#guardians of the galaxy 2014 film

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Marvels Guardians of the Galaxy(2014 Film)10th Anniversary

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Me, going into Guardians of the Galaxy 3: “Oh Boy, time for a fun space romp with my space palls! Rocket is my favorate, so I hope we get lots of laughs with him” Me, leaving Guardians of the Galaxy 3: Cold, wet, afraid, unsure if i’ll ever recover emotionaly.

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Can't believe these films are already 10 years old. Who remembers watching these back in 2014? 🍿

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13.07.24

#Mira-Marathon | MCU

Film Name: Guardians of the Galaxy (2014); Production Studios: Walt Disney Pictures, Marvel Studios, Marvel Entertainment, Moving Pictures Company, Longcross Studios; Director by: James Gunn; Screenwriter: James Gunn, Nicole Perlman; Starring: Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista, Bradley Cooper, Vin Diesel; Genres: Science Fiction, Action, Adventure, Comedy; Running Time: 2 hour 1 minutes;

"Guardians of the Galaxy" is a superhero action film in which Chris Pratt plays Star-Lord. He steals an artifact hunted by the villain Ronan and teams up with Gamora, Drax, Groot and Rocket to save the galaxy. Pros: Fresh take on the genre, Vivid characters, Dynamic plot, Great soundtrack, Impressive visuals. Cons: Some jokes may seem vulgar, the plot is not very original. Overall, this is a fun and exciting movie for fans of the superhero genre.

My rating:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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ᐢ..ᐢ - Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)

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★ Ratings ★

✩ Personal Rating: 8.1/10

✩ IMDb Rating: 8/10

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Blue Swede - Hooked on a Feeling 1973

"Hooked on a Feeling" is a 1968 pop song, written by Mark James and originally performed by B.J. Thomas. Thomas's version featured the sound of the electric sitar (played by Reggie Young) and reached No. 5 in 1969 on the Billboard Hot 100.

In 1973, the Swedish poprock group Blue Swede did a cover version, which included the ooga chaka introduction from a 1971 cover by Jonathan King. King had heard Johnny Preston's "Running Bear", which was the inspiration for the ooga chaka chant. This version reached number one in the US in 1974.

In 1992, Blue Swede's recording was featured on the soundtrack of Quentin Tarantino's debut feature Reservoir Dogs.

In the mid-90's, the Dancing Baby "sk_baby.max" model became one of the first viral memes. The animation was also shown on several episodes of the 1998 legal comedy-drama series Ally McBeal as a recurring hallucination, suggesting a metaphor for the ticking of Ally's biological clock, and was accompanied by Blue Swede's "Hooked on a Feeling". Various commercial advertisements presented the Dancing Baby animation to international markets continuing the mainstream media attention. This particular manifestation of the video, bound to the song, is widely distributed and referred to as the "Ooga Chaka Baby", further cementing the scene in pop culture history.

The 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy, which featured the brass fanfare and title lyrics of the Blue Swede cover version prominently in its trailers and theatrical release, resulted in a significant spike in sales for the recording; the film's soundtrack reached the top of the Billboard 200 chart in August 2014. The song was also featured in the teaser trailer for the 2017 sequel, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2.

Blue Swede's frontman is singer/actor Björn Skifs. He did the Swedish dub of Woody in the first two Toy Story movies, as well as singing in stead of Phil Collins in the Swedish dub of Brother Bear.

"Hooked on a Feeling" received a total of 81,9% yes votes!

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The failure of David Ayer's Suicide Squad (2016) might be the biggest turning point in the comic book movie fad besides The Avengers (2012). Existing from the get-go to transparently rip off Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) and bombing catastrophically, DC decided that the best response to such a flop (and a generally floundering film department) was to just straight-up poach Gunn himself, and he made his own The Suicide Squad in 2021, even recycling the same actors from before, like the first one just never happened! And it was much more successful. So successful, in fact, that Gunn's just been the guy behind ragtag, colorful, "we're so back bros" ensemble movies for DC and Marvel alike ever since (Gunn's third Guardians of the Galaxy movie came out in 2023!). It's such a strangely singular and powerful course correction for both companies, where they both realized this one guy evidently "gets it." And the numbers don't lie.

