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Episode #81: Guardians of the Galaxy (Part 2)

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I am Groot! As is the custom whenever a new superhero movie is released, Rod Morrow joins Andrew and Monica to debate its merits. Guardians of the Galaxy introduces audience to a whole new side of the Marvel universe. One thing's for certain -- it does have a lot of comic relief and personality. But is that enough to make it a good movie? The gang debates everything from the villains to the characterization to Marvel's overall plan. Is Thanos a compelling threat yet? What's up with Gamora's motivations? How is the movie clearly aimed towards people who are already familiar with the Marvel universe? And why, oh why, is Howard the Duck here? Tune in to find out. SHOW NOTES: 0:22 - Intro 3:55 - Rod's thoughts on Guardians of the Galaxy 12:38 - Poorly-drawn characters? 21:20 - Ronan and Marvel's choice of villains 26:35 - Lack of world-building (unless you're a comic fan) 33:20 - A good movie, or empty personality? 41:55 - Whether Marvel films are defined by mere anticipation 47:05 - The direction and visual style 49:54 - Do we even need Phase 2? 1:02:46 - Other random thoughts 1:16:44 - Show close DON'T FORGET: You can contact the show by emailing [email protected] or leaving a voicemail at 336-793-2509. Thanks for listening!

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