I'm Crying 5 minutes into 'GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY' | REACTION | First Time Watching

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[@davidboivin7996]

Most people had never heard of The Guardians when it came out in theaters. It became a huge hit through word of mouth in a matter of weeks. Now, it's a pure classic with a group of the most loveable characters ever.

[@robertsanssouci2093]

As a lifelong comic reader I was hyping this movie up because Rocket is my all time favorite

[@gallendugall8913]

Iron Man was a B list character prior to the MCU films

[@rickykozak58]

@@gallendugall8913so was captain America 😅

[@zimvader25]

Lmfao yeah because the MCU was still obscure and people didn’t crowd the theaters to watch anything with “marvel” on the title 😂😂😂😂

[@MrHillBilly-j7f]

The Guardians were super unknown prior to this movie and James Gunn, the cast and the crew turned them into icons almost over night.

[@davidtoupal1015]

The second guardian answers a lot of questions but bring your tissues

[@c.j.2192]

Oh yeah!

[@ronann25]

lotsa tissues 💯

[@k5sss]

Buy a tissue factory for the third one.

[@Wolfhunter5607]

lmao bring tissues for all the guardians movies

[@doctaflo]

volumes 2 and 3 became increasingly saccharine extrusions of excrement IMHO, but this first one is my second-favorite marvel movie!

[@BatFan1]

GotG basically perfected the MCU formula: The perfect blend of comedy, drama, action; considering that the characters were largely unknown it was a major win for Marvel.

[@Wolfhunter5607]

it’s just Gunns formula😭

[@lady_draguliana784]

Favorite Line! "That is TRUE! ... That is *ALSO* TRUE!"

[@Muck006]

Mine is the one about "being an a-hole but not quite a dick", a refreshing attitude to talking about yourself ... when most people these days dont ever openly admit to being a-holes/jerks.

[@boojeboy1]

How’s the fighting in Ukraine going-I assume you’re at the front?

[@mohsinsmith7002]

Mine is that "OH.... YEAH!" when he get the gun when escaping the xandar prison. 😅

[@lady_draguliana784]

@@mohsinsmith7002 💋🤌 exquisite line too!

[@gardener68]

My wife STILL says that to me when I "confront" her about something or other. A decade later!

[@estoy1001]

Nebula is Karen Gillian, who is normally ginger, but she did shave her head for this role.

[@DirtPoorWargamer]

Another role of note is Amy Pond, from Doctor Who. Was also in a movie about a cursed mirror that I can't remember the name of.

[@estoy1001]

@@DirtPoorWargamer Oculus. Her American accent was on point.

[@Fred-vy1hm]

Gillan*

[@beesly01]

@@estoy1001 Ahh yes, the WWE Films movie.

[@BogeyTheBear]

Nobody else knows about Ruby Roundhouse from _Jumanji?_

[@crimsondragon2974]

Out of all the Marvel movies...I feel that this one consist of the most emotional roller-coaster ride. One minute your laughing, than you're crying and then back to laughing. The music is one of the many reasons I come back to watch all of the "Guardians of the Galaxy".

[@ZandrickKrowe]

I feel like this especially true for vol 3

[@spcl0ne646]

@@ZandrickKrowe Vol 3 had a bit too much animal cruelty to be as enjoyable as 1, i stil love it, but yk.

[@jlog1c]

"What does Thanos do? What is his power?" Yes.

[@tonylebon3275]

well done! how to save 10 minutes on a conversation

[@noahspadgenske9875]

Chris Pratt once said, "Quill's superpower is that he's human." That's a very important part of his character in the coming movies.

[@k5sss]

Well, that’s half true.

[@Wolfhunter5607]

@@k5ssstrue but i think he’s talking about infinity war😂

[@adieshidiq6255]

His superpower is the song list, thats spreading all over galaxy..

[@colournut]

The start of the movie hit me hard because i lost my mum to breast cancer years before watching the film. every time i watch the film i have to fast forward it past that part. I went to see the film at the cinema with my friends and when that seen happened i had a bad panic attack.

