Guardians of the Galaxy REACTION | First time watching!
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This is still one of my very favorite MCU movies. I've re-watched it so many times and it's still funny. Your reaction made it even funnier because when you started laughing I laughed even harder!
Glad you enjoyed it!
exactly my thoughts when I first saw you.
The critter at the end was none other than Howard The Duck!!! Look him up :)
And there is a Howard the Duck movie that came out in the 80s. Might be another comic book movie for you to check out.
It's amazing how different Karen Gillan (Nebula) looks without that make-up! She also played Amy Pond in Doctor Who.
Also "Ruby Roundhouse" in the Jumanji sequels, which are incredibly good.
Great movie! This was the MCU's biggest risk so far at this point because it was a movie about a bunch of characters that not even die-hard comics fans cared about, and there were real fears that it could've been the MCU's first flop, but instead we got one of the best MCU movies of them all.
loved it!
The duck was Howard the duck which was part the comics. There was movie but was done awhile back.
I see no resemblance to Chris Pratt. I am so glad you included the moment when Drax starts petting Rocket as he is crying over Groot's death. That is just so sweet. I love how Rocket looks so shocked, but then accepts the gesture of kindness.
I love this movie! 😊
You do look a little bit like Chris Pratt.
That beginning scene is always hard for me to watch.
This is definitely my favorite of the Guardians movies. Both movies are great. But this one is my absolute favorite. I love the music in both movies.
Next up in the MCU: "Avengers: Age of Ultron".
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
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Travis looks more like Rocket...
ya mama
That was Howard the Duck.
Idk about Howard lol
@@TravisViews Howard the Duck (Trapped in a world he never made), was from a universe where the intellegent creatures were ducks. He fell through a rift in the universe onto our earth. He had a comic book that was wildly popular which was probably killed by the movie. He really is not really important as a character except for those like me who has fond memories of him.
This movie is so good. One of the best marvel movies. I love for gamora 🤩💚
That thing was Howard the Duck, put in as an Easter egg for comic fans. Waaaay back there was a Howard the Duck movie. So long ago I don't even remember anything that happened in it.
I'm sure you will love this movie .....
Ok so the actor, Lee Pace, who plays Ronin in this movie the same actor that plays Thranduil the Elven King (Legolas' father) in the Hobbit trilogy and he plays the vampire, Garrett, in the Twilight Breaking Dawn part 1 and 2 movies. 😉 And GotG have, by far, the best soundtracks.
EXCELLENT REVIEW!!! Knew you'd fall in love with Baby Groot! He and Baby Yoda are the cutest damn things ever!!!
ooooh! Haven't seen those others yet!
@@TravisViews you'll love them. Can't wait to see your reactions! Have a blessed day sir!
If there's one VERY important plot point to keep in mind coming out of this movie, it's this: Gamora's buyer on Knowhere who they were about to sell the orb to--his name is Tanaleer Tivan aka The Collector. You've seen him before in the post credits scene of the Dark World. In that scene, Thor's buddies brought Tivan the Aether (the big red magical swirly plot device from Dark World). They told him that the Tesseract (the blue cube from the Avengers) is in the vault on Asgard and asked him to hold onto the Aether for them because it's not wise to keep two Infinity Stones so close together. Tivan took the Aether from them to hold onto and says to himself "One down, five to go" meaning he's trying to get his hands on them all. Now in this movie, Tivan explains the backstory of Infinity Stones to Starlord and co. They're six stones of massively cosmic power that date back to the beginning of time. The Tesseract and the Aether were the first two we've already seen throughout the series and now the orb is the third and most recent in the set of Infinity Stones to come into play. Do NOT allow yourself to forget about these stones. These Marvel films are in the process of telling a very long story that eventually culminates in a massive payoff. Right now you're almost halfway through the story and while the characters are always the most memorable part of the movies, the stories and plots being laid out are just as important to keep in the back of your mind because they're all tiny pieces of a much bigger payoff puzzle you'll get to.
