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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

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Overview

While on the run following a botched heist, the Guardians of the Galaxy encounter a mysterious being known as Ego (Kurt Russell), who claims to be the long-lost father of team leader Peter Quill (Chris Pratt). As Quill learns more about his past, the Guardians battle foes old and new. James Gunn returns to write and direct this installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which also stars Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista, and Karen Gillan, and features the voices of Bradley Cooper and Vin Diesel.

Product Details

Release Date:	08/22/2017
UPC:	0786936854282
Original Release:	2017
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Walt Disney Video
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	2:16:00
Sales rank:	11,937

Special Features

Guardians Inferno" Music Video - Join David Hasselhoff and special guests for a galactic '70s disco dance party; Hilarious Deleted Scenes; Outrageous Gag Reel; Bonus Round: The Making Of Guardian Of The Galaxy, Vol. 2 - A four-part, behind-the-scenes look at the making of the film: In the Director's Chair with James Gunn; Reunion Tour: The Music of The Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2; Living Planets and Talking Trees:; The Visual Effects of Vol. 2; Showtime: The Cast of Vol. 2; Audio Commentary - By Director James Gunn

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Chris Pratt	Peter Quill
Zoe Saldana	Gamora
Dave Bautista	Drax,Actor
Michael Rooker	Yondu
Karen Gillan	Nebula
Kurt Russell	Ego
Elizabeth Debicki	Ayesha
Pom Klementieff	Mantis
Chris Sullivan	Taserface
Sean Gunn	Kraglin,Weird Old Man's Mistress
Sylvester Stallone	Stakar Ogord
Tommy Flanagan	Tullk
Laura Haddock	Meredith Quill
Aaron Schwartz	Young Ego Facial Reference
Hannah Gottesman	Sovereign Chambermaid
Hilty Bowen	Sovereign Pilot
Ben Browder	Sovereign Admiral
Alex Klein	Zylak
Luke Cook	Zylak's Frenemy
Evan Jones	Retch
Joe Fria	Oblo
Jimmy Urine	Halfnut
Stephen Blackehart	Brahl
Steve Agee	Gef
Blondy Baruti	Huhtar
Richard Christy	Down There!
Rob Zombie	Unseen Ravager
Sierra Love	Robot Courtesan
Kendra Staub	Actor
Milynn Sarley	Robot Courtesan
Rhoda Griffis	Sneeper Madame
Mac Wells	Officer Fitzgibbon
Jim Gunn Sr.	Weird Old Man
Elizabeth Ludlow	Easik Mother
Wyatt Oleff	Young Peter Quill
Gregg Henry	Grandpa Quill
Damita Jane Howard	Grandpa Quill's Friend
Ving Rhames	Charlie-27
Michael Rosenbaum	Martinex
Michelle Yeoh	Aleta Ogord
Donny Carrington	Actor
Terence Rosemore	Narblik
Kendra Carelli	Robot Courtesan
Glenn Close	Nova Prime
Bradley Cooper	Rocket Raccoon
Vin Diesel	Baby Groot
Seth Green	Howard the Duck
Nathan Fillion	Actor
Stan Lee	Actor
Tyler Bates	Composer

Technical Credits

James Gunn	Director,Screenwriter
Kevin Feige	Producer
Nikolas Korda	Executive Producer
Louis D'Esposito	Executive Producer
Jonathan Schwartz	Executive Producer
Stan Lee	Executive Producer
Victoria Alonso	Executive Producer
David Acord	Sound Effects,Sound/Sound Designer
Ian Bender	Sound Effects
Christopher Boyes	Sound Effects
Greg Crawford	Sound Effects
Billy Salsberg	Special Effects
Lee Orloff	Sound Mixer
Addison Teague	Sound/Sound Designer
Sarah Finn	Casting
David Husby	Sound Mixer
Tara Feldstein	Casting
Chase Paris	Casting

From the B&N Reads Blog

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Editorial Reviews

With the recent explosion of big-budget comic-book movies, it is often easy to forget that their source material, and the lore that comes with them, wasn't always so mainstream. The Guardians of the Galaxy series represents a niche of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that reminds audiences of the odder, goofier side of Marvel's comics lore: A group comprised of folks from all walks of alien life, who make hyperjumps through space while throwing around anachronistic references and fight supervillains while '70s jams play in the background? What's not to love? Following his 2014 smash hit, James Gunn returns to the director's chair for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, its title inspired by the name of the new mixtape acquired by protagonist Peter Quill (Chris Pratt), Awesome Mix Vol. 2 (thanks, Marvel, for keeping cassette tapes relevant!). The sequel follows the most recent adventures of Quill and his friends and teammates: cunning warrior Gamora (Zoe Saldana); Gamora's morally ambiguous sister Nebula (Karen Gillan); smart-mouthed, genetically engineered animal Rocket Raccoon (voice of Bradley Cooper); shirtless brawler Drax (Dave Bautista); and extremely adorable sentient plant Baby Groot (voice of Vin Diesel). After stealing batteries that are more valuable than life itself from the Sovereign, an alien race of golden, genetically perfect individuals, the unlikely band of heroes encounter Ego (Kurt Russell), an immortal celestial being who claims to be Quill's birth father. He takes them to his own planet, a psychedelic CGI confection that evokes thoughts of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory and a sci-fi Las Vegas, where he lives alone -- except for his one companion, an empathetic bug/humanoid named Mantis (the delightful Pom Klementieff). While Quill jumps at the chance to learn more about his mysterious family tree and bond with his father, his companions have their doubts -- and with a blatantly troubling name like Ego, who could blame them for their trust issues? At the same time, the Guardians must also evade Ayesha (Elizabeth Debicki), the high priestess of the Sovereign, which will require the help of some old friends. Guardians is laden with messages about the meaning of family and trust, like a green-screen-powered edition of Aesop's Fables. While at times verging on cliché, the film delivers its heartwarming lessons with a healthy dose of the hilariousness we've come to expect from this franchise. Of course, there's no shortage of big-budget space action, including a laugh-out-loud scene involving a zany and turbulent ride through the space-time continuum. It's also exciting to see so many different, well-rounded female characters at the heart of the film: As far as the new additions go, the overly stoic Ayesha doles out tough leadership, while Mantis provides gentle comic relief. Elsewhere, Gamora and Nebula hash out their sisterly issues in a subplot that propels both of their arcs forward, which is a refreshing change of pace from the underdeveloped female characters of most superhero movies and TV shows. All in all, the Guardians furnish the Marvel audience with a visually mesmerizing, highly entertaining way to spend 2 hours and 17 minutes.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

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