This comedic 80s mix tape romp through a new Marvel universe takes on the big dogs by standing strong beside the Avengers series. It paints the Avatar honey green, suffers classic daddy issues, gives Lee Pace a full body makeover, and offers Kirk from Gilmore Girls more face time than he even got on the show. Written and directed by his brother, James Gunn, perhaps Kirk (Sean Gunn) had more to do with the success of this hit hero flick than we think.
While Bradley Cooper continues to make his acting career more about his quirk than his face as the voice of Racoon Rocket, Vin diesel gets to make one line count as the new Chewbacca Groot. Yes, the quintessential Star Wars comparisons must be made, but I believe this new universe created a name for itself and a life of its own.
Chris Pratt takes center stage and owns every scene as the relatable, flawed, likable hero, still quirky like the kid from Parks & Rec. With more Star battles yet to come, we can expect Pratt to keep the physique for yet another season.
Splatter: on FILM 
Reblogged this on Multifandom-Madnesss and commented:
In a week the film starts in Germany and I can finally see it!
you’re so right about the “Star Wars” comparison. Peter Quill reminded me of Han Solo. I’ve also wrote a review on the film, you might want to read it?
Nice review! I really enjoyed the film, and I’m glad Pratt is keeping his buff physique. Definitely was surprised at how good he looked shirtless! 🙂