19:57 not planned. He actually dropped it and they used that take.
At least that is what I read about it.
your face says it all 😊
Right ?
Haha the dog and the duck are Cosmo and Howard the Duck loll
Baby Grut is the cutest thing ever. Also Nebula is my fav.
P.S. Didn't think of that first but you do look like Chris a little bit
I love how Bradley Cooper isn't recognizable at all as the voice of Rocket lol, whereas Vin Diesel sounds totally like himself as Groot
Hey, Travis! You don't have to wait to find out what happens next! According to director James Gunn and Kevin Feige, "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" occurs just MONTHS LATER in 2014 before "Avengers: Age of Ultron" in 2015! You have the option of seeing it next WITHOUT SPOILING anything that comes after. Alternatively, you can see it five movies down the road by following release order. Either way works. It's up to you!
Was at work so I couldn't watch the premiere. But I love the movie - the soundtrack is really second to none! Favorite part was when Gamora asked Starlord to hold his hand...
tick…tick…tick…💥
Didnt see ya there !
@@TravisViews I was pulling a Barry…..lurking in the shadows!
Actually lurking and on a call with my doctor
About the post-credit scene: That giant duck was Howard the Duck of the 80s movie of the same name. And the dog was supposedly Leika. The dog wore a spacecuit with the letters CCCP (USSR). Leika was the first animal in space, sent by the Soviet Union, after the Sputnik satellite and before Yuri Gagarin was the first man in space.
I remember "Drax" (Dave Bautista) when he was wrestling. His bio was very interesting.
I don't think anyone eaid it, but Grandpa Quill looked familiar to you because he played Quinn Fabrays father on Glee.
Yes !!
Behold, the great and powerful Howard the Duck
Hey, Travis! "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 Krylorian 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. Christopher Fairbank has a small role as a skittish broker. 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.
4. In MCU-time, "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" occurs just months after the first one in 2014 before "Avengers: Age of Ultron" in 2015.
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".
Nebula Actress shaved her head for that role.
That's Dave Bautista, he was a wrestler x
Oooo
And he is that big.
Haha sorry bro for calling you a combo of chris pratt and bill burr.
LOL!
Actually…yes but no. Lol Usually movies will have people just “know” how to work foreign machines/ships etc. But THIS TIME, Rocket was actually created to pilot ships & stuff. He can always figure ships/machinery out.😉
The sequel is just as good, if not better.. Hope to see your reaction to it soon 🙂
Howard the Duck
You gotta watch the end scene after the credits. It happens in all of them!
I did...
Baby Groot is even cuter than Groot!!
Please definitely react to more marvel movies 🎥 🎬🍿🤘
Will do !
@@TravisViews yay 😁🌟 your reactions are always entertaining btw 🤘
Yondu is the best blue daddy. Can't wait to watch you watch the second one
This is a great movie and the sequel's go into the Avengers
Awesome reaction my dude! Tho I’m getting slightly nervous looking at your Marvel playlist as this was posted a year ago and yet it appears that you have not gotten to Thor Ragnarok so unless your planning to really space these out, it seems like you stopped…why!? PLEASE DON’T! I really enjoyed your reactions so far and I would love to see more, especially Ragnarok, Infinity War and Endgame!!!🥺
I’ve seen up to End Game. They are on Patreon :)
Just checking back... did you quit marvel stuff?
Travis…you don’t know pelvic sorcery, do you? 😳
Nope lol
For the title: No you don't.
I hear it pretty often !
Look like Chris Pratt, yes... but just from watching your TH-cam, your personality is much better than his.
I don't know if anyone else said this but the blue guy in the jail that Groot put his fingers in is voiced by Nathan Fillion.
And in the comics, Rocket is genetically modified along with other animals to protect the Flora Colossus (Groot). Rocket is ridiculously intelligent when it comes to engineering and weaponry.