Waiting for the new and final episode guardians of the galaxy is ending and to commemorate the final journey of these guardians of the universe, the team traveled to Paris to celebrate the farewell of Star Lord and his comrades in Europe. They presented a more “nasty” movie than previous installments.
“In the last 11 years, I think I’ve spent 60% of my time thinking about ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’. It’s taken over my entire life now.a There is a strange situation where I need to adapt my world to something other than Guardians.. It’s hard to be able to finish the trilogy and do it in a way that we can be proud of, but frankly, it’s also a huge relief,” James Gunn, director and screenwriter of the saga, spoke before the press.
In Guardians of the Galaxy. Volume 3′, the main focus will be Rocket this timeBradley Cooper’s raccoon highlights the brutality of animal testing, the result of a series of scientific experiments, to explore the character’s unknown past.
“History speaks of empathizing with all living things”Emphasizing the need to “be aware that (animals) have feelings and are suffering,” explained Gunn.
The director now assures that it was this new approach that brought him back to Disney, and his controversial comments on Twitter in 2009 led to his firing in 2018.
“This was so important, the reason I chose to make this movie and come back to it, He felt a deep need to finish Rocket’s story‘, arguing that saying this “means adding brutal elements” to the film, the director assured.
“But I’m also careful not to show everything, I think a lot of the brutal stuff in the movie is more in your mind than you actually see it,” he added.
This character’s difficult past will add up as Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) grieves after Gamora’s (Zoe Saldaña) death. this is a darker tone to the new film, still continues with its classic humorous tone and an iconic soundtrack to accompany the characters throughout the story.
assumes delivery goodbye to the guardsIt’s a very emotional thing for all of them after ten years of work.
“A lot of movies have messes you have to deal with, you have a lot of problems, people argue behind the scenes and you never learn. That’s not the case with this movie. The relationships with every single person have been going on for a long time. It’s the most enjoyable part of playing this character for me,” said Chris. Pratt.
Some confessed to reporters “borrowed” some set items some more daring than others, though as a memory of recent years.
So, while Pom Klementieff (Mantis) announced she had bought a pinwheel and Zoe Saldaña said she only kept posters and sweatshirts for fear of retaliation from Marvel, Chris Pratt calmly accepted his vast collection of items from the Marvel universe, from accessories to decorations. and even the first complete Star Lord uniform, which he will later use to visit children in hospitals.
The film, which is a farewell to this extraordinary family of heroes, Coming May 4th in Spain and Latin Americaand to the United States on May 5th.