That being said, I'll give James Gunn this: the trailer for his Superman movie really does look like the Superman movie that everybody's wanted for years... for better and worse. We're going to get Clark Kent and Lois Lane (looks good! the shot of them making out in the kitchen!! yay!!!) and a bad and bald business tycoon Lex Luthor (finally!). We're gonna get Superman swooping in front of bystanders to protect them and punching big monsters (fun!). But we're also gonna get some absolutely cringeworthy execution on Big Themes about what a Superman can do for such a divided, polarized world, with so much war and strife and conflict over there in some fictional sandy country (uh-oh), and we're gonna get some keys dangled in front of us because Gunn wants to make sure you know he's got his comic book chops so he'll be cramming as many things into the movie as possible. And while it sure looks like a comic book, what are we going to be getting out of this that we haven't seen before, somewhere, some place? Is any scene in this movie going to be as heartfelt, as earnest, or as true as that first scene in Richard Donner's Superman where our hero takes Lois Lane into the air by her hand? I can believe that this movie'll be a fun action romp, but will it make me believe a man can fly?

Admittedly, Guy Gardner did make me glup shitto out a bit though. YEAHHHH YAHOO THAT'S MY GLOAT !!!!!

[astoundingbeyondbelief]

Kaiju Week in Review (January 21-27, 2024)

Godzilla Minus One made awards show history in both Japan and the U.S. this week. Its Oscar nomination for best Visual Effects is the first of the series (Godzilla [1998], Godzilla [2014] and Godzilla vs. Kong were previously shortlisted) and the first for any Japanese film. Small wonder Takashi Yamazaki, Kiyoko Shibuya, and their team went berserk when the nomination was announced. The other nominees are The Creator, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Napoleon, and Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One. According to IndieWire, The Creator has the edge, but Minus One could very well win. And while it naturally made less headlines in the Anglosphere, Minus One also picked up a whopping 12 Japan Academy Film Prize nominations, exceeding Shin Godzilla's 10.

Godzilla Minus One/Minus Color is now in North American theaters. I was intrigued enough to make it my fourth theatrical viewing of this movie, but in the end it did basically strike me as a gimmick. Godzilla Minus One was shot digitally with sets designed for color, so making it actually look like a film from the 40s was always going to be an uphill battle. Even with the regrade, there wasn’t a ton of contrast in most shots, and some of the scenes taking place at night were quite hard to see. Still, apart from the Odo Island massacre, I found the Godzilla scenes as gripping as ever.

Thanks to Minus Color, Minus One made $2.6 million this weekend, crawling back into the box office top 10. Its total in the U.S. and Canada now stands at $55 million, third among all foreign-language films released in the U.S.

Brush of the God, Keizo Murase's directorial debut after a lifetime in movies, is finally complete. It'll play at the Osaka Asian Film Festival in March (link contains more images), and hopefully travel overseas very soon. Murase will also receive an Association Special Award at the Japan Academy Film Prize.

Clover Press shipped out copies of Godzilla & Kong: The Cinematic Storyboard Art of Richard Bennett to Kickstarter backers, myself included. It's an excellent art book, and there are plenty of deleted and altered scenes mixed in with more familiar sequences. Believe it or not, Bennett drew the panel above for Kong: Skull Island—they considered having James Conrad (Tom Hiddleston) flash back to an encounter with King Ghidorah in Vietnam. Not sure how that would've worked, as Ghidorah is generally not one to lie low for a few decades, but it's the first I've ever heard of it being considered. I'm hoping to post some more scans soon. Here's the order link.

