He didn't want to take her hand because he didn't want to say goodbye; he didn't want to accept that she was dying. I can fully understand his feelings, since the two things I hate with a passion, more than anything else, are fear... and goodbye.
There was a Howard the Duck movie made a few decades ago. It was really bad. This one line in this end credit scene is funnier than anything in that movie. And is a closer representation of the character to how he is in the comics. A well-written Howard the Duck movie in the MCU could be good.
fun fact: Peter dropping the orb was a movie mistake but Mr. Gunn liked it some much he left in the final product. Hence, Quill dropping the ball sort of speak.
Drax is the best! Bautista is marvelous in the role, I see why Carpenter said he loved working with wrestlers. (They're on time, they know their lines, they hit their marks, and they don't give me any grief about motivation.)
I used to work for WWE, and if those wrestlers weren't self-disciplined, they didn't last long. For 365 days a year they're doing some combination of working out, training, rehearsing, performing, traveling, or doing public appearance/charity work...and all they get to eat is bland tuna and chicken.
In the Marvel 616 (Comic Universe) The Collector is one of the Elders of the Universe and billions of years old, his best friend is another Elder called The Grandmaster played by Jeff Goldblum in Thor: Ragnorok. They see everyone as lesser beings like pets so "fetch" isn't so far fetched of a term for him to use.
@@Hiraghm I had to look them up. Nebula is a Luphomoid and Yondu is a Centaurian. The blue just being a coincidence I guess, Ronan was blue aswell but he was kree
oh really ? Do they ever mention that in the movies or are we just supposed to assume Thanos took Nebula too ? They even had a flashback in Endgame of when Thanos took Gamora nothing for Nebula but makes sense, there both adopted sisters then ok
@@Narutoanime16g it's not pointed out the movies but it's well known in the comics she's not his daughter. He only has 1 biological child called Thane and he doesn't exist within the MCU
Technically, Groot died and at the very end that is his son Groot. In the Marvel Comics with their race - When they have offspring, they pass along much shared memory but the offspring is still a unique entity with a personality of its own.
Peter didn't reach to his mother out of fear of losing his mother..to reach knowing she was close to end would mean accepting she was going to leave him. So he hesitated as a child would in a room with someone he loves dying never having seen death before or dealt with that sorrow or emotional tidal wave.
If I stand perfectly still... I become invisible! ... but you’re moving? But my movements are so slow, they cannot be detected. Hi Drax! D*mn it! (In the distance) LANGUAGE!!!!!!
Talking about end credits scenes, when you'll come to that you should watch the entire end credits of *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2* because there's a lot a end credits scenes plus small moving images and jokes scattered during the whole credits, and as a bonus, they made a clip to promote the blu-ray of the 2nd movie called *Guardians Inferno* on the Marvel Entertainment youtube channel :) in the meantime I can't wait for you reaction for the other MCU movies, I'll be there! ^^
Only just started watching your MCU reactions and they are brilliant! I especially love the fact that you are honest regarding if you’ve seen a film or know any information previously to reacting, rather than putting on a fake show! This is such a rarity in your “line of work”! Keep up the great work!💪👊
7:31 Drax is played by Dave Bautista (American actor, retired professional wrestler, former mixed martial artist and bodybuilder) Also loving the new edits (graphics)
two points of fact: 24:04 When Yondu said "Hand it over son" He really meant son in the way a father means son and not just the generic term. You see it in Part 2 that he considered Peter to be his son. 22:15 Groot does die. Baby Groot is not the same person. Its Groots child but NOT Groot. He did indeed die so yes something did happen to him.
Wrong. In the words of James Gunn himself: “It's complicated. Genetically, baby Groot is the same Groot, but he does not have the same set of memories."
@@Mr.Ekshin true. How about the others, ebony maw and proxima midnight. Any idea if they had the same experience with Thanos, they seemed way more loyal
@@OutlawStar87 - The entire "black order" was made up of orphaned children taken by Thanos after he killed their parents and destroyed their worlds. So basically they were all kidnapped by the guy that killed their entire families.
