--- product_id: 151376383 title: "Guardians of the Galaxy [4K UHD]" price: "8538 som" currency: KGS in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/151376383-guardians-of-the-galaxy-4k-uhd store_origin: KG region: Kyrgyzstan --- # Guardians of the Galaxy [4K UHD] **Price:** 8538 som **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Guardians of the Galaxy [4K UHD] - **How much does it cost?** 8538 som with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/151376383-guardians-of-the-galaxy-4k-uhd) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description From Marvel Studios, the studio that brought you IRON MAN, THOR, CAPTAIN AMERICA and THE AVENGERS, comes an unlikely new team -- the Guardians of the Galaxy -- in stunning 4K Ultra HD! The Marvel Cinematic Universe expands into the cosmos when brash space adventurer Peter Quill steals a mysterious, all-powerful orb. Chased by relentless enemies, he forges an uneasy alliance with a ragtag band of misfits, leading to a desperate battle that will decide the fate of the galaxy. Review: A very fun, surprisingly great movie - This was a movie that could have been very good, or very bad, depending on whether it was done right. Fortunately, it was and the result was a very fun, and funny action movie. The story revolves around the formation of Marvel's "B Team" of heroes, or as the Honest Trailer calls them, Space Avengers. It is set in the Marvel Universe, so while superheroes exist none of the guardians have powers. The closest is Groot, who is a 7 foot plus tall tree looking thing. There is some cross-over with the other films as well. Thanos, who was last seen in the end credits to Avengers plays another background bad guy in this one, and the collector who was in Thor 2 also makes an appearance. The story revolves around an orb which is more powerful than most know. It is in fact another infinity stone which can destroy almost anything (or anyone) who touches it. Chris Pratt's Star Lord/Peter Quill character, who ends up the leader of the group, is basically a thief hired to steal the orb. Which sets off a huge galactic chase leading to the end battle with Ronan the Accuser, played by Lee Pace. What makes these characters interesting is that even the good guys are not all good. And they all have very different motives. Drax is after Ronan on a mission of revenge, Gamora is an assassin for Thanos wanting to get away from him, Rocket, Groot and Quill are basically all bounty hunters in it for the money. But what separates them from everyone else is when they need to do the right thing to save each other, and stop the bad guy, they do. Like I said in the beginning, this was totally a movie that could have bombed. Considering 2 of the main characters were totally CGI, and one was an ex-wrestler who was never known to have what passes for good acting skills even in the world of pro wrestling, it could have gone bad quickly. Luckily they wrote Drax's lines totally deadpan and made his character so monotone and serious that Bautista really did not have to do much other than be big and scary. And the animators did so well with the CGI characters, that unlike how they would have looked back at the beginning of the CGI craze, they did not look fake or out of place at all. Bradley Cooper brought great life to a wisecracking smart-a** racoon and the animators did such a great job giving Groot a personality, it ended up being Vin Diesel's best acting performance yet despite him only repeating the same line over and over. For those who get the discs, the movie sounds and looks great on blu ray. I did not watch the 3D version, but the regular version was flawless. As far as extras go, they pretty well mirror what was on Thor 2 and Captain America 2. A couple behind the scenes and making of features, deleted and extended scenes, a gag reel, and short look at the making of Avengers 2. The movie does have a Star Wars meets Marvel Universe feel to it. Or even more appropriately Spaceballs meets Marvel Universe feel. It is as much a comedy as it is an action/adventure movie, and both aspects work very well. If you are a fan of the other Marvel movies and are in any way on the fence about this one, I definitely think it is worth checking out. Review: HERE TO SAVE THE DAY - The past few years have been very good to movies based on comic books. While those based on DC comics have been slow out of the gate movies based on Marvel comics licenses have skyrocketed. Perhaps the most surprising of these was a movie based on a lesser known and not hugely popular comic that took the box office by storm. Not only was it a surprise hit it just might be the best of the Marvel movies released to date. That movie arrives on DVD this week and is called GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY. The movie opens with a young boy confronted with the death of his mother to cancer. Running from the hospital he finds himself beamed aboard a UFO. Fast forward some years later and we see that boy now grown landing on a desolate planet devoid of human life forms. He steals an orb from a futuristic safe and is then set upon by minions of Ronan the Accuser out to take the orb for their leader. When he tells them his name is Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) otherwise known as Star Lord they are less than impressed, not even recognizing it. That adds to their surprise when he takes back the orb and flees with them hot on his trail. Quill is out to make some money by taking the orb he was sent to steal to a dealer and bypassing his leader, the head of the Ravagers known as Yondu (Michael Rooker). At the same time Ronan (Lee Pace) has set his own special warrior to retrieve the orb, Gamora (Zoe Saldana). The dealer cancels the deal when he learns of Ronan’s involvement and Gamora tries to take the orb. At that same moment an unlikely pair of fortune seekers reads that Yondu has put a price on Quills head. The pair is Rocket Racoon (Bradley Cooper) who actually is a raccoon, and his partner Groot (Vin Diesel), a walking talking plant. As the four struggle for control of one another they are eventually captured by the space police known as the Nova Corp. Sent to the worst prison in the universe the four make a deal to get the orb and take it to a buyer Gamora is aware of. It turns out she hates Ronan and is double crossing him. When they arrive at the prison she is set upon by a few inmates, specifically Drax the Destroyer (Dave Bautista). When Drax learns that Gamora was not responsible for the murder of his family, he joins with the foursome to plan their escape so he can seek revenge. Escape they do and from there the adventure moves forward with alarming speed. Moving from one part of the universe to another, pursued by Ronan who is working for a cosmic bad guy named Thanos (Josh Brolin) and wanted by the Nova Corp, the five misfits join forces to do what it right. Eventually that comes down to facing off against Ronan after he has taken the orb and utilized it to his advantage. By the third act the now called Guardians of the Galaxy have united with the Nova Corp and try to save a world from being obliterated. I have to say that words cannot begin to describe how much I enjoyed this movie, so much so that watching it on DVD was my third viewing. I can tell you that it holds up to multiple viewings and is one that I’ll probably watch every few months, enjoying it each and every time. This movie offers the near perfect combination of action, humor, worlds of wonder and space opera unlike any seen before. Watching this movie brought back memories of the first time I saw STAR WARS. It is that good. The driving force that brought this about was director James Gunn, a man who labored under some truly bad movies for Troma but who has grown into an accomplished director who knows how to do it right. Once you include some amazing performances by all around and in particular Pratt who brings Quill to life, you have a great flick. That is just added to by the eye popping special effects on scene here from the basic aliens done with make up to the state of the art CGI effects that bring Rocket and Groot to life. While these things combine to make it look great, the story itself takes it over the top. This is a tale of misfits, a group of people who don’t quite fit in anywhere, who band together to form something good. In the process they begin to become friends and to care for one another. At times they frustrate one another and at others they’re willing to sacrifice themselves to save their group as well as the Universe. In so doing these criminals become the greatest of heroes. This year I’ve seen more movies than usual not just on DVD but in theaters. I can say now without a doubt that this was by far my favorite film of the year. My guess is that due to its popularity and the fact it is comic book based it won’t be nominated for any major awards with the exception of effects. That’s too bad because for me this was the best movie of the year. Add it to your collection today. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Contributor | Benicio Del Toro, Bradley Cooper, Chris Pratt, Christopher Fairbank, Dave Bautista, Djimon Hounsou, Glenn Close, Gregg Henry, James Gunn, John C. Reilly, Karen Gillan, Krystian Godlewski, Laura Haddock, Lee Pace, Michael Rooker, Nicole Perlman, Peter Serafinowicz, Sean Gunn, Vin Diesel, Wyatt Oleff, Zoë Saldana Contributor Benicio Del Toro, Bradley Cooper, Chris Pratt, Christopher Fairbank, Dave Bautista, Djimon Hounsou, Glenn Close, Gregg Henry, James Gunn, John C. Reilly, Karen Gillan, Krystian Godlewski, Laura Haddock, Lee Pace, Michael Rooker, Nicole Perlman, Peter Serafinowicz, Sean Gunn, Vin Diesel, Wyatt Oleff, Zoë Saldana See more | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 46,406 Reviews | | Format | 4K, 4K, NTSC, Subtitled | | Genre | Action/Adventure | | Language | English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish | | Runtime | 2 hours and 1 minute | ## Product Details - **Format:** 4K, 4K, NTSC, Subtitled - **Genre:** Action/Adventure - **Language:** English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish - **Runtime:** 2 hours and 1 minute ## Images ![Guardians of the Galaxy [4K UHD] - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91ynoYIAEsL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A very fun, surprisingly great movie *by S***R on December 27, 2014* This was a movie that could have been very good, or very bad, depending on whether it was done right. Fortunately, it was and the result was a very fun, and funny action movie. The story revolves around the formation of Marvel's "B Team" of heroes, or as the Honest Trailer calls them, Space Avengers. It is set in the Marvel Universe, so while superheroes exist none of the guardians have powers. The closest is Groot, who is a 7 foot plus tall tree looking thing. There is some cross-over with the other films as well. Thanos, who was last seen in the end credits to Avengers plays another background bad guy in this one, and the collector who was in Thor 2 also makes an appearance. The story revolves around an orb which is more powerful than most know. It is in fact another