In a twist, the big-budget superhero sequel starring big stars has completely dominated the box office this weekend. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3the last part of James Gunn-Marvel trilogy starring the director Chris Prattis on track to gross $116 million at the US box office in its opening weekend and $266 million worldwide.
guard beat the movie that has topped the box office for the past five weeks, Super Mario Bros film, has grossed around $500 million domestically to date. The star of that movie must be foolhardy, Right? Oh, wait.
In scientific terms, it looks like Chris Pratt played himself.
Yes, Pratt also voices the super plumber in mario beyond leadership guard as Peter Quill, the self-styled Starlord, meaning he has two box office leads thanks to his sweet, sweet self this week. Put that thing in your big, physics-defying, funny manhole and suck it up, shall we? (We haven’t talked enough about the fact that people in super mario move through the sewage pipe. You know what else goes through sewage pipes? wastewater. It makes you just want to shower just thinking about it.)
Fans have received the film with 95% positive fan reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, while critics have a few notes. However, judging from the fan reaction, the film had a very surprising effect: The sentiment in favor of pandas increased significantly.
Fear not, we’re not going to divulge any spoilers here, but it looks like people are getting some facts. feeling about Rocket Raccoon (voiced by Bradley Cooper), the shooting cybernetic panda appears to be in the midst of an ongoing identity crisis since its first appearance in the Marvel universe. He’s always mad, but he also loves his tree friend Groot. He’s a complicated little guy and fan reaction tweets Like this one signaling something big for the lil guy.
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And then Cooper himself told the ABC, “The rocket has been through a lot.” For the first time, we felt a little worried about the welfare of a panda.
Given the pandas’ notoriously poor PR, can this movie mark not only a massive box office hit, but also a major change for the trash pandas? Only time will tell.