Minecraft social media accounts teased a crossover with the Monsterverse, in what's likely to be the most high-profile of the Godzilla x Kong video game collaborations. The Mobzilla mod was created over 10 years ago, so this is long overdue.

The big toy news this week was Titanic Creations revealing the digital sculpt for its Yongary figure. This guy's had even less figures than Gorgo - I can only think of one, and very few of them were made - so expect massive demand. New Godzilla toys were also on display at London Toy Fair, both at the Playmates booth and among the plushies made by an unknown company.

[gunsandspaceships]

MCU Timeline: Guardians of the Galaxy

Before creation - six singularities exist.

The Big Bang - the remnants of the six singularities are forged into the Infinity Stones.

~1014-2014 - war between the Kree and the Nova Empire.

Hundreds of years before 2014 - the Tivan Group sends workers to extract organic matter from the skull of a dead celestial being (a place known as Knowhere).

Few months before Meredith Quill's death - she is diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.

2:30 am, ~April, 1988 - the death of Meredith Quill. Her son Peter is abducted by The Ravagers.

Note: based on visual cues, it's either April/May or September. What if? S2 E2 takes place 6 months after the abduction, but still in 1988. It can't be later than September/October, so the match would be April.

1988-2014 - Yondu Udonta raises Peter Quill. Peter becomes the Ravager "known" as Star-Lord.

The main events take place in 2014.

The Official Timeline says it's summer, but I can't post that here because I can't confirm or deny that claim with the movie itself, and any statements from Marvel Studios tend to change.

Since we are not on Earth in this film, there will be no dates or time coordinates. The exact number of days that have passed cannot be determined either, since we are talking about interstellar flights, various celestial bodies and extraterrestrial technologies. Seasons, coordinate systems and the length of the earthly day do not apply here.

Shortly before Day 1:

The Kree Empire and the Nova Empire sign a peace treaty.

Thanos lends Gamora and Nebula to Ronan the Accuser to help him find the Power Stone.

Day 1:

Peter Quill steals the Orb containing the Power Stone from the planet Morag. He is attacked by Ronan's men led by Korath, but manages to escape.

Riots across the Kree Empire protesting the recent peace treaty signed by the Kree Emperor and Xandar's Nova Prime.

Peter dismisses Yondu's demand to give him the Orb, and Yondu puts a bounty on Peter with the condition that he be brought alive.

Ronan awakens on his ship, the Dark Aster, and kills a Nova Corps officer.

Korath returns to the Dark Astra and tells Ronan about the stolen Orb. Ronan sends Gamora to retrieve the artifact.

~Day 2:

On Xandar, Peter fails to sell the Orb to the Broker. He is attacked by Gamora, Rocket, and Groot. They are all eventually arrested by the Nova Corps.

Ronan destroys Xandarian outposts across the galaxy.

The Kree Empire refuses to respond to Ronan's crimes.

Nova Corps officers process Gamora, Quill, Rocket, and Groot and send them to the Kyln prison to await sentencing.

~Day 3:

The four arrive at the Kyln.

Night - prisoners attempt to kill Gamora. Drax the Destroyer intervenes, wanting to do it himself. Gamora is saved by Peter, who offers Drax the chance to kill Ronan instead.

Peter, Gamora, Rocket (and Groot) agree on a plan to escape and sell the Orb to the Collector.

~Day 4:

Other tells Ronan about Gamora's real plan and that Thanos demands his presence at his Sanctuary.

Ronan comes to the Sanctuary and kills Other. Thanos threatens to kill Ronan unless he brings him the Orb. Ronan and Nebula head to the Kyln.

The future Guardians of the Galaxy escape from prison.

They head to the Collector's base on Knowhere.

Ronan and Co arrive at the Kyln just after GotG has escaped the prison. Ronan orders the Necrocraft to be sent after the escapees and kill the guards and prisoners.

Yondu visits the Broker to get information about the Orb's buyer.

The collector orders his slave Carina to clean the display cases containing his "exhibits".

