Homecon 2.0 was off to a great start with an Orphan Black panel followed by an Anime Voice actors panel! Another exciting panel of the day was the Michael Rooker (Yondu, Guardians of the Galaxy) Panel! We were so excited to hear what he had to say! So keep reading for the panel highlights! Michael’s Favorite Roles […]
This time last year three years ago Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was released in the UK. I didn’t know at the time what a HUGE impact it would have on me, but here we are!
Still one of my favourite movies in the universe, three years on.
Better not acknowledge the fact that we just crossed the galaxy to come save the boy. Better just GRUNT at him. Great plan, A+ non-verbal conversation skills.
I mean what do you say?
“LOOK KID I LIED TO YOU ABOUT NOT KNOWING WHO YOUR DAD WAS AND KEEPING YOU FOR THIEVING FOR A REASON”
“AND YOU UNDID ALL MY HARD WORK AND NOW I GOTTA FIX IT”
Pfft. Too much emotion, can’t handle it. might swell up and die.
Much better to just grunt and acknowledge him and be done with it, y’know?
Peter’s utter bafflement in this scene really gets to me. Finding out that Yondu might be involved in rescuing him just completely threw him for a loop, and I have a lot of feelings about that.
Oh man, I know. Peter is just so completely confused by everything about this–not just that Yondu might be involved, but how the hell Yondu even got here. How did Yondu know where this place was? How did Yondu hunt him down, is Yondu magic, how did Yondu know he was even visiting Ego at all???
And then on top of that: Yondu’s turned up with no crew he sees, a weirdly small chunk of ship, having clearly come here for himself and not part of any crew initiative. Yondu looks weird, too, that fin being a visual shock.
And Yondu is above all else deliberately trying to pull him out of trouble? Having expended that much effort to find him and help him?
Honestly, I’m startled that Peter isn’t even more baffled and bewildered. I sort of wanna hug both of them.
The Guardians of the Galaxy crew did a watchalong of the second movie just like I wanted, and it was at 2am my time. Aw no. But, just like last time, I decided to put all the most substantive tweets together!
Way back in the 1990s, actor and director Kevin Smith was hired to write the script for a Superman movie called Superman Lives. The movie was being produced by Tim Burton, who was also set to direct. Nicolas Cage was famously in line to play the Man of Steel, and while all these big names were attached, the movie never came to be, and fans have always wondered what would have come of it.
All these years later, Smith was recently participating in a Mallrats viewing party, where he mentioned that Michael Rooker, who played Svenning in the movie, was his first choice for the role of Lex Luthor in Superman Lives.“When I wrote my Superman Lives script, Rooker was who I saw in my head as Lex Luthor. So his head shaving became yet another comic book reference.?
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is still a ways away from seeing theaters, but one actor from the franchise is open to returning. Just not as the same character. Michael Rooker, who played Yondu Udonta, is always keen to work with director James Gunn. So when asked on the Inside of You with Michael […]
silvre-musgrave: Reblogging because Yondu has a freakin knife on his left wrist bracer! I never noticed. Goes to show that Ravager captain is prepared for anything!
I know nothing about how wrist bracers work but that one looks like, if Yondu ever wanted to actually use it as a weapon, it would have to be pulled out blade-first.
Apparently there was a watch-along of the first GOTG yesterday and James Gunn and the cast shared some stuff! I missed it all being in the wrong timezone and all, but here’s the highlights! I had a blast reading them, I hope they do Vol 2 next.
(Awww. :( )
I really don’t like that Quill ran out on his grandparents, never have, but it does make for good fanfiction fodder I guess. I doubt they were close.
Here’s Peter almost getting eaten by a monster again, plus Yondad and Kraglin trying to clean up the resulting mess. If you’re home for Thanksgiving this week, I hope you have fun and that things are less dysfunctional in your family than in this one. (Let’s be real: saying “I don’t hate you” is about as close as these guys get to saying “I love you.”)
Well if it isn’t the Guardians of the Galaxy, back for another funny, action-packed comedy adventure, shockingly rooted in deep, painful and beautiful emotion. On a scale of 1 to MY HEART EXPLODED, how awesome was it to see the gang again? The sequel was highly anticipated after the success of the original, which, let’s be honest, was a bit of a gamble in itself.
Sequels are hard, especially when the original was so beloved. But, Vol 2 knocked it out of the park, bringing us everything we have come to expect from this rag-tag group of lovable dickheads.
AND it solved the mystery of Quill’s parentage!
The movie began with a peek into the whirlwind romance of Peter’s parents, with her being awesome and him being CGI. He showed her a glowing flower-type thing in the forest (I’m sure it’s nothing), and then they made out a bunch.