OMG i luv you Duaffy, "like a beatch at the cinema". Me and the Panda cried after groot died as well and when Starlord involved his friends to save the Galaxy. My lil Panda is grown now and she owns and wears a replica of Starlords jacket.
I really enjoyed your reaction and can't wait for you to react to Guardians of the Galaxy 2 which is my favorite MCU movie because of the perfect story and big emotional connection to the characters.
2:40 because he didnt want her to give up. he taught that by givving her his hand, it was a sigh as to say "its ok mon, you can die, i will b ok" however, she realy was dying, and he didnt get the chance of acctuly giving her his hand at the end...
What I appreciated about this movie was the soundtrack, as I liked the director’s choice of music (the second one, when you come around to it, is more epic and the classic tracks Gunn uses just adds to it). And dude, I felt the same when I saw baby Groot and heard Marvin Gaye.
Hi D! Happy New Year! Been a while! Was so busy for the past few months - anyway, your reaction is always heartfelt D, that's why your my favorite reactor! Can't wait for the next one! Much love and God bless from the Philippines!
Well, tree's and many other plants can grow from shoots. Meaning: I could take a plant with 10 stems, cut 9 of them off, root them in the ground, and then end up with 10 plants. Is only one of them the "real" plant, since it has the same root system as before? With most animals there's a brain that we consider "them", not so with plants. So are they all the same plant, since they have the same genetics? And since it wasn't a single-cell, it's more than just clones. If I split a plant in half and both grow, which one is real? Being the "same Groot" or not is really complicated with plants.
@@n0tk0sher Which means what? How does a Groot store their sentience? Is it stored in a neurological organ in their head like a human brain? Is it distributed across their body evenly? We don't know, so who can say how much of the GotG Groot remains in the 'new' Groot?
@@EclecticMystic Not really complicated with Groot, since James Gunn himself has said that Groot died in GotG and the "second Groot" is his son. So the Groot you see in GotG and Baby Groot who we see in the rest of the MCU are two different characters.
Keep in the back of your head the locations of the Infinity Stones ;). So far the Tesseract is in Asgard, Loki's scepter has a stone inside and it's in posession of a Hydra guy that defected from SHIELD on Earth, the Aether is with the Collector's destroyed place in Knowhere, and the Orb is in the planet Xandar.
in this movie and it's sequel there are planets that when you see them, they show their name and coordinates in space, those coordinates translate when unscrambled? or deciphered into a secret message
The most beautiful, articulate, intriguing, intelligent, funny, warm, open and honest woman on TH-cam #facts. And when she laughs my smile is instantaneous, Namaste Duaffy.
Oh my God, you are going to have a hard time watching Avangers Infinity War, although you'll probably love it. Of course, nothing wrong with crying while watching movies; I can totally shed some tears watching the first Rocky or Gladiator. And honestly, I think it's awesome that a movie can make you feel that. Oh, and by the way, love your new intro! very cyberpunkish ;)
In the comics Nebula is Thanos' biological Niece. This movie destroyed me in theaters. I had recently just lost my Dad to Cancer when this came out so the opening scene of the movie hit me REALLY hard, which just emotionally had me way more sensitive to everything than I normally would be otherwise. Jacked up to 11 would be an major understatement. When it got to "We are Groot" I couldn't see the screen I was blinded by tears.
Heee. I knew this would be a heartwarming reaction. Of course it's still emotional even after you've already seen it, because that is the virtue of having such fun and memorable characters. Indeed, *We are Groot.* Also, I love the story of you exiting the theater during the credits, dancing. ^ _ ^ Oh Duaffy. I hope you never ever leave us, and keep being your wonderful, incomparable self always. [does happy dance]
Good movies, which I think all MCU movies are... some better than others, you need to watch more than once. So often we miss little subtle things. And so fun to even get more out of a good movie the second or third movie. By watching Game of Thrones reactions by a few different folks, I've learned so much more than if I only watched it once. Because it was so good... complex. The things on the screen in the peripherals... the details, are fun to discover.
