Guardians of the Galaxy: Inferno

Yes!

Pros;

• Everything!

Cons; -Nothing!

Watch this... NOW!!!

This summer holiday, I'm on my third run through all the Marvel films and promised I'd watch all the credits of every film without skipping.

Then I found the incredible ending credits to GotG2 and found this gem.

When I searched for the lyrics I found it was a purpose made disco "hit" from the xx70s... starring f'ken Zardu Hasselfrau and the lyrics Procyon Lotor....

Oh Lordy!!!

And Karen Gillan is PURRRFECT as a saucy 70's disco queen, her gaze into the camera is stunning!!!

Also, perfect timing with the recent revival of electronica from the late 70s to early 90s!!!

A campy, silly goofy ode to everything you'd expect from James Gunn and his love for the ridiculous 70s-80s music video genre. Even better is that he got (mostly) the entire cast of Guardians (Saldana, Pratt, Bautista, the list goes on) to perform in this grainy music video so that just this even better. And oh, just in case you didn't know, it stars David Hasselhoff himself, I mean who else. And he sings THEE song from the Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack and lemme jus say, it's hilarious. It's all around pretty funny as a little funny side thing for Guardians/MCU fans to check out. I'd recommend it.

And thats exactly why Marvel Comics are the best! You can't give bad review to this!

I absolutely love the Guardians of the Galaxy series. No matter who you are there's something for you to enjoy. To go along with Vol. 2, Marvel put together a music video parody of the 70's disco style, featuring actors from the movie dressed up in ridiculous outfits from the era.

In the video, The actors who played the roles of Mantis, Kraglin, Yondu, Drax, Nebula, Gamora, and Starlord all appear in some form throughout the video, as well as David Hasselhoff (As Zardu Hasselfrau) and the movie's director, James Gunn. They all dance around and sing the Guardians theme song in it's Disco form.

Now back in the 70's, When Star wars first came out, Disco was huge. So to bring the 2 together, a group called Meco composed a star wars disco theme record, and it was very, very popular. This video is meant to be a parody of said theme. But it's a very enjoyable parody.