Brad Reviews - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
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“Are we combining the MCU with the faith based universe?”
That would be amusing considering the presence of Mr Pratt lol
The villain in this is an atheist, so it’s possible!
I legit cried at this movie. I don't usually cry at movies but this one did it. This movie is a masterpiece, a perfect trilogy capper to a fantastic series of films. Easily in the Top 3 when it comes to my favorite MCU movies. The action scenes are gorgeous, especially the third act. One of the best films of the year. Neck and neck with John Wick Chapter 4. 10/10.
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I was ten when that first film came out. I’m nineteen now. I loved this film. I loved the entire trilogy. This also came out the same month of my graduation so it being a movie that’s supposed to be the end hurts
Congratulations on your graduation.
I was 29 when the first GotG came out and 38 now. This year is my 20th high school reunion and I’ve reached the age my father was when he died, so I dig this trilogy for its relatability. GotG always seems to hit when I’m in moments of transition, and each film has brought with it a revelation that brings me comfort. I hope they are the same for you, and continue to be throughout your life.
Be excellent to others.
And party on, dude. ✌🏽
@@chiefrief221 thanks and excellent use of a bill and Ted reference
I was under the impression Brad would dig this movie because he just seems like he'd love Rockett Raccoon 😂❤🦝
It’s funny cause on the surface this movie would’ve blended with the rest of the movies, but one thing that separates this from the others is that it has heart and actual care put into this.
This is probably my last MCU movie, great end to the trilogy. I don’t know why no one is mentioning the “No sleep til Brooklyn” action scene. I saw it in 3d and it’s probably in my top 5 favorite action scenes along with the Freebird scene in Kingsman.
0:55 seconds in, was briefly reminding me of old school Castlevania music.
First Great MCU movie since No Way Home and sadly I have a feeling it will be the last
I agree. The sad thing about NWH for me though is that I think it’s enjoyable in terms of fanservice, but, as a movie on its own, it’s still nowhere near the top of how I’d rank the MCU.
@@Logan912 Absolutely. I had a similar feeling rewatching it recently. Guardians 3 was so damn refreshing. The story, the soundtrack, the characters, James Gunn’s style!!
Most of the reviews I saw/read said it’s the weakest of the GotG movies, but still the best MCU film post No Way Home
agree about the needledrops and it also feels like there was no theme to the songs chosen.
I liked it, but I was feeling its length. I think it should've wrapped things up 20 minutes earlier than it did, and the stuff at the very end is something I would rather see played during the credits rather than before.
1 year old already!!!
I saw this with my older sister and her boyfriend
Crazy this is director James Gunn's last outing since he's going to be in charge of the next wave of movies for DC
The villain here the High Evolutionary is made of narcissism, zealotry, and single-mindedness obsessed with perfection
Even though the movie is 2 hours and 29 min it gets by with all these actors as these characters
9 years they become people who’s pasts are not squeaky clean, they learn to get past the trauma theyve experienced
Again I admit several parts I wasn't expecting to cry
Especially around Rocket's dark origins, they insert a big commentary on perfecting a species and animal experimentation
Not to mention an anti-fascist message
I still wanted Adam Warlock to be more of a central villain because Will Poulter is a good actor be he feels lost in the shuffle
But the movie does a great job wrapping up this trilogy and making this rag tag team of heroes leave quite the mark
All of them have their respective stories tied up in a nice bow
Glad the action is cool, the effects, the laughs, and the tender moments work without being interrupted by a corny joke
The production design is quite colorful and the makeup effects with the costumes
There’s the hands that created us and then there’s the hands that guide us, we don’t have to spend our days hating ourselves, stupid people still make us laugh, nobody asks to be perfected or improved, when God isn’t around someone else steps in
Well nobody died like everybody thought would happen. And they went their separate ways but more than likely one day they will come back together again.
Dude people haven’t seen the movie yet. I have but it’s opening weekend. Though, tbh, I thought that hit harder than anyone actually dying as someone about to graduate high school
"Nobody died."
*SPOILERS*
Press F to pay respects for Lylla, Teefs and Floor. And Ayesha, but that was sidelined immediately.
@@arrow_of_ravenclaw5155 dude this has been spoiled all over the Internet you don't like it TS. You remind me of somebody that got mad because I said something about The Thing a movie that came out in 1982.
Honestly I feel the same. It’s the first time in a long while that I’ve given a damn about an MCU story.
Rocket’s backstory was awesome and horrifying. They leaned into it and I loved it. His story drove the story. And that made the villain utterly despicable. That was a villain you wanted to see get stomped!
Might be the last really good MCU movie.
So true, man
Did you buy the $49.99 popcorn tin?