~Day 5:

GotG arrive on Knowhere.

The Collector makes them wait. Peter almost kisses Gamora, Drax and Rocket (and Groot) almost kill each other. Drax leaves drunk and challenges Ronan to a fight.

Tivan finally invites Gamora and Co. He tells them about the Infinity Stones and is about to complete the deal, but Carina touches the Power Stone and it explodes, destroying the place and killing her. Tivan, some of his "exhibits", and GotG survive.

GotG takes the Orb back and finds themselves surrounded by Ronan and Yondu.

Battle of Knowhere.

Ronan's men take the Orb. Quill saves Gamora's life, Groot saves Drax. Quill and Gamora are taken by Yondu.

Ronan learns that the Orb contains the Power Stone and calls Thanos to tell him that he no longer needs his help. Ronan grabs the Stone and places it in his hammer. He then threatens to kill Thanos when he is done with Xandar. Nebula joins him in hopes of revenge.

Peter makes a deal with Yondu to help save Xandar in exchange for the Stone. GotG reunites on the Ravagers' ship.

Peter convinces the others to try to stop Ronan. They come up with a plan.

~Day 6:

Gamora and Quill explain the plan to the Ravagers. Everyone prepares for battle. Quill sends a message to Nova Corps officer Rhomann Dey.

GotG+Ravagers and Ronan approach Xandar.

Rhomann Dey informs Nova Prime of Quill's message.

The Battle of Xandar.

The death of Garthan Saal, a Nova's Denarian, and most of the Nova Corps pilots who participated in the battle.

Drax kills Korath.

Groot sacrifices himself to save his teammates.

Nebula escapes.

The Dark Aster and Milano are destroyed.

GotG annihilate Ronan with the Power Stone.

Peter gives Yondu the orb without the Stone, and the Ravagers fly away.

Rocket picks up a twig left from Groot.

GotG hand the Stone over to the Nova Corps.

For a sufficiently long number of days after:

Nova Corps expunges Guardians' criminal records.

Rhomann Dey is promoted to Denarian.

Nova Prime informs Peter that his father is not from Earth.

Nova gives the team a restored Milano.

Peter finally unwraps his mother's gift with the Awesome Mix vol.2.

From Groot Sr.'s twig grows Groot Jr.

The Guardians leave Xandar.

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Guardians of the Galaxy: Marvel's Cosmic Revolution

When Marvel Studios released Guardians of the Galaxy in 2014, few could have predicted the cultural phenomenon it would become. Directed by James Gunn, this quirky, space-faring adventure introduced audiences to a ragtag team of misfits, a soundtrack steeped in nostalgic hits, and a bold new chapter for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Let’s dive into what makes Guardians of the Galaxy a standout franchise and why it has earned a special place in the hearts of fans worldwide.

A Bold Departure from the Familiar

Before Guardians of the Galaxy, the MCU primarily focused on Earth’s mightiest heroes—Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor. These characters, steeped in a blend of mythology and grounded realism, were already well-known in comic book circles. Guardians, however, took a risk by spotlighting lesser-known characters like Star-Lord (Peter Quill), Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot. The film’s premise—a group of outlaws uniting to save the galaxy—was a gamble, especially considering the offbeat tone that director James Gunn brought to the table.

Gunn’s vision was clear: mix irreverent humor with heartfelt moments and wrap it all in a vibrant, cosmic setting. This formula not only resonated with audiences but also expanded the MCU’s storytelling possibilities. The universe felt larger, more colorful, and infinitely more adventurous.

Unlikely Heroes with Depth

At its core, Guardians of the Galaxy is a story about misfits finding their place and purpose. Each member of the team brings a unique backstory and emotional depth:

Peter Quill/Star-Lord (Chris Pratt): A human abducted from Earth as a child, Quill masks his pain with humor and bravado. His Walkman and "Awesome Mix" cassette tapes serve as his last connection to his mother and home planet.

