The 24-year-old singer who infected millions with her hit "Wrecking Ball" will not be playing a character in the film - she will voice it. Miley will voice the Mainframe, an advanced technology in the Marvel Universe. This technology is alternative version Vicion and, in fact, is reasonable computer program. Other than these details, nothing else has been revealed about the character in the film.
The news about the role of Miley Cyrus in the film appeared on Twitter blogger Sara Ruhlman. She published the recording after the press conference of the creators of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. Part 2”, which took place on Thursday, April 20.
Dave Bautista, who plays Drax the Destroyer, hinted at the film's new cast ahead of this press conference. In some of his interviews, the 48-year-old actor and wrestler said that he heard about the participation of Miley Cyrus in the film and even saw her name somewhere in the credits. Of course, such statements only fueled interest both in this topic and in the film as a whole.
And speaking of the film as a whole, one cannot but add: the director promised the audience a continuation of the story! James Gunn recently announced that he would definitely direct the third part.
Whether Miley Cyrus will participate in the third part is not yet known. Nothing is known about the third film at all, except that it will definitely appear on the big screens.
The premiere of the second part of the successful film saga in Russia is scheduled for May 4. We look forward to buying tickets!
Release date for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. Part 2" in Russia was scheduled for May 2017. The music for the second film, according to the director, was even better than for the first, although the first soundtrack was already very popular. The composer Tyler Bates wrote the music for the film, who also worked on the first part of "".
The trailer and footage from the second "Guardians of the Galaxy" promise the audience an incendiary space party and heart-to-heart conversations. The action takes place a couple of months after the completion of the first part. The Guardians of the Galaxy continue to travel the cosmos and fight to save their newly found family.
Miley Cyrus (Mainframe)
zeenews.india.comMainframe is an artificial intelligence that conditionally belongs to the female gender. Captain of the Ravagers - one of the factions of the interstellar community of thieves, pirates and smugglers. Member of Stakar Ogord's team, which includes several of the same captains.
The character is voiced by the star of the teen comedy series Hannah Montana and two films based on it, where the young actress played the role of American schoolgirl Miley Stewart, who hides that in another life she is pop star Hannah Montana. In the role of Hanna-Miley, the actress also appeared in the comedy series "Everything is Tip-Top, or the Life of Zack and Cody" and its sequel - "Everything is Tip-Top, or Life on Board." Miley has released several studio albums and singles, and has written soundtracks for films and TV shows in the Hannah Montana series.
Vin Diesel (Baby Groot)
kinopoisk.ru Baby Groot is an extraterrestrial tree-like humanoid with a high level of intelligence. He flew to Earth in order to capture people and experiment on them, but he was "re-educated" and later joined the Guardians of the Galaxy team. After the breakup of the team, he traveled with the Rocket.
The character was voiced by an actor. The audience will hear his voice in 2018 in the film Avengers: Infinity War, where Groot will be among other heroes. The actor is known primarily for his roles in the film series "" and for the science fiction film "The Chronicles of Riddick", which was released in 2004. In the first, Vin plays the role of street racer gang leader Dominic Toretto, and in the second, he plays the role of a galactic criminal who has the superpower to see in the dark.
Michael Rooker (Yondu Udonta)
kinopoisk.ru Yondu Udonta is the leader of the Ravagers, a brotherhood of space pirates and smugglers. Exiled from the fraternity with the team for child trafficking. Hired by High Priestess Aisha to capture the Guardians. Switches to the Guardians' side after being imprisoned, betrayed by his crew, and escapes with Rocket and Groot. The role is played by actor Michael Rooker.
He became famous as an actor in 1990, when the crime drama "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer" was released - John McNaughton's directorial debut, in which the actor played leading role. In the role of Yondu Udonta, the actor already starred in 2014, in the first part of the Guardians of the Galaxy. And this year, 2017, another film with Michael Rooker will be released - the horror film The Office Experiment, where the actor played the head of the technical service Bud Melks.
Elizabeth Debicki (Aisha)
kinopoisk.ru Aisha is the high priestess and ruler of the golden-skinned race of sovereigns. He hires the Guardians of the Galaxy to protect some anulax batteries from an interdimensional monster, and in return gives the team the supervillain Nebula, who was caught stealing. The Guardians of the Galaxy come into conflict with Aisha after one of the team members tries to steal the batteries himself and provokes aggression from the sovereigns and their ruler.