My biggest complaint about this movie is Ronan. First off Lee Pace is incredibly talented and wasted on such a one-note character (seriously, check him out in Halt and Catch Fire.) Second, Ronan is a far more complex character than presented here (he's basically space Javert/Judge Dredd) and it could have been brilliant to position him as an antagonist that still has a point rather than just a snarling agent of destruction. Also, the dog in the space-suit with the Collector is Cosmo: in the comics, he is the head of security for Knowhere and is a mid level telekinetic and low-grade telepath (who is frenemies with Rocket.) He's awesome.
I agree Ronan is undercooked. I also think the battle over Xandar is pretty meh. Combined, these factors make act 3 of this movie a letdown after the early parts of the movie being so so good. I still like it a lot, but I think GotG2 is better because it does a better job with the final act.
@@jimdetry9420 Yes, but you have to admit he's a very bland villain. His motivations and character are almost non-existent, and there was a lot of potential for something better in the character.
honestly the second time is the best viewing. You already know what it's about so you can focus on the details and nuances you might miss in the first time
Someone already pointed out that the actor playing Quill really did drop the orb, but he stayed in character so they kept it in. I forget, have you released a reaction to Spider-Man : Homecoming, because there's a nice adlib scene there too. "12% of a plan" calls back to The Avengers "12% of the credit" line. Also Rocket's "now we're all standing in a circle" was ad-libbed.
She doesnt have to imagine how dirty it is, he says if there was a blacklight it would look like a jackson polluck painting, they are the painyings that look like paint was just flung at the canvas. Blacklights show body fluids, so theres his fluids all over the place
"Because I'm one of the idiots who live in it!" - My favorite quote of this movie. Why can't we apply that kind of sense to environment?
He didn't want to take her hand because he didn't want to say goodbye; he didn't want to accept that she was dying.
I can fully understand his feelings, since the two things I hate with a passion, more than anything else, are fear... and goodbye.
This is one of my favorite mcu movies. Guardians of the galaxy has a bit of star wars vibe to it.
I have the same opinion. I'm glad I am not the only one who felt that way :)
GOTG *IS* MCU's answer to Star Wars =)
Not only with energy, Action, imagination but also comedy as well.
I always got more of a Firefly vibe from it, from the outlaw protagonists to parts of the dialogue.
Honestly, to me it's less Star Wars than it is Ice Pirates and similar mid-80s low-budget SF.
you don't remember Drax because he was so incredibly still, that he became invisible to the eye.
While eating noodles. Awesome.
😆😆😆
Fun fact: At the end credits, that character is called Howard the Duck, and he can break the 4th wall, the same way Deadpool does
There was a Howard the Duck movie made a few decades ago. It was really bad. This one line in this end credit scene is funnier than anything in that movie. And is a closer representation of the character to how he is in the comics. A well-written Howard the Duck movie in the MCU could be good.
And he is a master of Quack-Fu...
@@PhilBagels he was in the endgame battle too but you have to look closely
@@skudopludo wait really?
@@fcsmeikuari1942 yeah he’s near Bucky Barnes
"Hello, my name is 'Drax the Destroyer.' You killed my wife and daughter... Prepare to die."
Looking for the six gemmed man?
prepare for deeznuts
@@neversayjello Huh?
fun fact: Peter dropping the orb was a movie mistake but Mr. Gunn liked it some much he left in the final product. Hence, Quill dropping the ball sort of speak.
What's fun about that?
Drax is the best! Bautista is marvelous in the role, I see why Carpenter said he loved working with wrestlers. (They're on time, they know their lines, they hit their marks, and they don't give me any grief about motivation.)
Yes I've heard many directors say they usually like wrestlers
I used to work for WWE, and if those wrestlers weren't self-disciplined, they didn't last long. For 365 days a year they're doing some combination of working out, training, rehearsing, performing, traveling, or doing public appearance/charity work...and all they get to eat is bland tuna and chicken.
