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And now for my Guardians of the Galaxy non-spoiler review

[No spoilers here … but possible spoilers in the comments.]

I'll be pondering this in more detail over the next few days (and as I allow myself to read more about the film), but …

… That was a damned fun movie. I laughed, I gasped, I laughed some more, I winced, I enjoyed myself a lot.

It was not a great movie. It was not even the greatest Marvel Cinematic Universe movie (I'll still give that to The Avengers). But it was a lot of fun, I'm glad I went to see it in the theaters (and the 3D was well-used), and I will ponder seeing it again while it's still there.

The Guardian characters themselves were a heroic hoot (Zoe Saldana's Gamora was the weakest, but still worth the watch).  The supporting cast were — okay (both good guys and bad guys), nothing Oscar-winning but playing well their part.  The story was decent, the FX were spectacular, the after-the-movie bits were fun-but-disappointing, the music was as advertised, and …

Well, they'll be back. And I'm looking forward to it.

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12 thoughts on “And now for my Guardians of the Galaxy non-spoiler review”

  1. Good enough for me. I'll see it Monday, most likely.

    Umm… There were rumors that a certain duck makes an appearance in this movie.  Can you confirm or deny…?

    Wait. Maybe I don't want to know.

    Yes, I do. Tell me!

    Hold on. Maybe not.

    Aargh!

  2. +Mark Means I agree — I wasn't impressed by the trailer segments with him, sadly, and was disappointed early-on by the changes in his origin, but over time he really grew on me as a character. Also, I got more and more fascinated by his tatoos.

  3. Well, the Marvel Universe (comics edition) has so much backstory they can't be expected to adhere to it all. At least Captain America fought in WWII, eh?  Not like the first two TV movies.

    I'd still like to know how somebody got this approved.  I can't see the suits going for it unless… somebody used… !!!

    The Infinity Gauntlet! It must be real! It's the only explanation.

  4. +Scott Randel I'm going to be curious to see what sort of legs it has — what the drop-off will be next week. There was a lot of positive buzz ahead of time — will that translate into word of mouth this week? (It's sitting at 92% on Rotten Tomatoes at the moment.)

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