[@paulchavez3039]

I'm in a similar boat I think. I used to enjoy emotionally heavy stuff like that because I hadn't gone through it for real, but ever since my mom passed suddenly a couple years ago, and I had to feel her go limp and cold in my arms as the bacterial infection slowly shut down each organ in her body while all I could do was watch and try to muster the strength to let the nurses shut the machines off, there are so many movies that just feel violating. It's not even fun anymore, I just either disassociate or skip it. Hard to enjoy a lot of things nowadays. I love movies but now I can't watch many of them in full. It's nice to know I'm not the only one 🖤

[@RustyX2010]

Same here!! Because my daughter was in the children's hospital undergoing chemo treatments so me and my wife stepped out for a breather while being there 3 months straight to see this movie when it first came out.

[@ozymandias1758]

Peter..take my hand💔😭😭 PS I've lost three family members to cancer, the first of which was my mother who died when I was two, robbing me of any memories of her. Seeing other family members go through the ravages of cancer, and then seeing Peter Quills mother at the beginning of the movie also brought out the tears in me💔I hope for peace and tranquility for both of you, and for all cancer victims and their loved ones✝️

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"You're makin' . . . me . . . beat . . . up . . . grass!" I love Rocket! 🦝😁

[@saintallnights7239]

Yup, Karen Gillan was in Jumanji and played Nebula in this. Scottish. Was in Sci-fi series Doctor Who for awhile, prior to Marvel.

[@nazimelmardi]

And let’s be honest: she is Amy Pond. That’s her best role and accomplishment so far. Doesn’t matter what she did in MCU.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

The protaganists in the Guardians of the Galaxy films are so iconic and lovable the second they're introduced, and the cast is what makes the characters work and James Gunn's directing skills are what make this particular franchise in the MCU so memorable! You're in for a lot of fun, trust me!

[@szabolcskovacs9536]

Stef I love your reactions. ❤

[@pleutron]

3 was a letdown for me, but I'm sure Stef will like it too. The general consensus is like it all or you're just a hater

[@williambryan3346]

@@szabolcskovacs9536 You sent your comment to @EntertainmentFan11. You may want to repost it in the main section.

[@steffenjachnow8176]

Peter is half Terran. Terran, is what we all are ("terra" = latin for "earth"). P.S.: Groot is my favorite MCU character of all time. The second one is Rocket Racoon... P.P.S.: We are Groot!

[@oscarcisneros3100]

For people who don't know..end credit scene the Duck was called Howard the duck which is the first marvel movie..then came blade as most successful at that time.

[@tonylebon3275]

and the dog is "cosmo" in the film "nova"

[@oscarcisneros3100]

@tonylebon3275 cosmo was actually a Russian cosmonaut.back in the day Russians used to send animals into space.

[@paulchavez3039]

Marty McFly's mom was so hot in that movie...

[@snowdenwyatt6276]

First "theatrically released in the US" Marvel movie. There are earlier TV movies based on Spider Man, Dr Strange and Captain America (two of them!). One of the Captain America films was released theatrically in France. There was a 1940s Captain America Republic serial in the theaters (the last Republic serial as it turns out), but that was back when Marvel was called Timely Comics. Although many of their heroes debuted in their title called Marvel Comics and "The Marvel Group" was an alternate name for the company long before they officially changed the company name in 1961.

[@scottallen6160]

There is something So satisfying about Peter standing with his friends and saying “You said it yourself, bitch. We’re The Guardians of the Galaxy!” 🥰

[@NerdyBigBrother]

I did not remember how fucking hard that went. Absolute banger line

[@spyro257]

i think it sounded way too forced...

[@NerdyBigBrother]

@@spyro257 no one really cares, but thanks for chiming in lmao

[@spyro257]

@@NerdyBigBrother u clearly cared enough to respond, and i didnt even write to u... u must feel important, since u talk for someone else...

[@NerdyBigBrother]

I cared enough to tell you that no one cares, not the other way around. Nice try with the word gymnastics but its another L comment.

[@jimdetry9420]

If you think of Tanos' servent (who Ronan killed) you've seen him before--he was negotiating with Loki about the invasion of Earth in The Avengers.

[@DarkPaladin24]

"We're three minutes in, bro!" That's exactly what I said when I first saw this movie. I mean, we're already tearing up and the movie barely started.

[@cyberingcatgirls7069]

I see your Guardians of the Galaxy and raise you an Up.

[@ispbrotherwolf]

Stef, tears of empathy is a wonderful thing, never change. Love from Sweden

[@futuramayeah]

Stef, the duck at the end is Howard the Duck, he had his own movie in 1986 by George Lucas, he made some movie called star wars also

[@3DJapan]

I saw that in the theater at age 9. It was weird.

