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Couch Command Podcast – GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 3

Couch Command Podcast – GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 3

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Welcome back, Couch Commandos! We’re back again with the MCU’s latest release and the final installment in the Guardians of the Galaxy Saga. Click on in as we review… GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY Vol. 3!   Keith Justice Hayward (Twitch, Instagram, Facebook) Isaac Shapiro (YouTube, Twitter) EmJay (Twitter) Kid Mystery (Twitter)   Intro and Outro comes from the one and only, Starcadian! You can download Interspace and Freak Night here and here respectively. Logo by DMario Designs Podcast Audio Mixed and Produced by Brian “Sonic Clang” Kline    

Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 — The Big Trailer

Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 — The Big Trailer

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If you were watching the Super Bowl last night, you DIDN’T see the new trailer for Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3. You saw a snip of it, but were instructed to go online for the full thing. Super Bowl ads cost money, and this year Disney decided to blow most of it on a self-congratulatory “Happy 100th Birthday” montage. Whether you saw the ad or not doesn’t matter…you’re online right now, and the trailer is right below you, so….time to watch. It’s been a while since we last visited these ragtag misfits — well, if you count the Holiday Special from a couple months ago, it hasn’t been that long. Star Lord needs to get the gang back together and fully functional again so they can defeat the High Evolutionary, who the trailer implies had something to do with Rocket Raccoon being the way he is. Also, Quill has to figure out how to re-woo Gamora 2.0 after the original was tossed off a cliff by Papa Thanos.

First Trailer Released For Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3

First Trailer Released For Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3

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I don’t know who decided December 1 was going to be a mini D23, but we’re getting new Disney Studio trailers left and right and can barely keep up. The latest, released mere minutes ago, is this never-before-seen first look at Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3, the long-anticipated, long-demanded conclusion to the GotG trilogy, as well as probably the last thing James Gunn will do for Marvel. “We were gone for quite a while,” Peter Quill acknowledges at the start. The Guardians descend onto a planet that looks a lot like Earth, and the first thought is that Quill has returned home — but that’s what Gunn wanted us to think. In reality the planet is populated by bunny-looking aliens who just happen to have the same buildings and cars we do. Also, the Guardians don’t make a very good first impression, thanks to Drax. Guardians Vol. 3 promises to resolve a lot of the dangling plot threads left by the first two films. The mystery of Rocket Raccoon’s

Surprising Facts Revealed About The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special

Surprising Facts Revealed About The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special

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If you haven’t seen The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special yet, you need to see it. Now. Drop whatever you’re doing, head to the nearest screen capable of streaming Disney+ and watch this thing. It is glorious. I LOVED IT. I can’t rave enough about it. But there’s a second reason you should see it and that’s because you can’t read this article without having seen it first, unless you want to be spoiled for a lot of great gags. So watch it and come back and learn a surprising thing or two. James Gunn was on Twitter yesterday answering fan questions about the special, and revealed some things we never thought we’d hear…like Gobots are real. (Hey, I told you to read this afterward! It’s not my fault you didn’t listen to me…) In one of the early scenes, Mantis and Drax are wandering around Hollywood looking for Kevin Bacon when Drax spots a man near the Chinese Theater dressed like a robot. He immediately goes into a

Marvel Studios’ Big Fat Loud Trailer Reveals Release Slate Through 2023

Marvel Studios’ Big Fat Loud Trailer Reveals Release Slate Through 2023

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Marvel Studios revealed its release plans for the next three years today, and went beyond just the usual conference call or press release…they sent out a three-minute trailer, scored by the familiar opening theme, full of classic clips from movies past (including an audience reaction video) and narrated by a Stan Lee recording. The whole production is intended as one big, giant “WELCOME BACK TO THE THEATERS” sign. (You got the vaccine, right?) Black Widow: July 9, 2021 You know about this one. After over a year of extra wait time the movie will finally be released in a couple months and you’ll also be able to see it on Disney+ (if you give them an extra thirty dollars…blegh). Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: September 3, 2021 The Eternals: November 5, 2021 Not less than two months from Shang-Chi. We got our first look at it in today’s mega-trailer. Spider-Man: No Way Home: December 17, 2021 This one is going to be wild if the constant casting

5 Galaxies, Science Fiction Anthology – Movie Review

5 Galaxies, Science Fiction Anthology – Movie Review

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The genre of science fiction was built on the anthology format. In the 30’s pulp magazines were dedicated to bringing readers short stories of strange creatures inhabiting far off worlds. In the 60’s TV shows like The Outer Limits expanded our minds with morality tales of bizarre goings on from week to week. In the 21st century the format seems to be limited to short-lived revivals of The Twilight Zone that ultimately fail to gain an audience. Now in the realm of film we are given the gift of 5 Galaxies to explore the emotional impact of possible futures on the human race with beautiful visual landscapes. I must admit, I was given the opportunity to review 5 Galaxies earlier this year under it’s original title A.I. Tales, but was never able to gather the enthusiasm to put words to the experience of watching the collection of sci-fi stories. My only excuse is that I have been trained by Hollywood to expect big action extravaganzas like Star Wars or Transformers

