Its assumed by most I think that they're arrested twice, or its a trailer only line maybe.Not sure if I'm missing something here, but Reilly says about them calling themselves the GOTG, yet there seems to be an assumption that they meet in prison?
Love the look of Nebula, and in that shot where she's neck stabbing that guy, British people may recognize Brendan Brady from Hollyoaks. Yes, I have watched some Hollyoaks in my time.
Twitter and Facebook users were hooked on “The Guardians of the Galaxy,” making the first trailer for the Marvel superhero film a viral smash, according to a survey by social media research firm Fizziology.
After debuting Tuesday on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” the footage for the upcoming outer space adventure attracted 88,000 mentions across Twitter, Facebook and various blogs in a 12-hour period between 11 p.m. EST until 11 a.m. EST. By way of contrast, in the first 24 hours following their trailer debuts, “Man of Steel” attracted 75,000 social mentions, and “The Amazing Spider-Man 2″ inspired 96,000 mentions — and those were released at a reasonable hour.
“The Guardians of the Galaxy” trailer has drawn more than 4 million views on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!’s” YouTube page.
“The reaction was giddy,” Ben Carlson, president and co-creator of Fizziology, said. “I think a lot of people didn’t know how the film was going to work, it’s five superheroes and one of them is a raccoon and another is a tree. But they nailed the tone. It was light and fun and full of action and you see that reflected in the social media reaction.”
Carlson’s description of the film’s off-beat appeal is accurate. “The Guardians of the Galaxy” centers on a cadre of intergalactic misfits, one of whom is a raccoon adventurer named Rocket (voiced by Bradley Cooper) and another is a tree-like creature called Groot (vocal honors come courtesy of Vin Diesel). Rocket Raccoon was mentioned in 3 percent of conversations, while Groot was only brought up in 1 percent of the social media back-and-forth. But those characters weren’t generating the lion’s share of buzz.
Most of viewers’ attention was focused on Chris Pratt, the “Parks & Recreation” actor who plays Peter Quill, a.k.a Star Lord, a devil-may-care Earthling-turned-space-traveler. Pratt and his on-screen alter ego were mentioned in 5 percent of the social conversation, Fizziology reports, the most of any character or actor in the film.
“He was earning a lot of comparisons to a young Harrison Ford as Han Solo, so that’s a good sign,” Carlson said.
Unlike many superhero films, “The Guardians of the Galaxy” is not a household name and the level of discussion around the footage is all the more impressive because it premiered late at night. Most teasers debut mid-day, giving them more time to build up a presence online.
One warning: This may not make the perfect date night movie — Fizziology reports that 75 percent of the social conversation came from men — but it is diverse in another respect: 32 percent of the social chatter hailed from New York and Los Angeles, which is less than most trailers, which typically see more than 40 percent of discussions coming from those two cities.
The use of the 1970s Blue Swede easy listening hit, “Hooked on a Feeling,” was another standout. The title of the song and its memorable opening lines, “Ooga-chucka ooga-ooga,” popped up in 2 percent of discussion around the film.
Its assumed by most I think that they're arrested twice, or its a trailer only line maybe.
Anyone else notice the guy Nebula's got there is dressed as a Nova Corps guy?
Guardians of the Galaxy Trailer a Social Media Smash, Bigger Than Man of Steel
http://www.thewrap.com/guardians-galaxy-trailer-social-media-smash-bigger-man-steel/
Best Buy on 5th Ave in NYC played the trailer on a loop on all their TV screens this afternoon. The reception was phenomenal. People were standing in groups watching it over and over. My worry about public reception is slowly fading hope to see the same response this weekend in theaters
Especially how the ooka-chaka part is used as snippets of action scenes are shown.It's like Hooked on a Feeling is the movie singing directly at the audience.
Best Buy on 5th Ave in NYC played the trailer on a loop on all their TV screens this afternoon. The reception was phenomenal. People were standing in groups watching it over and over. My worry about public reception is slowly fading hope to see the same response this weekend in theaters
Sorry if this has been talked about before (there's a lot of pages in the last 20 hours or so). Has Gunn said anything about any of this being shot just for the trailer (or earlier just for Comic Con) and might not show up in the movie?
He said the stuff with O'Reilly and the other Nova Corps guard are part of the movie. A lot of the stuff shown in the Comic-Con teaser was footage shot in wardrobe/make-up and lighting tests. I think the breakdown of the trailer Gunn gave Total Film perfectly explains many questions people have about this movie.Sorry if this has been talked about before (there's a lot of pages in the last 20 hours or so). Has Gunn said anything about any of this being shot just for the trailer (or earlier just for Comic Con) and might not show up in the movie?
That's amazing! I hope the interest will be able to substain itself for another 5-6 months when GOTG finally premieres.
I hope so. I love the promo. Always have. But even now I'm still worried it's cut a bit too "out there" for the masses. Curious to see what non-geeky movies it plays with this weekend. That's where I think the purest response will come from. After today's thing though I feel I can breathe easier. Still not a fan of the editing though hah
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He said the stuff with O'Reilly and the other Nova Corps guard are part of the movie. A lot of the stuff shown in the Comic-Con teaser was footage shot in wardrobe/make-up and lighting tests. I think the breakdown of the trailer Gunn gave Total Film perfectly explains many questions people have about this movie.
http://www.totalfilm.com/features/guardians-of-the-galaxy-james-gunn-s-trailer-breakdown
Well, it's a very quirky movie (and some may say even kooky), or maybe what it needs is a trailer that reflects that kind of personality.
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Absolutely. As long as it's stuff people want to see in trailer form. I have no worry whatsoever about this movie. But I do worry about the marketing. They need to get asses in seats. Lots. More than Cap 1 and Thor 1. The movie itself can be as outrageous as it has to be, as long as it garners a wicked positive reception. If not I'd rather MS hide the kookiness a bit to make it more universal. Whatever it takes to give it a big debut