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As someone who didn’t care for the first Guardians, I was surprised at how much I loved Vol. 2. Top tier Marvel all the way!

Every single time I hear "Stuck in the middle with you" on the radio I picture Marvin Nash being tortured by Mr. Blonde. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

I of course agree that under reasonable circumstances anyone involved in a film should understand and roll with unforeseen delays, but I just don't see this as a "Oh shit, unfortunately some things beyond our control have come up and we need to delay, we are very sorry" sort of situation...

Speaking for just my personal thoughts on employer-employee relations I think it's a perfectly good excuse. With all the comments about Bautista needing to worry about getting more work if he somehow leaves GotG 3, I think Disney should be equally needing to worry about getting good talent for...

I don't know anything about contracts and how they work in Hollywood, but with Disney (officially?) putting filming of GotG 3 off, does everyone under contract automatically have to deal with studio imposed delays? Do they not have the option to leave the project if the studio decides to delay...

I was thinking ED-209

What I'd like to see is Disney to start talks with some big A-list director, then this director strings Disney along as the director's name gets media attention at the prospect of directing Guardians 3 but then pulls out suddenly right before making it official and says "Disney made a racist...

I don't suppose if it comes to it, that Pratt could make things difficult in re-scheduling if there are delays to the previous agreed-to timeframe?