Gamora (Zoe Saldana): An assassin seeking redemption, Gamora grapples with her ties to her adoptive father, Thanos, and her own moral compass.

Drax the Destroyer (Dave Bautista): Driven by the loss of his family, Drax’s literal interpretation of language provides both comedic relief and a poignant reminder of his pain.

Rocket (voiced by Bradley Cooper): A genetically modified raccoon with a sharp tongue and a knack for engineering, Rocket’s gruff exterior hides a vulnerable soul.

Groot (voiced by Vin Diesel): A sentient tree-like being with a limited vocabulary, Groot’s simple phrase "I am Groot" conveys a surprising range of emotions, thanks to Diesel’s nuanced delivery.

The dynamic between these characters is what truly elevates the film. Their interactions—a blend of conflict, camaraderie, and genuine affection—make their journey as compelling as the high-stakes battles they face.

A Soundtrack That Defines an Era

One of the most iconic aspects of Guardians of the Galaxy is its soundtrack. The "Awesome Mix Vol. 1," a collection of '70s and '80s pop hits, became a cultural touchstone. Songs like "Hooked on a Feeling" by Blue Swede, "Come and Get Your Love" by Redbone, and "Ain’t No Mountain High Enough" by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell perfectly complemented the film’s tone.

The music wasn’t just a background feature; it was integral to the story. Peter Quill’s mixtape symbolized his connection to his late mother and Earth, grounding the cosmic adventures in emotional reality. This creative decision made the soundtrack a character in its own right, resonating with audiences and sparking renewed interest in classic hits.

Expanding the Cosmic Universe

Guardians of the Galaxy didn’t just introduce new characters; it expanded the MCU’s cosmic frontier. The film brought to life locations like Knowhere, a mining colony within the severed head of a Celestial, and Xandar, home of the Nova Corps. It also introduced powerful artifacts like the Orb, later revealed to be the Power Stone, one of the six Infinity Stones central to the MCU’s overarching narrative.

Villains like Ronan the Accuser and the looming threat of Thanos added layers to the story, setting the stage for future conflicts. The film’s willingness to explore the weird and wonderful aspects of the Marvel cosmos paved the way for other franchises, such as Thor: Ragnarok and Captain Marvel, to embrace similar themes.

Humor and Heart in Equal Measure

One of the film’s defining traits is its humor. James Gunn’s script is packed with witty dialogue, absurd situations, and hilarious character interactions. Moments like Rocket’s obsession with stealing prosthetics or Drax’s inability to understand metaphors provide levity, even in the face of danger.

However, beneath the humor lies genuine emotional depth. The film explores themes of loss, family, and redemption. Whether it’s Peter’s grief for his mother, Gamora’s struggle to break free from her past, or Rocket’s quest for acceptance, these heartfelt moments ground the story, making it relatable despite its otherworldly setting.

A Franchise That Keeps Giving

The success of the first Guardians of the Galaxy film spawned a thriving franchise. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 delved deeper into the characters’ backstories, particularly Peter’s relationship with his father, Ego (Kurt Russell). The sequel retained the humor and heart of the original while exploring more complex emotional territory.

The team also played a pivotal role in the larger MCU narrative, appearing in Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. These films highlighted the Guardians’ importance in the fight against Thanos, further solidifying their place in Marvel’s legacy.

In 2023, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 served as a bittersweet conclusion to the trilogy. The film explored Rocket’s origins, offered satisfying arcs for each character, and delivered an emotional farewell to this iteration of the team. It was a testament to James Gunn’s ability to balance spectacle with sincerity.

The Legacy of the Guardians

Guardians of the Galaxy is more than just a superhero franchise; it’s a cultural phenomenon. It proved that audiences were ready for stories that blended humor, heart, and high-concept sci-fi. The characters, once obscure figures in Marvel’s roster, are now household names, inspiring countless fans around the world.

