Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) Movie Reaction! FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@nathanchang9609]

Fun Fact: Chris Pratt actually dropped the orb on accident when they were filming, but the director thought it was funny so they kept it in the movie.

[@_Beau2005_]

And because it fits his character

[@2face387]

Fun fact: Robert Downey Jr told Thanos to stab him for real for the scene to look more realistic he almost died for that🤔

[@_Beau2005_]

@@2face387 idk what you are saying but what he said is true

[@2face387]

@@_Beau2005_ the thinks you dont know defines your scale of inteligece

[@_Beau2005_]

@@2face387 what?

[@BasicBodThor]

It's actually really interesting that until this movie, Groot to you is pretty small

[@rainrai]

i from finland so not so many groot rocket comics here,.. i miss my 11000 comic book collection :) when i had sold all i think only 2 dead pool comics that time early 2000 example.. so that whas easyest 2 to collect here :) i bet before seen react will be one favorite.. wanda and vision whas 80´s my favorite..

[@Mr.Ekshin]

That wasn't Groot. Groot died. The new character is Groot. Totally different character... one of them is named Groot and the other is named Groot. Jeez man, learn to speak Groot.

[@bruhmoment12343]

@@Mr.Ekshin I am groot

[@jerbearschannel2208]

Lea Thompson was so hot in that movie love it also!!

[@channelname4331]

@@jerbearschannel2208 she wasnt in the movie what are you on about

[@davidlee2195]

this was one of my most favourite mcu movies. the soundtrack characters and visuals are soo amazing

[@captin3149]

It's amazing too, when I watched it I had no idea what the Guardians were and dreaded the movie....afterwards it was easily in my top three or four Marvel movies.

[@starbrand3726]

The Collector is the brother of The Grandmaster from Thor: Ragnarok.

[@joobus-stoobus-magoobus]

In the comics they are. That doesn't necessarily mean that holds in the MCU. After all, wasn't Quill's comics father Starfox or something?

[@starbrand3726]

@@joobus-stoobus-magoobus In the comics his father was J'son King of Spartax. Your point is valid. How I see it, unless the movies directly contradict the comics, I will assume that the movies are follow the comics.

[@joobus-stoobus-magoobus]

@@starbrand3726 also, The Grandmaster in the MCU implies in Ragnarok that he is not actually naturally immortal, and that the timey wimey shenanigans surrounding Sakaar were why he was so long-lived. This would mean his biology is different from that of the Collector, who is immortal without weird time-flows. Of course, the Grandmaster is known to be full of shit, so he could be lying. Or the Collector's immortality could also be due to enhancements.

[@starbrand3726]

@@joobus-stoobus-magoobus Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Also... who said that he's the REAL Grandmaster? The movie version could be lying about who he really is.

[@joobus-stoobus-magoobus]

​@@starbrand3726 Nah. Marvel Studios already did that plot device with the Mandarin in Iron Man 3, and critics were quite vocal about their disdain for the ploy. They wouldn't turn around and do the same thing again, especially not with such an important cosmic character. Plus, they wouldn't cast Jeff Goldblum as a fake non-comics character impersonating a comics character. Not even Disney could be cruel enough to disrespect Jeff Goldblum like that.

[@masonsumi12]

The second one gives more of an explanation for why they grabbed Peter Quill on earth

[@bongzilla4172]

Does he even know why he survived being outside in space??

[@hellowhat890]

I'm so envious of current reactors. 🤣 We had to wait a year or two for certain plots to be answered. Now that the movies are already out and available, movie reactors these days are lucky. 😉

[@JohnsonsOP]

and why he could grab the stone

[@the_person_in_the_photo]

@@hellowhat890 i agree, I started watching them since the iron Man came out, the amount of years spend of waiting for these movies to be released.

[@khaotix7475]

Gamora and Nebula's other "siblings" are the Children of Thanos, Thanos's minions in Infinity War and Endgame.

[@Dagenspear]

Pretty neat considering they were only in comics around the time this movie was being made.

[@happiestaku6646]

I hope Thane comes into it, Thanos' actual son.

[@hakkai5819]

were Gamora and Nebula part of the Black Order?

[@khaotix7475]

@@hakkai5819 yep

[@NPClownumber81googolplex]

Korath as well.

[@aligaines8476]

That was Howard the Duck. Cosmo the Space Dog was licking his face.