The actress in 2016 appeared in the famous British-American mini-series The Night Manager with and in the lead roles. There, Elizabeth played the role of Jed, the girl of businessman Richard Roper, who sells weapons. In 2013, in the film "" with the actress played Jordan Baker, a famous golf player and friend main character. In 2018, the fantastic horror film "God Particle" will be released, where the actress is also involved.
Karen Gillan (Nebula)
kinopoisk.ru Nebula is a supervillain, space pirate and mercenary. Turned into a cyborg by her adoptive father Thanos and hates him fiercely for it. Joins Ronan the Accuser's rebellion against Thanos, and after the defeat, flies away on a captured ship, rejecting the help of Gamora's sister. This is Nebula's path in the previous Guardians of the Galaxy, which came out in 2014. In 2017, the audience is waiting for a new meeting with this character.
Already played Nebula in the first part of the "Guardians", but much better viewers recognize the actress by the role of Amy Pond, the Doctor's companion, in the television series "". In this show, the actress starred for about three years and was one of key figures fifth, sixth and the first part of the seventh season. In addition to the second part of the "Guardians" in 2017, another film with Karen was released - the techno-thriller "Sphere" with and in the lead roles.
Pom Klementieff (Mantis)
kinopoisk.ru Mantis - naive girl with insect traits and superpowers. When in contact with other people, he can feel their emotions. Pupil of Ego - a supervillain in the form of a living intelligent planet, who scattered his seeds on other planets and is going to destroy the Universe with their help. Mantis sides with the Guardians of the Galaxy and puts Ego to sleep during the battle.
French actress. She first starred in 2007, in the French independent film Life After Him, where she played the stepdaughter of the main character, whose role she played. In the role of Mantis, she first appeared in the second part of the "Guardians of the Galaxy", but the audience will see Pom at least twice more in this image in the films "" and "Avengers 4", which will be released in 2018 and 2019, respectively.
Bradley Cooper (Rocket)
www.kinopoisk.ru Rocket is a rocket raccoon humanoid character, an expert in tactics and marksmanship, and a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy. He first appears in the first part of Guardians, released in 2014, where the character is presented as a bounty hunter, working in tandem with Baby Groot. He escaped from prison many times and is doing it once again with his comrades in misfortune.
On the film set a real raccoon was working, whose movements, captured using special technology, were used to create the hero Rocket using computer graphics. Voices a raccoon American actor, whose voice the audience will hear again in 2018 in the movie Avengers: Infinity War. In the flesh, Bradley Cooper can be seen in the crime television series "Regions of Darkness" or in the military comedy film "Guys with Guns", which was released in 2016.
Chris Pratt (Peter Quill, Star-Lord)
kinopoisk.ru Star-Lord is the leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy. The hero is born in the USA, but after the death of his mother, he is kidnapped by a group of thieves and smugglers led by Yondu and taken away from Earth. The boy's father is a representative of an alien race, and the kidnappers should have handed over the boy to his father, but did not? and the lad grew up like one of them and became a skilled thief.
Will play Star-Lord again in Avengers: Infinity War, which will be released in 2018. The actor is also known for the sci-fi melodrama "" (2016), where he played the role of mechanical engineer Jim Preston, a spaceship passenger who woke up untimely from hibernation sleep and found that he was left alone on the spaceship among 5000 sleeping passengers, and the flight should end in 90 years.
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If you paid attention to the first movie "Guardians of the Galaxy", then you should already know that James Gunn is the master of Easter eggs, references and jokes in the MCU.
He and Zack Snyder have a passion for showing and sharing the fanatical depth of fandom in their films, and it shouldn't come as a shock to viewers that its long-awaited, emotionally devastating sequel makes heavy references to the lore of the Marvel Universe (and wider culture).
The film connects to the wider Marvel Universe, teasing the arrival of Thanos (or at least one obstacle he will face upon arrival), a vague tie-in to Thor: Ragnarok, The Avengers, and Doctor Strange, and a fair number of references. on the life of James Gunn, his friends and Marvel history in general.
