My dad was one of the producers of 'Brandy' by Looking Glass, and I grew up looking at his gold record, framed and hanging in our living room. Earlier this past decade, we had a major falling out, and ended up not speaking to one another for nearly four years. The lost time was among the worst mistakes of my life. We finally made up, and I took a trip out to visit him in fall of 2017, shortly after Guardians 2 had been released. I asked him if he had seen it and said, no, but was puzzled as to why all of his old music buddies had asked him the same? Getting to show my dad this movie after such a long rift was one of the happiest moments I can remember, and I'm not even that much of a Marvel guy.
OMG "Brandy" is my karaoke song..and what I named my motorcycle...Sorry to hear about the falling out..time is short, but glad you have gotten back together.
You're so right. He's such an effective, emotional actor. When he goes full-on evil (Mississippi Burning, Henry), he's absolutely terrifying and abhorrent. And he's just as good when he plays the good guy, including when he "flips," like what we see in GotG or TWD.
- You literally brought the character "Merle" up in my memory soon as I read that - He was a serious Douche Canoe through a lot of the Walking Dead, but he definitely has some really good redemption moments When you first meet him you just want him dead, but eventually you value him as an important member of the "good guy" squad (sometimes)
That is one of my favorite lines. I LOST IT in the theater and to this day no one understands why its so funny to me. Bradley Cooper's delivery is just so perfect.
A lot of people go "Why does he equate the Walkman with killing his mom?" and the answer is "because she gave him the Walkman". It was one of his last possessions that were from her.
That's also why Drax' calling him an imbecile in Guardians 1 is both funny and dead wrong. All that remains of his mom is on those cassette tapes. Specifically curated for her little Starlord to remember her by.
When you see the flashback it's the original old-fashioned Dairy Queen, and then in the present scene it's the modernized DQ version. That must have been fun for them to do.
"It broke my heart to put that tumor in her head." - I loved the instant reaction to that statement, both in the move and in the reaction. Peter doesn't think about, he let's it sink in for a second, and then just opens fire.
It's beautiful, you can see the fires of all the rage in his soul ignite and turn to full. 25 years he's been grieving and in pain over his mother's death. But you can't fight cancer. Then like Mandy Patinkin, suddenly that agent of death has a real face. Hello, "My name is Peter Jason Quill. You killed my mother, prepare to die."
That moment, everyone who reacts to this movie always reacts to that line the same way. When I saw this with other people, every single one gasped when they heard that, even many of the kids who were there. It's such a gutpunch, and the whole setup and slow buildup is some of the best writing of any movie, ever.
@@lauraw2526 - Yes, I feel like that moment is on par as painful as when Tony watches the Video of Bucky and his parents car crash - you just have no words but every nerve in your gut is dialed to 11
Not only was Quill’s father named Ego, he was a cosmic being who was one of the first entities in the Marvel universe and was the literal manifestation of the concept of ego.
- Hey, don't want to debase myself because I really love the MCU and remember lot of Super Heros from childhood, however, I am not one of the "Knows every little thing about MCU" kind of guys (unfortunately) so I have a question maybe you can help. I just get the feeling that the Celestials were not just Ego, but like a whole bunch like the human race, I even think if I remember correctly that the "Knowhere" location where they harvest all the spinal fluid and all that stuff was the Giant Head of a Celestial (I think), so what I am wondering is, we have giant decapitated space head guy, and we have Ego, but... that's like only TWO people, where the Heck did all the other Celestials go? I mean, even in a species genocide, there tends to be a few hundred or so outliers who survived the extinction of their race, I just feel like, is there any lore regarding any other Celestial beings, or was Ego literally the last one, like in Dr. Who, where The Doctor was the last of the Gallifreyan (Plus The Master, of course) and either way, what happened to the rest?? I hope you don't mind my asking, just always felt like there must be more to them than just "Peter Quills Dad was the last one" that feels unsatisfying, lol.
