After a day of fanfare and excitement surrounding the teaser trailer for Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, the full-length trailer for the film made its debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight, with support from star Chris Pratt who plays Star-Lord.

If you thought the 15-second teaser video gave the comic geeks what they wanted, you’re in for an absolute treat with the full trailer. This trailer expands on many of the scenes already shown in the preview, and emphasizes the film’s playful nature with most of the dialogue being devoted to Star-Lord.

Check out the trailer and image gallery here below and let us know what you think!

UPDATE: See the full-length trailer HERE!

Tonight the first trailer for Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy will make its debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live, but if you can’t wait that long, Marvel has released a 15-second teaser to get everyone excited, which you can watch below.

The 15-second teaser video includes quick glimpses of our heroes, including Star-Lord, a quick look at Nebula, and a first look at Korath. Surprisingly, Rocket Raccoon doesn’t make an appearance, or at least one that could be easily caught in the lightening-fast cuts. Check out the teaser video now, and tune in to Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight to check out the full trailer (or just stop by Geeks of Doom tomorrow morning).

Marvel Studios’ summer 2014 sci-fi superhero blockbuster hopeful Guardians of the Galaxy hasn’t even gone before the cameras yet, but it has insane amounts of press and brownie points for assembling what has to be the most eclectic cast ever seen in a comic book adaptation.

In the past week alone the James Gunn-directed movie has added former Doctor Who star Karen Gillan and Oscar nominees Glenn Close and John C. Reilly to an acting ensemble that already included Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Michael Rooker, David Bautista, and Lee Pace. Now, we can add to that line-up a bonafide Oscar winner.

Mike Fleming Jr. at Deadline has reported that Benicio Del Toro, who won the Best Supporting Actor Academy Award in 2001 for his performance in Steven Soderbergh’s epic drama Traffic and has also given standout performances in The Usual Suspects and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, has joined the cast of Guardians of the Galaxy in a role that is still being kept under wraps.

What sounds like it came out from The Onion may actually have some weight to it. Considering all the big names and Oscar-nominated directors that Marvel Studios have been able to sign on in the past, Glenn Close possibly joining the cast of James Gunn‘s Guardians of the Galaxy comes as no surprise. The news comes hot off the heels that the studio was in talks with John C. Reilly, who would play Rhonamm Dey, a character that has been described as the “face of humanity” would be an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and act as the Guardians’ liaison.

According to Deadline, Close would play the leader of the Nova Corps, which has been described as “the intergalactic space patrol.” The character that she is the running for could be compared to the kind of character Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) was in The Avengers movie.

Filming is expected to begin in June, so we should get a confirmation of the recent casting rumors that have been surfacing in the past few weeks, plus whether or not Zoe Saldana is officially signed on to play Gamora. This role could also be the so called “peer” role that Hugh Laurie, Alan Rickman, and Ken Watanabe are on the shortlist for.

The Christmas season is supposed to be a time for people to come together and be the best they can be to each other. That’s what you would think it’s supposed to be, but the New York Times Magazine is embracing their dark side for this month’s Great Performances issue with a special celebrity pictorial entitled “Touch of Evil.”

For the “Touch of Evil” pictorial the NY Times Magazine employed thirteen of Hollywood’s biggest stars and best actors to portray icons of cinematic villainy: Brad Pitt, Mia Wasikowska, Kirsten Dunst, Rooney Mara, Jean Dujardin, Viola Davis, Adepero Oduye, Ryan Gosling, Glenn Close, Jessica Chastain, Michael Shannon, George Clooney, and Gary Oldman.