Discovering these Easter eggs is almost as fun as watching Gunn's work, and their depth definitely makes you want to watch the movie multiple times. Considering how interesting it is, you probably don't even need a special excuse for this.
So what are the easter eggs in the movie? And before you ask, no, I haven't found the last top secret that James Gunn is talking about...
35. Missouri
Hardly a big Easter egg, but James Gunn clearly changed Peter Quill's birthplace to Missouri, alluding to his own upbringing.
In the comics, Peter was actually born in Colorado.
34. Return of Meredith Quill
At the very beginning of the film, Meredith Quill returns to Laura Haddock, who appeared at the beginning of the first film in a heartbreaking death scene. Here she looks full of life and in love with a young Kurt Russell Ego, and we are shown the story of their romance.
And a good time to remind you that Haddock appeared in the MCU before Guardians of the Galaxy. She was the girl who looked for Cap's autograph in the first Captain America movie...
She certainly has a soft spot for strong people.
33. Star-Lord Football Game
The film opens with the Guardians waiting for the Abilisk to emerge through a hole to steal the Anulax Sovereign's batteries while Star-Lord tracks its location using his delightfully gaudy calculator-like device.
It should be familiar to kids from the 80s, because it's a Mattel Electronics Classic Football game. He must have reconfigured it in a new way. Good communication with Marvel toy manufacturer.
32. Groot Dancing/Drax's Response
During the incredible opening scene where the Abilisk attacks and baby Groot takes over by dancing to ELO's "Mr Blue Sky" and interacting with various Guardians as they are tossed about by a giant alien tentacle creature.
And the best thing happens when Drax lands next to him and Groot freezes while he looks at him and only moves when he looks away. It's a nice little reprise from the first movie, when the dancing Groot was in his pot. Presumably dancing still pisses off the big guy.
31. Peter Quill T-shirt
The mystery behind Peter Quil's t-shirt slogan was spotted when it debuted in the first trailer, and it actually means something in alien language.
Luckily, someone took the time to translate it using a link to the Wedge alien language developed by Territory Studio for the first Guardians of the Galaxy, and one user deciphered the first part as Gears Shift. This is not an Easter egg, but a nice little thing.
Other parts of the tagline say "dust, cement, stone, ash" which is even more confusing, but below the main line it says "Tenik Galactic Invention" which mentions Karen Teneyk, a graphic designer and frequent MCU collaborator who helped with movie. The hardest link to the team!
30. Reference to Galaga
Aisha's droid army includes a fairly large reference to the gaming history gambling in your design.
There is one moment in the scene where the drones crowd in two rows, mimicking the recognizable movement of the enemy ships of the classic Galaga arcade.
But of course the scene had to include at least one gaming link, as Gunn makes the Sovereigns a community of military gamers who pilot drones rather than go to the front lines.
And if you listen carefully, you will also hear classic arcade sounds.
29. Berchert
After Ego attacks the Sovereign, he follows the Guardians to the surface of Berkhert, where Milano's ship is incapacitated. The planet's name should be familiar to Marvel fans, as it has appeared in comics before as the home of Sagittarius, Princess Deirdre, and the High Commander.
The latter was central to the Hulk's 60s story when the Green Giant forcibly landed his badly damaged ship on the planet's surface when he was attacked by the Galaxy Master, and by defeating him freed Princess Daidra and the Sagittarians. The grateful monarch sent him home in a shuttle.
28. Trash Panda Meme
Obviously, James Gunn is a fan of Reddit.
Back in 2014, Redditor CarlPeligro renamed the raccoon permanently, commenting on a photo of a raccoon with the immortalized phrase: "Raccoons = trash pandas."
Thanks to him, users of Reddit, Imgur and Instagram have assigned a new name to animals (including the entire sub-Reddit dedicated to them). And now it's officially part of the MCU.
27. Cameo Stallone
Despite a lot of rumors about what role he's been assigned, Sylvester Stallone appears early in the film as the Ravager Stakar, better known in the comics as Starhawk, a hero who was part of a version of the Guardians of the Galaxy team.
