Keeping with the theme of the movie, the product being given away is an unopened Zune. In a tweet on its official account, Microsoft announced a giveaway for the recently released (and excellent) Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.In brief: Remember the Zune, the iconic MP3 player that was discontinued in 2012? Microsoft is offering an unopened one as a promotion for Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, in which it features heavily, but there's no guarantee it works. 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever': Dominique Thorne is Marvel's new iron woman 'Doctor Strange 2': Meet Xochitl Gomez, the teen making America great in the Marvel universe 'We are here now': Tenoch Huerta Mejía's Namor arrives in 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' 'Ant-Man': 'Quantumania' star Kathryn Newton talks Paul Rudd and the role that 'changed my life' That was a cool thing to play and Blurp was along for the ride.” More on Marvel's newest and hottest faces: He finds his way a little bit more and comes into his own and establishes his own identity for himself later on.
“At the start of the movie, (Adam) comes across as quite monstrous and aggressive. “I’m a dog lover and he reminds me of cute ugly dogs,” the actor says. Hopefully Blurp is part of those upcoming adventures: Poulter’s character befriends and is humanized by the fuzzy, four-eared, computer-generated critter. Poulter's next film is the upcoming drama “On Swift Horses,” based on the Shannon Pufahl novel and centered on a love triangle between a Korean War vet (Poulter), his new wife (Daisy Edgar-Jones) and his gambler brother (Jacob Elordi).Īnd he's ready for a return trip as Adam Warlock.
So it's not a physique that I think anyone should really like be trying to aspire to or hold them to any standards other than what makes them happiest or most comfortable.” Adam Warlock flies into future Marvel adventures with his pal BlurpĪdorable and fuzzy Blurp bonds with Adam Warlock in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. “My task was to get into the best possible shape in order to act like a superhero. “Guardians” involved "ramping things up a bit, and I was fortunate I was able to do it with a team of people who helped me do it in a way that was safe and natural and protected my mental and physical health long term,” Poulter says. “I was fortunate that I'd been working out relatively steadily for a few years just for my own mental and physical well-being." Like his “Guardians” co-star Chris Pratt and Captain America himself Chris Evans, Poulter hit the gym and got himself in superhero shape, though “I wasn't put under any real undue or unsolicited pressure from Marvel,” he says. Will Poulter gets a high-profile debut into the Marvel universe with "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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