Where were you when a piece of shit pirate was a better dad than jonathan "Source of Superman's Morality" Kent
DCucks BTFO
>le mary poppins meme
xD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zInmil5iT4
Jonathan "let kids drown" Kent
>piece of shit pirate as a father figure
Thanks for reminding me of rewatching Treasure Planet OP
What is that weapon? It looked very powerful when it took out like a hundred enemies in just a couple of seconds at the end of the first movie so why isn't everyone armed with one of those?
>>82554569
not everyone can control a whistle missle
Didn't he put a bounty on peter in the first movie
>>82551880
>blue skinned alien
GENIUS
MARY POPPINS YALL
>>82555555
>>82552118
Best joke in the movie nigga
>>82554426
Silver did nothing wrong.
>>82555555
Oh my.
>>82555555
>>82555555
ayy
>>82554569
>It looked very powerful when it took out like a hundred enemies in just a couple of seconds at the end of the first movie
Thanks for reminding me of yet another way this movie tops the first.
Also it looks like it's a weapon that takes a fair amount of skill/hardware to master. Kraglin trying to control it at the end of the second one shows that it's not something everyone can just do.
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>>82555555
So last night I was roped into seeing Guardians of the Galaxy 2: Family Matters Edition.
The first one was pretty good, but I didn't care to see this one, knowing it would be more of the same.
Of course, I was right: it's just about the same formula as the first movie, everything we loved about it, while not really taking any risks as it capitalizes on the success of the first movie. But that's fine, we get introduced to a couple new characters and learn a little bit more about returning ones.
It's by no means an action movie although it tries to be at times, throwing some haw-haws at the audience during a fight. Then there's the slow-motion scenes where out heroes are kicking ass while some oldies song plays- same as in the first movie (and the movie that did this first, and still best, was Face/Off. See it). There was a lull around the middle of the movie too, which gave me more time to think about how similar the two movies were.
That said, it was pretty funny and had a decent enough story. The funniest character in the movie by far was bAutista; he's big, he's dumb, and he has no filter: "did you make a penis too?" Michael Rooker steals the show, though, letting viewers see an emotional side while still being badass. Kurt Russel and Chris Pratt were pretty good too, with Pratt not being as good as Russel.
However, it's not artsy or serious and I can only give it a light 7.
If you loved the first one, then I don't have to tell you to see it; and if you're not sure then don't bother, if you've seen the first then you're not missing anything and you can save your $11.05 and just act like you saw it anyways "yeah, did you see the part with the slow motion? Ohhh man!"
>>82554569
he's genetically designed to be a Kree warrior, he makes a point of saying that in the movie, and that he was freed by the other Ravagers.
I'm sure the other Kree warriors have similar weapons
>>82555555
Truly the only correct opinion.
>>82555642
This review doesn't even take into account Ego, who's a fucking baller and easily the best villain Marvel's had thus far.
No wonder they permakilled him.
>>82555555
>>82555587
This is true. He made the movie enjoyable. Saved what was essentially production hell straight-to-DVD putrid shit and turned it into an endearing film (with a couple of bad elements, but overall very charming).
>>82551880
Yondu delivered an unknown number of children to their deaths, unless the "Ravagers," the rough-and-tumble pirates who abuse a baby Groot, will kick a guy out and execute his entire crew based on a one-time agreement.
This whole movie's a bit of a mess.
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>>82554653
this. It takes heart
>>82551880
>Where were you when a piece of shit pirate was a better dad than jonathan "Source of Superman's Morality" Kent
I'll tell you when it happens