This explains why Guardians 3000 was the working title for the sequel. He was the founder of the Guardians of the Galaxy in the 31st century and appeared alongside Major Victory, Yondu, Martinex, and Charlie-27 in that lineup.
The Starhawk also appeared as part of the Guardians of the Galaxy Bluray add-on merchandise. He was included as a character in Galactic Adventurer, an 8-bit retro game...
James Gunn has previously said he loves Starhawk and has promised to reveal one of his personal favorite characters in the sequel.
He also later mentions "Colors of Ogord", which is Starhawk's last name in the comics, after being adopted by a character of the same name.
26. Contraction
The snowworld that features the space brothel (and its sexy robots) is presented as Contraxia, another obscure comic book location.
It's a dying planet where the sun went out (hence the weather system) and became the home planet of the mother of Marvel hero Jack Hearts.
The Contraxians are a humanoid race (similar to humans, as their planet is the third in its system) with pink or brown skin, appearing human, except that half of the body is dark (like harlequins, for example).
25. Martinex T "Naga
The crystal-skinned lieutenant is also a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy team, he is better known as Martinex T "Naga, born on Pluto. Screenwriter Dan Abnett described him as the "brain" of the team.
He is made of crystal, as his race was genetically engineered to withstand the extreme cold conditions on Pluto, which is why he feels at home on Contraxia.
He is played by the almost unrecognizable Michael Rosenbaum (Smallville's Lex Luthor), who is a friend of James Gunn and whose entry into the cast was very late announced.
24. Return of Howard the Duck
Another lovable character that appears on Contraxia is none other than Howard the Duck, who apparently went straight to Pleasure Planet after getting out of his prison cell at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy.
Gunn has a soft spot for the character, which explains why he's now appearing in both of his Guardians movies, and while it's nice to see him again, it's probably best he doesn't spin off his own movie just yet.
He also appears during the easter egg in the credits scene.
23. Knight rider
When Star-Lord finds out that Ego is his real father, he shares a touching (but very funny) moment with Gamora as she recounts her favorite story from his childhood. He told his friends that his real father was David Hasselhoff (whom Gamora refers to as Hardu Hasselfrau) and that he had a talking machine that went on an adventure.
Apparently, the reference is to Knight Rider, in which Hasselhoff played Michael Knight. This is another delicious 80s nostalgic nod to a film that the decade clearly loves.
22. Introspection of the Ego
When Ego reveals that he is Peter's father long before the film, the question of how exactly a huge planet and a girl could have sex quickly turned into a humorous critique of the creative decision to replace him with J'Son.
And this cynicism is perfectly reflected in the film as a joke, when Drax asks Ego if he has a penis, and justifies his question by saying that he needs to know how to have sex with a person without flattening him.
21. Hochma with the "Merry Company"
The relationship between Gamora and Peter Quill throughout Guardians 2 features a lot of Ross/Rachel-esque dynamic without much denouement (much to Drax's amusement). And at some point, Star-Lord offers a meta-benchmark in their relationship.
He says the couple enjoys an unspoken romantic connection, like on a TV show where there is this unspoken moment, and the writers stretch it without denouement in case ratings drop. He specifically mentions " Merry company”, where there were two such relationships (the first - between Diane and Sam ends for the sake of raising the ratings). Another nice mention.
20. "North by Northwest"
As soon as Nebula and Gamora are reunited, the moment is inevitable that one day in the second part they will fight, and James Gunn is obliged to make a full action in which the blue sister tries to drop spaceship to your relative.
Built around the idea of Thanos pitting them against each other, this scene has a lot in common with North by Northwest when Gamora dodges bullets in an open area.
At the end of the film, Nebula fakes some of the events of Infinity War by stating that she will try to eliminate Thanos immediately instead of remaining a Guardian. That's about all there is to say about him in the film.
19. Peter's jokes
When Ego reveals that Star-Lord has more powers than he realizes (and explains how he was able to hold the Infinity Stone with his bare hands in the first film), he teaches him the limits of projection power.
Peter is Peter, in his immediate response he goes back to several 80s moments at once: he uses his abilities to create "Pac-Man", "Skeletor" and "Heather Locklear". He has his own priorities.
