In many ways, the Guardians trilogy is everything the MCU should be, to the point where it's not an overstatement to say these films would've succeeded with or without the Marvel connection - if anything, the MCU needs them more than they need it. But there's an emotional center to them - it's not just a collection of characters in tight spandex jumping around, but a group of well-defined, three-dimensional figures relating to one another while saving the universe.
The Guardians movies are silly and funny, with several large-scale set pieces of flashy lights and boom-boom-pows meant to fulfill the MCU quota. Gunn single-handedly raised one of Marvel's most obscure teams into the mainstream, turned Chris Pratt into a star - for a while, anyway - and launched the cosmic corner of the MCU with a healthy dose of humor and an overabundance of heart. 3 this week, finalizing the trilogy he began nearly 10 years ago with the unexpected box-office hit and critical darling Guardians of the Galaxy. Gunn will premiere Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. That was his creative intention … Sometimes the music, sometimes it’s what’s happening, sometimes it’s whatever.”īefore James Gunn moves entirely to DC, he has one last ride to fulfill with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. “ designed it and he shot and framed for it. “Because got this extra real estate, he essentially said, ‘I’m gonna pop in and out creatively suddenly see something more immersive and bigger that’s going to fill your screen,'” explained Disney’s Evan Jacobs. This means that Gunn specifically picked moments in the later part of the movie where the action on-screen will appear to get bigger. For example, the first 45 minutes of the movie was shot in a flat 1.85 aspect ratio, while the remaining parts of the film are in a 2.39 ratio. Gunn’s Guardians variations are a record for a Marvel movie, and he apparently played with the way the aspect ratio will change during the movie itself. If 600 versions sound like a lot, keep in mind that James Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water reportedly had 1,065 versions in theaters all over the world.
Instead, this effort was meant to ensure that movie lovers will get to see the film in the best aspect ratio possible in any given theater. Gunn didn’t change any scenes or plot points between them. However, there’s no need to freak out and try to watch every single version.
Do you love any film enough to watch it 600 times? Because according to The Hollywood Reporter, director James Gunn has created 600 unique versions of his final Marvel movie, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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