Avengers And Guardians Of The Galaxy Unite For Infinity War PSA

Avengers And Guardians Of The Galaxy Unite For Infinity War PSA

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In the internet-fueled world we live in now, there is nothing worse than having a major thing spoiled for you. NOTHING! After all, you want to see a film, a TV show, a video game, or even a book (comics or otherwise) and not be burdened by the fact that a major twist has already been spoiled for you. Well, Marvel is known for having things spoiled ahead of time, whether by leaks or by people with loose lips. Yet, with the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War, they’re working very hard to prevent that. We’ve already seen a “memo” given to fans by the directors of Infinity War, the Russo Brothers, begging fans to not spoil anything for those who haven’t seen the film yet. But, on the off chance that people STILL don’t get the message, Marvel has released a special “PSA” with the stars of Infinity War to declare the message, “Say No To Spoilers”. And having lots of subtle messaging about how the stars are keeping their mouths shut,

Adam Warlock And Ravagers End Credits Seen Almost Wasn’t In GOTG Vol.2

Adam Warlock And Ravagers End Credits Seen Almost Wasn’t In GOTG Vol.2

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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was one of the biggest hits Marvel has ever made, and it was due in no small part by the greatest of James Gunn, who wrote and directed the films. His insight into what made the Guardians of the Galaxy great lent to some of the most hilarious moments of the film, as well as some of the coolest end-credits sequences ever. For example, in GOTG Vol.2, we got to see a tease of the birth of legendary comics character Adam Warlock, who has both fought with and against the GOTG in the comics. But, despite his fame, and Gunn writing the “birth” scene really early on, he almost didn’t put it in the film: “We almost didn’t include the Adam Warlock scene because he was definitely not in Avengers 3 or 4 and we had no plans for him in general.” he said on Twitter. Furthermore, he noted that the final scene with the Ravagers reuniting was something he came up after the

Guardians Of The Galaxy: The TellTale Series Final Episode Releasing November 7th

Guardians Of The Galaxy: The TellTale Series Final Episode Releasing November 7th

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Today, TellTale Games revealed that the final episode of their Guardians of the Galaxy series is coming out on November 7th. The episode is called “Don’t Stop Believin”, and will wrap up all storylines within the game. Given that they’re calling this the “final episode”, it may be that they won’t come back to this group after the season wraps up. Hard to say at present. Here’s the official synopsis for the episode: “In the aftermath of an unbearable sacrifice, the Guardians finally fracture. With her opposition in shambles, Hala renews her campaign of death and devastation, carving a path of indiscriminate destruction en route to Knowhere. If he hopes to avoid catastrophe (and save his own skin), Star-Lord must search his feelings, reunite his team, and mount one final mission to save the galaxy…again.” If you haven’t played the first four episodes, fear not, you can get them still, and even get them all at once in both digital and physical format. It’s available for PC, Xbox One, and PS4.

James Gunn Promises “Tying Things Up” in GOTG Vol.3

James Gunn Promises “Tying Things Up” in GOTG Vol.3

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James Gunn is doing what few have ever done in superhero films, get to direct numerous films of the same series/same characters. He brought Guardians of the Galaxy to the world at large, and his style made them one of the standout films of the entire MCU lineup, and with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2, he had the biggest sequel film (not named Avengers) among the MCU. Now, with GOTG Vol.3 confirmed, he’s working hard to make sure it’s just as good as the original two films. In an interview with Collider, he talked about how much he thinks about these films and the work that goes into them: “I do an incredibly in-depth treatment for every movie. I think of writing a screenplay as creating the body of a human being and you’ve got to start with the skeleton, start with the bones, and you create the bones. You take a lot of time because that’s the actual base of the movie and if you screw that part up,

SDCC 2017: Guardians Of The Galaxy Episode 3 Coming August 22nd

SDCC 2017: Guardians Of The Galaxy Episode 3 Coming August 22nd

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For those who have been enjoying Guardians of the Galaxy this year, you have more reasons to rejoice. For at San Diego Comic-Con, during the Marvel Games Panel, it was revealed that the third episode in the TellTale Games series would be coming on August 22nd. The episode will be called “More Than A Feeling”, and according to Marvel’s Ryan Penagos, it’s set to focus a lot on Gamora. Concept art for it also showed that Nebula will be a part of it too, which makes sense given that she is Gamora’s sister in many ways. Guardians of the Galaxy is flying high this year, their second movie was the second highest earning movie for Marvel ever, and everyone is excited to see them come to Infinity War next year.

Don’t Expect More Fables And Borderlands Titles From Telltale Despite Teases

Don’t Expect More Fables And Borderlands Titles From Telltale Despite Teases

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Telltale Games has revealed that fans should keep an eye out at this year’s San Diego Comic Con as they have significant news. However, fans shouldn’t hold out for any announcements regarding The Wolf Among Us or Tales from the Borderlands according to the studios head of communication Job Stauffer. “I worry about people getting their hopes up in the wrong direction,” Stauffer wrote on Twitter. “Adam also voices Groot in our GotG. 😉 We’d KILL to step back into that world [of The Wolf Among Us] some day and we know our fans would too. Your voices and your passion will never go unheard here at TTG.” News coming this week during #SDCC… 👀 pic.twitter.com/5er6wGpkoP — Telltale Games (@telltalegames) July 15, 2017 Speaking to Eurogamer, the company released a statement to confirm that they are durrently not working on titles from either series. “We have been asked over and over again for some insight into the mystery at the end of the finale for TWAU. Something I’ve always wanted

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