With Guardians now firmly established as one of the hottest properties in the Marvel Studios cannon, to say that this summer's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is riding in on a wave of hype and anticipation - and hefty box office projections - would be a massive understatement. Fans waited with bated breath for a trailer, and weren't disappointed when it arrived, with a lot of the credit for that going to the adorable baby version of Groot. Additional trailers have only added to the excitement, painting a picture of a sequel likely to be just as much of a good time as its predecessor.
With that in mind, YouTube content creators CineFix have taken it upon themselves to pay tribute to one of Guardians 2's recent trailers in hilarious fashion. The group has created a shot-for-shot, low-tech remake, offering fans an amusing glimpse at what Guardians 2 might have looked like if produced in the same manner as the legendarily low-budget, officially unreleased Roger Corman version of the Fantastic Four. Check out the full video above, and marvel at the DIY ingenuity it must have taken to create it.
As one will quickly notice, a lot of the more complex effects shots were recreated using action figures and homemade sculptures. The video is also backed by an acapella rendition of Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain," the song featured in the trailer being remade. Perhaps the best part is the low-tech renditions of Baby Groot and Rocket, with the latter being accomplished via a stuffed animal, and the former being briefly rendered in both stop-motion and as a small puppet.
For those entertained by the above tongue-in-cheek take on the Guardians 2 trailer, CineFix has also previously done similar homemade trailer recreations for films like Suicide Squad, Captain America: Civil War, and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
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Source: CineFix