@@Arthaius Tmk, Ego wasn't the last one. (Don't recall if any line in the film implies otherwise.) Iir, there are multiple Celestials in the comics. Much of this lore changes and varies since the MCU draws on elements and aspects of the comics as source material inspiration but not always directly. But yes, Ego being the last remaining Celestial does sound unsatisfying, doesn't it? =)
@@gluuuuue - I remember reading some (minimal) Marvel history, and apparently "Adam" (The being created by the shiny Golden lady Peter was trying to get with, lol), is connected to some extremely significant Power, like on a scale that makes Thanos a second stringer level of power, Don't remember all the details, but I'm assuming from his teaser introduction that we will be seeing "Adam" sooner or later, and I believe that he is actually called "Adam Warlock" but don't quote me, I may have mixed up some details as I was also reading up on "Black Adam" because I'm super excited to see that, as he is apparently the literally mirror Nemesis of "Shazam" - a little foggy on the details, he seems to be a good guy who turned bad through some manipulative woman, then rejects it and becomes good again, and honestly, if we end up getting to see Shazam AND Black Adam (played by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson), that would be Frickin' awesome ... only I didn't mean Fricken'
3:30 what makes the music even better is that they’re part of the story. Most movies write the script and then get song rights but James Gunn wrote the script with a list of ‘Merideth Quill songs’ in mind. This makes the music an expression of the characters, and it especially works when Ego uses Brandy to manipulate Peter.
While most DQs have a full menu now, some are ice cream only, and many more used to be. Grill and Chill is a designation that it has both hot food and ice cream.
@@-gemberkoekje-5547 some of the Dairy Queens serve hamburgers and hot dogs in addition to the standard ice cream offerings. Those that do have "Grill & Chill" on signs on the exterior.
@@erikawilliams9558 Weird. The Dairy Queen in my town has always been burgers and ice cream offerings. Blizzards being my personal favorite. Yummers. And even their burgers beat out any fast food joint in this little town so...huzzah?
Karen Gillan, the actress who plays Nebula, is actually Scottish with (when she hasn't shaved her head for this role) long red hair. She became famous through her breakout role on DOCTOR WHO. Though she also had a very funny (but poignant) role on the tv series SELFIE doing an American "valley girl" accent.
I still love how they did Nebula in this movie and her redemption. She never really hated Gamora, just how competitive she was. Every loss Thanos mutilated her and made her into a cyborg to "perfect" her. The only thing she wanted was for her sister to let her win one time so she could be spared. The one time she finally beats Gamora, she lays out how desperately she just wanted her sister to love her. That hug at the end is just *chef's kiss*
Yes it impossible to do any reaction to musicals on TH-cam. They immediately get block for copyright infringement unless you remove all the songs and then the reaction makes no sense.
Yes that Movie is a Spoonful of Sugar, and if you hear it loud enough it's really quite atrocious . . . *Slow Clap* okay.. yes I know .. thank you; I'll see myself out :P
When it comes to scenes that make me cry like a baby,, Yondu's death is second only to (*spoiler big death scene*) in the entire marvel universe to me.
I love how you always enjoy the music or appreciate the soundtrack of the scene. It gives you more depth to your movie experience. You have an ear for music, Mary. I always love your movie reactions!
The intro of this movie was probably my favorite part. After all these movies where the high intensity action always seem to be front and center, suddenly it is the background. Baby Groot takes priority! We can kinda see that action... but we really don't care. I just love how that whole intro was directed. It really takes the oft-too-used formula start, and flips it on it's head!
This movie also hits me harder than most of the marvel ones. Something about Yondu really hits home and Chris Pratt's acting at the end is so perfect. He's legitimately wrecked about what's happening. Each rewatch catches me right in the heart.
Ego the Living Planet is usually just a planet with a face in the comic books, like in the one shot in this movie when Rocket and Yondu are above Ego's planet and you can see a face in the rocks and oceans, in the Silver Surfer cartoon from the 90s, Ego the Living Planet makes an appearance also
The duck in the cafeteria @5:50 is called Howard the Duck. He is an early marvel character and has his own film 'Howard the Duck' 1986. You would get a laugh out of it.
18:28 Yes, DQ (Dairy Queen) is a restaurant chain in the US, specializing in ice cream and burgers. The "Grill & Chill" ones are bigger and have table service.
I was a 34 year old grown man when I saw this movie in the theater in 2017 and I bawled my eyes out at that ending I still do. It's my favorite MCU movie and holds a special place in my heart because it was also my mom's favorite. I lost her to cancer in 2019 so every time I watch this film or Thor Ragnorok I make me smile thinking of my mom and how we didn't have much in common but we bonded over the MCU films.