[@johnmcclure40]

I think I may have heard of that Star Wars thing.

[@robbherriman3302]

The big Duck at the end was Howard The Duck. He is part of the MCU. Howard The Duck had a movie in the 80's.

[@karuux]

WE are Groot -- gets me every time -- also dance-off with Stef when? great reaction!

[@RoadDoug]

No Stef, you’re not making me cry over Guardians. You’re so good at these reactions.❤❤❤

[@letsgobrandon5809]

I enjoy how emotional Stef gets with these movies

[@djgusto5878]

Her:"what does Thanos do?" Me: 50%

[@johngreen6521]

He won't do any half-assing! I'll tell you that

[@testgravityy]

you don't know the half of it

[@Steven_Padilla2000]

Well she's half-way there to seeing thanos do his thing

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

He Thanotizes

[@PhilBagels]

I don't remember. I'll have to dust off my old Marvel comics and look him up. It'll be a snap.

[@lady_draguliana784]

Laugh-Crying is 100% appropriate for GotG!

[@TheYakusoku]

Good thing for her, the sequels don't have any heavy-hitting moments that will make her cry, right?

[@lady_draguliana784]

@@TheYakusoku precisely, it's all Up Hill from here! GOOD... TIMES... 😳

[@tazsaalim8710]

One of my favorite MCU movies, so many bangers came out in 2014

[@MadcapMatt]

A decade later and We Are Groot still hits just as hard as it did back then.

[@letsgobrandon5809]

Stef will learn all about these characters of the MCU as she gets through each movie 🤣🤣

[@NightSkyJeff]

I *really* appreciate your unabashed display of emotion. It's entirely not silly to cry during some of these MCU movies, and the GOTG series I think is the best at evoking these strongest emotions. Peter Quill's regret about his actions at his mother's deathbed, his lack of a father (obviously absent in GOTG 1), his desire for family, and his need to love and be loved, added to the trauma of Drax, Rocket, Gamora and Nebula, and the truly selfless act(s) of Groot --- these all produce moments in the GOTG series (and the MCU in general) that draw out real sadness and occasionally real joy.

[@MrBananagrab]

"What does Thanos do?" Well when he's not murdering people by the millions he manages the local Applebee's.

[@bambamnj]

Thanos is of the race of Eternals from the planet Titan. His race has superhuman strength and endurance but Thanos is also a mutant and he has enhanced his powers through both scientific and mystical means. In the comic books Thanos was also a bit insane and had a delusional love for Lady Death, which provided another reason for his insane need to kill half of all living things. He felt he needed to impress Death.

[@neospock5034]

That's in the comics. In the MCU, Eternals are synthetic beings manufactured and programmed in space, and Thanos doesn't have most of his comic book abilities. So we don't know if Thanos is really an Eternal or something else- we just know he's from Titan.

[@AppleFrogTomatoFace]

@@neospock5034you are right, but in eternals, they mention thanos being brother of one of eternals… mcu is just a mess after end game.

[@echinorlax]

I always felt comic book Thanos' motivations make a lot more sense than the ones of his MCU version. Not having a choice in who you fall in love with? Falling in love in almost omnipotent being and feeling you have to become her peer in order for her to acknowledge you? I would argue he wasn't insane, he just became incomprehensible to everybody but cosmic powers - like force of nature, or Galactus - but he still was somebody readers could empathize with. A dude in love with a girl. I can't discuss MCU's version without massively spoiling it, but consider one thing: in few generations, universe would restore itself to prior state, like Thanos' great plan never happened and THanos never even existed - yet he considered himself its saviour. That's entirely another level of delusion.

[@neospock5034]

​@@AppleFrogTomatoFace yeah the comment from Eros about being brothers made it sound like some link exists, but we don't know exactly how. The Red Skull also called Thanos "Son of A'Lars " but that doesn't mean much. He also called Gamora "daughter of Thanos" and Natasha "daughter of Dreykov" so maybe it's not biological, Thanos was just raised on Titan? Which of course implies that he ages and was raised... Maybe Arishem created a different type of Eternals at some point who are actually organic beings born to parents. Also, MCU Thanos is apparently only 1000 years old, nowhere near the age of the Earth Eternals like Sersi, Ikaris, Makkari etc. Yeah the MCU's Eternal-related stuff is a real mess.

