Via James Gunn
Oh, and this happened....so that's pretty chill:
guardians of the galaxy
Ever wonder what your favorite superheroes would say to one another in a text thread? Comedians Andrew Ivimey and Diana McCallum have come up with some seriously funny exchanges. Here are some of our favorites - for even more you can visit their site, Texts From Superheroes.
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Via Collider
Everyone involved in Marvel movies is always secretly terrified they'll be the one to release some secret information, a crime punishable by passive aggressive tweets.
This time around, though, it wasn't some actor or director just trying to get through yet another deluge of questions from everyone imaginable. Instead, Marvel head honcho, Kevin Fiege let the title for Gaurdians of the Galaxy 2, slip.
“We start shooting Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 in February-March 2016.”
Of course, the title is referencing Star-Lord's childhood, 70's mix tape, Awesome Mix Vol. 1 a playlist that added an amazing amount of hilarious juxtaposition. 
It was such a key to the movie's success, Star-Lord is gifted a 2nd Volume by his dying mother. We just hope Fiege and James Gunn have loaded the sequel with all the classic dance hits a space outlaw needs to jam.
And just in case you didn't fully believe, James Gunn confirmed the title on Twitter.
Yes, the official title for the @Guardians sequel is GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 2. Nice detective work, @colliderfrosty, etc! You got us!
— James Gunn (@JamesGunn) June 29, 2015Advertisement
This weekend Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 saw the release of its second trailer, and just like the death button, Baby Groot stole the show.
People are in love with this adorable little twig, and it's hard not to be.
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Before you pass judgement on the tone of Guardians, consider that Star Wars trailers could have looked like this.
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Via Bleeding Cool
Guardian of the Galaxy is filled with CGI characters, but the truly awesome stuff is the practical makeup effects sported by Karen Gillan as baddie, Nebula. It's so detailed, you forget there's a Doctor Who companion in there.
