Our favorite superhero misfits are back in <em>Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3</em> trailer

"We'll all fly away together, into the forever and beautiful sky."

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Bautista was making noises like he's done with the series just a few weeks ago. Not unhappy with it, just ready to move on to other things. So Drax may meet his end here, to the extent that any character ever does in the comics.

Gotta say, this is about the only MCU property I'm still even slightly interested in, although probably not enough to see it in a theater.

 

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This trailer makes me want a Marvel film that only features animals as characters! Dogs, racoons, cats buffalo etc. Actually probably only mammals? Not a single human.
You know like those old talking dog films. I think that would be better than your average super hero marvel film.

Howard the Duck is seriously in need of a revisit. His tiny Collector cameo was nowhere near enough.

And, of course, Squirrel Girl. One of the very, very few Marvel characters to ever defeat Thanos certainly deserves her own movie. There was a television series in the works featuring Milana Vayntrub in the role, but it's been in distribution hell for years now and I suspect we'll never see it.

These are Marvel films that would peak my interest.

 

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Drax is by far my favorite, love his humor. I'm looking forward for a fun movie. Especially since there hasn't been much to make you laugh lately.

Maybe not in theaters. But I've been watching Extraordinary on Hulu, and had a few laugh-out-loud moments from it.

Luke Rollason is purrfect casting here, but the rest of the cast is very good, too.

 

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See Also: Antonyms: DC movies.

I'm not quite sure how Marvel does it, and continues to do it. Some are better than others, but they are all good. All you have to do is watch any DC movie and their attempt to replicate the formula. Great Value superhero movies. (IMO, Bale's Batman movies are the exception, and the first 3/4 of Wonder Woman)

Imo, the difference is that the superheroes/villains in the DC universe tend toward being archetypes, while those in the Marvel universe tend toward being characters. I think this is true of the comics they draw from, too; I always found the Marvel stories much more relatable, the DC versions being more like something biblical or drawn from a philosophy tome.