Guardians of the Galaxy Movie

Is the Marvel Cinematic Universe tangential to move them deeper into the cosmos with the Galaxy Guard, and director James Gunn has created something that certainly seems to be entirely separate from the Avengers movie franchise, but different does not mean better. In fact, boredom set at the beginning and a few laughs here and there to support me for the duration. Although 99% of the movie takes place outside Earth in the solar system opening set our Blue Marble. It is 1988 and a young Peter Feather stood in a hospital bed in his mother's life left in his body. He cried and walked outside only kidnapped alien spaceship. Flash forward 26 years later, the Quill (Chris Pratt), is now the "Ravager", which is a remote planet, listen to audio tapes on a Walkman and danced to Redbone's "Come and Get Your Love". And so it begins ... Feather Pen looking for a mysterious ball that he will be paid handsomely, but only after obtaining the object he encountered a man named Korath (Djimon Hounsou) and his minions. Before they can be detained Feather he managed to escape, the ball, and the planet in his ship escape unharmed. Enter Yondu (Michael Rooker), Ravager, and the guy responsible for the kidnapping of a child, Feather. Quill has been naughty, looking for their own ball and try to collect 100% premium and Yondu is none too pleased. At the same time, the bad guys, Ronan (Lee Pace), wanted the ball so that he can destroy the planet and send Gamora (Zoe Saldana), adopted daughter of Thanos (Josh Brolin), to get the ball in the same Quill and Nebula (Karen Gillan), sister Gamora, sitting on the sidelines waiting for the right time. Next, we learn Yondu has placed a bounty on the head of Quill, which brings live trees Groot (voiced by Vin Diesel) and his partner, Rocket Raccoon genetically modified (unrecognizably voiced by Bradley Cooper), the picture because they are trying to capture and collect Quill. It is chaotic, when Gamora enters the picture (his motives were not all they at first appear), and the whole group ended up in an interstellar prison. You with me so far? Since this is only the beginning. I'm not talking Drax (Dave Bautista) and how Quill, Gamora, Groot, Drax arugula and finally work together to save the galaxy Ronan plans to carry out other bad things come to mind. Oh yeah, and Benicio del Toro appeared in about two minutes, games, Collector, while John C. Reilly and Glenn Close playing Xandar military officials. However, we are not supposed to care about or even really know these characters in addition to five centers so I will not bore you with more of their story. Five centers, Pratt does not do anything for me Quill, constant sarcasm so there is rarely any comedy routine and the role does not suit him, which I can not say this as a result of the imbalance tonal each scene, or, in fact, she meeting the man of materials leading not interstellar.

Oh, and there is a great "mystery" surrounding the actual Quill and when I say "mystery" I mean, once again, you know who he is, and we'll just have to wait and see it all play the sequel. Casting Saldana seems to be too on-the-nose following the Star Trek and Avatar, as he mechanically sleepwalking through each scene, as he did very little interest, as Bautista Drax has a nightmare about a bit of charisma as an actor can look like. This improvement, however, and Groot and Rocket. It is unlikely duo and Groot glossary contains said: "I am Groot", which, depending on the turn, Groot, Rocket can interpret what Groot is "saying". Rocket, on the other hand, is a fireball of anger and frustration, and most of the time quite amusing. Both are not only a comedian movies, they are the only reason for the entire two-hour movie worth watching. I'm going to be waiting in line to watch a movie starring only the Rocket and Groot, but I never had the intention to look at the Galaxy Guard again. To be fair, I should add that I enjoy scenes with Gillan as Nebula. Although Ronan clearly just a super-duper "kill all" the bad guys and the younger brother of the Nebula, Gamora, an orphan turned his adoptive father Nebula seems to be something a little more on it and maybe it's because we only get a glimpse of what is possible. It also does not hurt, Gillan provide better performance in the limited screen time. Her character is certainly bad, but almost cheer and feel sorry for him at the same time. In addition

 the special effects are spectacular, the work of Groot and Rocket was top notch and overall the graphics perfectly. Or, I really can not stand the music of your choice, because they never feel the significance of the story, and the last piece is intended wink to the public instead of the actual artistic choices as if to say, "We will make this a little ridiculous so you know you will not take all this too seriously and just have fun with it. "I understand the emotions, but it does not bring me pleasure, it only added to my shame, especially considering two of the most ridiculous aspects of the film - the talking trees and raccoons - is the best, silly or otherwise. Galaxy Guard tasteless, must be absolutely zero surprise. The only question is, if the song is used as the 70s, and when the fighting Ronan takes place so that the credits can rotate? However, I do not know me outside looking in when it comes to this opinion. As tired as I was laughing, something only occasionally Rocket Groot said or did, I was completely mesmerized the audience, clapping in the middle of a scene from the movie and completely closed the whole thing. Different strokes for different folks I guess, and I hope the audience get more enjoyment out I did. I never felt the tone of excitement. This story is nothing more than the "to do" list as we bounce around the galaxy, to meet these people and creatures that move Xandar and know here first hour or so before you finally realize that all of this is a means of creating characters, a MacGuffin to acquire and prepare for the inevitable next step in the story. Worst of all, this is a movie waiting to see what happens next, because it will not be long before you know what's going to happen, and what I saw was not really for me.