Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3
Not bad. If I was ranking them, would put it a close #2 behind the first one. Didn't like the second one as much as the other two.
If you haven't seen them, even the 2nd is worth watching.
There was a pretty huge gap of time between the second and third, and wasn't familiar with a few things that happened between #2 and #3, such as how Gamora left the group and joined the Ravagers.
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2y
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2y
Must have read a review somewhere that said "No really, this pretty good" and have enjoyed all three. One was the best and has the advantage of introducing you to the world building. Just like Star Wars though, you can use your imagination to fill in the loose ends but sequels start filling them in for you which gives but also takes away.
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2y
I agree that it's behind the first and that all three are good. Definitely the most consistent of the groupings. Thor had a decent original, a bad second, a grand slam in Ragnarok, and a really bad third in Love and Thunder. GoTG has been consistently good. I guess it was Rocket's story all along.
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Agree! The 1st is my favorite Marvel movie.
The space dog in this one is hilarious!
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2y
…that Gamora has never been a part of the group.
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2y
...didn't give the details. Was it from the Infinity War?
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2y
This Gamora is the one from the 2014 timeline that showed up in Endgame (the main timeline one died in Infinity War on Vormir). She was never a member of the Guardians. She disappeared after the battle on Earth and ended up with the Ravegers. I’m not sure if you’re just overthinking it or what.
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Yeah, that's a rather large plot point you should know about
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