I absolutely love when the character says something like "NOOOOOOOO" and he just says "No"

Logo: Exists CinemaSins: *I see this as an absolute sin*

"Rocket, like Marvel, commands us to look at a Stan Lee cameo." Lol I love that sin.

"Why not just get the orb yourself?" Thanos loves sitting.

GOTG Intro: Quill looks cool Endgame: Quill looks like an idiot

After Endgame.. I can't watch beginning 'dance bit' the same way.. I always try and look in the background to see if I can spot Nebula or Rhodey. But *That's not how Time-Travel works.*

12:25 Gamora gave everyone an orb earlier. That’s how he managed to trick Yondu.

Well, that Spider-Man joke didn’t age too well 😬😬

"why would i put my finger on his throat?" is comedic gold. ...and it's cuz Drax takes everything literally, not because space doesn't use the gesture.

The best entry scene ever. Starlord dancing on a forlorn planet.

Logo before a movie: Exists Cinema sins: *_a n g e r_*

I feel like most of the major plot-hole sins were actually explained after the release of the movie, mostly in GOTG 2. A lot of unbelievable stuff that Peter does is explained by having a Celestial dad. Yandu showed up when Peter's mom died because he couldn't show up before she did. I don't know where I heard this, but the place the Power Stone is stored is usually flooded, only becoming accessible once every 500 years or so. So yeah, it figures that anyone after it would arrive at approximately the same time.

*Remember* when those videos were *3 minutes* long? *_Pepperidge Farm Remembers_*

Me: *excited to watch new cinemasins' video* :) Me: *realizes its a re-upload* :(

"I bet that wheat-field-genocide won't be used." ***Cue laugh track 3***

I replayed that part at 0:24. Yk why? 1: the protagonist as a kid says "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!" and the guy itself said "no." 2: i laughed at the part because it was funny 3: i decided to replay it over and over again for fun. And yup thats it

Everything Wrong With Shark Tale (2004)

2014: *Jeremy has a hunch that the "wheat field genocide" ability wont be used* 4 years later: *Infinity War* *Sin-ding *

Groot: Kills a dozen or so people Me: Dang, Groot. You are a bada** Groot: (Looks back and smiles Me: Aww, Groot. You are so cute!

This movie jumpstarted the MCU into what it is today. What a phenomenal movie!!

