried to take it once when I was camping, but I can hop faster than a racoon car run when carrying a prosthetic leg.
@@erictaylor5462 So what you're saying is that for a brief moment in time somewhere in the wild outdoors, a five-legged raccoon was being chased by a one legged man... were you hopping mad?🤣👍
@@alikaty2k7 I would be hopping mad, if the International House of Pancakes hadn't gone out of business. 😋😋
The moment you realise you are emotionally attached and crying over a CGI racoon and tree. That's Guardians of the freaking Galaxy for ya. They actually got me to care about CGI characters, genius.
But we didn't say Freaking.
Good point about CGI characters. They are such effective characters, that I don't even think of them as CGI characters.
What are some of the other best CGI characters in the history of movies? Gollum. NOT Jar Jar. Cesar.
I've never thought about this before, but I think Rocket is my favorite CGI character ever. His joy and his frustration are just so incredibly vibrant. And then his grief when Groot sacrifices himself is pretty painful.
Hi everyone! This is in fact a reupload. The previous upload got copyright claimed ... Once I removed the parts that they required to be deleted (with the RUclips automated cutter), the whole video and audio got desynchronized? I never had that happen before so I'm a bit confused. Since it was unwatcheable and I also couldn't undo it, I went trough the edit again and deleted alllllllll music. So I hope this one will be fine. Let's pray to the copyright lords :) I did upload this one and saved it as unlised for many hours (so it could be checked for copyright), so if this one gets claimed after I put it live, I just don't know if there is any way I can avoid this. Sorry for the inconvenience!
I liked it the first time, so I'm sure I will like it now! 😊
Great video⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🙂 and i have this copyright issue too its really annoying
I watched your first time through. I enjoyed it. Good luck with this one. You Tube likes to suck the fun out of it.
That sucks, both because it's trouble for you and because for a second I was like "Ooooh, bonus Marijchu!" Ah well, I'll just have to wait for your next video with baited breath.
Good luck
Yondu's character arc over the two movies is so great
1:18 Little Luna already cares about spoilers! You trained her well
"We are Groot" still gets me 😭
It's pretty hard to explain to someone how satisfying this movie is.
It's so silly and so sad. They take these characters who all have really painful pasts and stick them together on this zany quest to save the galaxy. It's a really funny movie... but underneath everything... is pain.
Also... Isn't this the best movie ever made that has a climax that is just 4 people deciding to hold hands? Why is that so satisfying? I'm not sure.
When I first heard that two of the Guardians of the Galaxy were a tree and a raccoon, I predicted that it would be Marvel's first failure. I liked the trailer, though, so I went to see it, and I was pretty surprised to find out that it was one of my favorites in the MCU.
I already saw this, but I came back for the cat
same
I didn't want to see this movie at first. Now it's one of my favorites. Great review.
Yes, that is John C Reilly from the film “Chicago”. I’ll love that “Cellophane” song too. 🎶
John C Reilly is a treasure ❤️
I recognize his voice from Wreck it Ralph
16:29 fun fact is that vin diesel is his second voice of groot, after the first voice of the iron Giant.
12:06 “I’m gonna die surrounded by the biggest idiots in the galaxy.”
HEY MARI,
I was just chatting with another reaction channel (White Noise Reacts), and they alter the pitch of the sound slightly on the show audio in order to mitigate copyright issues. It is not very distracting, you barely notice it after you get used to it, and they say it works "super well."
Fun fact, when Peter dropped orb and caught it, it was actually a blooper but they left it in cause it was so funny. So it definitely wasn't supposed to happen lol
My absolute favorite scene-when Groot gets that goofy grin after he kills all those baddies.
Part 2 has a lot of good character moments and the whole story really progresses hope to see your reaction if you haven't already. Love this channel.
The fact that they all had to learn what true friendship was and understanding what sacrificing of oneself for the benefit of others meant. They finally all had found a family for the first time or back again. I’m not someone who follows all these Marvel movies real close but when you mix SF and comedy together, now you’re talking. I can get on board with this anytime. Mary, you are a gem and we are all so pleased to have you to follow along discovering movies old and new. Thankyou.