[@paulhewes7333]

Howard the Duck had his own movie and comic

[@dsubzero3874]

Yeah, you can see him here: 26:13

[@tomcody2203]

You can also spot Howard in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" and for a split second in "Avengers: Endgame" (in the scene with the reappearance of the heroes, a few steps behind "The Wasp").

[@gokaury]

Voiced by Seth Green.

[@dsubzero3874]

There's a movie made in the eighties: "Howard the Duck" (1986) directed by Willard Huyck, and starring Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones and Tim Robbins

[@anonimuso]

Drax doesn't have the most lines in the MCU, but when he does speak, he is hilarious.

[@olilink4931]

I feel like the guardians of the galaxy has such a timeless universal sense of humour. So awesome.

[@blagoyavichrod]

Fun fact: the big blue guard that took Peter's Walkman is the guy who played Darth Vader in Rogue One.

[@diegoledezma4045]

The guy who plays yondu, his parents used to be my neighbors.

[@kubaduce]

thats bussin

[@ricardo_sotorbs]

The groot in this movie is an adult. He died at the end of this movie. The baby groot that was born is the "offspring" of the OG Groot. So that is why it was a baby and then a teenager in Infinity War. He is a different younger one

[@Mr.Ekshin]

How do people get those two confused? One is named Groot, and the other is named Groot. See? Totally different names. It's not like Groot is a hard language or something, it's just nuanced.

[@captin3149]

@@Mr.Ekshin Give them some slack. Some of us can only get a choice of French or Spanish. Only the big, expensive schools offer Groot as an elective.

[@Yesquire0]

Interesting. Baby Groot (no relation to, but the obvious inspiration for, Baby Yoda) is a plant. Baby Groot is growing by the propagation of a living twig from large Groot, and is 100% genetically identical to adult Groot. It is clearly implied that Baby Groot does not possess the full set of memories of the fully-grown but splintered Groot, but I've never considered him to be a different creature, and always expected him to grow into the same adult Groot eventually.

[@LA_HA]

@@Yesquire0 Dude. You messed up the thread's rhythm. Uncool.

[@shawfensalvatiera9625]

@@LA_HA yeah hahahaha boo

[@cesar6269]

i’m surprised you didn’t react when he said “we should have delivered him to his dad like we were hired too”

[@jonmercano1138]

According to comics (supposedly) Groot can only say “I am Groot” because _The mature form of Groot's species is robust and heavyweight, which causes the organs of acoustic generation to become stiff and inflexible._ You can figure out what he’s saying based on the inflections. People who have been around him longer have an easier time of this.

[@Adamvs100]

Jon out here really covering Marvel as well as Star Wars. A man full of proper knowledge

[@elbruces]

Except that teenage Groot also can only say "I am Groot," so the MCU isn't following that.

[@chrissonofpear1384]

@@elbruces He forgot how?

[@elbruces]

@@chrissonofpear1384 Who forgot what? I was responding to the claim that Groot can only say "I am Groot" because he's very old. The MCU Groot becomes young, and yet still says only "I am Groot." So that claim is bullshit, at least per MCU. As to how he forgot, see the movie "Guardians of the Galaxy."

[@darkaero]

I can never imagine Bradley Cooper doing Rockets' voice. He sounds so different than in real life. Idk if it's the accent or if they're using some manipulation or whatever but I still can't imagine him when Rocket talks.

[@elbruces]

It's him doing a New Yawk accent.

[@carolinaa.4407]

You can see him doing it in the behind the scenes

[@weldonwin]

Just imagine the casting pitch "Bradley, Bradley Cooper, world's most handsome'est man, we want you to be in our epic sci-fi space opera... as the voice of an angry, smack-talking raccoon... Please don't go, it's really better than it sounds"

[@HeatKingMedia]

"We dont have a second after credit scene?" Guardians 2 has FIVE after credit scenes. Well technically Mid/After Credits. Enjoy lol.

[@theemperormoth5089]

I think my favorite funny moment is when Quill is distracting Ronan and Ronan is so _confused_ at what's happening that he almost looks like he's going to cry. Plus when Rocket destroys the hammer and he has a split second deadpan look with his eyes.

[@lightzterr]

Guardian of the Galaxy is basically The Avengers in Space

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

Avengers + Space + a lot of weed

[@gregorclark9925]

No it isn’t

[@maxiguerra8979]

That’s seems like an oversimplification

[@Tacticaviator7]

You forgot to add that the characters are actually interesting and likeable imo.