There is also a moment in this scene when Ego literally fills Star-Lord's eyes with stars to show him the limits of the galaxy: in response, he whispers "eternity" in awe, which definitely seems like a reference to the all-powerful personification of the Marvel Universe, whose look probably inspired Peter for change...
18. Stan Lee Cameo Explanation and The Watchers
Stan Lee's cameo in Part 2 is one of the best in the entire Marvel universe and confirms a long-standing fan theory about how he appears in every movie.
Here, he briefly appears on a distant moon, discussing the time he was a delivery man (a reference to his appearance in " civil war”), confirming that he is the same character seen throughout the MCU and not multiple alternate Stans. He is first seen in the 700 space jump scene when Rocket, Yonde and Groot are chasing Ego's planet.
What's also interesting is that the aliens he's talking to are the Watchers, a superpowerful race that literally watches over the Marvel Universe without interfering with it (although they almost never stick to the second part).
In the same scene, a couple of fighting kronans (the same race as the Korg played by Taika Waititi in Thor: Ragnarok) are briefly shown...
17. Hasselhoff Cameo
When Ego claims that he is in fact a maniacal cosmic Hitler with the intent to destroy the galaxy and remake it in his image, he makes the mistake of telling Peter that he killed his mother, fearing he would fall in love with her properly and be forced to give up. of your intention.
It was enough for Peter to turn on his father (because killing the universe with all the people was apparently not convincing enough), and when he shoots him, Ego angrily challenges him, stating that he was trying to be everything like a father. At this point, Kurt Russell quite ingeniously transforms into David Hasselhoff.
If you take other cameos, then there is also a cameo of the Ravager performed by Tommy Flanagan from "Sons of Anarchy" and a cameo of actor Ben Browder from "At the End of the Universe" in the role of Admiral Sovereigns.
16. Ultimate Ego Form
While we've all been led to believe that we won't see Ego in planetary form before the movie's release, we do see the Celestial as a planet with a face (thankfully not speaking).
And as another reference to the comics, his attempt to take over the galaxy with his rather strangely named "Expansion" plan is apparently a repeat of Strange's plan to destroy Ego in the comics by assimilating him into SuperEgo. It is quite understandable how Gann learned about the sentient biological superbeing of the universe.
In the comics, Celestial friends come to Ego's aid to stop Strange and bring him back to life.
15. Mary Poppins and the Smurfs
When the ship that transported the Guardians to Ego's inner chambers was destroyed, it appeared that Peter Quill and Yondu were killed, but it turns out they escaped into the very last minute, flying out on a jetpack (Pete) and a Yak arrow (Yondu).
As they make their way down to the surface, Peter notices that Yondu looks like Mary Poppins and he asks him if he looks cool before shouting "I'm Mary Poppins" when Peter confirms it.
Also, of all the ridiculous critiques and animal names used in the movie, Star-Lord calls Nebula Smurfette one of the dumbest (and one of the laziest since she's blue), which means almost nothing to Thanos' daughter.
But it's a good reminder that Peter is so stuck in the past that no one else understands it, given that he's a timeless person.
14. Peter's grandfather
When Ego "turns on" his pods on planets marked for capture, the ones he left behind in Missouri begin to wrap around the streets of Peter Kill's hometown, and he narrowly avoids a car crash when he is killed and his powers run low.
If you look closely, you'll see that Peter Quill's grandfather, played by Greg Henry, is in the car here and in the first movie.
In the same scene, we briefly see an elderly couple asking what kind of giant blob is eating the planet. This is Jim Gunn Sr. and Leotta Gunn, parents of James and Sean Gunn.
13. Star-Lord's Highest Form
When Peter uses his powers for the last time to fight Ego, he fulfills his earlier promise: he creates a giant Pac-Man by literally covering his body with rocks to form an outer armor in the shape of a playable character, complete with famous sound effects.
Ridiculous moment, but it's funny.
By the way, that Star-Lord is a Celestial is not taken from the ceiling, there is a basis in the comics, since he is the grandson of Seeker Eson. Recognize the name? And you have to know, it belongs to the guy from the Infinity Stone Collector story in Guardians of the Galaxy...
