Sacred Cinema: Guardians of the Galaxy

Faith Adjacent

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4.8 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2022

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

In this latest Sacred Cinema episode, we’re deep-diving one of the most surprising films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Guardians of the Galaxy. Join Knox and Jamie as they discuss topics including Chris Pratt’s faith, how Bradley Cooper’s role as Rocket Raccoon led to A Star is Born, and some of the best quotes that we want to see turned into books. Could this be one of the best ensemble films of all time? You’ll have to listen to find out!

MENTIONS

Guardians of the Galaxy: Watch here | IMDb | Rotten Tomatoes
Previous MCU Episodes: Captain America: The First Avenger | Captain Marvel | Iron Man | Iron Man 2 | The Incredible Hulk | Thor | The Avengers | Iron Man 3 | Thor: The Dark World | Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Chris Pratt: Polarizing Chris Pratt | Chris Pratt’s Religion
Karen Gillan: Karen Gillan’s Nebula Transformation
Bradley Cooper: Bradley Cooper Voicing Rocket Racoon | Inside the Actors Studio
Vin Diesel: Watch Vin Diesel record while wearing stilts | Vin Diesel at the Premiere
Listen: Guardians of the Galaxy Soundtrack
This Week in Seminary: Mini-Favored or Forsaken #23 and Sacerd Cinema Devotionals

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to this very special episode of Sacred Cinema.
0:11.9	Joining me is always a Class A prevert.
0:14.4	It's Jamie Golden.
0:15.4	I actually think that's maybe the most appropriate thing you've ever said at the beginning of
0:19.4	the episode.
0:20.4	That fits perfectly.
0:21.4	Okay, so today we are going to deep dive at 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy, the 11th film
0:26.1	and the chronological Marvel Cinematic Universe.
0:29.3	Sacred Cinema is a monthly upstairs where we deep dive movies to remember them, to review
0:32.9	them and to extract understandings and awarenesses that are both secular and sacred.
0:36.3	Now, wearing the back half of phase 2 of the MCU, if you're new here, you can learn more
0:41.2	about our Sacred Cinema series at thebobblebinge.com.
0:44.9	Now in terms of what you can expect from this specific episode or hypothesis here is that
0:48.0	guy can be found everywhere and in everything.
0:50.3	Accordingly, we will analyze this movie both with a secular and sacred lens to see what
0:54.2	divine elements we can excavate and examine.
0:57.3	Alright, Jamie, we're finally here.
1:00.0	We have some dark times.
1:01.5	We really did go through some dark seasons.
1:03.8	It was rough, but I feel like we've earned this.
1:06.2	We have earned what I believe will be a pretty, pretty, I mean, Atheorel Tron is probably
1:11.9	coming up, maybe Matt, one of my lesser favorite of the films.
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