Those guys stan Lee was hanging out with are called Watchers. The new Disney+ show starting next month called 'What If' are alternate time line multiverse type stories told by the Watchers. there's also a bunch of new MCU shows also coming to D+. so you'll never run out of things to watch.
The Quill vs Ego fight scene is impactful because it resembles some of the best power-up scenes from anime. The music fading in, the flashback scenes, the energy buildup, and the dialogue worked really well together.
17:03 - Those people Stan Lee is talking to are the Watchers, cosmic beings who are pledged to observe everything that happens in the universe (and/or multiverse) but never interfere (except when, y'know, they do). We are expected to see more of them in the upcoming (very upcoming, as in next month -- though not quite so soon for you as there's a lot of movies that come before it) MCU tv series "WHAT IF?"
18:34 - Yes, "DQ [short for 'Dairy Queen'] Grill and Chill" is a real restaurant chain (mainly American but there are some in other countries as well). It's a spinoff of the original Dairy Queen chain, which specialises in ice cream (hence the name), but the spinoff chain, Dairy Cream Grill and Chill, has not only ice cream (the Chill) but an expanded hot food menu (the Grill).
Love your intro😍 soundtracks at these movies are great! Drax is so funny and kinda crazy🤣 well they all are crazy♥️ amazing that young human like you know all these old songs in movie, respect! 😍♥️
The ‘Adam’ reference in the post-credits scene is a hint at another famous character from the comics the director was teasing fans as might be coming in future movies. The aliens Stan Lee was talking to partway and at the end are other characters from the Marvel universe, the Watchers, a race that is supposed to observe the events across the Marvel multiverse without interfering, including in other universes where events unfold differently.
At 1st, I would watch your channel just occasionally, but now I love your channel and I get so excited when you release a new reaction video. Your channel is awesome. Thanks and keep smiling 🤘🙂
She kept talking about how sad and emotional it was...I kept saying not yet...not yet. I gotta say though Kraglin's yeah when the Ravager funeral happens is what gets me. Especially after they said it would never happen for him.
Great reaction !!! You are impressing the hell out of me !!! Your knowledge of older music is awesome and the fact that you knew Father and Son just blew me away. I mean, I would expect the big hits but, even though Cat Stevens was awesome and had a large following huge at 1 time, he didn't really have a lot of chart toppers. However, anyone that hears that song, remembers it ... am I right ??? Anyway, thanx for spending your time with us 😘🥰😍🌹
Originally, the studio was pressing George Lucas to use 70s rock music rather than the Williams score with the original Star Wars film. Just about every fan, upon hearing that, was like "That would've sucked!" And while I wouldn't change anything, it has to be said that Guardians proves that it can work.
Films om te zien: Apocalypse Now Das Boot Blade Runner Akira Ghost in the Shell (1995 dub) Empire of the Sun Kung Fu Hustle 12 Angry Men The Sweet Smell of Success Margin Call
27:10 - That's (presumably) a reference to Adam Warlock, who in the comics was a major factor in the war(s) against Thanos, though it looks like he'll have a different role here.
Since this was releases James Gunn was both fired by Disney and then hired again for Guardians 3. You missed a lot ;) Another great one on a big-ass Imax screen..
James Gunn also has an upcoming movie in the DC extended universe that promises to have a somewhat similar vibe to Guardians. But there's a lot of DC you need to watch first.
@@zarquondam Not really. It's completely separate. There may be some references, but from Gunn's mouth himself, it's its own thing. Edit: Like most of DC's stuff, honestly.
Drax and Mantis are my favorite part of the movie. Drax is always great, but the sheer brutality toward Mantis, and also every time she touches him and laughs when he's laughing cruelly at somebody else, they just steal the whole movie together.
Hello, Mary) i just wanted to say that i found your channel when you were reacting to "Hunger games" and just fell in love with your vibe. Your channel is like a comfort zone for me, it is very exciting for me to see your emotions because marvel movies are my favourite movies. Can't wait for you to see "Infinity war" and "Endgame", love you)))
Dana says- Should you watch 'Mary Poppins'? HECK YEAH! LOL Especially if you've never seen it before. Just make sure it's the original with Julie Andrews. Also, 'While You Were Sleeping' is a fun one.
