https://www.facebook.com/jgunn/phot...48103536156/10153387641026157/?type=3&theater
Hmm, I wonder what James Gunn is hinting at:
Hmm, I wonder what James Gunn is hinting at:
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Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 | Production Thread
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Rather it was Beta Ray Bill to be honest, think that would be more fitting as well.
I wouldn't mind that either.
BrokenFiction
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Video from the set today - Chris Pratt is wrapped:
https://www.facebook.com/jgunn/videos/10153413245806157/
Gunn also said the film wraps today as well.
EDIT: If I could read, Neoxon's story already says this. Still - footage at SDCC??
https://www.facebook.com/jgunn/videos/10153413245806157/
Gunn also said the film wraps today as well.
EDIT: If I could read, Neoxon's story already says this. Still - footage at SDCC??
I guess that's a wrap. I guess since James Gunn was able to get a trailer ready for SDCC 2013 despite just recently starting filming for Vol. 1, we should expect a trailer for Vol. 2 at this year's SDCC. I also assume that a trailer attached to Doctor Strange will be a safe bet.
They also confirmed that the film was kept under the allowed budget. This is rather impressive when you consider that the first film went over-budget (for the production of the film).
Thanos probably cut into their catering budget. Big apetite.
So it's 1:1 right now.Not just yet
So that frees up Zoe for Avatar 2. Unless reshoots.
Same, though I'd expect whatever leftover cash they have from principle photography can be put to use for either marketing or reshoots later down the road. I guess the first movie helped him know exactly what to expect & made Vol. 2 go through its production even more efficiently than before.
razzmahtazz
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Pls
So it's now 2:1. Anyone else want to chime in?
BobTheFork
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Maybe its from all that Troma training!
I think that's true. James Gunn is super efficient as a director.
It looks more like a jet-pack that doubles as upper-body armor. That being said, Star-Lord did receive some minor changes to his jacket & boots.Chris Pratt posted this on Instagram:
New Star Lord armor?
Sorry for the double-post, but Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 has officially wrapped production.
I've decided to do a bit of analysis on Star-Lord's new outfit. While the design looks pretty similar to what we saw in Guardians Vol. 1, there are quite a few differences in the new Vol. 2 outfit for Star-Lord (& that's not even mentioning the new piece of gear on his chest, which I'll go into below). I'll be using these three images as reference in comparison to his somewhat casual design from Guardians Vol. 1 (not the Ravenger uniform, which was his duster jacket from the beginning of Vol. 1).
Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1
Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1
Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
- Right away, you can tell that the jacket that Star-Lord is wearing is a brand new one compared to what he wore in Vol. 1 when looking at the first image. While granted, it's not stylistically that different, the main differences lie in the smaller details. For example, you can see a different kind of sticking at the inner elbow area as well as more padding at the upper shoulder/collarbone area.
- In the second Vol. 2 image, you can see probably the biggest change to Star-Lord in Guardians Vol. 2. It looks like just regular chest armor at first glance. But if you look closely, you can see what appears to be an exhaust on Star-Lord's back. This most likely means that Star-Lord's new armor is actually meant to be a jetpack that doubles as chest armor. As for why he would need a jetpack, the thrusters on his boots are only really meant for levitation & short-distance flight in space. They aren't meant for Star-Lord to fly around like Iron Man or War Machine, hence the jetpack. And about those boot thrusters, it looks like they've been removed from Star-Lord's design entirely. That said, the design of the jetpack itself also remains consistent with Star-Lord's mask, making said mask fit in better with the overall design of Star-Lord in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
- In the third Vol. 2 image, you can also see that he's now wearing a dark blue long-sleeve shirt underneath his jacket as opposed to the gray one he wore in Vol. 1. This offsets the red better & is a nice nod to his 2008 color scheme (albeit inverted). You also get a better look at his boots, which are pretty different compared to what Star-Lord wore in Vol. 1. While yes, the shape of the boots are more-or-less the same, it's the inclusion of a black over-layer & straps across Star-Lord's shin bones set it apart from the boots worn in Vol. 1.
That's what the mask is for.
It's just a rumor from elsewhere, one that I'm not sure about its validity.
Thanks for the memory refresher.
I guess the rumors of Yondu & Nebula joining the team were true. I'm also liking the first look at Mantis. She isn't as green as I would have hoped, but she otherwise looks pretty faithful to her comic book counterpart (right down the iconic skirt). But to be fair, she did have a human-esque skin pigment in the Avengers comics, so I suppose that James Gunn was allowed some leeway in that regard.
Good point. But if that page was officially released by the magazine publisher, then it isn't a problem.
GuitarAtomik
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I'm guessing that's to differentiate her more from Gamorrah.
That's what I was thinking, which is the same reason why Drax's skin color was changed to be more gray than green.
If you read my analysis, there's reason to believe that it doubles as a jetpack (since his boot thrusters seem to be gone). Rocket looks like he has something similar, but the quality of the concept art image isn't good enough to know for sure.
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