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When James Gunn first pitched the opening of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 with Baby Groot dancing to “Mr. Blue Sky” by Electric Light Orchestra, Marvel was not convinced. Studio executives reportedly told Gunn that nobody would want to hear 1970s pop music, and they did not believe it would resonate with modern audiences the way it eventually did. But Gunn was not just fighting for one song. He was defending the entire musical identity of the franchise. The scene had already been storyboarded down to the exact beats of the track, meaning swapping the song would have completely ruined the timing of the jokes and the massive battle happening in the background. The music was the scene. To make it even more personal, Gunn himself performed the motion capture for Baby Groot’s dance, dancing alone in a room to make sure the vibe felt right. Even getting the song cleared was difficult. ELO’s Jeff Lynne was hesitant at first because Gunn had cut another ELO song from the first film, but he eventually agreed. That decision paid off. “Mr. Blue Sky” became one of the most iconic openings in the MCU and one of the most expensive music licenses Marvel has ever approved. 🎶🌱🎬 • #reels #learn #wholesome #explore
When James Gunn first pitched the opening of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 with Baby Groot dancing to “Mr. Blue Sky” by Electric Light Orchestra, Marvel was not convinced. Studio executives reportedly told Gunn that nobody would want to hear 1970s pop music, and they did not believe it would resonate with modern audiences the way it eventually did. But Gunn was not just fighting for one song. He was defending the entire musical identity of the franchise. The scene had already been storyboarded down to the exact beats of the track, meaning swapping the song would have completely ruined the timing of the jokes and the massive battle happening in the background. The music was the scene. To make it even more personal, Gunn himself performed the motion capture for Baby Groot’s dance, dancing alone in a room to make sure the vibe felt right. Even getting the song cleared was difficult. ELO’s Jeff Lynne was hesitant at first because Gunn had cut another ELO song from the first film, but he eventually agreed. That decision paid off. “Mr. Blue Sky” became one of the most iconic openings in the MCU and one of the most expensive music licenses Marvel has ever approved. 🎶🌱🎬 • #reels #learn #wholesome #explore
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