Guardians Of The Galaxy 3 SPOILER REVIEW (Post & End Credit Scenes)

[@3CFilms]

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[@badlandschugsnumber1fan123]

Nice crash bandicoot shirt dude didn’t know you were a fan

[@isaacsanchez8651]

I really liked guardians of the galaxy vol.3 it was a pretty good movie I give it a perfect 10/10 it's my favorite gotg movie

[@creaturion_cosplay]

how many tears you shed? all of them.

[@jbjr256]

Very great and died of laughter when Drax threw the ball at the kids face lol 😂

[@william3253]

Yes n captain America trilogy

[@JediPrime11]

What really broke my heart is when Nebula sees what happened to Rocket and she herself says it was worse than what Thanos did to her

[@kayyodii]

Also when she tears up after hearing he is okay ?

[@JediPrime11]

@kayyodii5181 yeah definitely It was great seeing her character growth w/ the team

[@Byronic19134]

@@kayyodii Yeah I was mad they missed a big opportunity for Nebula to tell new Gamora that Rocket was the only one there for her when she was dusted for 5 years.

[@scruffd0g193]

@@kayyodiinebula had a great Tony stark level character development. When they hear rockets voice and he okay, I lost it. 😢

[@mummeii]

@@kayyodii I really loved the sense of family that they still have 😭

[@SneaksBL]

The movie had a tone that was DESPERATELY needed, it actually felt like the stakes were high, that people could actually die, and the jokes didn’t interfere with those tense moments. And proved you don’t need anyone to die to have that payoff, I loved that everyone still survived but still had a satisfying ending. We need more movies like this, the super hero fatigue isn’t a thing, we just want GOOD movies. Loved it

[@DickSauce10]

pipe yo goof ahh down kiddo

[@scruffd0g193]

U can say that again about the tone. Every scene with rocket was so heavy.

[@mayracordero382]

I'll love the final chapter of the guardians as well.

[@madsiz419]

How were the stakes high? No character died, and it never felt like they could

[@SpencerHansen2025]

​@@madsiz419it really didn't feel like starlord could die at the end to you?

[@elevatesnpz8627]

Lylla's death and Rocket's reaction sent a cold shiver down my spine. I have not felt a chill like that in a long time. Amazing movie!!

[@scruffd0g193]

Me too, oh my goodness this was so dark. Lyllas and his friends death was the most heartbreaking scene in the MCU.

[@mayracordero382]

That must be a heartbreaking scene.

[@kr4t0sg.28]

It was just an otter. A side character. I cared less.

[@eduardovillicana8509]

@@kr4t0sg.28 You sound like my dad when I watch movies with him

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

Same I was surprised by that scene so sad 😭

[@hawkndove2082]

This is hands down the best MCU trilogy of all time.

[@spideraty1529]

I personally think the Spider-Man was better but this 2 place for sure

[@WaterMeLoan64]

Agreed! 🦝

[@OCDsaster]

No Captain America trilogy takes it barely.

[@helamTorres]

Second best behind the avengers

[@roythomas7207]

​@@helamTorres the avengers movies are overrated.

[@Sheen04]

Rocket singing along to the songs throughout the movie was a great touch especially the opening with him singing creep and the deeper meaning with him feeling like he stands out or is a weirdo

[@SneaksBL]

Oh also loved how you could tell how close nebula was to rocket. When rocket was brought back the way nebula cried said a lot. They were the only two who had survived the snap so you could tell they got closer through those years.

[@3CFilms]

Very good point! They must of got close those five years after the snap

[@wavvy94]

Not to mention they both probably find each other *extremely* relatable

[@arzqh]

They both suffered by two villains. Thanos tortured Nebula Rocket was experimented and treated terribly. Them being the only survivors for 5 years is really sad, they helped each other and relate alot. I bet Nebula actually knew Rocket's Backstory before any of the Guardians.

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

Man it sad because they are the 2 that survived the blip infinity war will always be the most saddest ending to a mcu movie

[@86Kera]

You’re right! That makes it even sadder .