I grew up with always at least 3 cats around, and E.T. was my favorite as a child. She got the name because she had a genetic defect that made her grow an extra claw on the rear of her heels, she couldn't use it tho, was just haning there like an extra finger...hence E.T. :) But she was so smart...and empathic, when i was 7 and my parents broke up, ET would always come to my room at around 2200, she could actually jump up on door handle and pull it down and then use her leggs to push open the door ( european doors with handles, not knobs like in the US)
And she'd sleep on my bed which always made me calm down and be more relaxed.
Haven't had a young cat for years now...but seing that little fluffy cuteness really makes me want to bring cats back into my life...
The very first time I saw this movie, it had started playing without me knowing what it was. The first scene, where his mother is dying gave me flashbacks to the day I walked into my grandmother's room at the nursing home to visit her, and the doctors and nurses were performing CPR on her. I had to shut it off, and it was a while before I attempted to watch it again. That's all the further I made it today, too, but I'll be back tomorrow to finish your video. That scene is very emotional for me, and it's been almost 35 years.
I’m so sorry you went through that. Art imitates life sometimes too closely. I hope you do get through this someday. It may help with the grief.
@@LiaaaaaaaaAAAAAHH Thank you. I have made it through the movie a few times, but that scene will always remind me of my grandmother. Our minds are strange things. A while back I was driving to work, and a song came on the radio, and a line in a song that I had heard hundreds of times suddenly made me think of that same day. It was weird that it never had caused that reaction before. As I thought more about it, I realized that it was exactly 35 years to the day since she had passed. My brain was just waiting to spring it on me, I guess, and used that song as an excuse.
The music is definitely a tricky thing for everyone. Just a few notes and they can get you. Fun movie though, with a great soundtrack. 👍✌️💜
I love how this movie changed a lot of the tone of the Marvel franchise. There would have never been a Thor: Ragnarok if Guardians weren't so successful, and that's the only good Thor movie imo.
Dark World is my least favorite in the MCU, but Thor 1 is pretty serviceable as an origin story, for me at least. Ragnarok is far and away the best Thor movie though
@@Drforrester31 Most definitely.
I love your screen name, by the way! I actually only live about 12 blocks from the restaurant where Joel and his buddies came up with the idea for MST3K in uptown Minneapolis.
When Marvel was struggling, they sold off the movie rights to their most well-known (and presumably most profitable) characters: Spiderman, X-Men, Wolverine, Hulk, Fantastic Four. They figured that only the most popular characters would make profitable movies. This is part of the reason why the MCU started with Iron Man - who was really more of a second-string character at the time. But it worked, and eventually, someone decided to take a big risk with Guardians of the Galaxy - a mostly unknown group, even among comic book fans. I followed Marvel Comics for many years, and I had just barely heard of them. I thought, "What were they thinking? Making a GotG movie? No one is going to come and see that! No one ever heard of these guys!" But they didn't consult me and made the movie anyway. And it turned out to be a really good movie!
@@PhilBagels Exactly. I've been watching MCU since the start, and it never ceases to amaze me what they've done with lesser-known IPs. I think DC is finally figuring that out as well, looking at the characters in the new Suicide Squad movies. If anything, it gives them more creative license since they're not as well known.
@@TheNeonParadox DC's issue, I guess it's Warner Bros. issue, really, is, they're rushing it. It took 4 years to get from Iron Man to The Avengers. 4 years of careful planning, and, universe building. WB, and, DC need to learn to have some patience.
Guardians is my favorite in the marvel universe! You're gonna love Vol 2 just as much ❤
For the record, that is John C. Reilly - the actor who sang Mr. Cellophane in the movie/musical 'Chicago.
Fun fact: in French, Groot always says "Je s'appelle Groot", instead of "Je m'appelle Groot". One can translate this as "My name am Groot." Vin Diesel made this mistake but it has been kept because it sound funnier.
I find Groot so adorable with this mistake. It fits to the character. Good idea in my opinion.
You are CORRECT! John C. Reilly is Mister Cellophane!!
Much love Mary. I'll pray the God of Copyright and ask him to leave you alone ;)
According to comics (supposedly) Groot can only say “I am Groot” because _The mature form of Groot's species is robust and heavyweight, which causes the organs of acoustic generation to become stiff and inflexible._
You can figure out what he’s saying based on the inflections. People who have been around him longer have an easier time of this.
The MCU doesn’t seem to be completely following this though
That's even worse than "Cyclops can punch you with his eyes because his eyes are portals to a dimension that is nothing but punches".
@@Carabas72 That comment was funnier than it had any right being. I will never get that visual out of my head...I'm kind of horrified, and kind of OK with that.
