Little Quill, who had just lost his mother, was taken from Earth by the Marauders. Years later, Quill has become a member of the Marauders, Star Lord, who stole the Cosmic Spirit Orb one step ahead of Ronan the Kree. Getting the Cosmic Spirit Orb is the task given to Quill by the Marauder Leader Courage, and Quill's act of taking the Cosmic Spirit Ball but not returning it completely angered Courage and issued a reward for capturing Quill alive.
Star Lord Quill who got the Cosmic Spirit Ball
On the other hand, Ronan the Kree is also very angry, Kerry and Shandar reach a peace agreement, but Ronan's fathers died at the hands of the Shandars, ronan and Thanos (first appeared in Avengers 1) made a deal, as long as Ronan exchanged the cosmic spirit ball. Thanos' daughter Kamora is sent to Shandar to retrieve the Cosmic Spirit Orb.
Camorra and Quill stage a battle for the Cosmic Spirit Ball in Sandal, and Rocket and Groot, who came to capture Quill, also participate in the performance, and all of them are arrested by the Nova Legion and sent to Kling Prison.
Rocket and Groot
Kamora betrayed Ronan and Thanos, and she wanted to leave the two of them, and selling the Cosmic Orb for four billion was her only chance.
In prison, inmates yell at Kamora to tear her apart, and all the prisoners have their families killed in the killings caused by Ronan. The Destroyer, like Drax, is bent on killing Ronan and his men to avenge his family. The four discuss the escape plan, Groot heard that the rocket wanted the battery, and before they could finish, they directly dismantled it and gave it to the rocket, the operation was forced to start early, the rocket who was very experienced in escaping from prison was able to command well, and with the help of Drax, the group escaped from Kling Prison.
Kamora, Rocket, and Quill discuss the escape plan, and Drax watches Groot with the battery
Collector Tanria Tiwan (first appeared in Thor 2: Dark World, previously introduced) is the buyer of the Cosmic Orb, where they are told the origin of the Infinity Stones, which contain purple power gems. The collector's servant thought about the gem, but he did not expect that at the moment of contact, everything would burn in flames and the servant would turn into ashes.
To avenge his family, Drax recklessly calls Ronan to their planet. Kamora's cosmic magic ball is intercepted by her sister Nebula, and the power gem is taken away. In order to save Kamora, Quill had to contact the Marauders and finally reached an agreement to fight Ronan together.
Ronan obtains the Infinity Stones, which are not only not given to Thanos, but are also used to increase his own strength to sanction Sandal.
Shandar's Nova Corps formed a protective net on the surface of Ronan's ship, but to no avail. Ronan is empowered by the Infinity Stones, Quail's weapon doesn't cause him substantial damage, Drax goes up to cover his teammates, and when Ronan is about to kill him, rockets fly the spaceship to crash into Ronan, buying his companions a lot of time. The ship was still falling, and Groot grew into a hollow ball to protect his companions, which consumed all of his life force. The ship lands on Shandar, Quill dances to distract Ronan, his companions take the opportunity to smash the container of the Power Gem, Quill doesn't have much time to think, reaches out and grasps the Power Gem, and when the pain is unbearable, Camorra, Drax, and Rocket all hold hands to share the power, and finally defeat Ronan.
Watch Quill dance overwhelmed Ronan
Star-Lord's father was an ancient creature that the Shandars had never seen before, so he held the Infinity Gem but did not die immediately.
The remaining branches of Groot were planted by Rocket with a flower pot, and at the end of the film, they have grown into a cute Groot baby.
Drax comforts the rocket that lost Groot
In the film, Stan Lee plays the old man with the young girl that Rocket sees when he observes the Shandars. The end-credit Easter egg is a collection of collectors guarding the destroyed collection and drinking with Howard's Strange Duck.
The Guardians of the Galaxy series revolves around Quill and the likes, bringing Thanos and the Infinity Stones into view. Quill is an ordinary man, he has no divine powers, a transformed body, an astonishing wealth, but he is a very optimistic person, and the fragments of dancing to distract Ronan in the face of Ronan's critical moment are really classic. In order not to let Ronan get the power gem to test his life, and calm the conflict when his friends began to argue, this made me think he was a very good friend. When he was a child, Quill fought for a frog because someone else hurt him, and the grown-up Star-Lord was willing to throw himself into the net to save Kamora, and his kindness has never changed. I will continue to talk about "Guardians of the Galaxy 2" later, and some of the views on star-lords will be discussed later. In short, "Guardians of the Galaxy 1" is really good-looking, it is recommended to watch the original film, it will not disappoint you.