infinity stone which can destroy almost anything (or anyone) who touches it. Chris Pratt's Star Lord/Peter Quill character, who ends up the leader of the group, is basically a thief hired to steal the orb. Which sets off a huge galactic chase leading to the end battle with Ronan the Accuser, played by Lee Pace. What makes these characters interesting is that even the good guys are not all good. And they all have very different motives. Drax is after Ronan on a mission of revenge, Gamora is an assassin for Thanos wanting to get away from him, Rocket, Groot and Quill are basically all bounty hunters in it for the money. But what separates them from everyone else is when they need to do the right thing to save each other, and stop the bad guy, they do. Like I said in the beginning, this was totally a movie that could have bombed. Considering 2 of the main characters were totally CGI, and one was an ex-wrestler who was never known to have what passes for good acting skills even in the world of pro wrestling, it could have gone bad quickly. Luckily they wrote Drax's lines totally deadpan and made his character so monotone and serious that Bautista really did not have to do much other than be big and scary. And the animators did so well with the CGI characters, that unlike how they would have looked back at the beginning of the CGI craze, they did not look fake or out of place at all. Bradley Cooper brought great life to a wisecracking smart-a** racoon and the animators did such a great job giving Groot a personality, it ended up being Vin Diesel's best acting performance yet despite him only repeating the same line over and over. For those who get the discs, the movie sounds and looks great on blu ray. I did not watch the 3D version, but the regular version was flawless. As far as extras go, they pretty well mirror what was on Thor 2 and Captain America 2. A couple behind the scenes and making of features, deleted and extended scenes, a gag reel, and short look at the making of Avengers 2. The movie does have a Star Wars meets Marvel Universe feel to it. Or even more appropriately Spaceballs meets Marvel Universe feel. It is as much a comedy as it is an action/adventure movie, and both aspects work very well. If you are a fan of the other Marvel movies and are in any way on the fence about this one, I definitely think it is worth checking out. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ HERE TO SAVE THE DAY *by M***R on December 23, 2014* The past few years have been very good to movies based on comic books. While those based on DC comics have been slow out of the gate movies based on Marvel comics licenses have skyrocketed. Perhaps the most surprising of these was a movie based on a lesser known and not hugely popular comic that took the box office by storm. Not only was it a surprise hit it just might be the best of the Marvel movies released to date. That movie arrives on DVD this week and is called GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY. The movie opens with a young boy confronted with the death of his mother to cancer. Running from the hospital he finds himself beamed aboard a UFO. Fast forward some years later and we see that boy now grown landing on a desolate planet devoid of human life forms. He steals an orb from a futuristic safe and is then set upon by minions of Ronan the Accuser out to take the orb for their leader. When he tells them his name is Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) otherwise known as Star Lord they are less than impressed, not even recognizing it. That adds to their surprise when he takes back the orb and flees with them hot on his trail. Quill is out to make some money by taking the orb he was sent to steal to a dealer and bypassing his leader, the head of the Ravagers known as Yondu (Michael Rooker). At the same time Ronan (Lee Pace) has set his own special warrior to retrieve the orb, Gamora (Zoe Saldana). The dealer cancels the deal when he learns of Ronan’s involvement and Gamora tries to take the orb. At that same moment an unlikely pair of fortune seekers reads that Yondu has put a price on Quills head. The pair is Rocket Racoon (Bradley Cooper) who actually is a raccoon, and his partner Groot (Vin Diesel), a walking talking plant. As the four struggle for control of one another they are eventually captured by the space police known as the Nova Corp. Sent to the worst prison in the universe the four make a deal to get the orb and take it to a buyer Gamora is aware of. It turns out she hates Ronan and is double crossing him. When they arrive at the prison she is set upon by a few inmates, specifically Drax the Destroyer (Dave Bautista). When Drax learns that Gamora was not responsible for the murder of his family, he joins with the foursome to plan their escape so he can seek revenge. Escape they do and from there the adventure moves forward with alarming speed. Moving from one part of the universe to another, pursued by Ronan who is working for a cosmic bad guy named Thanos (Josh Brolin) and wanted by the Nova Corp, the five misfits join forces to do what it right. Eventually that comes down to facing off against Ronan after he has taken the orb and utilized it to his advantage. By the third act the now called Guardians of the Galaxy have united with the Nova Corp and try to save a world from being obliterated. I have to say that words cannot begin to describe how much I enjoyed this movie, so much so that watching it on DVD was my third viewing. I can tell you that it holds up to multiple viewings and is one that I’ll probably watch every few months, enjoying