[@khailart8858]

Hell nah. The Avengers aren’t dysfunctional misfits that were all horrible people. I pray when the X-men come to the MCU people don’t say “They are the Avengers but with Social Justice” 💀

[@crazexskater]

End credit... Howard the duck was a marvel character from the 70's

[@Yesquire0]

Entropy, entropy. All is entropy The maximum dispersal of all matter. The maximum dissipation of all energy.

[@MrDanteMason]

Howard the Duck is still in print. I haven't read it in a while, but I read a few issues like 10 years ago.

[@UknowIrock24]

If you’ve already seen infinity war, thanos destroyed the planet they just saved and took the stone

[@rainyfriday6175]

They literally won with the power of friendship.

[@Dragonbornabc123]

The girl he forgot was in his ship was wearing the t-shirt he was wearing the day his mother died (and when he was abducted) .

[@captin3149]

Pretty high quality material to last that long....Most of my t-shirts have a life of five or so years at best.

[@scorp77snake]

@@captin3149 Things were made to last back in the 80's unlike the crap we get now

[@LA_HA]

@@scorp77snake ye

[@marauderdz]

@@captin3149 He probably wasn't wearing that shirt into adulthood.

[@sea-envy3137]

and a minor character in comics. In the comics she was a reporter from outer space who came to Earth to see what was up with them since so many space bad guys lost when they attacked Earth.

[@CoryT2468]

The guardians movies have the best soundtrack of all time

[@tadcooper9733]

Man, I remember seeing this a day early because a theater near me started showings on the wrong day so it was just me and my sister in an empty theater enjoying this hilarious movie before anyone else.

[@guii_r2d2]

Ok, I love this movie, the humor is just perfect, the brazilian dub is perfect and the characters are amazing ❤️🇧🇷

[@guii_r2d2]

Correct me if i misspelled, my english is not as perfect as this movie

[@ace4548]

@@guii_r2d2 your English is good 👌

[@spicysnowman8886]

@@guii_r2d2 you didn't misspell anything, your English is better than a lot of native speakers.

[@jimballard1186]

@@guii_r2d2 Your English is excellent, and better than most Americans'. You should be proud of your skill. You only made three very small mistakes, none of which make it hard to understand you. First, for some reason I don't even know, we capitalize the K in 'OK.' Second, 'Brazilian' is a proper noun, so we capitalize the B. Last, the punctuation is perfectly acceptable for casual conversation, but in a formal setting like business or education, it would be more proper to do this: "OK, I love this movie. The humor is just perfect, the Brazilian dub is perfect, and the characters are amazing." I must say again, though, your English is outstanding and none of these mistakes are a big deal.

[@graememclaren2635]

My favorite MCU movie, also, happy you watched Deadpool 2 as well, lol

[@GamecontrollerYT]

The scene in the dungeon when he was getting the orb or ball if you remember, that was one of the places they went in Endgame when they traveled back in time.

[@lathspell87]

So happy we get to be along with you for the Guardians movies. They are just such a joy. They went with the most obscure source material and made some of the best MCU movies out of a group that includes some fantastic movies.

[@bekind3931]

I remember seeing it in the theatre. Didn’t know anything about them going in, but it was the most fun I think I’ve ever had at the movies. The humor, action, heart ... perfect, and I absolutely loved little Groot dancing. Everyone did; they made merch of him in his potted plant. You could switch him on to see him dance.

[@gigiiii]

the fact that Peter dropping the orb was actually a blooper but they decided to keep it in makes it even funnier

[@eliaslindroos8383]

Here is a couple of movie recommendations Blade Runner 1&2 Mad Max: Fury Road The Revenant Terminator 1&2

[@brettg274]

Mad Max!!!

[@nidnnn7545]

Mad max +1

[@DrExploadsAlot]

I just realized that this is the first time Primate saw adult Groot.

[@grimminalx4388]

A lot of people haven't noticed that the young Star Lord at the beggining of the movie is the same actor who plays Stan in the IT movies

[@marge9149]

yep, even though he looked the same, he was still really small, so they didn't pay much mind to it

[@elbruces]

That's a shitty way to introduce a cool fact.

[@Half_an_orphan]

Ever since I saw this movie for the first time, I’ve watched it over 16000 times

[@justsomerandomguy992]

That gigantic robot with the power stone is Eson the searcher. He's a celestial.

[@revengeofthenerd5261]

Hell yes on Deadpool 2

[@GaugeMe43]

"Star Killer" lol

[@urielfernandes9442]

WHO?

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

@@urielfernandes9442 Starkiller, man. Y'know, legendary Sith apprentice?

