Sylvester Stallone returns in the action-packed new teaser for Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3
Sylvester Stallone added an extra dose of star power with a quick cameo in the latest teaser for the upcoming Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3.
The teaser for what is apparently the last film in the series for star Dave Bautista and director James Gunn features a quick shot of Stallone, 76, reprising his role from the second film in the series.
The trailer, which sets the stage for a massive showdown with fellow stars Chris Pratt, Zoƫ SaldaƱa, Bradley Cooper, Karen Gillan, Pom Klementieff and Vin Diesel, also reveals a role for Nathan Fillion, who previously had a voice role in the first Guardians. movie.
Stallone is introduced in the blink of an eye and you’ll miss it during a montage.
He has seen a well-maintained goatee and is protected by a spacesuit with a transparent helmet.
First Look: Sylvester Stallone was seen in the new teaser for Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3
The end? The teaser, released on Wednesday, is a dramatic final showdown for the Guardians, with Dave Bautista and director James Gunn set to end their tenures with the franchise
The actor also appears to be in space, based on a series of stars behind him.
Stallone made his debut in the franchise with Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2, in which he played Stakar Ogord, better known as Starhawk.
He played the leader of a group of space pirates who was once a friend of Michael Rooker’s character Yondu, the adoptive father/merchant of Peter Quill (Pratt).
Although Yondu was expelled from the group for his trafficking of a child, Stallone’s character attended his funeral in the second volume after giving up his life to save Peter.
The new teaser begins with Pratt’s character on the bridge of a ship as he gloomily recounts a dream he had to his comrades.
“I dreamed last night about when we first met,” he says as images from the previous Guardians movies flash on screen.
‘We were criminals. Friends. And then we became Guardians.’
As the Guardians step forward dramatically into a flame-filled hangar, he adds, “This is the end of the road.”
Back in action: Stallone made his debut in the franchise with Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2, playing an old colleague of Peter Quill’s adoptive father Yondu (Michael Rooker); seen November 2022 in NYC
The Beginning: The new teaser begins with Pratt’s character on the bridge of a ship as he gloomily recounts a dream he had to his comrades. “Last night I had a dream about when we first met,” he says as images from the previous Guardians movies flash on screen.
The rise: ‘We were criminals. Friends. And then we became Guardians’, he adds
The End: As the Guardians dramatically step forward into a flame-filled hangar, he says, ‘This is the end of the road’
By his side: ‘Let’s make it count’, adds a defiant Rocket (Cooper). Groot (Diesel) also shows during a firefight that the group is better connected than ever
“Let’s make it count,” adds a defiant Rocket (Cooper).
Groot (Diesel) also shows during a firefight that the group is better connected than ever.
As the walking tree spins and fires a pistol at approaching enemies, it changes its usual catch – “I am Groot” – to show that its friends are now a part of it.
‘We are Groot,’ he shouts as he shoots.
SaldaƱa’s Gomora is also briefly seen in a thrilling action sequence as she moves through a pipe-like hallway.
Chukwudi Iwuji is revealed as the film’s main villain, the High Evolutionary. His organic face appears to be glued onto some kind of robotic skeleton and he attempts to transform all living things into hybrid beings.
He is also responsible for creating the genetically modified Rocket, who speaks and acts like a human despite being a raccoon at heart.
“It’s time to say goodbye,” he says menacingly to Peter during a face-to-face confrontation.
“It’s a face-off,” Peter says then, before adding, “I think we’ll die trying.”
The teaser ends with a humorous scene that takes place on what appears to be Earth, but it’s populated with humanoid creatures that resemble animals.
Peter tries to start a decades-old car, but it stutters forward and runs over a bunch of garbage cans.
Teamwork: As the walking tree spins and fires a pistol at approaching enemies, it changes its usual catch – “I am Groot” – to show that its friends are now a part of it. “We are Groot,” he shouts as he shoots
Fierce: ZoĆ« SaldaƱa’s Gomora also briefly appears in a thrilling action sequence as she moves through a pipe-like hallway
Villain: Chukwudi Iwuji is revealed as the main villain of the film, the High Evolutionary. His organic face appears to be stuck on some kind of robotic skeleton and he tries to turn all living things into hybrid beings.
Showdown: “It’s time to say goodbye,” he says menacingly to Peter during a face-to-face confrontation. “It’s a face-off,” Peter says then, before adding, “I think we’ll die trying.”
Never Learned: The teaser ends with a humorous scene that takes place on what appears to be Earth, but it’s populated with humanoid creatures that resemble animals. Peter tries to start a decades-old car, but it stutters forward and runs over a bunch of garbage cans
Laugh: I need to figure out how to put it backwards,ā he says without a clue before turning on the wipers. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will hit theaters on May 5
“I was eight years old when I left Earth!” he calls defensively to Nebula (Gillan).
‘Do you want me to drive? I’ll drive,ā she replies quickly.
‘No. I need to figure out how to put it backwards,ā he says ignorantly before turning on the wipers.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will hit theaters on May 5.