During this time, Gunn became so interested in DC that he headed up the comic book department and is building their new cinematic universe. As a farewell to Marvel, he managed to shoot Guardians of the Galaxy 3. Gunn shows everyone what the company would lose without him in this movie. We will tell you how this farewell turned out in the review below.

At the movie’s beginning, the Guardians of the Galaxy are busy doing what they do best – lazing around. Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) cannot accept the loss of Gamora, which is why he regularly gets drunk. This is how the life of the Guardians could be, but the attack of Adam Warlock (Will Poulter) changes everything. And now, the team must embark on a dangerous journey to save the life of their friend Rocket – and at the same time, find out the details of his dark past.

Guardians of the Galaxy always stood out from other Marvel films. They did not seek to develop the cinematic universe, offering instead focused stories. These stories were always primarily about relationships between close people, with space pathos and drama as a background. We shouldn’t forget about the specific and “dirty” humor (after all, Gunn worked on films like Movie 43 and Porn for the Whole Family).

Surprisingly, the third part of Guardians of the Galaxy was released in the fifth phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. After all, over the past few years, the MCU could only surprise from the unpleasant side. Time after time, we have been fed sterile movies in which familiar characters do things that are not very clear. And all of this is to promote the idea of a multiverse and the development of a familiar cinematic universe.

Even if the movie’s plot is simple, it only serves as an opportunity for further adventures. But they are already as diverse as possible. Gunn rejects the concept of a classic “boring” space, offering to admire unusual locations and immerse himself in non-standard situations. There is even a place for an obscure reference to Among Us.

There are a lot of stupid and somewhat vulgar jokes. Still, Gunn is competent in their presentation and selects the proper contexts so you don’t feel rejected. Even when the premise of the decisive battle finds one of the characters in the bathroom, the integrity of the narrative does not collapse, and the perception of the movie does not spoil.

“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is also extremely dramatic. Gunn makes us sincerely sympathize with the talking raccoon computer model. But the script is structured so that it is impossible not to sympathize with him. Through a superhero story, Gunn addresses simple feelings about the importance of friendship, trust, and support in difficult times.

Each plot twist, each opening, and even each new absurd scene only leads you to a fantastic climax. And a heartwarming finale, when the audience applauded several times.