[@tonylebon3275]

@@neospock5034 Natasha doesn't know her biological father in the MCU. her adoptive father is "Alexei Shostakov"... red skull gave the name "ivan" who is natasha's biological father... (clint barton son of edith... who is the biological father) so red skull gives the name of the real biological father, not adoptive. thanos (son of alars) is gamora's biological father.

[@LOONTRON76]

The tears to smiles ratio in this reaction is so good! I also love that you have a Nova Corp tattoo and didnt even know it.

[@drsavage3262]

You're completely right about Karen playing nebula and also in Jumanji.

[@randallwilliamson3838]

Guardians is what brought me into the MCU... I had watched Iron Man and one of the Capt Americas, and while I didnt dislike them, I didnt really care. I was reading a book and just wanted some background noise, turned on the tv and landed on this... after watching this I went back and started watching all of the movies I did not see. The 3 Guardian movies, Infinity War, End Game are hands and shoulders the best of the MCU.

[@deanthemachine7489]

I’m my mind the top tiers are the Guardians franchise and the Russo Bros movies (Winter Soldier, Civil War, Infinity War, and Endgame). There are other good movies in the MCU, but those are the most consistent for me

[@scottallen6160]

Your questions about Thanos are valid but it will take time to answer them. As a villain, he won’t disappoint. James Gunn knows how to tell a story. And with this group of characters, he rents room in our hearts. I love watching movies with you.. such a big heart.. 💗

[@jerbearschannel2208]

Honestly I cried the 3 minutes into this movie so once again your reaction was awesome. I bet you are gonna love Ant Man

[@user-wm5fn7ws9d]

2014 MCU was peak.

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

Yes she was on Jumangi. She's also been on Dr. Who

[@paulklaric3318]

At the time this was the best MCU film, i miss these days. Ps. Love your reactions, never stop.

[@Mutantgamer]

You’re supposed to be curious about Thanos but not get the answers yet. There’s like 7 more movies to go before he gets focused on.

[@eqgilethan]

It was later made clear, Groot did die in this film. The sprout is basically his offspring who also goes by Groot and has the same vocabulary. Both Groots are voiced by Vin Diesel. Rocket was voiced by Bradley Cooper.

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

You will learn about Thanos in time basically. He is very different from the comics and MCU has its own spin that plays out throughout the Infinity Saga. Also, he doesn't have actual children, he just adopts children with insane potential to raise as his personal warriors,and refers to them as his sons and daughters. Basically his own version of the Avengers.

[@DirtCheapFU]

In the comics, he has a few biological ones. Like, the son Thane. Thanos is technically a human. He was birthed by Eternal parents on a different planet, Titan, with a deviant mutate gene. Thane, being an Inhuman, appeared as human until exposed to terrigenesis and that how he turned into the vegan, emo soyboy rager version of Thanos. One of the best Marvel comic moments is when Thanos tells Blackbolt to give up the boy.

[@joshbull623]

@@DirtCheapFU Hopefully he is nicer to his children in the comics than he is in the MCU.

[@tonylebon3275]

not sure... in the MCU we know the true origins. in avengers, the red skull scene on vormir tells us everything = Natasha doesn't know her biological father in the MCU. her adoptive father is "Alexei Shostakov"... red skull gave the name "ivan" who is natasha's biological father... (clint barton son of edith... who is the biological father) so red skull gives the name of the real biological father, not adoptive. thanos (son of alars) is gamora's biological father.

[@nikoloznasaridze6328]

Isn't Nebula his only biological child?

[@andrewft31]

Yes Nebula is played by Karen Gillan from Doctor Who and Jumanji

[@c.j.2192]

You will learn more about Nebula and yes her actress is Karen Gillian from Doctor Who, the video game versions of Jumanji movies.

[@RyansChannel0203]

Guardians of the Galaxy is definitely my favorite of all these films so far.

[@dracoargentum9783]

I am Groot.

[@Wolfhunter5607]

prolly my favorite trilogy in the mcu

[@baloneyandfunk5234]

@@dracoargentum9783 I love that I had a prompt to "translate to English" here 🤣🤣

[@dracoargentum9783]

@@baloneyandfunk5234 😮I would die if it actually translated what I said

[@BrilligandtheSlithyToves]

The actress who plays Nebula, you may recognize as the badass "dance battle" redhead from Jumanji. Her name is Karen Gillian. I love these movies. I can't wait to you get to 3. They're ALL great, but IMHO that's the best one.

