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Guardians of the Galaxy

Cary Kollins

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Welp the next *big Marvel film opens this weekend. "Guardians of the Galaxy" will introduce us to the broad cosmic Marvel  universe, which will ultimately lead us into Phase Three of Marvel's plan, at which point the Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy will (supposedly) team up to save the universe.

 

Early buzz for GOTG couldn't be stronger. It's already being hailed by some as the best Marvel film to date. I read a couple of folks saying this film made them feel like a kid again with how fun and imaginative it is. I can't wait to take my 13 year old "little brother".

 

Early screenings begin Thursday night around 7pm.  I've heard you should see it on the biggest, most 3D screen you can find.

 

 

Can't wait.

 

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/guardians_of_the_galaxy/

 

 

 

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am I the only one on the planet that thinks this movie sucks?

 

No, but you're the only one who felt the need to voice their opinion. I'm sure there are many, many things you like that a lot of people think suck but we don't feel the need to spoil what you enjoy.

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I just looked up Marvel movies and the only Marvel movie I have ever watched is Howard the Duck.

 

With that said, I kind of want to take my 10 year old daughter to see this but I am not sure it is a good idea. I think I am being fooled into thinking it will be ok because there is a fox in it. My daughter is sensitive to violence and adult language of any kind. 

 

 

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I just looked up Marvel movies and the only Marvel movie I have ever watched is Howard the Duck.

 

With that said, I kind of want to take my 10 year old daughter to see this but I am not sure it is a good idea. I think I am being fooled into thinking it will be ok because there is a fox in it. My daughter is sensitive to violence and adult language of any kind. 

 

Probably not the best idea. As Rocket is a maniac who likes to kill people.

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