After some turmoil behind the scenes, director James Gunn got back into production on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and was able to finish this year what he started with the first part in 2014. For many, the third part is a worthy conclusion that once again great soundtrack and successful gags offers. Although the plot is unusually serious this time, it didn’t hurt the end of the trilogy.
At the The limited edition will be released on October 6th in 4K and Blu-ray in a stylish steelbook, fans can also look forward to some extras and can already pre-order the version.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 as a limited edition in 4K + Blu-ray
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The James Gunn scandal delayed production
In March 2017 it was officially announced for the first time that a third part was being planned, but the Production didn’t begin until four and a half years later in November 2021. Director and screenwriter James Gunn’s controversial tweets delayed the start. Although he initially fired from Disney the team was behind him and so Disney brought Gunn back on board in 2019.
In an interview with Moviepilot, James Gunn reported on his emotional state at the time and gives exciting insights in the preparation and filming of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
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The outsiders are on a rescue mission again, but this time it’s more personal than ever before.
The home cinema editions of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at a glance
Spoiler alert: The backstory of fan favorite Rocket is in the foreground
Spoilers follow: Become in the finale of the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy unusually serious tones struck. Once again, the team of outsiders led by Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) has to save the universe, but not only that. Rocket’s life in particular is in danger, and while the motley crew goes on a chaotic mission as usual, Rocket reflects on his life. And that’s what it’s all about.
Fans and critics celebrated the finale of the Guardians series as one of the best MCU films of recent years. Refreshingly different than in most Marvel films, emotional scenes are not immediately replaced by gags; here they are allowed to last longer and move one or two fans to tears in the process.
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