[@randy_n]

Guardians is one of my favorite Marvel movies. James Gunn was heavily influenced by the TV series Farscape when making this film. Farscape is also one of my favorite TV shows. The lead character, John Crichton, was a human trapped on a ship full of aliens. You can see a lot of similarities with Peter Quill. The jokes of just being a human in an alien world really stand out. I love your reactions to all the Marvel movies. I can't wait for the next one! 😃

[@phillipchallis966]

"Terra" is latin for "Earth". So Peter is half earthling and half something else.

[@Parallax-3D]

Specifically, from St. Charles, Missouri.

[@Spoonah]

You're going to need to pre-order 37 boxes of tissues for the 3rd movie 💔

[@MrFirsito]

2014 was such a good year for movies, winter soldier was also release that year, interstellar, budapest hotel, birdman, nightcrawler, whiplash, gone, fury, edge of tomorrow, etc etc

[@Imbx4406]

The musical score when Quill grabs the Power Stone gives me goosebumps every time

[@Way2AmazingEditz]

You crying through this? You best get the tissues ready for when you watch Volume 3 😢

[@dracoargentum9783]

Shoot, from this point on, just have the tissues for _any_ marvel film.

[@jxy8938]

Yh tissues are needed for alott of the upcoming films

[@dracoargentum9783]

Marvel has always been good at making stories, then they added Disney’s talent to tug on heartstrings…

[@nooneofconsequence1251]

Howard the Duck was star of the very first Marvel movie back in 1986.

[@LovelyBeachCoast-us1ec]

I am writing this to help out stef and this video and this channel with the algorithm 🥰

[@vengefulgrape7512]

Remember to watch volume 3 only after endgame

[@SBUBandit]

It is indeed the actress from Jumanji. You got it pretty quick, especially since she looks wildly different

[@mikeaninger7388]

You hit the nail on the head. This movie is guaranteed to make you laugh more than any other MCU movie, but cry as well.

[@alexandershaw5603]

Thanos is a rock collector with minor genocidal habits.

[@drsavage3262]

Nice! I would say major genocidal habits lol but we're on the same page! I can't wait for her to get through to endgame!

[@DavidSmith-mt7tb]

Nah he just loves death and wants to give her presents. Too bad she's hung up on Deadpool. Women always want the guy they can never have... lol

[@DefenestrateYourself]

@@DavidSmith-mt7tb only in the comics

[@somestormchaseridjitwithwi2024]

Nebula is played by Karen Gillian, who also played as Amy Pond in Doctor Who. And yup, she is in the new Jumanji movies. So yes, she's a natural redhead.

[@henrytjernlund]

Is she the one in Jumanji? Very good. You are good at this. Is this your super power? Super reaction. Thank you.

[@taz2491]

Wow! Guardians is a rollercoaster ride and that's the beauty of it! You are the 1st reactor I watched who recognized Karen Gillan as Nebula during the reaction (without looking it up after,) ! You have good observation skills, that's handy! Keep up the good work! Subbed!

[@McKamikazeHighlander]

I saw this film a week after my Mother passed away. Quite surprised I even got past the first 3 mins

[@williambryan3346]

@<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2380">39:40</a> As far as I’m concerned, “We are Groot” means “We are family”, and Groot was willing to protect his family, even if he had to commit the ultimate sacrifice. Niagara Falls over here, or someone’s cutting onions, one of the two.

[@fernandof.2225]

your last cry ("we are Groot") at the end of the movie was unbelievable. Incredible video-reaction.

[@jpny.7961]

maaan ure not ready for the emotional roller coaster of vol.3

[@AlbusHumbledore]

I cried at that beginning scene in the theaters when it came out. Years later I went through the same situation, but as an adult. Cancer took my mom only 2 days after finding out there was no hope. Nothing hurts more than having hope ripped away from you. It feels as though your world has ended. It was the worst day of my life. I wish nothing but the best to those who went through it too or is going through it!