In the Marvel 616 (Comic Universe) The Collector is one of the Elders of the Universe and billions of years old, his best friend is another Elder called The Grandmaster played by Jeff Goldblum in Thor: Ragnorok. They see everyone as lesser beings like pets so "fetch" isn't so far fetched of a term for him to use.
The Groot that we knew did die. The little Groot is his offspring, pretty much Groot's son.
Nebula is not Thanos biological daughter. She was taken just like Gamora
I'm curious; is Nebula of the same species as Yondu, since they're both blue? Are they both Andorian?
@@Hiraghm I had to look them up. Nebula is a Luphomoid and Yondu is a Centaurian. The blue just being a coincidence I guess, Ronan was blue aswell but he was kree
I assumed the blue had to do with her cybernetics.
oh really ? Do they ever mention that in the movies or are we just supposed to assume Thanos took Nebula too ? They even had a flashback in Endgame of when Thanos took Gamora nothing for Nebula but makes sense, there both adopted sisters then ok
@@Narutoanime16g it's not pointed out the movies but it's well known in the comics she's not his daughter. He only has 1 biological child called Thane and he doesn't exist within the MCU
I still cry at the start every single time, and lost count years ago of how many times I've seen this movie.
They don’t know thor. They might know about asgardians, but not thor
Technically, Groot died and at the very end that is his son Groot. In the Marvel Comics with their race - When they have offspring, they pass along much shared memory but the offspring is still a unique entity with a personality of its own.
What offspring? It's not like he used his seed or something, he just planted a part of him, a twig.
"Why did I forget this wonderful man?" was the best question about Drax I've ever heard.
"Oh I heard this one is LOADS of fun!"
(opening scene leaves me bawling)
(bawling reoccurs throughout film)
Groot has so much to say with so few words. Everyone should be like Groot! Loved your reaction once again!
Peter didn't reach to his mother out of fear of losing his mother..to reach knowing she was close to end would mean accepting she was going to leave him. So he hesitated as a child would in a room with someone he loves dying never having seen death before or dealt with that sorrow or emotional tidal wave.
Both daughters are adopted, fyi
It's crazy that Lee Pace isn't a movie superstar at this point :/
I liked him as Legolas' father in The Hobbit series.
Yep, he's literally one of the best parts of those movies :)
Just found your channel and i love it keep doing this, your reactions are so good i simply want to see more of them
You don't remember Drax because he is invicible. (Reference)
Shush, be still now.
Invisible.
@@marclewis5505 thanks, english it's not my primary language
If I stand perfectly still... I become invisible!
... but you’re moving?
But my movements are so slow, they cannot be detected.
Hi Drax!
D*mn it!
(In the distance) LANGUAGE!!!!!!
I freakin’ love when she’s smiling and laughing , it’s sooooi cute about it that i can’t help myself
Talking about end credits scenes, when you'll come to that you should watch the entire end credits of *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2* because there's a lot a end credits scenes plus small moving images and jokes scattered during the whole credits, and as a bonus, they made a clip to promote the blu-ray of the 2nd movie called *Guardians Inferno* on the Marvel Entertainment youtube channel :) in the meantime I can't wait for you reaction for the other MCU movies, I'll be there! ^^
I really wish more people watched Guardians Inferno after Guardians Vol 2 LOL
that shit is amazing, and peak James Gunn
Only just started watching your MCU reactions and they are brilliant!
I especially love the fact that you are honest regarding if you’ve seen a film or know any information previously to reacting, rather than putting on a fake show! This is such a rarity in your “line of work”!
Keep up the great work!💪👊
Love your reactions. You seem like such a great person. Great channel!
Well, no spoilers, but to answer your question, "I am Groot."
We are groot 😉
dude! you said no spoilers!
not cool
@@AceOfSerberit dude she's already seen the movie
@@sowde3645 dude. It's a joke
Groot how dare you are spoiling things
Fact: The scene when Quill dropped the orb was actually improvised by the actor
Fact: who asked
@@bluff8364 fact: I did
@@bluff8364 so did I. I just thought of the question and thank goodness this guy posted the answer in the comments
Not even improvised, be genuinely messed up and dropped it but had enough tact to pick it up quickly.
