Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 instal the new for apple

In the first two movies, those songs were mainly from the 1970s, including Redbone’s 'Come and Get Your Love', the track Peter is listening to when he is dancing around the cave at the start of the first movie, and that pops up again in a lovely moment in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 that brings the series full circle. 'They simultaneously grounded us and provided a really fun juxtaposition.' 'We're thrust onto a bunch of strange planets with strange landscapes, and the familiarity of the pop songs made it all a little more palatable,' he said.

In an interview with Vulture back in 2014, Gunn explained that the use of music was also there for another reason – to 'ease the audience' into the movie. Gunn has made no secret of the fact that music is really important in the Guardians universe – after all, it is what connects Peter Quill, snatched as a child from Earth, to his late, music-loving mother via the 'awesome mix tape' she created for him that he listens to on his Walkman (until dad Ego destroys it near the end of the second movie, of course). His choices for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 are just as perfect – and even more eclectic and well-chosen than those in the previous movies. Writer/director James Gunn is known for his smart soundtrack picks used throughout the first two Guardians of the Galaxy movies. Guardians of the Galaxy vol 3 spoilers follow.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 instal the new for apple