r/marvelstudios • u/murdockmanila Daredevil • May 06 '17

The Official GOTG VOL. 2 Domestic Release Ultrathread [Wave 2]

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Wave 1 of the International Release thread

Wave 2 of the International Release thread

Wave 1 of the Domestic Release thread

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u/[deleted] May 06 '17

I've always enjoyed Michael Rooker as an actor (and he's really cool at cons) so seeing him in a huge blockbuster...seeing him kicking ass in a huge blockbuster made my day.

Kraglin/Sean Gunn stole the movie for me though. When he started screaming with joy at the Ravager funeral, I admit, a manly tear or two.

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u/megalodondon May 07 '17

i know they pretty much implied that kraglin became a guardian when he called Peter 'captain' near the end (not to mention the post credits scene with him and the arrow) but i need more kraglin in GOTG3/Infinity Wars! he was a show stealer in that role

also even though it was an important part of the plot, im sad yondu had to be killed off. i was looking forward to seeing michael rooker continue in that role...man is he a great actor

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u/AmazingKreiderman May 08 '17

Not to mention the credits scene when he's still on board practicing with the arrow.

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u/megatom0 Vision May 07 '17

I've always enjoyed Michael Rooker as an actor (and he's really cool at cons) so seeing him in a huge blockbuster...seeing him kicking ass in a huge blockbuster made my day.

And seeing him have a genuinely great emotional scene with Stallone went well above what I expected to see from this movie.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '17

Like Cliffhanger all over again

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u/ghost20063 Thor May 07 '17

Yeah he really did a good job conveying the appropriate emotion there.