Your reactions are adorable, and funny!
Keep up the awesome work
Take care!
Thank you so much 😁
7:31 Drax is played by Dave Bautista (American actor, retired professional wrestler, former mixed martial artist and bodybuilder)
Also loving the new edits (graphics)
two points of fact:
24:04 When Yondu said "Hand it over son" He really meant son in the way a father means son and not just the generic term. You see it in Part 2 that he considered Peter to be his son.
22:15 Groot does die. Baby Groot is not the same person. Its Groots child but NOT Groot. He did indeed die so yes something did happen to him.
I hate to break it to you, but Groot actually died in this movie. The baby Groot is his son, who was only born after his dad sacrificed himself. 😢
I didn't know that...
Wrong. In the words of James Gunn himself: “It's complicated. Genetically, baby Groot is the same Groot, but he does not have the same set of memories."
Who cares? He is just little now, nothing else changed.
@@themiIes Well, also in the words of James Gunn (27.02.2018): "First Groot is dead. Baby Groot is his son."
@@themiIes So it's a clone?
u beutifull duaffy, keep going!! so much support from spain
YES! One of the BEST MCU movies!
Eh... I personally think 2's better. And Endgame's my all-time fav, so...
"Look at those big balls."
HaHAHAHAHAHA Duaffy, you have the same sense of humor that I do. :)
such a emotional roller coaster with you ,, thank you for the ride .
Love watching your reactions ❤️ you're the best 😊
still prefer the gag reel ending where Ronan accepts the dance-off challenge. Look it up. :)
all those songs from this movie is my favorite lol
this is a good movie yes yes
Nebula is also adopted. All of Thanos’ children are adopted i think.
only thane is biological
Adopted... kidnapped... Same diff
If this movie made you cry, I can imagine the sea of tears when you see "Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2"
True
Yep, specially the end! Tearjerker
Great reaction. To no surprise by anyone I am sure, this is my all time fave movie.
You cry because you're a human being that can feel and empathize. Never ever be ashamed nor confused by it.
9:00 Thanos doesn't have any biological daughters - Gamora and Nebula are both adopted.
15:18 Because there's no SPACE inside the SHIP!
All of the Children Thanos had, and none were girls? Thane must have sisters and Brothers
@@image3320 Thane is thanos only biological child. All the rest are adopted
"Adopted" is a rather kind way of putting it. He killed their parents, destroyed their homes, and took them as "daughters".
@@Mr.Ekshin true. How about the others, ebony maw and proxima midnight. Any idea if they had the same experience with Thanos, they seemed way more loyal
@@OutlawStar87 - The entire "black order" was made up of orphaned children taken by Thanos after he killed their parents and destroyed their worlds. So basically they were all kidnapped by the guy that killed their entire families.
Duaffys laugh always keeps me coming back for more reactions.
Ooh, nice intro! I don't know if I noticed that before.
So much laughing and crying and dancing. What a roller coaster! 😄
Me: Swatting mosquitos.
Duaffy: Why are you doing that they just want to bite your leg? 😂
For an action sci-fi comedy, that opening was very tragic and heartbreaking
OMG i luv you Duaffy, "like a beatch at the cinema". Me and the Panda cried after groot died as well and when Starlord involved his friends to save the Galaxy. My lil Panda is grown now and she owns and wears a replica of Starlords jacket.
Oh boy I was waiting for this movie reaction! So funny!!!! Love the reactions Duaffy!!
I loved Duaffy's reaction to GotG.😄 She's so damn sweet she almost made me cry a couple of times 4 real.
I really enjoyed your reaction and can't wait for you to react to Guardians of the Galaxy 2 which is my favorite MCU movie because of the perfect story and big emotional connection to the characters.
2:40 because he didnt want her to give up. he taught that by givving her his hand, it was a sigh as to say "its ok mon, you can die, i will b ok" however, she realy was dying, and he didnt get the chance of acctuly giving her his hand at the end...
