Everything You Should Know Before Watch “Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 3”

Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 has all the humour and inventive action you'd expect, but is strongest when it explores its darkest moments, offering an emotionally satisfying farewell to the best family in the MCU as they all face the music and finally confront their trauma. It also feels like an important piece of unbridled creativity in a cinematic universe that is becoming increasingly dated. The Guardians films have always stood out within the larger Marvel universe, but after the mixed start of Phase 4 and Phase 5 with Quantumania. It's honestly a little disconcerting that this beautiful, proactive and personal film is even remotely connected to all of that.

Chris Pratt is as strong as ever as Peter Quill. There has always been a certain sadness underneath his charming exterior, but after all the previous losses. Tt now comes out in a grandiose way, as this time he's determined to protect his family. Zoe Saldaña's performance is very different from what has been seen before, giving this version of Gamora a new personality and relationship with the other Guardians. Bradley Cooper as Rocket is the emotional centerpiece of this film, that you can know only at Flixtor website. So much time is spent exploring his past, and that leads to the most emotionally harrowing moments, and he absolutely brings it. Dave Bautista and Pom Klementieff are really funny throughout, but the film wisely takes the time to show off their dramatic skills as well.

Definitely worth a mention is the CG, which is surprisingly good. Film has been going downhill a lot lately, which Marvel is to blame for with its unreasonable deadlines and inability to plan. That's why it's so nice to see one of these films that looks good throughout and underscores what can be accomplished when you have a visionary with a plan.