Since you asked, here's how space is a lot less instantly fatal that movies often portray it as. tl;dr - You can survive about 4 minutes and hours if you have an oxygen supply. Alright, so let's say a human body finds itself in the vacuum of space, not unlike poor ol' Starlord here. What happens to it? The first thing you need to know is how non-solid matter behaves in a vacuum; it rushes to fill the area until it it evenly spread, helped along by the fact there is no major sources for gravity to tether it together. For the human body, which is just over 60% water, this is generally a very worrying experience. Thankfully, we have an epidermis, our skin, which works in keeping it all contained, as well as muscles and bones to keep us structurally sound. The majority of the water we are made up of is located in three major sections, the heart, the lungs, and blood within. Let's start with the heart. The actual heart is a muscle, a solid material. Despite all the blood within it, it is able to keep its shape and continue functioning during this time of stress on the human body. The blood would be the major culprit, however it is transported in veins, arteries, and capillaries, all of which are solid enough to withstand multiple atmospheres of pressure, or the lack thereof, as evidenced by the ability to swim more than 10 meters deep without spontaneously failing. You would have flushed skin from dilatations, and may have some slight tenderness from mild bruising, but only from the smallest and weakest capillaries being unable to take the pressure, likely due more to lifestyle than the negative atmosphere. A healthy human would not suffer these adverse effects. The lungs would be the major failing point. They're filled with smaller blood vessels, but injuries from a vacuum to these would not be major. After all, the blood is almost in contact with the space inside the lungs, so their rupture would reduce its ability to circulate, but the exchange of gasses would be able to be resumed. The gasses, however, would be the much larger issue. With a vacuum in the environment, the gasses in your lungs would expand to fill the void, and would cause a major build up in pressure if they had no way to escape. If you did not exhale, the gasses previously held in your lungs would expand and rupture the lungs! Now, that's not to say they would pop like a balloon. The weakest section of one of your lungs' tissue would tear, and those gasses would be released into your chest cavity, a much sturdier environment that could withstand the pressure. Being connected, your other lung would pass gasses through the esophagus to its twin, saving one of your lungs. The shock to your system would cause you to gasp involuntarily, inadvertently removing the gasses from your body when in a vacuum. If you're going into space, scream first! A torn lung is not fatal, but it is a serious condition! The only other liquid system in your body that would be effected are the eyes. The inside of your eyes is semi-liquid, and the outer shell is malleable. Your eyes wouldn't pop, but they would deform, and your sight would be blurry until your received a prolonged rest, allowing them to recover. While not necessarily liquid, your waste system's muscles and sphincters would be put to a test. Those with a weak bladder control or anus control would find the situation more uncomfortable than otherwise. So, if the vacuum won't kill you (aside from suffocation) then what about the temperature? Surely you'd freeze! Not so. There is no efficient way for a human body to lose heat from contact, as there are far, FAR too few many particles surrounding it. Provided you were visible to a star, you'd never freeze in outer space. In a solar shadow, you'd lose body heat at a rate so slow that it would take over 24 hours for a human body to reach 32°F. Oxygen? The brain can survive just over six minutes without oxygen before brain death occurs. Brain damage is less forgiving, and can occur under five minutes. Radiation, then? Radiation will kill you in the coming months, right? Perhaps. A single chest X-Ray gives about 0.0014Gy (Greys) of radiation. Every minute in space, and not in a solar shadow, you receive an amount of radiation equal to three chest X-Rays. A human will start to feel the effects at 0.35Gys, suffer more permanent damage as blood cells die at 1Gy, and 4Gys can be fatal. You'd need to be in the vacuum of space for approximately 83 minutes before you'd receive adverse effects from radiation similar to the flu. A human exposed to space would suffer from blurry eyes, a lower core temperature, tender skin, and may have to change their pants. For a superhero that is half super-dad he'd be walking in no time at all, with nothing more than a headache, fuzzy vision, and a newfound respect for oxygen.

I was all like “these sins seem awfully familiar” then I read the description

6:12 Fun Fact: This guy played Darth Vader in Rogue One.

Honestly considering all the advanced alien technology, the fact he travels all over, the large range of life... I don't think it would be that hard for him to find some tinkerer somewhere who could upgrade his simplistic Walkman to last well beyond Earthling standards. Heck maybe he even did it himself.

Me: Time to get a good night sleep Phone: *Cinemasins has uploaded* Me: Nah, sleeping can wait

There's no scene of him rewinding the tape with a pencil after his walkman rewinds it too loosely for the 4700th time **DING**

Thanos can't use the power stone in the same way that a Celestial can, at least not in the MCU. The fact that Thanos needs a special gauntlet just to control the powers of the stones properly should reflect that. Any other celestial can just use any of the stones to their full power with no issues. Its because the Celestials are basically gods, Thanos is just a mortal.

I can only imagine rocket yelling”IM THE BOLD ACTION MAAAAAN!” At 11:19 Rip Charles, you were amazing

I remember when people questioned if they could even create an all comedy movie. Now guardians is considered a classic in the marvel universe.

“i bet that wheat-field-genocide won’t be used” well, honey.

Quill: “Yea that’s how eyesight works you stupid raccoon!” Rocket: “DONT CALL ME A RACCOON!!” Quill: “I’m sorry...I took it to far....I meant trash-panda” Rocket: “is that better?” Drax: “I don’t know” Quill: “it’s worse.....it’s so much worse” Sorry this is in my head and also sorry for any spelling mistakes for the names 😂 Edit fixed Quil to Quill Also wrong vol but what ever

I laughed out loud with the “bar at the mining colony”. My son recognize the channel because even with movies I love I nit pick over the things that make not sense. I don’t agree with every sin but I love the videos.