[@kevinmatthew1050]

Such a good movie. I lost my mom to cancer the year before this movie came out. This opening scene had me crying like a baby.

[@spiderfingers86]

The sequel is even better. You'll meet Peter Quill's father in that one

[@bongzilla4172]

Howard the Duck is an MCU character with a movie that came out in the 80's.

[@stanmann356]

The only Marvel movie to flop

[@bongzilla4172]

@@stanmann356 Captain Marvel did too, so not the only one.

[@stanmann356]

@@bongzilla4172 you call 1.13 BILLION dollars at the worldwide box office and 79% on Rotten Tomatoes as a flop? HtD only did $16 million in 1986 (worth $38.13 million today) and has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 13%. Nowhere near the same league. You personally may not have liked Capt. Marvel, but there are plenty to disagree with you.

[@bongzilla4172]

@@stanmann356 Nope, most agree with me LOL. And do you really cite Rotten Tomatoes for movie scores? Really? Yikes.

[@bongzilla4172]

@@stanmann356 And you can't really compare sales from back then and now. The amount of theaters now compared to then isn't even close lol.

[@fRo0tLo0p]

The actor, Peter Serafinowicz, at 19:37 is the voice of Darth Maul in The Phantom Menace!

[@bongzilla4172]

One thing to remember with this movie is that this started the comedy for the MCU. Every movie after this has been affected from this movie.

[@RebootedGaming]

That’s not really true though. Avengers 1 and 2 had tons of comedy too.

[@dizzyrascal5015]

Iron Man (the first MCU movie) was literally nonstop comedy

[@bongzilla4172]

@@dizzyrascal5015 Not like Guardians.

[@bongzilla4172]

@@RebootedGaming I'm not saying the previous films didn't have comedy, but Guardians elevated it do another level.

[@metrophidon]

14:55 She wasn't trying to wield the stone. She touched the stone with the intention of killing herself because she didn't want to serve him any longer.

[@elbruces]

I'm pretty sure if she could have "wielded" it to kill him, she would have. Either way, though.

[@profoundclarity8497]

I wish I could rewatch old movies but like you if I've seen them and the surprise is gone I can't watch even my favorite movies unless I have someone with me who hasn't seen it. Its why I love watching you and Natalie, and all these new movie reactions. I grew up just watching movies and playing video games and at 37 I still enjoy it so much. I think its because this real world is so boring and tragic we yearn for something more.

[@lathspell87]

Most badass scenes in Marvel, to me, are: 1. Thor: Ragnarok - "What are you the God of, again?" 2. End Game - Portals 3. Infinity War - Thor Arrives in Wakanda

[@davidhunt3689]

The different view of him dancing at beginning they use in End Game is hilarious

[@Gh0st747]

Love Guardians of the Galaxy, My personal fav of the MCU

[@maymunak.612]

If I remember correctly Groot is actually speaking but because of the language or the level of the language I think most people just hear: I Am Groot

[@doryanburlison6998]

Fun Fact: the big guy at 10:17 is played by Nathan Filion. He was on a space adventure TV show called Firefly.

[@SA-zoom1]

This movie gets even better with every rewatch

[@matthewkrenzler1171]

Truth about the Guardians here: if anyone’s never heard of them, these are of the 2008 reboot team.

[@elbruces]

I mean, technically Captain America is a Guardian.

[@dntm123]

For me, Ronan was an immediate improvement on Malakith, simply because they let Lee Pace just be imposing, threatening and gave him moments where he could go a little over the top, and while Malakith just got his ass handed to him constantly, Ronan actually got some good hits in and absolutely destroys Drax twice. So while he's not Loki/Thanos/Killmonger level, he is a pretty good villain by MCU standards.

[@rccraig7580]

The guy who said " Captain gotta teach them" Is Sean Gunn brother of director James Gunn who directed both Guardian movies. Reportedly Sean also provided the motion capture VFX for the Rocket Character. During the Collectors visual presentation of the Infinity stones you saw a glimpse of what's called a Celestial being. In particular that was Eson the Searcher using the Power Stone to wipe out life on an entire planet. Celestials are immensely huge and powerful beings possibly over 2000 feet tall and the collectors headquarters was inside the head of a dead celestial. Also re-watch the scenes with the Collector you may see a few familiar creatures in his collection. One from the Avengers and one from the Thor the dark world.

[@donatostridacchio8886]

You should watch tropic thunder!!