They did SUCH a good job with these films - characters who no-one gave a monkey's about in the comics and they're some of the best characters in the whole MCU - glad you enjoyed it :)
As far as i know, that dog in the end scene is Laika, first dog in space. And the duck with the drink is Howard the Duck, from the movie with the same name.
This movie set up (in subtle ways) all kinds of other movies yet to come, including CAPTAIN MARVEL and AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR.
I am Groot = I am leaving a comment to support my fav reactor because the Content ID is screwing with us
This has to be my favourite Marvel movie,luna is so cute.
Thank you for your hard work. BTW, your expression at 14:00 is priceless. I just now picked myself off the floor. I have pains in my side thanks to you from all the laughing. I really needed that!
As soon as I clicked on this my eyes went to the little kitty... soooo cute!
I think I spent at least half the movie staring at sweet little Luna sleeping. Too cute.
Sorry about those copyright claimed. Don't give up. i look forward to your video every week and i really like your new cat. keep smiling. WE Love you
So glad you are enjoying your journey through the MCU! Such fun to watch😁
Just make sure you have tissues on hand for Guardians 2. This series is all about the feels.
So tiny and cute kitten!
The dog @13:36 is in this years Christmas special. lol, I was wondering where and why this dog had a roll in it as a telekinetic.
How the hell have you gone through life without seeing these films until now!?
Haha, I grew up with a million out of the house hobbies and if I was behind a screen it was for video games. Now I notice I didn’t know what I was missing :).
love it when he pets rocket hahaha 😍
Still good, the second time around.
Was confused for a minute there but no complaints. :)
This is crazy good movie and it make you feel all emotions♥️💯😊 great reaction, thanks! You reactions is so much fun to watch!😊
This was a fun movie.
Tiny new fluffball kitteh earns a sub from me! 💯🤪😁
Well we appreciate your extra efforts Mary. We may just have to get you singing all of the songs after all
Fun Fact: The guy who played Ronan also played Thranduil in the Hobbit trilogy.
For Drax, the day Ronan graced his planet was the most important day of his life. But for Ronan, it was Tuesday.
Thumbs up for for your cats. I LOVE cats.
sweet reaction.. theres was definitely a special charm to this first one..
Thanks again, Mary & Luna! 🦸🏽♀️😻
13:55 that scene was unintentional, he dropped it by mistake but they kept it anyway
James Gunn is probably the only director that can make unknown/niche comic characters function in a movie.
First GotG and now Suicide Squad.
Hey Mary, loving your reactions. The kitties are gorgeous🐈
OH HAI KITTEH
Aw😢. Don’t worry - I cried with u & I’ve seen this movie 25 times.😃 No one cries alone in my presence & most of the time, NOT in my presence also.🙄 Wtf is that?! Too sensitive. Well, I’m 46 & still too sensitive so I just embrace it. It *does* ruin ur face if u have on mascara, so 1 coat waterproof mascara on top of regular mascara works for me…😉
One of the best parts of the MCU is guessing when and where Stan Lee would appear in each film and what he'd be doing
at the end of the movie is Howard the Duck, he had the third? Marvel movie in 1986 made by George Lucas from Star Wars. the first movie is Dr. Strange in 1978 and then Spider-man in 1980 i think
I watched Howard the duck when it was released. Even back then it was lame 😂
Posted it last time, but never hurts to do it again lol
1. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
2. The Avengers
3. Guardians of the Galaxy
4. Iron Man
5. Captain America: The First Avenger
6. Iron Man 3
7. The Incredible Hulk
8. Iron Man 2
9. Thor
10. Thor: The Dark World
I love your cat, mine hates lod noices lol - sleeps close to me, every day:)
The Ant-Man series is stupidly underrated.
re-like and re-comment for the reupload!
Such a... Crazy 🤪 Cool 😎 Emotional 😭 movie. I'm glad you got all these. I enjoyed your reactions 😎
Since you seem to like a good adventure story, I'd like to recommend a movie that none of the reaction channels have done before. _Silverado_ is a very underrated film. It's just a good fun white hat/black hat western with a star studded cast, gorgeous cinematography, and an epic score. There's no deep allegory or metaphors here, just good guys vs bad guys with plenty of horses, gunplay, and a splash of humor for good measure.