12. Troll
After Yondu sacrifices himself to save Peter Quill (a reference to when Peter does much the same to save Gamora in the first movie), we see a funeral scene that should leave everyone sad.
As the Guardians prepare to cremate him in Milano's engine, Yondu's body is surrounded by trinkets and tributes, most notably Peter's troll next to him, which was the very item he traded the Power Stone for in the first film's climax.
11. Zune
The question of how the music in the third film (and any subsequent ones) will be after the completion of the second Awesome Mix (since Meredith would not hide further mixes for the sake of a future gift from her son) has been pressing for some time.
The answer comes in a part two moment directed at Microsoft, claiming that everyone on Earth has a Zune in 2014. The iPod would be too simple and less fun.
Peter Quill's Excitement ("Three Hundred Songs?!") talks about why this is important to the future Guardians franchise. Plus it means we're getting songs from 1984 to 2014, not just nostalgic tracks.
10 Rob Zombie Cameo
There are a couple of unseen cameos in Guardians of the Galaxy 2: Nathan Fillion was cut despite being cast as Simon Williams' easter egg after voicing an alien in the first film. And Rob Zombie returned from voicing a computer in the first film to play the character officially billed as the Invisible Ravager.
Someone shared posters of Fillion as Simon Williams on Imgur, including everything real movies on which they are based...
Other musical cameos include Mindless Self Indulgence's Jimmy Urin - Ravager, and Red Hot Chilli Peppers' Flea.
9 Space Wonder Dog
The credits feature quite a few easter eggs and gags, and one of the first is the appearance of the Space Wonder Dog, who appeared in the first movie as part of the Collectibles and escaped with Howard the Duck.
The dog can be seen in a moving portrait right at the beginning of the credits, despite rumors that he was supposed to be part of the film itself.
8. Funny in the credits with Groot
In the credits, several crew members and actors were changed to "I AM GROOT" before transforming as the screen scrolls. Just another nice little reward for those who sit to the end.
There is also a rather charming moment instead of the usual "No animals were harmed...", where it says: "No raccoons or trees were harmed in the making of this film. Although we can’t vouch for their owners.”
7. Hasselhoff (again)
When the track listing release for Awesome Mix Vol 2 was announced, David Hasselhoff also appears with music billing in the film with the nostalgic "Guardians Inferno" recorded by The Sneepers.
And at the end of the credits, Hasselhoff himself reappears to finally say the inspiring “We are all Groot.”
6. Cameo Grandmaster
There are a couple of references to Thor: Ragnarok hidden in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 easter eggs (as well as one creative use of a modified Avengers musical key), the first is the appearance of the Cronans and the second is at the end of the credits.
In the credits, the audience sees all the Guardian characters dance together to the final track of Sneeper in small moving portraits (including a resurrected Yondu), and Jeff Goldblum's Grandmaster also dances in full dress.
Now for the scenes after the end credits...
5. Scene #1: Kraglin learns to shoot Yak
The opening credits scene appears immediately after the climax, even before the actual credits.
In it, we see Kraglin (essentially the only survivor of Yondu's company of Ravagers and apparently now a full Guardian (since he refers to Star-Lord as "Captain")) attempting to repair Yondu's Yak Arrow, which Star-Lord gives him after death. friend.
Fun. It turns out that it is difficult to immediately master it. He accidentally hit Drax and ran away.
4. Scene #2: Transformed Guardians 3000 (and Kragerr)
The second scene is a continuation of Yondu's emotional funeral as the different groups Ravagers to honor their fallen comrade. In the process, there is a cameo by Michelle Yeoh and Ving Rhames.
The second scene shows the two meeting Stakar Stallone, Michael Rosenbaum's Martinez, and the red alien Cragger. There is also a voice cameo by Miley Cyrus as Mainframe, who says that the original Guardians 3000 team will consist of Starhawk (Stallone), Martinex (Rosenbaum), Charlie-27 (Rames), Aleta (Yeo), and Mainframe (Cyrus).
Like the Guardians, Kragerr is from an alternate future and is a member of the Serpentine race, he was a student of Doctor Strange in the comics, after which he becomes the Sorcerer Supreme.