[@Cloud_Strife0811]

Alot of people don't know this but Cosmo the Spacedog, the one in the astronaut suit in Knowhere, actually has his own powers and is a member of The Guardians of the Galaxy. He was launched into Earth's orbit as part of an experiment but his spacecraft drifted out of orbit during the 1960's, eventually sending him to Knowhere. At some point during his spatial drift, cosmic rays mutated him, giving him his psionic powers such as telepathy and telekinesis.

[@LittleGalaxyBoy]

The history of the Guardians of the Galaxy is unique and intriguing, as two versions of the team exist across two different universes. The original team's debut in Marvel Super-Heroes #18 (October 1968) was not in the familiar Earth-616 (Mainline Marvel Universe), but in an alternate timeline called Earth-691. This timeline, filled with dramatic events such as the Earth's world's ozone layer breaking down, the Bionics Wars, and a conflict with Mutants, led to their exodus into space. It's an adventurous journey exploring this possible Future of the Mainline Marvel Universe. But moving back to the Guardians, they exist in the 31st Century, a thousand years after the above events and mainline comics. The comic follows Charlie 27, Major Vance Astro, Martinex, and Yondu, who you know from this film. This was the original Guardians of the Galaxy team, existing within a possible future, yet they also crossed over with our own Earth-616 Avengers, Fantastic Four, when time travel was used. The modern Guardians of the Galaxy set within the Mainline Marvel Universe of Earth-616 appeared in Annihilation: Conquest #6 (April 2008). Every single member was a pre-existing character. Starlord appeared in Thanos #8 (March 2004), but the character first appeared in Marvel Preview Vol 1 #4 (1975) and was later retconned to be from Earth-791. It is a more Buck Rogers take on the character, very retro 1970s. Gamora made her first appearance in Strange Tales #180 (March 1975), while Drax first appeared in Iron Man #55 (October 1972), which was a surprise for many to see as his first comic being an Iron Man one. Finally, Rocket made his first appearance in Incredible Hulk #271 (February 1982), another pretty surprising first appearance. And Yondu of course returned with Star-Lord #1 (November, 2015) a year after the film released. This comic showcased the mainline Earth-616 version of the character. How did they get the name Guardians of the Galaxy? They discovered a displaced Major Vance Astro from Earth-691, the reality of the original Guardians of the Galaxy. He informed them about his team, and so Earth-616 heroes adopted the name as well, becoming the Guardians of the Galaxy we know and love today. Also Vance Astro, born Vance Astrovik also exists on Earth-616 a latent mutant with telekinesis powers. He also encountered his Earth-691 self as well when travelled back in time, and across realities, in an attempt to prevent Vance from becoming an astronaut and ending up in cryogenic suspension for a thousand years.

[@user-gi3cm6gz9i]

When Peter saw his mom again at the end is what usually gets me because that's how I picture my reunion with my sister ❤

[@rexmorgado2128]

Welcome to my fav marvel trilogy ever. Enjoy. Because you are in for a wild ride!

[@geraldtodd6633]

Oh. Stef, so many questions and there are many answers, in the upcoming movies, many movies. If you keep going with these kind of reactions you will continue to put pressure on other reactors. You are doing great young lady.

[@johnsinclair4448]

Groot has a huge vocabulary which Rocket understands. But for those who don't know his language, I AM GROOT is all we hear. P S. Yes Nebula was in Jumanji. She was also in Dr. Who. Her name is Karen Gillan

[@dax977]

The GOTG movies are amazing!! Each one brings your more answers to your questions. The characters' growth and journeys will make you laugh, and cry as you watch each movie. Great reaction ❤

[@jncb4812]

Never knew who these guys were when I first watched this film and it became one of my favs love their story.

[@mrcastro7743]

im excited.......1 min later........tearssss.

[@williambryan3346]

Fun fact: Wyatt Oleff (young Peter Quill) was eleven-years-old when this movie came out, even though Peter is only eight.

[@o0pinkdino0o]

Director James Gunn mo-capped baby Groot dancing. His best friend is Michael Rooker (Yondo) and Yondo's partner is his brother Sean Gunn whom also mo-capped Rocket. This was the first MCU movie after Disney had acquired them, and the quality of CGI just goes through the roof from here. The movies just get better and better after this with very little drop in quality, so buckle up ! Have patience with learning too much about the mad Titan Thanos and Nebula. Their stories are coming.