PLEASE REACT ON SOME INDIAN MOVIES LIKE 3 IDIOTS, PK, DANGAL, KUMBALANGI NIGHTS, BANGALORE DAYS, TRANCE, DRISHYAM, MATHU VADALARA, RATCHASAN, BARFI.I HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOUR REACTION SINCE A LONG TIME AND I LOVED YOUR REACTION. IT WOULD BE REALLY GREAT IF YOU REACT AT LEAST ONE OR SOME OF THESE MOVIES. I GUARANTEE IT YOU WILL LOVE THEM.
Yeah, the MCU actually is not in any way afraid to kick you in the feels right off the top of the movie.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
I'm commenting to replace my lost comment on the original upload. Love your videos.
You know a movie is good when a cartoon mammal can make you cry.
you are awesome Mary
We love ya anyway!! :D
24:06 surprised you know what Trolls are
I am Groot!
"Valerian" is a fun movie to react to also
Mary is awesome: Funny, smart and loves Marvel and LOTR. 😂 What a legend 👍
Thanos is the link between Avengers and Guardians
One of my kitties is named Luna.
I would like your reaction of Star Trek first two movies with Chris pine see if you spot Thor ? ! And Gamora !
Aww - Hi Luna!
I'm still trying to figure out her person... the kitten, lovely.
Guardians is pretty good, glad you enjoyed it. The kitten is adorable! It's been about 3 weeks since my cat passed away (had him for 20 years). Not ready for a new pet yet, but I love kittens and cats a lot.
The RUclips copyright system just confuses the hell out of me. Everyone getting into the MCU has gotten all the way to the end without their uploads being removed so it always seems like a purposeful targeting of certain reactors to me. Regardless though great reaction Mari, lovely as always.
"We are Grooth"
You've probably seen it already, but Ant Man is awesome. I hope you enjoy it.
Hey, I get to give another thumbs up.
Wonderful
Hey, Marijchu! "Guardians of the Galaxy" was an acquired taste for me. I like my science fiction sober so it always surprises me when the zaniness of this franchise appeals to so many. I reacted negatively upon initially viewing this bizarre, star-hopping hodge-podge of juvenile lunacy because it was at such variance with the source material! There were two fantastic comic book iterations of the team that I felt outclassed the cinematic interpretation: Jim Valentino's '90s Guardians which exist in an alternate 31st-century and Dan Abnett/Andy Lanning's '00s Guardians which is the basis for the movies. Each member of the Valentino team was the sole survivor of their kind including a time-displaced 20th-century character who served the same function as Captain America did for the Avengers. They were freedom fighters struggling against an alien invader that occupied the solar system. The Abnett/Lanning team was cobbled together from a disparate group of characters who had been created by a variety of writers and artists throughout the decades such as Steve Engelhart, Mark Gruenwald, Jim Starlin, Chris Claremont, Gerry Conway, Jack Kirby and Stan Lee. The writing duo crafted a brilliant space opera that tied together all the elements of Marvel's cosmic gallery: the abstract entities, the Elder beings, the Celestials, Earth's space-based heroes and every major interstellar civilization. There was situational and character comedy naturally derived from a motley crew of misfits but the stories were serious and the stakes were real. Most everything is played for laughs in the film. Nevertheless, the humor mostly lands and there is an emotional resonance that carries the day.
I do give director James Gunn tremendous credit for pushing the envelope and going for broke with these little-known characters bringing them to vivid life. He takes pains to authentically recreate Marvel's cosmic setting by incorporating organizations like the Nova Corps, facilities like the Kyln prison and wondrously grotesque objects like Knowhere, the severed head of a titanic Celestial that has been colonized by millions and mined of its cerebrospinal fluid!