I love how they put Will Poulter as this Marvel-Steroid type of alien...and they gave him We are the millers material
(It would have been boring to see Male Captain Marvel)
I think the main thing that drags this movie down is that the fact that it’s a marvel movie and it’s forced to utilize certain conventions, because James clearly had his sights set much higher with this one. Still thought it was fantastic. I forgot how much a Marvel movie could actually make me feel stuff.
Every scene with Rocket's friends...😢
@@ExtremeMadnessX I had tears flowing during those scenes, especially the last one
Out of the entire movie there was only one joke I cringed at and I think my entire theater did. Im not gonna say exactly what or where but all I will say is 16th Chapel
I've seen the movie and I still don't know what you mean.
@@coolnerdlll6053 trying to avoid spoilers but it's near the end in space with atom and quill
@@GoryBoyz Somehow I missed that. The scene around it was that good.
Well you almost give it an A- after the movie but B+ is good
Maybe next week it will get bumped down to a C.
Finally a good MCU film after phase 4! Sure there's a few plot holes but I didn't really notice them during the movie, except 2 glaringly obvious ones. But this was actually good, I laughed when something was funny and I cried when something was sad,which is a lot in this film, Gunn really went dark with the villain and Rocket's origin in this. Thanos may have dusted half the universe, but High Evolutionary commits mass genocide and mass animal cruelty, with such a blatant God complex even Thanos would blush.
What 2 plot holes?
@@ExtremeMadnessX well there's several, but the most glaringly obvious ones to me were; the entire Counter Earth and the animal people there are destroyed but literally nobody mentions the event after it happens, it's like it was a plot point that was instantly forgotten.
Also it's been years since Rocket escaped, but all what I assume are his Raccoon siblings never aged.
Also the perfected Batch 90 animal people are supposed to be peaceful and non aggressive because that was removed from their DNA, but we're shown several times that's not the case on Counter Earth.
There's more but can't think of them off top of my head.
Good thing is, even though there are several plot holes, they don't really hurt the movie. The movies like a good Swiss cheese, full of tiny holes but good enough that you still enjoy the overall product.
You should've bumped it to A- to spite the poll.
Why did I just get a notification for this video that was posted 4 days ago
happy to to see a positive review seeing it soon and some other reviews have worried me i love gotg and really want to see a good send off
I will watch MCU movies if they put the effort in, seems people are happy with this and I will end up seeing it.
Better or worse than War Room?
First time I watched this on opening night, I thought it was a pretty damn good movie despite some flaws. Couple days later and I saw it again. The flaws are still there, but they seem less this time around. I was more into all the good and the emotions hit harder. I'll bump up my own rating for this a significant amount because of that
I wish they would’ve just let Gamora stay dead rather than bring her back and stomp on the grave of my favorite MCU relationship.
Other than that, it was a solid movie, Rocket’s backstory was very moving and tragic. But this is probably going to be a one time watch cause…yeah, every scene with Peter and Gamora was painful, and there’s not even a payoff at the end.
to me it felt like they got closure. both have changed over the times due to circumstances and in the end were able to make peace with the situation. I liked it. That's life. you change, you lose, you let go, you accept...
The last good MCU movie
The Marvels probably won't be good, but I'm really hyped for the four movies next year. Thunderbolts in particular sounds awesome.
Thunderbolts is my most anticipated marvel film of 2024
Yeah. Honestly the last one I expect to be good. Marvels? Will be utter trash. And really anything for next year is just “probably not.” Maybe Deadpool 3?
I’m sad to say that it’s true because GOTG 3 was the last MCU film that i had any interest in watching in theaters last night. It’s beyond depressing and the soundtrack is meh. Some songs felt out of place for me personally plus none of the tracks are my favorites. G3 was a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy and that’s all i have to say about James Gunn’s swan song for Disney and Marvel. 🦝😢👏🏻
I forgot about Deadpool 3 as well
I love this movie it was really awesome and tons of fun
Too bad Rocket is too much of a Jackass to care about his Backstory
I like the part where James Gunn tweeted that Baby Groot gave him wood and that he wanted it to ride his Rocket Raccoon.
It's funny because he means dick jokes
I haven't seen GOTG VOL.3 yet, but i hope they bring back Yondu! He was the height light of both the first and the sequel!
I'm not saying how, but he is in it.
Definitely the weakest out of the galaxy Trilogy.
Really?
No, not really.
Movies suck now. Tv shows suck now. Especially post 2020. Something happened after the pandemic 😷, that the majority of entertainment now is garbage 🗑️.
There are a few exceptions, of course, but overall , just horribly written trash 🚮. Name some good shows, I bet you they were all before 2020!!!
As for Movies?? Especially horror movies now?!?? The last good one was THE INVISIBLE MAN.
And what the hell happened to Guardians of the Galaxy 3?!? Why do the characters all look so weird now?!??