The films also underscored the importance of taking creative risks. By embracing the unconventional, Marvel Studios opened new doors for storytelling within the MCU. The success of Guardians has influenced other studios to take chances on less conventional heroes and narratives.

Conclusion

From its unforgettable characters and killer soundtrack to its expansive world-building and emotional resonance, Guardians of the Galaxy has left an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape. It’s a franchise that reminds us of the power of found family, the importance of embracing our flaws, and the joy of dancing like no one’s watching—even in the face of intergalactic peril. As we look to the stars, the Guardians will always be there, a beacon of hope, humor, and heart in the vast cosmos.

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Hey there everyone, just saw, “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” for the second time, this evening… and I can proudly say, without a doubt in my mind, that this was the MCU’s greatest triumph. I have a bit of a bias though, because the Guardians have been my favorite MCU characters since their first movie debuted in 2014. That movie really struck a chord with me, and is probably the single most important piece of media in the shaping of who I am today. Right down to my sense of humor and my taste in music. I’m also biased because Rocket has been my favorite MCU character since Vol. 2 came out in 2017. Going on this journey, his journey… was truly special. I won’t say too much, I do not want to spoil this movie for anyone.

It’s a fun film, but it’s a heartbreaking, sometimes hard to watch story. But god it has heart. If you’ve seen it, feel free to hit my inbox and talk to me about it. I cannot stop thinking about this movie.

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tagged by @quinnigallagherjones (ily milo!!!) to list my top 10 films! my top four are pretty set- i need consistency for letterboxd- but the rest of the list switches around a lot. currently, though:

knives out (2019). hands up who's surprised

little miss sunshine (2006)

the empire strikes back (1980)

tick tick boom (2021)

enchanted (2007)

the princess bride (1987)

a new hope (1977)

the sound of music (1965)

everything everywhere all at once (2022)

galaxy quest (1999) and mamma mia (2008) tie i couldn't picture leaving one of them off

honorable mentions: little women (2019), back to the future (1985), and guardians of the galaxy (2014)

tagging @tellthemhowihope @achingly-shy @miwtual @dirtbagdefender @anakinskyiwalker @keirametzs and anyone else who wants to do it :)

[raccoonfallsharder]

˚₊‧✶ headcanons & imagines ✶‧₊˚

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various guardians of the galaxy headcanons, minifics, drabbles, asks, imagines, and fan art! most are sfw and/or fluffy, and most can be read platonically or romantically. any that are nsfw are notes as such. back to main masterlist.

✶ ask | ‧₊˚ minific

general headcanons ✶‧₊˚

˚₊‧✶ how rocket views sex work (positivitely) [NSFW] - VERY short. just few words. ˚₊‧✶ rocket & occasional post-sex feelings [NSFW] - VERY short. just few words. ˚₊‧✶ quill & innocence/optimism - getting lengthier. kind of an imagine/drabble. ˚₊‧✶ rocket & nebula (2014) in endgame ‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket & quill were scooped together ‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ cinnamon roll peter quill continued ˚₊‧✶ rocket, lylla, & drax; comfort post-xandar ‧₊˚ [related: drax & lylla symmetry] ˚₊‧✶ rocket's dad-glasses ‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket's lifespan ✶ ˚₊‧✶ how the bowie got its name (threaded convo with @mrwolfhare) [minific] ˚₊‧✶ how mantis names the abilisks ✶ ‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ mantis' friendship with rocket [threaded with headcanon 12] ‧₊˚ ˚���‧✶ mantis & drax & what parenthood means ‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ why did thanos snap half of ALL life? (convo with @mrwolfhare) ˚₊‧✶ rocket is smarter than stark ✶ ˚₊‧✶ the bowie's construction/smarter than stark pt 2 (convo with @leresq) ˚₊‧✶ rocket's movie & television tastes (see follow-up ask, what if rocket finds the mcu movies?) ˚₊‧✶ raccoon sensory perception [ANGST] ˚₊‧✶ a new addition to rocket's library of mocking endearments ˚₊‧✶ eidos-rocket's goatee ✶ ˚₊‧✶ eidos-rocket headcanons with an SO (for nonnie) [SFW & NSFW] ✶ ˚₊‧✶ rocket's tail in the nanosuit ✶ ˚₊‧✶ rocket's use of medpacks ✶ ˚₊‧✶ not really a heacanon but some of the reasons people resonate with rocket ✶ ˚₊‧✶ universal translators (how they work, etc) (threaded convo) ˚₊‧✶ universe killer rocket (threaded convo) ˚₊‧✶ rocket solo movie/how he met groot (@chl03ph0b1a). ✶‧₊˚