The cast is eclectic but fully committed to their characters which often deviate markedly from their comic counterparts. Chris Pratt is affable and affecting as Peter Quill but his bravado comes across as childish as opposed to the world-weary drifter Star-Lord is in the comics. Zoe Saldana is appropriately fierce as Gamora but is never given a proper showcase to confirm her as 'the deadliest woman in the galaxy'. Drax is presented as a fusion of the dense persona created by Jim Starlin in the '70s and the stoic bad-ass persona he evolved into under Abnett/Lanning. Dave Bautista's impressive comedic portrayal threads the needle between the two versions spectacularly making his character a stand-out! Bradley Cooper nails Rocket Raccoon as a smart-mouthed, bitter, nasty piece of work. The only character in the bunch actually created by Stan Lee is Groot whose enigmatic portrayal is comic accurate and highly distinctive. There was no need for Vin Diesel to be cast in this part but he apparently learned how to say "I am Groot" in fifteen languages! Diesel would have been ideally suited to play Ronan the Accuser had he been rendered with fidelity. Instead, Lee Pace, a fine actor, was made to portray him as a ridiculous maniac while his comic counterpart is much more noble and complex. When viewed chronologically, this is Ronan's second appearance in the saga as well as Korath's again played by Djimon Hounsou. Three other characters making their second bow are Taneleer Tivan, the Collector, reprised by Benicio del Toro, his red-skinned servant Carina reprised by Ophelia Lovibond and the Chitauri spokesman known as The Other reprised by Alexis Denisof. The Nova Corps of Xandar are introduced led by Glenn Close's Nova Prime in an elaborate wig! Most notable among the Corpsman are John C. Reilly's Rhomann Dey and Peter Serafinowicz's Denarian Saal. Sharif Atkins and Brendan Fehr also play nameless Nova Corpsman. The space pirate Nebula who claims Thanos as her grandfather in the comics is repurposed as Thanos' second adoptive daughter and Gamora's rival in the film where she is played by Karen Gillan. Thanos himself, only briefly glimpsed in "Avengers", finally emerges from the shadows played by Josh Brolin. Gunn rounds out the cast with his usual stable including Michael Rooker as the Centaurian Ravager Yondu Udonta. In the comics, Yondu is from the 31st-century Valentino team of Guardians and he uses a bow to fire his yaka arrows whereas the movie sets Yondu among the Abnett/Lanning team of Guardians and cleverly has him whistle to control the flight of his sound-sensitive yaka arrow. Other Gunn troupe members are the director's brother, Sean Gunn, as Ravager Kraglin, Nathan Fillion as the lewd CGI inmate who gets hoisted by his nostrils and Gregg Henry as Grandpa Quill. Laura Haddock plays cancer-stricken Meredith Quill and Wyatt Oleff of "It" plays young Peter. Tomas Arana has a bit part as the Kree Ambassador as does sepulchral-voiced Ralph Ineson as a Ravager pilot. Finally, Seth Green provides the voice of Howard the Duck!
TRIVIA:
1. Chris Pratt lost sixty pounds for the role, Karen Gillan shaved her head and Vin Diesel stood on stilts when delivering his lines.
2. Director James Gunn rewarded any cast or crew member for especially good work with a can of Play-Doh. He gave out forty of them during the shoot.
3. Quill's ship, the 'Milano', is named after the character's childhood crush, Alyssa Milano.
EASTER EGGS:
1. Cosmo, the telepathic canine cosmonaut seen among the Collector's possessions and licking him at the end, actually commands Knowhere station in the comics!
2. Bereet, the alien girl aboard the 'Milano', is a deep-dive reference to a Hulk story where a female alien by her name accompanied Hulk and recorded his adventures!
3. The Power Stone contained in the Orb is the fourth Infinity Stone seen in the saga!
CAMEO:
1. Stan Lee appears as a Xandarian Lothario with funky shades flirting with a young woman while Rocket is seeking potential bounties with his scanner.
END-CREDIT SCENES:
1. A potted Baby Groot sways to the soundtrack while Drax polishes his blades. When Drax perceives the motion out of the corner of his eye, he turns and Baby Groot freezes in place until Drax turns away whereupon the potted twig resumes to boogie.
2. Sitting morosely amid the ruins of his Collection, a bandaged Tivan sips a tropical drink while Cosmo sympathetically licks his face prompting Howard the Duck to remark how gross that is while sipping his own beverage from the shattered remains of his display case.
The next chronological stop in the MCU are Episodes 1 - 10 of Season 2 of "Agents of SHIELD".
It is mr cellophane
Please react to The Revenge Of The Nerds. You will notice a similar laugh.
welcome Luna
my wind smells of burnt turnip
dawwwwww cute kitten
Mary, the sound on your videos is too low, please turn it up so i can hear the movie
Please read the pinned comment :). I wish I could!
Love how you say "AV-engers"
i really could care less about the other marvel movies.. but guardians of the galaxy? i LOVE the crap out of anything to do with them.
Watch In Bruges.
I understand the need to protect copyright, but they should have a Mary exemption for your reactions. Until they do I will rewatch all of your re-uploads.
We are Groot