I was constantly trying to figure out where you were from, then you said "eikes" and i was like oh so a fellow Belgian then ahahah, took me so long to figure it out I should have known HAHA
Love your videos Mary. I’ve binge watched them and now Im looking forward to seeing you work through MCU and GOT. I’d love to see you react to The Princess Bride and Hot Fuzz
Love these videos. Keep up the great work. Really looking forward to the marvel journey. Hope one day you do goofy 80s horror movies like killer klowns from outer space or critters.
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My dad was one of the producers of 'Brandy' by Looking Glass, and I grew up looking at his gold record, framed and hanging in our living room. Earlier this past decade, we had a major falling out, and ended up not speaking to one another for nearly four years. The lost time was among the worst mistakes of my life. We finally made up, and I took a trip out to visit him in fall of 2017, shortly after Guardians 2 had been released. I asked him if he had seen it and said, no, but was puzzled as to why all of his old music buddies had asked him the same? Getting to show my dad this movie after such a long rift was one of the happiest moments I can remember, and I'm not even that much of a Marvel guy.
That is a cool ass story
OMG "Brandy" is my karaoke song..and what I named my motorcycle...Sorry to hear about the falling out..time is short, but glad you have gotten back together.
That's a great story, thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing that, what a heartwarming story !
@@MovieswithMary I have been saving it for your channel for almost a year now! Cheers, Mary.
Michael Rooker is great at playing roles that start off being coarse and antagonistic... but in the end, he tugs at your heart.
You're so right. He's such an effective, emotional actor. When he goes full-on evil (Mississippi Burning, Henry), he's absolutely terrifying and abhorrent. And he's just as good when he plays the good guy, including when he "flips," like what we see in GotG or TWD.
Rooker Rocks, now Have a chocolate covered pretzel!
Like in Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer.
Except in Mallrats, he's a real douche in that one.
- You literally brought the character "Merle" up in my memory soon as I read that - He was a serious Douche Canoe through a lot of the Walking Dead, but he definitely has some really good redemption moments When you first meet him you just want him dead, but eventually you value him as an important member of the "good guy" squad (sometimes)
Groot said that your reaction was freakin awesome. Only he didn't say freakin'.
For gosh sake, watch your language...! Steve doesn't like it when you use a bad language word.
That is one of my favorite lines. I LOST IT in the theater and to this day no one understands why its so funny to me. Bradley Cooper's delivery is just so perfect.
A lot of people go "Why does he equate the Walkman with killing his mom?" and the answer is "because she gave him the Walkman". It was one of his last possessions that were from her.
It's weird when people don't get the connection, right?!
And also because it's funny
It's also because that is what he (mostly) uses to listen to the tapes she made for him. It is literally a link to her.
Same way people think John Wick started cause his dog was killed, ignoring the fact the dog is a final gift from his dead wife.
That's also why Drax' calling him an imbecile in Guardians 1 is both funny and dead wrong. All that remains of his mom is on those cassette tapes. Specifically curated for her little Starlord to remember her by.
"He has this Greek God vibe."
I mean, you're not wrong...
Yeah, getting human women pregnant and being a massive jerk -- he has those two criteria down.
@@zarquondam The god of Ego
DQ or Dairy Queen is a real chain here in Canada and the U.S. featuring ice cream and burgers hence the grill and chill as a motto.
My very first job was DQ
When you see the flashback it's the original old-fashioned Dairy Queen, and then in the present scene it's the modernized DQ version. That must have been fun for them to do.
Damn I want a pineapple shake now.
I'm pretty sure they had a Blizzard (ice cream treat for those who may not know) themed around the movie, hence the product placement.
@@AlexSeverinski now that you mention it I think that I remember that.
"It broke my heart to put that tumor in her head." - I loved the instant reaction to that statement, both in the move and in the reaction. Peter doesn't think about, he let's it sink in for a second, and then just opens fire.
A moment people also forget about, during a specific scene in a future movie.
It's beautiful, you can see the fires of all the rage in his soul ignite and turn to full. 25 years he's been grieving and in pain over his mother's death. But you can't fight cancer. Then like Mandy Patinkin, suddenly that agent of death has a real face. Hello, "My name is Peter Jason Quill. You killed my mother, prepare to die."
That moment, everyone who reacts to this movie always reacts to that line the same way. When I saw this with other people, every single one gasped when they heard that, even many of the kids who were there. It's such a gutpunch, and the whole setup and slow buildup is some of the best writing of any movie, ever.
