The cast returns in Guardians of the Galaxy volume 3 for a third exciting adventure as they attempt to help a friend who is in need. They go down a rabbit hole of interplanetary exploration as a result, meeting both new and recognizable individuals. The character of Gamora, who is now a new version from the past, is one of the most noteworthy alterations in the movie. Because it raises the possibility that she and Star-Lord will rekindle their romance, this new Gamora adds suspense to the narrative.
With his story being the most personal, and depressing of all, Rocket is unquestionably the best portion of the film. But Adam Warlock, who was hinted at in the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 post-credits scene, feels largely wasted in this movie. Since the script did not give him enough to do and his story felt like an afterthought, he could have been played by anyone.
The movie has a lot of subplots, like Adam Warlock’s storyline, the sub-guardians, and Rocket’s past, making it seem a little crowded. The High Evolutionary is a good antagonist, but when he starts yelling at everyone, he loses some of his attractiveness. Overall, Guardians of the Galaxy volume 3 is a fun film that, while adding some fresh twists and turns, recaptures the charm of the first two films. Fans of the franchise will still find it to be an entertaining trip, despite its flaws.
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