imagines ✶‧₊˚

˚₊‧✶ rocket needs comfort food (creamy chicken fajita pasta nonnie) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket reacts to string cheese (string cheese nonnie) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket steals your espresso beans (string cheese nonnie) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket puts on weight 1 (nonnie) [fuck fatophobia] ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket puts on weight 2 (nonnie) [fuck fatphobia] ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket on birthdays (@lilfoxay) ‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket & coloring (string cheese nonnie) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket & origami ( @wren-phoenix) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket & lava lamps ( @chippybritt & @thirteens-lucky-tardis) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ bedtime rituals of rocket raccoon pt 1 [THREAD] ˚₊‧✶ rocket responds to you having an anxiety attack (hickey-nonnie) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket & sudoku, crosswords & word-searches ( @hyperjorts) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket & hanayama puzzles (nonnie) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket sings (nonnie) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ what if rocket finds the mcu movies? ( @mcsquared789) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ music and rocket & adam, pete & jason ( @leresq) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket goes on a road trip with wanda (for @hibatasblog) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ petting rocket till he purrs (wholesome nonnie & @whitedragoncoranth) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket "fixes" your car (@urbanfox197) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ ᯓ⋆｡°✩practice: an eidos-rocket minific [for nonnie] ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket enjoying pop culture [for nonnie] ✶‧₊˚˚₊‧✶ rocket loves drag [for nonnie] ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket gets a team-up film (@leresq) ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket solo movie/how he met groot (@chl03ph0b1a). ✶‧₊˚

fanart ✶‧₊˚ ˚₊‧✶ rocket & nova corps pt 1 ˚₊‧✶ rocket & nova corps part 2 (with what if? nebula) ˚₊‧✶ rocket & being a decent fuckin person ˚₊‧✶ chonky winter-fur rocket on fron (it fucken wimdy) ˚₊‧✶ rocket stuck in deep snow (string cheese nonnie) ✶ ˚₊‧✶ rocket needs/hates his anxiety jacket ˚₊‧✶ rocket & his pjs (bedtime rituals of rocket pt 2) *may be a bit spicy/nsfw? ˚₊‧✶ bathtime rituals of rocket raccoon (@mrwolfhare) ˚₊‧✶ rocket & origami (from the above imagine) ~ (@wren-phoenix) ˚₊‧✶ you give rocket an otter stuffie ‧₊˚

see more rocket raccoon fan art by me ✶‧₊˚

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My Top 10 Favorite Marvel Films (because I’m bored)

1. Deadpool (2016)

2. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023)

3. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)

4. Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2 (2017)

5. Deadpool 2 (2018)

6. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)

7. Thor: Ragnarok (2017)

8. Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 3 (2023)

9. Captain America: Civil War (2016)

10. Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

WHAT ARE YOUR TOP 10 FAVORITE MARVEL FILMS?

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rules: list your five all time favorite films and have people vote on which one matches your vibe

tagged by @nataliajames and @rhaenyra-the-gracious - thank youuu this is such a fun idea!!

no pressure tagging @rhaelynn, @oliviassunrise, @sapphics, @letojessica, @claudiasjessies, and anyone who wants to do this!