Taserface : Who’s Reluctance To Pursue Quill Leads To A Mutiny?

The ravegers capture rocket and groot, but yondu's reluctance to pursue quill leads to a mutiny by yondu's crew. his lieutenant, who calls himself taserface (chris sullivan), imprisons yondu, rocket and groot, gets rid of those loyal to yondu and teams up with nebula to catch up with the rest of the guardians, who, in the meantime, have run into some pretty serious trouble of their own. "guardians of the galaxy vol.

He will return in the upcoming disney+ series secret invasion. taserface (portrayed by chris sullivan) is a ravager mercenary and a lieutenant in yondu udonta's ravager clan. he is depicted as being proud of his name as he believes it strikes fear into the hearts of his enemies.

Along the way they encounter gamora's cyborg half-sister nebula (karen gillan) who is seemingly hellbent on killing gamora but has other motivations as well, the blue arrow wielding leader of the pirate gang the ravagers yondu (michael rooker) and his ravager accomplice kraglin (sean gunn), and the mysterious but wacky living planet ego (kurt russell), a god-like figure who claims to be peter's father and his antenna-harboring empathetic naive servant mantis (pom klementieff). this sequel keeps it up with both insane special effects with the spaceship warping scenes and space dogfights clearly showing that, crazy makeup (almost every character has some on especially gamora and nebula), beautiful cinematography with ego's planet being a source of great beauty. villains also appear as well, with the ravagers new oddly-named heavily bearded leader taserface (chris sullivan) and his new more elite version of the ravagers being a source of great problem for the guardians and the sovereigns also want them dead too after rocket offends them in a big way.

Chris pratt also effectively delivers on his performance anytime he has a scene with ego. without any spoilers ego and star-lord's arcs in the climax are what salvages the film from what is a draggy and choppy middle act. as for the villains, taserface and ayesha played by chris sullivan and elizabeth debicki, they don't bring too much into the table, but they also bring enough.