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Monday, May 15, 2017

Chew The Fat: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - A Spoiled Discussion


Martinex1: The movie has been out for a full two weekends in the States, so it is time for an unfiltered, unhindered, spoiler-laced discussion of Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2. Let's talk about everything in the movie including but not limited to the plot, character development, special effects, key story beats, Mantis, Yondu, Ego, baby Groot, humor, villainy, the soundtrack, and the credit scenes,

To get the ball rolling, consider the following queries about this sequel:

Did the movie expand on the first film or just mimic it; did it add to the overall Marvel Universe?


Did the film deliver on the humor and good will that was apparent in the first film?

Were the new characters welcome additions to the group; do you feel you know the characters better now?

Was it repetitive or innovative?  Did it live up to the hype and expectations?

Many other movies imitated the first GOTG film and started to rely on songs of the 70s for their soundtracks; was GOTG Vol 2 successful in its musical decisions?
What did you think about the scenes interspersed in the closing credits?  Are you looking forward to future Marvel escapades?

If there is one criticism of Marvel films, it is that the villains are underdeveloped and one-note - what did you think of the villainy here?

How did the movie reflect the comic book universe?   Do you feel it was faithful to the imaginary universe we grew up with in the Bronze Age?

What would you have liked to see more or less of in the film?

In general was the acting, script, action, dialogue, and plot up to your expectations? How do you rank this compared to other Marvel cinematic offerings?

Share your thoughts, reviews, critiques, and commentary.   And please don't read the comments if you have not seen the movie and want to remain unspoiled.   Cheers!



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