guardians of the galaxy

The has been plenty of hype around the new movie 'Guardians of the Galaxy', which comes out on August 1st. In fact, the movie is already being compared to 'Star Wars'. YouTube user, The Unusual Suspect, decided to highlight those comparisons by creating a mashup of the two trailers, to make one of the most epic trailer of the original 'Star Wars' trilogy, that you'll ever see.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe will soon blast off into the farthest reaches of outer space for the studio's most ambitious film yet, 'Guardians of the Galaxy,' and Empire immortalized the new band of heroes -- and villains -- with their own magazine covers...

We're just over a month away from the release of 'Guardians of the Galaxy,' the highly-anticipated intergalactic superhero film from Marvel, but there's already talk of possible sequels from Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige. The executive also has some hints about 'Ant-Man,' which recently picked up director Peyton Reed and writer Adam McKay.

Nathan Fillion, who has appeared in director James Gunn's previous films 'Slither' and 'Super,' as well as one of the director's 'PG Porn' shorts, will indeed be making an appearance in 'Guardians of the Galaxy' -- though in a much smaller capacity than you might have assumed.

The past few 'Guardians of the Galaxy' trailers have done well in teasing Marvel's upcoming space opera with a star-studded cast, humor galore and one catchy tune ("Hooked on a Feeling" by Blue Swede). But now's the time to set aside the comedy and go for some goosebump-inducing, explosive and just plain riveting new footage ... with a few jokes thrown in on the side.

We know, we know. We can hardly wait for 'Guardians of the Galaxy' to hit theaters, either, so we'll just have to settle for more TV spots, but here's the good news: we have not just one, but two new TV spots today, and both of them feature a little new footage from the film -- you know, in case you were tired of watching the same trailers over and over again, and you probably are.

Marvel kicked the week off by releasing two new 'Guardians of the Galaxy' posters through Fandango, featuring Rocket Raccoon and Groot, and Gamora. But the set is now complete, as the last two character sheets are here to highlight the team's fearless leader, Star-Lord, and intergalactic barbarian, Drax The Destroyer.

We are less than two months away from the release of Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy,' which means we're going to start seeing a lot more of these a-holes in TV spots and posters, like this very special new character poster featuring the 'Guardians' sole female butt-kicker, Gamora.

Hands down, Rocket Raccoon and Groot are the heart and soul of Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy.' Voiced by Bradley Cooper and Vin Diesel, respectively, the fury gunslinger with an attitude and the Ent on steroids are big selling points for this intergalactic adventure, and they two grace the first of a slew of 'Guardians of the Galaxy' posters to come.

'Guardians of the Galaxy' is being post-converted into 3D for its upcoming August release, and will be shown in the IMAX format as well -- which is standard operating procedure for tentpole titles these days. But director James Gunn is working on both transfers, and is trying to make the IMAX presentation more engrossing by featuring well-placed shifting aspect ratios.

While the Miami Heat and the Spurs face off during the NBA Finals game tonight, a new 'Guardians of the Galaxy' TV spot previewing the upcoming face-off between these outer-space bandits and Thanos' minions will be unleashed. Ahead of the big game, Marvel revealed the new look, so it's time to "send in the Guardians" and start getting revved for August...

When we first saw the villainous Thanos at the tail end of 'The Avengers,' fans knew what was coming. After all, you don't tease one of the biggest villains in the entirety of the Marvel universe without admitting that you're planning to translate the iconic "Infinity Gauntlet" storyline to the big screen. That probably won't happen until 'The Avengers 3,' but fret not, true believers: T