Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy The Telltale Series walkthrough in Virtual Reality Playstation VR

The franchise worn by Chris Pratt is back in force with a second opus even more fun and joussif. Star-Lord, Gamora, Rocket, Drax and Groot are now a united team fighting evil in the four corners of the galaxy. But this time, the eternal mission of saving the universe will prove more perilous than ever, especially when the biological father of Star-Lord, Ego, resurfaces in an impromptu and mysterious way. Three years after the first opus which appeared as a refreshing parenthesis in the lethargic bubble of blockbusters, this suite now sits The Guardians in Virtual Reality as a franchise that counts in the universe cinema Marvel. The guardians of the galaxy, vol.2 surpasses its predecessor, imposing an entertainment always more fun and uncomplexed while taking back the codes that made the success of the first opus: explosive battles, endearing characters, enjoyable pop-cultural references (Footloose and Kevin Bacon in the first against K2000 and David Hasselhöff here) and 80's standards.
The art of accuracy. Of all the blockbusters calibrated, not easy to draw its pin of the game, nevertheless this volume 2 reaches it. Far from the decerebral action of its elders and armed with less childish humor, the film astonishes by its balance of styles, by its art of accuracy. In this suite, dressed in special effects of rare beauty and sometimes even justifying the use of 3D, the different script springs fit perfectly while serving multiple secondary plots. The story between Mantis (a new female telepathic character) and Drax, for example, does not fall in the face of romance, serving instead as a pivot to the main plot, namely the drawings of Ego, the father of Star- Lord. Add to this a new flaming soundtrack that, in addition to the rhythm of the bastons, is also necessary for the smooth running of the story of James Gunn in the image of this moving scene where Star-Lord listens with Cat Stevens' Baby Groot Father and Sons .
From laughter to tears. This is the true strength of frankness: the interactions between his characters and all the empathy that ensues. The Star-Lord team is made up of broken arms, cripples of the moon, intergalactic marginals who find meaning in their life in what is a surrogate family - the family argument Hollywood (Fast & Furious paper link). These characters manage to pass from one emotion to the next, like Yondu, ex-mentor of Star-Lord, who sees here his much more developed role passing side-kick status to the front of the stage. Michael Rooker, the leader of the Ravager, is probably the best-written character, as his relationship with Star-Lord and his relationship with Stakar Vaughn (played by an incredibly sober Sylvester Stallone) gives a psychological complexity rarely achieved in a Production Marvel. James Gunn also surprised by his radical bias of sacrificing an emblematic character in the final act: a thing so jawy in the current blockbusters, especially Marvellian, that it is important to emphasize. This ability to move away from the easy pull-tear but rather into a sincere primary emotion while offering high quality entertainment, make the Guardians of the Galaxy, vol.2 one of the best Marvel in a long time.
A few hours before the release of the Guardians of Galaxy 2, Disney intends to make us understand that the work of James Gunn is a foretaste of Avengers: Infinity War.
The success of the Guardians has increased our confidence in our ability to continue on a strange and entertaining new path, and I think it brought us to Doctor Strange and ultimately drags us on until we are currently doing with Infinity War.
Indeed, with Infinity War, Disney should take his heroes to a new terrain, much more delusional than in the past. Therefore, James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy served as a trial ball.
There were The Guardians, then Strange and now The Guardians of Galaxy 2, which enabled us to establish that yes, people would stay with us on it. Why try to make a movie with the Infinity Glove if you can not pick up a lot of crazy elements born of the imagination of Jim Starlin?
Star-Lord picks up the stars! On the occasion of the release of the second part of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Chris Pratt inaugurated his star on the famous Walk of Fame, this Friday, April 21. His partners of the saga Marvel and the director James Gunn were present for the occasion, as well as his wife the actress Anna Faris. During his speech, the 37-year-old actor thanked the director for entrusting him with the role of Star-Lord, as well as the studio for giving a chance to the somewhat fuzzy guy from Parks and Recreation. "For his part, the maker On stage said he knew immediately that he was the ideal person for the role of Peter Quill: "He had this passion, charisma and humor that the character must also have. Five years later, Chris Pratt is the biggest star in the world.

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