The beginning gets me every time. I saw this in 2015 shortly after my own mother passed away due to cancer.
I’m so sorry. May she rest in peace.
Thank you, it means a lot.
nonstop entertaining... and also pretty emotional.
*Easily made my day better*
What I appreciated about this movie was the soundtrack, as I liked the director’s choice of music (the second one, when you come around to it, is more epic and the classic tracks Gunn uses just adds to it). And dude, I felt the same when I saw baby Groot and heard Marvin Gaye.
The song is called I Want You Back by The Jackson 5
OHH love the new opening credit you had made NICE
Star Lord dropping the orb at the Collector's was a blooper they kept in the movie.
Now you found the 4th Infinity Stone: Power.
If you cryed for this one you will surely cry with the vol. 2. In my opinion it's even better
Every time you cry i wish i could hug you and cry with you 😭
Hi D! Happy New Year! Been a while! Was so busy for the past few months - anyway, your reaction is always heartfelt D, that's why your my favorite reactor! Can't wait for the next one! Much love and God bless from the Philippines!
Happy new year to you too!! :D Welcome back! 😊
@@DuaffyMS Thanks D! You did mention your also reacting to Game of Thrones, that's awesome! Can't wait D!
As much as this one made you cry the 2nd one had me crying at the end so much. Looking forward to seeing you react to that. lol
Groot actually died, in the end it wasn't the same Groot.
Unless he is like T. dohrnii, the so-called immortal jellyfish.
Well, tree's and many other plants can grow from shoots. Meaning: I could take a plant with 10 stems, cut 9 of them off, root them in the ground, and then end up with 10 plants. Is only one of them the "real" plant, since it has the same root system as before? With most animals there's a brain that we consider "them", not so with plants. So are they all the same plant, since they have the same genetics? And since it wasn't a single-cell, it's more than just clones. If I split a plant in half and both grow, which one is real?
Being the "same Groot" or not is really complicated with plants.
@@EclecticMystic lol. But Groot is a sentient plant. I guess we'll never know.
@@n0tk0sher Which means what? How does a Groot store their sentience? Is it stored in a neurological organ in their head like a human brain? Is it distributed across their body evenly? We don't know, so who can say how much of the GotG Groot remains in the 'new' Groot?
@@EclecticMystic Not really complicated with Groot, since James Gunn himself has said that Groot died in GotG and the "second Groot" is his son. So the Groot you see in GotG and Baby Groot who we see in the rest of the MCU are two different characters.
This movie was an amazing surprise. I didnt even knew GOTG before this movie came out. It's my favorite movie in the MCU.
11:55
The creature behind her is a Dark Elf from Svartalfheim, which we saw in Thor 2 👌
This is my Favorite MCU Movie you laugh you cry it`s just so cool!
Keep in the back of your head the locations of the Infinity Stones ;). So far the Tesseract is in Asgard, Loki's scepter has a stone inside and it's in posession of a Hydra guy that defected from SHIELD on Earth, the Aether is with the Collector's destroyed place in Knowhere, and the Orb is in the planet Xandar.
In one of the behind the scenes bloopers of this movie Ronan dances with Star Lord
Camera is so much better! Nice video, keep it going !
Having a bad memory is good, it means every experience you have will be new. 😀
Thanks for being so awesome fun.
Awesome reaction 🔥👍
in this movie and it's sequel there are planets that when you see them, they show their name and coordinates in space, those coordinates translate when unscrambled? or deciphered into a secret message
Subtitled in Spanish? Nice 😊 Amazing reaction 💐
The most beautiful, articulate, intriguing, intelligent, funny, warm, open and honest woman on TH-cam #facts. And when she laughs my smile is instantaneous, Namaste Duaffy.
Hey nice reaction. What your setup for example like that lamp behind you. You have good lighting.
Oh my God, you are going to have a hard time watching Avangers Infinity War, although you'll probably love it. Of course, nothing wrong with crying while watching movies; I can totally shed some tears watching the first Rocky or Gladiator. And honestly, I think it's awesome that a movie can make you feel that.