[@tonylebon3275]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2928">48:48</a> the story of thanos is partly explained in the avengers (infinity war)... you will have to listen carefully to what red skull will say about vormir... red skull's curse is to know all the people who come to vormir (he knows the biological parents)... and that we know the different powers of each one of the "6" infinity stones. Peter's story is explained in Guardians of the Galaxy 2... it is in this film that we know what a "celestial" being represents and their mentalities. Rocket's story is explained in Guardians of the Galaxy 3. when all these films are watched, the question to ask is = who is really the bad guy in the MCU

[@CrazeeAdam]

Lol yep Vin Disel plays a Tree and Bradley Cooper plays a... Not raccoon.. Not a sentence you hear very often. Also some big actors you may recognize are in here. Benico Del Toro (Sicario) plays the Collector. And Glenn Close plays Nove Prime. Michael Rooker (the walking dead) plays Yandu

[@tonylebon3275]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="968">16:08</a> thanos was born "deviant" by eternal parents (Alars and Sui-san)... the eternals are powerful and immortal beings created by "celestials"... the power of thanos is so great, that he can use all infinity stones at once, without dying.

[@snorpenbass4196]

...no, he needed the Infinity Gauntlet to wield them without dying, and even then it hurt him immensely. Same as with Bruce when he used it.

[@bobc538]

These are really great movies as you are finding out. Laughing or crying they get everyone! Great reaction ❤

[@mrzues7260]

Love this channel. Can't wait to see it climb up to 500k and higher!

[@jayngb]

i swear Stef is constantly that confused pufferfish meme when watching MCU movies lmao

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Don't worry, you'll get more info about Thanos, Gamora, and Nebula as you proceed through the MCU films which should answer most of your questions. (I hope no one in the comments has jumped the gun and just laid everything all out for you -- or that your moderators, if you have them, have struck those comments out.)

[@stephenridolfi6464]

Guardians of the Galaxy is my all time favorite MCU movie and in my top 10 of my favorite movies of all time.

[@richarddean5064]

Each one gets better . And you love the characters more and more

[@defunctus408]

The success of this movie's humor and soundtrack altered the approach on how they filmed the next Thor movie and DC's Suicide Squad.

[@Wolfhunter5607]

lmao funny how Taika went and filmed a few scenes for Gunn’s suicide squad(2021) later on

[@rhiannonliddell]

Yes it’s Karen gillan from jumanji who plays nebula , and she first did doctor who with Matt smith back in the day as his companion ❤

[@nvp8191]

There is a short animated series called I am Groot you should see now keep in mind its not essential but it is fun two season series. Also something to know despite I am Groot coming out in phase 4 or 5 if you watch it now the series does not spoil anything going for it.

[@redemption44]

yeah. I remember when I first saw this movie. The moment when quill grabbed the infinity stone and Gamora said "grab my hand" but Quill saw his mother saying that, I'm telling you, I lost my shit. I cried so damn hard.

[@passionsquietrage]

"I'm excited for the music" Girl, the music in these movies SLAPS! So many bangers! Too bad it's copyrighted 🤬. You're 100% correct Stef, Nebula and Ruby Roundhouse are both roles played by Karen Gillian.

[@beastwizard1741]

Ten years on and I think this is my favorite MCU movie. Close tie between this and The Winter Soldier. GotG2 took a few viewings before I started to appreciate it like I did this one, but some people connected with it instantly.

[@cyberingcatgirls7069]

In the comic books Yondu fires his special arrows from a regular bow and then controls them, but I have to admit, making it just one arrow that completely flies on its own is one of the few changes for a movie that I don't mind.

[@DingleJBerry]

The post credit scene introduced Howard the Duck who was in the first marvel movie ever in the 1980’s

[@krusty9570]

This was the first of the Marvel movies that made the music an integral part of the theme throughout! Others tried to copy this like Thor Ragnarok. But none compare to this as Quills connection to his mom is the music and it lasts throughout the entire movie.

[@Sir_Alex]

The best Marvel "branch" IMHO ... I damn love Guardians 😁

[@mikebrown7799]

Hello Stef!😊 I have seen this many, many times! It is a very enjoyable film!🏆Great emotional reactions to this excellent MCU ensemble film, Stef!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@sithlordkaeyl21]

Yes, this soundtrack is absolutely amazing, and definitely the best part of this movie. I have all of the soundtracks from iTunes, and they are all fantastic.

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

Hello 👋 Miss Stef !!! As always the like button 🔳 has been Illuminated 😊