[@shameekgrimes1921]

YESS

[@dizzyrascal5015]

I have never understand how Quill can fly in space without gloves on yet will get affected without his space mask.

[@jasoncreedfilms]

I 100% agree that the entrance of the Guardians in Infinity War was badass. IMO, it's the best entrance into a movie from a hero.

[@Sage2000]

The dance off distraction was pure comedy gold. Very bold move from the writers and director. Imagine Rohan being such a fanatic, he does not even know what dance is. Got confused.

[@Pinkielover]

that was """Howard the duck""" u should Watch Howard the duck , It came out in the 80s I remember seeing it in movie theaters as a kid.. You should do a reaction video to it

[@dakodareid3807]

The movies terrible and i agree

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

"Hey, it's not my fault I haveta shoplift from the Little Tyke section of the Goodwill..."

[@scorp77snake]

@@dakodareid3807 I wouldn't say it was terrible considering when it was made. I think its more a guilty pleasure film these days

[@LA_HA]

Yes, thank you. It's really weird, but the script is funny, so I laughed here and there. Hence, guilty pleasure, just as mentioned in this thread.

[@almightyshippo1197]

No one should see Howard the Duck, ever! ... although yeah, a reaction might be interesting.

[@deadbynightupbylunch]

20:35 This is why Yondu wasn’t in Infinity War. He would have taken all them enemies out on his own on Wakanda.

[@PamJernigan]

A racoon and a tree made people cry. That's gotta be a pretty special story.

[@night1hal1]

Some weird editing (mistakes?) near the end there.

[@masterace1677]

18:02 Ironically, Rocket was the only one out of all the Guardians to not get snap 'n dusted.

[@write217]

I remember watching the trailers and talking shit and then that opening scene with Quill dancing literally made me grin, say “what the fuck is going on?”, and put this movie on my list as one of my favorite in the mcu. Hell of a ride.

[@jerbearschannel2208]

It’s Howard the Duck a marvel character. From a world of intellectual Ducks! There’s a Movie and a comic !

[@LA_HA]

I know how this will sound, but... I liked Howard the Duck. It wasn't the best movie Lucas ever did, of course, but I thought the script was funny. It was just weird over all, but it was funny... to me, I mean.

[@kantero4967]

The animal at the end is Howard The Duck he has his own comics and everything

[@olivergaunt9464]

How do you go from one of the most serious scenes in marvel to one of the most funny scenes in marvel.

[@zvimur]

4:46 for better appreciation of Jimoun Honsou, watch Amistad and Gladiator.

[@_ripVanWinkle_]

15:02 "mf you just sum random person "😂😂😂on god

[@big106razor]

The '80's Howard the Duck movie has Lea Thompson in it. She was Marty's mom in Back to the Future. Also, the director confirmed that this Groot is dead and that Baby Groot/Teenage Groot is its offspring.

[@pr_dnce]

Omg you seeing groot was epic😭 so cool seeing someone who knows him only as a teen!

[@SilentZombie]

The dog is Cosmo, he is actually fairly powerful character in the comics. The talking duck thats Howard the duck. Not as powerful but one of the many oddball characters that pop up from time to time.

[@SuperMichaelpearce]

The scene with the line up of the guardians when they get arrested shows some details. If you look at gamoras, it says that gamora is the last survivor from her planet which means when thanos wiped out 50% of her home world to help it thrive it didn’t actually work. Thanks didn’t go back to the planet and check the remaining 50% was still alive.

[@Pecos1]

That duck at the end was the infamous Howard the Duck. Look him up.

[@leehatann5854]

Ronan the Accuser is my favourite MCU Villian.

[@hellowhat890]

If you think you take people too literal. Imagine the Guardians meeting more of Drax' people. 🤣🤣🤣

[@zelliff6259]

25:30 Star-Lord literally trolled Yondu

[@mrandorex7495]

In 2014 I waited for the post credit 20 mins after the movie trying not to piss myself, just to see a dog licking a depressed man and a duck cyberbullying him. *Society is amazing*

[@archerpool]

It’s never explicitly explained, but when Groot dies that’s it, he’s genuinely dead. The replanting of part of him allows him to be reborn but not the same version of him. So this Groot is Rocket’s best friend, but baby Groot and teen Groot are more like his son. Interestingly enough it’s confirmed that when Groot vanishes after the snap, when he says “I am Groot”, he’s calling Rocket ‘Dad’. And that post credit scene is Howard the Duck. Had a film in the 80’s, terrible film, but he also appears in Endgame jumping out a portal. Appears again in Guardians 2 but it’s unclear if Marvel actually have any long term plans for the character.