"Dr who is that" is my favorite sin by far NEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRDDD!

CinemaSins 2014: I bet they won't use that Wheat mowing Civilization Killing Power! CinemaSins 2018: I don't feel so good.

"where Is blue merle" i love that haha

Fun Fact: Before Infinity War, Guardians of The Galaxy had the highest on screen death toll

Starting your day with cinema sins- truly a good day.

3:09 Dude Riddick would fit in PERFECTLY with the Guardians of the Galaxy. it'd be weird but awesome... just like the GotG!

0:50 im surprised the narrator failed to mention that Star Lord‘s Sony TPS-L2 Walkman couldn’t be attached to his belt without the leather case, because the TPS-L2 didn’t come with a Belt Clip on the back of the Walkman.

When rocket crashed the ship into the “bridge” he took out the pilots controlling the ships with those orbs. That’s why the ship went down. Not because of the sheer destruction.

i dont think you gave howard the duck enough sins at the end, hes worth at least 50

"How long would it take someone to die just floating around in space like that?" According to Google, about a minute and a half, so Quill could've survived that. He's also basically part god, as we're told in Guardians 2, so that may have helped a little.

7:56 whew chile were you wrong

7:47 I've always wondered about the stones like this, these stones were so powerful singlehandedly before thanos, it was strange how weak it was with him compared to its original form. Maybe the stones got weaker by size? When the celestials used the stones it was much much stronger but always a whole lot bigger, yet when thanos used it, it could only take a moon down by wave instead of well just taking it down in general (sorry if I worded that out wrong, please correct me) because it was literally the size of a pebble.

*everyone* wants Jeremy to just do endgame already *jeremy* reupload guardians

I love the fact that even THEY can't hate groot.

6:33 you actually don't have to worry about freezing to death in space, as there are not enough particles to take heat away from your body. However there is still the issue of massive amounts of radiation.

“Why can’t the space air go up his sleeve” That’s not how it works

“I bet that wheat field genocide won’t be used” That sin hasn’t aged well.

I love the music, Peter has awesome taste in music

7:58 he owes us this sin back considering the genocidal power of the stones was definitely seen in a future movie

2:15 this is exactly like when you said "this scene does not have a lap dance" when you did the amazing spiderman 😂😂

Alternative title: This Has Less Sins Than Toy Story 4 and Beck is Angry

Missed Audio Outtake opportunity: during Quill's pep talk to the Guardians during their lowest point, should have swapped in Bill Murray from Stripes at a similar moment in that movie. Also, Cinema Sins: Stripes.

"Is Drax sharpening his knife to Jackson 5 or is Baby Groot dancing with no music?"

9:00 As wild as it sounds, the "staying alive in outer space" thing is totally realistic. Appearantly you can live up to like 10 minutes. Also humans would die loooong before they'd "freeze over"

12:55 Grootsurrection, or... Groot's Erection...

Happy to watch this but I just realized it's a reupload

Actually I gotta say that Thanos very definitely used the stones, “wheat field genocide” powers,cause that 100% what happened in Infinity War after the universe got Thanos snapped.

Loved the audio outtake with Gamora for Neytiri, and Quill for Emmett. Epic.

MCU fans flocking to the scene to defend this movie despite the fact that CinemaSins probably really likes this franchise. *DING*

10:54 Proof that CinemaSins has a heart ;)

One thing that’s perhaps overlooked is when the guy who was going to execute gamora (before Drax) claimed to have no idea what the finger across the throat meant when questioned by Quill. Yet, earlier, when the door closes to Gamora’s cell and all the other inmates stand outside making death threats, the same guy can be seen giving the universal “finger across the throat” gesture. Just my contribution to the sin count 👍🏻

One thing that everyone always misses is that the ending song "Ain't not mountain high enough" is clearly stated to be on the Awesome Mix 1 tape but plays when he inserts the Awesome Mix 2 tape

"I bet when we finally see someone wielding these against our heroes - be it in this movie or a future sequel, or an Avengers film - the stone's "wheat field genocide" power won't be used. I just kinda have a feeling." Thanos: "I'm about to end this man's whole career."

if I had one wish, I'd wish for you guys to become immortal. that way I can Watch Cinemasins, Forever !