Oh, and by the way, love your new intro! very cyberpunkish ;)
She left him an 80s Walkman and he plays it all the time.
Such an underrated movie tbh
Awesome! Thank you!!! 😃
In the comics Nebula is Thanos' biological Niece. This movie destroyed me in theaters. I had recently just lost my Dad to Cancer when this came out so the opening scene of the movie hit me REALLY hard, which just emotionally had me way more sensitive to everything than I normally would be otherwise. Jacked up to 11 would be an major understatement. When it got to "We are Groot" I couldn't see the screen I was blinded by tears.
I love watching your reaction video's
A movie about family and friends, great movie ❤️❤️ and yes, trees are life 👍🏼
Heee. I knew this would be a heartwarming reaction. Of course it's still emotional even after you've already seen it, because that is the virtue of having such fun and memorable characters. Indeed, *We are Groot.* Also, I love the story of you exiting the theater during the credits, dancing. ^ _ ^ Oh Duaffy. I hope you never ever leave us, and keep being your wonderful, incomparable self always. [does happy dance]
Thank you for always being there to support. You're amazing 💗
[wags tail] D'aww shucks.
Good movies, which I think all MCU movies are... some better than others, you need to watch more than once. So often we miss little subtle things. And so fun to even get more out of a good movie the second or third movie. By watching Game of Thrones reactions by a few different folks, I've learned so much more than if I only watched it once. Because it was so good... complex. The things on the screen in the peripherals... the details, are fun to discover.
Fun fact, Peter's mother was in the first Captain America movie. She asked for an autograph from Steve.
She wouldn't have been born
@@OutlawStar87 i mean the actress. She played Peter's grandmother there.
@@pence089 oh right. Makes more sense lol
My biggest complaint about this movie is Ronan. First off Lee Pace is incredibly talented and wasted on such a one-note character (seriously, check him out in Halt and Catch Fire.) Second, Ronan is a far more complex character than presented here (he's basically space Javert/Judge Dredd) and it could have been brilliant to position him as an antagonist that still has a point rather than just a snarling agent of destruction.
Also, the dog in the space-suit with the Collector is Cosmo: in the comics, he is the head of security for Knowhere and is a mid level telekinetic and low-grade telepath (who is frenemies with Rocket.) He's awesome.
I agree Ronan is undercooked. I also think the battle over Xandar is pretty meh. Combined, these factors make act 3 of this movie a letdown after the early parts of the movie being so so good. I still like it a lot, but I think GotG2 is better because it does a better job with the final act.
The movie isn't "Ronan of the Galaxy."
@@jimdetry9420 Yes, but you have to admit he's a very bland villain. His motivations and character are almost non-existent, and there was a lot of potential for something better in the character.
This movie and the second one are my favorite ones
honestly the second time is the best viewing. You already know what it's about so you can focus on the details and nuances you might miss in the first time
You are proof angels exist 🙏❤️🇬🇧
AND now you build slowly to the EPIC MCU!! WOOT! :D
Someone already pointed out that the actor playing Quill really did drop the orb, but he stayed in character so they kept it in. I forget, have you released a reaction to Spider-Man : Homecoming, because there's a nice adlib scene there too.
"12% of a plan" calls back to The Avengers "12% of the credit" line.
Also Rocket's "now we're all standing in a circle" was ad-libbed.
Do you just look up at ad-lib lines in movies or have you watched every behind the scenes/interview regarding mcu?
Hi duaffy! I love your style and the videos are always great.
Are you a capricorn? I get heavy water sign vibes.
Love your new look & also the intro.....
i would just like to say, to anyone who is reading, i aready liked yondu since this movie, not only that, but he was my favorite character.
Underrated MCU movie
I like Rocket🦝
She doesnt have to imagine how dirty it is, he says if there was a blacklight it would look like a jackson polluck painting, they are the painyings that look like paint was just flung at the canvas. Blacklights show body fluids, so theres his fluids all over the place