@@lauraw2526 - Yes, I feel like that moment is on par as painful as when Tony watches the Video of Bucky and his parents car crash - you just have no words but every nerve in your gut is dialed to 11
The opening credits for this movie are my absolute favorite.
Agreed! When I saw this in the theater, the opening credits got a cheer from the audience. The opening credits...!
Hearing ELO play it live was pretty cool too
Really ? I hated the song
@@mikemath9508 No cure for bad taste, I suppose.
I think this film is one of the best examples of using a song as a metaphor and having it be literally integral to the story (the song being Brandy).
"He may have been your father, but he wasn't your Daddy". THAT is the most important message in this movie.
that should have never been SAID... but shown... saying it, cheapened the entire ending
The second one was "I'm Mary Poppins y'all!"
Came here to ensure someone quoted this line, glad I've not been disappointed 👍🏼
@@notimportant3686 Disagree completely.
Family don't end in blood
Not only was Quill’s father named Ego, he was a cosmic being who was one of the first entities in the Marvel universe and was the literal manifestation of the concept of ego.
- Hey, don't want to debase myself because I really love the MCU and remember lot of Super Heros from childhood, however, I am not one of the "Knows every little thing about MCU" kind of guys (unfortunately) so I have a question maybe you can help.
I just get the feeling that the Celestials were not just Ego, but like a whole bunch like the human race, I even think if I remember correctly that the "Knowhere" location where they harvest all the spinal fluid and all that stuff was the Giant Head of a Celestial (I think), so what I am wondering is, we have giant decapitated space head guy, and we have Ego, but... that's like only TWO people, where the Heck did all the other Celestials go? I mean, even in a species genocide, there tends to be a few hundred or so outliers who survived the extinction of their race, I just feel like, is there any lore regarding any other Celestial beings, or was Ego literally the last one, like in Dr. Who, where The Doctor was the last of the Gallifreyan (Plus The Master, of course) and either way, what happened to the rest?? I hope you don't mind my asking, just always felt like there must be more to them than just "Peter Quills Dad was the last one" that feels unsatisfying, lol.
@@Arthaius Tmk, Ego wasn't the last one. (Don't recall if any line in the film implies otherwise.)
Iir, there are multiple Celestials in the comics. Much of this lore changes and varies since the MCU draws on elements and aspects of the comics as source material inspiration but not always directly.
But yes, Ego being the last remaining Celestial does sound unsatisfying, doesn't it? =)
@@gluuuuue - I remember reading some (minimal) Marvel history, and apparently "Adam" (The being created by the shiny Golden lady Peter was trying to get with, lol), is connected to some extremely significant Power, like on a scale that makes Thanos a second stringer level of power, Don't remember all the details, but I'm assuming from his teaser introduction that we will be seeing "Adam" sooner or later, and I believe that he is actually called "Adam Warlock" but don't quote me, I may have mixed up some details as I was also reading up on "Black Adam" because I'm super excited to see that, as he is apparently the literally mirror Nemesis of "Shazam" - a little foggy on the details, he seems to be a good guy who turned bad through some manipulative woman, then rejects it and becomes good again, and honestly, if we end up getting to see Shazam AND Black Adam (played by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson), that would be Frickin' awesome ... only I didn't mean Fricken'
The Guardians films really do have the best soundtracks also watching yondu save Peter and then dying was tough to watch.
it was his dialogue
3:30 what makes the music even better is that they’re part of the story. Most movies write the script and then get song rights but James Gunn wrote the script with a list of ‘Merideth Quill songs’ in mind. This makes the music an expression of the characters, and it especially works when Ego uses Brandy to manipulate Peter.
"Grill & Chill" is the slogan of the Dairy Queen chain in the US. They sell soft serve ice cream and hamburgers.
While most DQs have a full menu now, some are ice cream only, and many more used to be. Grill and Chill is a designation that it has both hot food and ice cream.
There are 2 in my town and both are ice cream only
I thought it was just ice cream
@@-gemberkoekje-5547 some of the Dairy Queens serve hamburgers and hot dogs in addition to the standard ice cream offerings. Those that do have "Grill & Chill" on signs on the exterior.
@@erikawilliams9558 Weird. The Dairy Queen in my town has always been burgers and ice cream offerings. Blizzards being my personal favorite. Yummers. And even their burgers beat out any fast food joint in this little town so...huzzah?