it each and every time. This movie offers the near perfect combination of action, humor, worlds of wonder and space opera unlike any seen before. Watching this movie brought back memories of the first time I saw STAR WARS. It is that good. The driving force that brought this about was director James Gunn, a man who labored under some truly bad movies for Troma but who has grown into an accomplished director who knows how to do it right. Once you include some amazing performances by all around and in particular Pratt who brings Quill to life, you have a great flick. That is just added to by the eye popping special effects on scene here from the basic aliens done with make up to the state of the art CGI effects that bring Rocket and Groot to life. While these things combine to make it look great, the story itself takes it over the top. This is a tale of misfits, a group of people who don’t quite fit in anywhere, who band together to form something good. In the process they begin to become friends and to care for one another. At times they frustrate one another and at others they’re willing to sacrifice themselves to save their group as well as the Universe. In so doing these criminals become the greatest of heroes. This year I’ve seen more movies than usual not just on DVD but in theaters. I can say now without a doubt that this was by far my favorite film of the year. My guess is that due to its popularity and the fact it is comic book based it won’t be nominated for any major awards with the exception of effects. That’s too bad because for me this was the best movie of the year. Add it to your collection today. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easily 5 stars *by C***N on February 12, 2015* I've spent the last 30 minutes or so reading comments on this movie, good and bad, and even replied to a few, so now it's time to put my two cents worth in. First, I find it interesting that roughly half of the negative comments I've read were directed at technical issues, not the movie itself. Now, on to my review. Among the most common negative comments are poor character development, lack of a plot, uninteresting characters, not making much sense, being "stupid", and the music. I will address these first. Guardians is not a perfect movie. (Is there such a thing?) There were some foolish points in the plot, such as why the prison guards fired their rocket launchers one at a time, at different windows, instead of unloading everything they had at one window and blowing both the guard tower and the Guardians themselves to smithereens. I also wonder, if the Infinity Stone is so sought after, why it was left completely unguarded on an abandoned planet, and that no one had stumbled across it until Quill found it, at which point everyone showed up for it. I also wonder why Ronan sent just a handful of men for it. If it was that important, I'd have brought my whole fleet for it. Also, it doesn't make much sense to me that bloodthirsty, revenge-driven Ronan would allow himself to be distracted from his life's purpose of destroying Xandar by some idiot singing and dancing. What did it matter what Quill was doing? It would have taken just one movement of his arm and Quill would be no more, along with everyone else on the planet. I also thought Yondu's destruction of all the Sakarran's was a bit unbelievable. In the time it took that arrow to make its way around, SOMEBODY should have shot him. Yet, these points don't detract from the movie in any significant way. It is, after all, a work of fiction, and no good writer lets the truth get in the way of a good story. I thought the character development was a bit shallow, but we did see all of the main characters grow and change a bit, even Groot, who saved the life of someone who had earlier tried to kill him and Rocket. There was certainly a plot, and a fairly easy to follow one. I liked all the characters, finding them believable and sympathetic. As for it being "stupid", that's a matter of taste. Some people like sci-fi, some don't. I love it, if it's done right, which I believe Guardians was. Yes, there's a sentient tree and a talking raccoon, but this is a work of fiction. I find them no more foolish than vampires, werewolves, zombies, and people who can fly, shoot energy beams out of their eyes, and control the weather, which can be found in a number of blockbuster movies. The music was one of my favorite things about it. I grew up in the 70's and 80's, and there wasn't a song on Quill's tape I didn't love. Now for the positive. I absolutely LOVED this movie! I thought it was one of the best I've seen in recent years. It had humor, action, a decent, if somewhat cliché plot, believable, likable characters, excellent acting and direction, and an alien version of Merle Dixon. I half expected a green skinned Daryl Dixon to show up at some point. I also liked all the little references to other Marvel movies and comics, and the scene with dancing baby Groot at the end was just awesome. I also loved the way these diverse characters, who started out fighting each other, gradually became true friends, to the point where they were willing to die for each other. It was that strong bond, and nothing else, which gave them the strength they needed to defeat Ronan. I have no trouble giving this movie 5 stars, despite its flaws, because they are far outweighed by the positive aspects. My advice, check this movie out if you haven't already. Chances are you'll be glad you did, and if not, well don't watch it again, and let everyone know why. 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