Man CinemaSins dropped the ball on the ' I look around at us, you want to know what I see? ' one by not doubling down on the guardians and adding "A buncha jackasses standing in a circle" 'dubbed over

7:54 The Reason Thanos didn’t use the Power Stone in infinity War to kill everyone is because he DIDNT want to kill everyone. He ONLY wanted to kill Stark and Thor because those were the only people that were Threats to him. (He killed Vision & Gamora because he had to, and he killed Loki because he lied to him). And in Endgame, he was never able to consolidate the stones and use them (except at the end)!

"Now, if you're a toddler, put your hand down" 👍👍👍

Everything Wrong With Chicken Little (2005)

The baby groot dancing is so fucking adorable

7:28 CinemaSins: "Yeah, I know... pretty coincidental, right? Mom dies AND he's abducted by aliens on the same day? Crap---- the same freaking hour!!" Me: "He's making fun of a movie for not making sense, EVEN THOUGHT THEY EXPLAIN IT IN THE SECOND, WHICH CAME OUT TWO YEARS AGO!!!!" "AHHHHHHH"

3:04 you forgot one. Peter’s enhancements were a translator in his neck but when they were at the kyln, Peter couldn’t understand Groot

@5:49 that has always bugged me about this movie. Or the fact that when he does get them to shoot all at once he counts down instead of having them fire. Do love that Avengers theme it sounds slightly modified maybe because its not the Avengers, its GOTG.

"WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS?" "Because the needs ... of the many ... outweigh ... " "The needs of the few." "Or the one."

Cinimasins, I honestly believe you missed about 50% of this movies detail because about half of what you pointed out was covered with small details you can catch in the movie. The rest were, unfortunately, perfectly valid sins.

Any movie with a logo CinemaSins: your sin cannot be forgiven mortal

2 sins you missed: - Lloyd Kaufman's cameo. - Gamora's line "I'm going to die, surrounded by the biggest idiots in the galaxy."

3:57 guard opens it for them because why the hell not. Also after prison pod takes off there is a dude running on the ground while gravity is off, you didn't reach a 100% D

2:30 *Fine, I’ll just do it myself*

I didn't want to ruin my favorite movie... But... It's CinemaSins. I am divided😭

Legends know its a reupload

The overdubs were so very excellent! Thank you!

Is it me or is it almost all the time when Jeremy sees the opportunity to make a reference I hear the sin-dinger?

Movie:has a logo longer than 3 seconds Cinemasins:so you have chosen...death.

Even the best movies have some things wrong with it. Nothing can be completely perfect, not even a guardian of the galaxy

one of my favourite marvel films ever. so entertaining.

You guys ruin so many movies of my past, and pretty much everyone I watch in the future, and I love you for it, Keep on, Keeping on.

I think you missed one when the group is waiting for the Collector on Knowhere. There’s a weird dialogue between Quill and Gamora: Gamora: “My father didn’t stress diplomacy.” Quill: “Thanos?” Gamora: “He is not my father.”

*CINAMACINS CAN YOU PLEASSEEEE DO JOE'S APARTMENT*

Cinema sins making fun of cinema sins in their videos will never get old

6:48 love you for shout out to my boy James!

Cinema sins then: Complaints about movies over explaining locations Cinema sins now: complaining about movies being vague.

This man had the balls to assume that Rocket is a raccoon from earth when he's been in space for 26 years!

The WB frog croak at the end during the outtakes was a nice touch

Everything wrong with Dodgeball a true underdog story

"in other words ... The floor" 😂😂😂 lmao Jesus I am crying

About the extra orb, gamora gave them each one, which was a good idea, she used hers to contain the infinity stone so quill still had his to make the switch.

this is my favourite movie ever, and I really love the opening dance scene. so random yet awesome

I can’t believe you didn’t add a sin for the fact they only start calling the the orb, ‘the stone’ once the audience knows it contains a stone.