Karen Gillan, the actress who plays Nebula, is actually Scottish with (when she hasn't shaved her head for this role) long red hair. She became famous through her breakout role on DOCTOR WHO. Though she also had a very funny (but poignant) role on the tv series SELFIE doing an American "valley girl" accent.
Love her in the new Jumangi movies.
I still love how they did Nebula in this movie and her redemption. She never really hated Gamora, just how competitive she was. Every loss Thanos mutilated her and made her into a cyborg to "perfect" her. The only thing she wanted was for her sister to let her win one time so she could be spared. The one time she finally beats Gamora, she lays out how desperately she just wanted her sister to love her. That hug at the end is just *chef's kiss*
OMG If you haven't seen Mary Poppins you must watch - even if not for reaction (good bits will surely be struck anyway). It's an all time classic.
Yes it impossible to do any reaction to musicals on TH-cam. They immediately get block for copyright infringement unless you remove all the songs and then the reaction makes no sense.
My all time favorite musical.
Yes that Movie is a Spoonful of Sugar, and if you hear it loud enough it's really quite atrocious . . .
*Slow Clap*
okay.. yes I know .. thank you; I'll see myself out :P
When it comes to scenes that make me cry like a baby,, Yondu's death is second only to (*spoiler big death scene*) in the entire marvel universe to me.
Is it Patricia Palmer or Tandy Storm?
@@enotsnavdier6867 definitely Tandy Storm
@@Grizzlox Her death was super tragic
I love how you always enjoy the music or appreciate the soundtrack of the scene. It gives you more depth to your movie experience. You have an ear for music, Mary. I always love your movie reactions!
The intro of this movie was probably my favorite part. After all these movies where the high intensity action always seem to be front and center, suddenly it is the background. Baby Groot takes priority! We can kinda see that action... but we really don't care. I just love how that whole intro was directed. It really takes the oft-too-used formula start, and flips it on it's head!
This movie also hits me harder than most of the marvel ones. Something about Yondu really hits home and Chris Pratt's acting at the end is so perfect. He's legitimately wrecked about what's happening. Each rewatch catches me right in the heart.
To this day the two part "harbulary batteries" joke is still my favorite in the whole MCU.
Ego the Living Planet is usually just a planet with a face in the comic books, like in the one shot in this movie when Rocket and Yondu are above Ego's planet and you can see a face in the rocks and oceans, in the Silver Surfer cartoon from the 90s, Ego the Living Planet makes an appearance also
so does Thanos and Gamora
One of the greatest and most underrated MCU movies ever
I didn't like v2 as much as 1 on my first watch.. but after my 2nd watch, I absolutely fell in love with it.
The duck in the cafeteria @5:50 is called Howard the Duck. He is an early marvel character and has his own film 'Howard the Duck' 1986. You would get a laugh out of it.
“My name is Ego. I’m your dad, Peter.”
That was an unintentional insult. 😂😂😂
18:28 Yes, DQ (Dairy Queen) is a restaurant chain in the US, specializing in ice cream and burgers. The "Grill & Chill" ones are bigger and have table service.
My favorite movies from MCU, a good mix of comedy and action 😎
3:30 It actually went more like “Hey, how about we make a Guardians movie around my awesome playlist of older songs!”
I keep thinking that someday I'll be able to see the end of this movie without crying, but today is not that day. Mary Poppins is cool.
I found it so funny in the after credits when teen Groot’s voice cracked!😅
The ravager funeral gets me every time
I was a 34 year old grown man when I saw this movie in the theater in 2017 and I bawled my eyes out at that ending I still do. It's my favorite MCU movie and holds a special place in my heart because it was also my mom's favorite. I lost her to cancer in 2019 so every time I watch this film or Thor Ragnorok I make me smile thinking of my mom and how we didn't have much in common but we bonded over the MCU films.
Other than the Avengers movies, this is my favorite of the MCU.
DQ Yes..! It's a real thing..! I was just at Dairy Queen a few days ago for a cheeseburger and a milkshake here in Reno Nevada...
Those guys stan Lee was hanging out with are called Watchers. The new Disney+ show starting next month called 'What If' are alternate time line multiverse type stories told by the Watchers. there's also a bunch of new MCU shows also coming to D+. so you'll never run out of things to watch.
It doesn't matter how many times I see it the ravager funeral always gets me.