[@3DJapan]

That was Howard the Duck at the end. Another Marvel character.

[@crimsonda]

There were points in the theater experience that you just couldn't hear some of the lines because of people laughing. Great time. Fun soundtrack. It was a fun night.

[@Mo-od9cq]

"It's a dance off bro!" Has me choking EVERY TIME stg

[@elbruces]

Now you get why in Infinity War, Rocket looks at Winter Soldier and says "oh, I'm gonna get that arm." "Drax, don't do something stupid man -" apparently you don't know Drax yet. That's his superpower. This is the first time they did an after-credit scene that wasn't meaningful and didn't set anything else up. It was just pure cornball, which is kinda the whole point of this movie. Both Howard the Duck and Cosmo the Space Dog were old Marvel characters who aren't very important in the grand scheme of things.

[@michaelbastraw1493]

Don't understand why you consider Peter Quill a "random" character. It seems like he has a very specific narrative responsibility to me. Best. Leo.

[@CarlStevenson21]

This has my to be my 5th favorite MCU movie behind Iron Man and Avengers

[@2face387]

I love Guardians of the Galaxy mostly for the soundtracks this movie has and they fit so good with the scenes too

[@RyoHazuki224]

26:15 I love the Howard the Duck cameo! That is a movie you gotta watch! Pretty much one of the OG um... comic book movies? Its not really, but it kinda is. Terrible movie but I have nostalgic memories of that movie!

[@bonesanddarkness3552]

End credits featuring Howard the Duck and Cosmo. Howard the Duck was a sardonic asshole in the comics. He first appeared in Marvel in the 70s and laid the groundwork for characters like Deadpool. Cosmo the space dog is a Soviet dog with psychic abilities who was fired into space. In comics, he acts as security chief for Knowhere.

[@coreym0]

Yeah Thor's entrance in Infinity War and Wanda's entrance in Endgame I think are the most badass moments.

[@blackkatt777]

And now that Kevin Bacon Footloose talk between the guardians, Peter Parker and Tony has more of a punchline to it, because you see the reference started from this movie. Idk if you caught what was being said when Yondu got the orb container from Peter and had that discussion about them being glad they didn't drop Peter off to his dad as a kid, because he was a "jackass". Then the surprise about him being half of a super ancient alien.....makes it even more of a badass surprise. Can't lie. I wish he would have met an old one.

[@spiderfingers86]

Drax doesn't understand sarcasm

[@thrawnedits5860]

The guy who says captains got to teach stuff plays kraglin, and is James gunns younger brother Sean Gunn. He also does the mocap of rocket.

[@ReklawLah]

The second best MCU movie, after Thor: Ragnarok, in my opinion.

[@ikoandreas5085]

I dont get the huge hype about Ragnarok

[@mr.triggyboi9998]

@@ikoandreas5085 have you watched it?

[@ikoandreas5085]

@@mr.triggyboi9998 yes. And it really fun. But people are acting like its a fucking 10/10 or something

[@ikoandreas5085]

@@ReklawLah the fuck you mean? The film is hilarious, i never said otherwise

[@ikoandreas5085]

@@ReklawLah because people act like its an amazing film because its funny. You guys dont seem to know what makes a good movie tbh. The dc fanboys think dark=amazing. And the mcu fanboys think funny=amazing. Yall just dumb, i stay with the xmen

[@ChannelReuploads9451]

"Is that like a real Daffy Duck ?" Never seen Howard the Duck ? Add it to your list.

[@maximillianosaben]

We didn't get enough time with the original adult Groot. Granted, it is semi-implied that he's died before, but this is the first we've met him.

[@antonbrakhage490]

Deadpool wasn't part of the MCU at first because they didn't have the film rights for the X-Men, but last I heard Deadpool is going to be merged with the MCU- Deadpool 3 is currently in development, and will be the only R-rated MCU film.

[@baylinersimp787]

This movie was AWESOME!!!! Recommended: Hulk (2003) The Love Bug (1969) If you haven’t seen it, The Incredible Hulk (2008)

[@dinsism]

This is one of the most unique/funny mcu films out there.

[@goodgirl8117]

Have you seen Dr Strange? I don't remember you mentioning that one

[@PacoVision]

“Star killer” he said lol

[@spicysnowman8886]

Another great character

[@BenAri18]

Guardians of the galaxy, Dr Strange and The Winter solider are probably my favorite mcu films