3 Scene 3: Adam Warlock
Despite her drone army being defeated once again, Aisha breaks the Marvel villain trend of not dying, but surviving to lick her wounds.
In her scene, it is revealed that the council of the Sovereigns is angry that she is wasting resources trying to get revenge on the Guardians. She is visibly depressed, but has a plan whereby she creates her own genetically pure strong superhuman to deal with the Guardians and names him Adam.
For the uninitiated, this is Adam Warlock's confirmation.
This is due to the fact that both Aisha (She) and Warlock (He) were created by the Enclave in the process of trying to create perfect humanoids. In the comics, Aisha is actually made as a second attempt when He rejects his creators and travels through space.
Apparently Gunn changed the origin story to be Aisha's creation, but the basics remain the same. Therefore, there is an opportunity to see Warlock in Infinity War and Guardians 3.
2 Scene 4: Teenage Groot
The best scene is the second from the end, which confirms that Groot is growing up (so we should see him in full size by the time the Guardians face the Avengers in Infinity War).
In this scene, Peter Quill enters Groot's messy bedroom to chide him for doing his ship's work in good faith and not throwing it all over his branches. Groot is now a surly teenager who plays video games and doesn't take care of himself at all.
It's a shame we won't see him like this again (since Infinity War takes place 4 years later and he's going to grow old again), but it's a great moment.
1. Scene #5: Stan Lee's Predicament
The final post-credits scene takes us back to a distant barren planet where Stan Lee complains to the Watchers, who leave him stranded.
The idea that Lee is actually one character traveling through all the films is consistent with a fan theory that he might be one of the "Watchers".
Maybe he's Uata, Earth Watcher? Or maybe he was actually the Supreme Being who created the existence of the Marvel Universe? But if that were the case, he wouldn't worry about being in a predicament.
Have you found any more Easter eggs? Let us know in the comments!
May 4th with the support of Europe Plus the long-awaited continuation of the fantastic action movie is coming out.
Favorite heroes - Peter Quill (Star-Lord), Drax, Gamora, Groot and Rocket are back on the screen! They do not change themselves, continuing to get into unthinkable situations. This time they have to solve one of the biggest secrets in the entire galaxy: who is really the father of Peter Quill?
And today, in 20:00 ,the performer of the role of Yondu will come to our studio— Michael Rooker! Leading Rush Anton Komolov and Lena Abitaevatalk with the hero of a fantastic action movie about the new part of the film. Do not miss!
- New blockbuster Marvel will break the record for the number post-credits scenes- there will be 5 ! So do not rush to run away from the hall.
- The height of the actress Elizabeth Debicki who plays Aishu, the leader of the sovereign race, is 190 centimeters, but director James Gunn wanted her to be even taller and hang over Chris Pratt. With the help of shoes on the platform, Debiki "grew" to 2 meters and significantly overtook her partner, whose height is 188 cm.
- In the second part of the fans waiting for a more detailed look at the world Ravagers, including their ship "Eklektor".
- In the first film on makeup Draxa it took about 3.5 hours, now makeup artists have improved and spend only 1 hour 18 minutes on it. And in order to remove the imposed mask, the actor is placed in a special apparatus resembling a sauna.
- Sean Gunn, role performer Kraglin and Rockets, gave his movements and facial expressions to this cute raccoon, who speaks with a voice Bradley Cooper.
- The prop specialists made an edible bug for one of the film's scenes. The bug was taken as the basis, after which chocolate was poured into the model.
- Automobile Ego is a 1979 Ford Cobra. James Gunn, a passionate lover of powerful classic sports cars, decided that this was the perfect iron horse for his father. Peter Quill(role played Kurt Russell).
- Everyone has long known that in the second part of the film will appear Sylvester Stallone. He will play a certain Stakar Ogord, better known as Starhawk or Starhawk. This is the anti-hero responsible for the formation of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
- Baby growth Groot only 25 centimeters, which is why it was extremely inconvenient to shoot it.
- Every soundtrack in a movie is an important addition to the scene in which it sounds, and is considered by the creators as an integral part of the narrative.
- Miley Cyrus voiced one of the characters in the film. Who exactly has not yet been reported, but there is an assumption that it could be the Mainframe operating system.
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