Thanks, Mary! 🦝
Yaaay! Thank you Mary!! I didn't expect Guardian 2 would make me cry either. It was so good!
The Quill vs Ego fight scene is impactful because it resembles some of the best power-up scenes from anime. The music fading in, the flashback scenes, the energy buildup, and the dialogue worked really well together.
The next movie is Spider-Man: Homecoming THEN Thor: Ragnarok.
And after that.... we know what comes after that🤫😏
@@andrewjones3625 Black Panther!!!
Cant wait for Thor, thats one of my favs, they really did great job with Ragnarok.
@@themiIes honestly forgot it existed cuz to be honest its one of the worst mcu films. Its nonsensical
@@kennystephens7098 Black Panther is one of the best MCU movies!
17:03 - Those people Stan Lee is talking to are the Watchers, cosmic beings who are pledged to observe everything that happens in the universe (and/or multiverse) but never interfere (except when, y'know, they do). We are expected to see more of them in the upcoming (very upcoming, as in next month -- though not quite so soon for you as there's a lot of movies that come before it) MCU tv series "WHAT IF?"
I never fail to cry my eyes out at that funeral scene.
This movie came out the year after my dad died, the ending was a hard hitter and still gives me goosebumps (cried the first time I saw it)
Mary,I love your reactions,and also your laugh,it's so sweet.
Great movie. You should watch Big trouble in little china to understand why Kurt Russel is the perfect actor too play Star Lord dad.
“And so are you.....on the inside..”
😂😂😂
In a movie chock full of great moments, Drax and Mantis interacting is right up there and gets better with every rewatch.
18:34 - Yes, "DQ [short for 'Dairy Queen'] Grill and Chill" is a real restaurant chain (mainly American but there are some in other countries as well). It's a spinoff of the original Dairy Queen chain, which specialises in ice cream (hence the name), but the spinoff chain, Dairy Cream Grill and Chill, has not only ice cream (the Chill) but an expanded hot food menu (the Grill).
Love your intro😍 soundtracks at these movies are great! Drax is so funny and kinda crazy🤣 well they all are crazy♥️ amazing that young human like you know all these old songs in movie, respect! 😍♥️
Awesome reaction! Didn't think you would cry!
"I didn't mean to do a mutiny, they killed all my friends" is my favorite line in the film
Mari you can just call Sylvester Stallone “Sly”.
This is probably my favourite MCU movie and the only one to make me cry everytime I watch it.
Yes, it's a thing. It's a restaurant of sorts. DQ = Dairy Queen. Grill = burgers and such, and Chill = ice cream treats
Guardians of the Galaxy is amazing, because it has layers. And Drax is my favorite character!
The ‘Adam’ reference in the post-credits scene is a hint at another famous character from the comics the director was teasing fans as might be coming in future movies.
The aliens Stan Lee was talking to partway and at the end are other characters from the Marvel universe, the Watchers, a race that is supposed to observe the events across the Marvel multiverse without interfering, including in other universes where events unfold differently.
At 1st, I would watch your channel just occasionally, but now I love your channel and I get so excited when you release a new reaction video. Your channel is awesome. Thanks and keep smiling 🤘🙂
What I love most about your reactions is that you're geeking out just like I did ! Music and all
16:20 You can't always get what you want. But if you try sometimes, you might find, you get what you need.
Mary: "Of all movies, I didn't think Guardians of the Galaxy was gonna make me cry." : )
This is your best reaction ever especially when you do your let’s goooo when groot is running away from the bomb he just set
I saw this in the theater with my daughter. That was one of the best movie days ever!
I like that u, as a young person. Love the music. That means that Rock and roll, never dies.
Mary is Groot in the intro!!! I love it!
Loved your reaction!!! Thanks, as always!
She kept talking about how sad and emotional it was...I kept saying not yet...not yet. I gotta say though Kraglin's yeah when the Ravager funeral happens is what gets me. Especially after they said it would never happen for him.
Great reaction !!! You are impressing the hell out of me !!! Your knowledge of older music is awesome and the fact that you knew Father and Son just blew me away. I mean, I would expect the big hits but, even though Cat Stevens was awesome and had a large following huge at 1 time, he didn't really have a lot of chart toppers. However, anyone that hears that song, remembers it ... am I right ??? Anyway, thanx for spending your time with us 😘🥰😍🌹
Originally, the studio was pressing George Lucas to use 70s rock music rather than the Williams score with the original Star Wars film. Just about every fan, upon hearing that, was like "That would've sucked!" And while I wouldn't change anything, it has to be said that Guardians proves that it can work.
amazing reaction! 🤠 this was a movie about family and the ability to set ego aside to recognize who that reality is imo, can't wait until vol. 3 💫
Great reaction video! Thank you!
Mary, Mr. Blue Sky is one of my favorites as well!
Films om te zien:
Apocalypse Now
Das Boot
Blade Runner
Akira
Ghost in the Shell (1995 dub)
Empire of the Sun
Kung Fu Hustle
12 Angry Men
The Sweet Smell of Success
Margin Call
27:10 - That's (presumably) a reference to Adam Warlock, who in the comics was a major factor in the war(s) against Thanos, though it looks like he'll have a different role here.
I appreciate this one more as time goes by. I love your reaction.
Since this was releases James Gunn was both fired by Disney and then hired again for Guardians 3. You missed a lot ;)
Another great one on a big-ass Imax screen..
There's also an upcoming "Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special" that Gunn wants people to watch before they see Guardians 3.
@@zarquondam actually didn't know that, thanks :)
James Gunn also has an upcoming movie in the DC extended universe that promises to have a somewhat similar vibe to Guardians. But there's a lot of DC you need to watch first.
@@zarquondam Not really. It's completely separate. There may be some references, but from Gunn's mouth himself, it's its own thing.
Edit: Like most of DC's stuff, honestly.
@@zarquondam it’s already out actually. The Suicide Squad, right?
What a wonderful reaction! This is my first time watching your channel, but I look forward to watching a lot more of your content! 🤩
that was my favorite stan appearance.
I think Mantis is the most gorgeous lady in the entire MCU.
Scarlett witch and black widow ? 🙄
Drax and Mantis are my favorite part of the movie. Drax is always great, but the sheer brutality toward Mantis, and also every time she touches him and laughs when he's laughing cruelly at somebody else, they just steal the whole movie together.
Such a great movie. One of my favorite MCU movies
Mary: "The moment you find out who your father is, he turns out to be a monster and murdered your mother."
Star Wars: [enters the chat]
Hello, Mary) i just wanted to say that i found your channel when you were reacting to "Hunger games" and just fell in love with your vibe. Your channel is like a comfort zone for me, it is very exciting for me to see your emotions because marvel movies are my favourite movies. Can't wait for you to see "Infinity war" and "Endgame", love you)))
James Gunn picked the soundtrack
He also did 2010's Super. It stars a guy from the office and Elliot page
Best line: "I'm Mary Poppins y'all!"
I have to say Mary....I'm impressed with your taste in music :)
Loved this reaction!
Dana says- Should you watch 'Mary Poppins'? HECK YEAH! LOL Especially if you've never seen it before. Just make sure it's the original with Julie Andrews. Also, 'While You Were Sleeping' is a fun one.
If you ever come into contact with a dairy queen, get the chicken fried steak sandwich and a blizzard of your choice. Middle Americana for your face.
Great reaction I've seen this film and the original film so many times I know the script I'm saying the lines as I'm watching them.
I am crying again...and happy at the same time.
As always, a lovely reaction Mary!
22:45 what a bear 😹
I was constantly trying to figure out where you were from, then you said "eikes" and i was like oh so a fellow Belgian then ahahah, took me so long to figure it out I should have known HAHA
Love your videos Mary. I’ve binge watched them and now Im looking forward to seeing you work through MCU and GOT. I’d love to see you react to The Princess Bride and Hot Fuzz
Princess Bride reaction is already on the channel! :D
@@MovieswithMary even as I was typing it I was wondering if I had seen it already. Inconceivable!!!
@@Punslinger1005 I do not mean to pry, but you don’t by any chance happen to have six fingers on your right hand?
I live for Mary snorkel laugh each reaction 😂 😂
Love these videos. Keep up the great work. Really looking forward to the marvel journey. Hope one day you do goofy 80s horror movies like killer klowns from outer space or critters.
Can't wait until you eventually get around to Volume 3. It's amazing.
Loved this reaction, as usual, Mary. :)
Drax:she was like you. mantis:ugly?drax:inocent
Hope for more "STAR TREK" reactions!
I wouldn't be surprised if the reactions/ comments she got turned her off the series.