[@Breesus68]

the entire theater being dead silent during Lylla's scene was so heartwrenching as well, such a great movie James Gunn never disappoints

[@cinemaclips6074]

Seeing Baby Rocket in pain was HEARTBREAKING 😭 💔 when he was shaking and he whimpered “hurts”, i completely started crying like a baby ❤️🦝

[@weeboo960]

bro, that scene really broke everyone's heart. the woman besides me crying after that. but the way lyla wiped his wounds, that's when she is start sobbing. of course me too, just teary a little bit. but it really hit me...

[@carloslopezortega3327]

😢

[@anonymouslyunknown4811]

It was gutwrenching

[@3CFilms]

I’d watch the movie 10 more times if it were not for scenes like that😢

[@scruffd0g193]

His first words "it’s hurts" I’m like oh my goodness I’m not ready for this movie.

[@Kanata_Satou]

After watching this movie there is no doubt in my mind,Nebula is the absolute best female character in the entire MCU,what a beautiful character arc she had in all five movies she appeared in,she is the secret main heroine of the Guardians of the Galaxy movies.

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

At 1st I didn’t really like her but after watching infinity war and endgame I started to like her one of my favorite moments of her in this movie is when she shouts knock it off to Star lord 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gavinboggs5787]

@@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57 she has the best character development in the entire mcu. Cause that’s exactly how I was with her, and I realized she’s intentionally written that way.

[@Jack-vj8zc]

Bro forgot about captain marvel

[@moondawwg]

@@Jack-vj8zc nah, it's SHE HULK!

[@NOI2Z]

This movie was just fantastic through and through. It’s the fullest and most alive I’ve felt after a marvel movie ever. Even more then endgame and infinity war. This felt like a conclusion, something that solidified this trilogy as my favorite comic book trilogy of all time. The heart and the emotion really pulled it through for me.

[@DickSauce10]

if yo bich ahh got emotional then you won’t make it in life 💯💯

[@MrSolobear333]

I was ready to be disappointed from this film from whats been thrown out. But omg! This was something else. I was dubious that it was 2.5 hrs long but that flew by. This was what we needed. It was funny when needed and was darker than I thought it would be and loved it. I loved it . Such a good watch

[@timtamTom.2]

Exactly my thoughts

[@janebarry-fraundorf4623]

I 1000% agree!! ❤

[@NingjaTerdo]

I loved what you said about Nebula and her growth. I want to add something that caught me tearing up: the moment she heard Rocket on the comm with Quill, she literally gasped and covered her mouth. One of, if not the only, moment she truly showed emotion.

[@SergeantNut_Alt]

When lylla got shot i actually jumped and cried when it was revealed that the rest of them were shot too it was truly heartbreaking 😔

[@anthonycuevasproduction]

Ya definitely 😭🦦

[@erikadlloyd5586]

Me too😢

[@thisisnotatestthisistheend]

I was close to walking out hahaha

[@cantskate_jay]

I peeled my toenail and my toe started bleeding from the nail socket when lylla died

[@ITS-AJ-j4v]

SPOILER: .......... I feel that when groot says the line "i love you guys" hes actually saying i am groot. Its just that the audience after almost a decade of not fully understanding Groot's language finally understands what hes saying. Or were just hearing him though the guardians pov

[@unoriginalguy_]

That scream Rocket let out after Lylla died... man that hit me.

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

Same it does man and the part when he starts attacking the high evolutionary go chill down my spine

[@anthonycuevasproduction]

Ya man seriously that was so heartbreaking 😭💔

[@timtamTom.2]

The wailing of rocket, Floor’s panicking, and his pure rage after almost broke me

[@pi22aBoy]

i8 legit cannot watch that scene again because of how fucked it was.

[@LonesomeBossDaily]

I cry ugly tears too, luckily I have my handkerchief and tissue ready. It also reminded me of real animal cruelty videos of animal testing I used to watch which is why I am supporting brands (not sponsored) like bodyshop, lush that are transparent with their no animals testing policy in their products.

[@iangill3695]

This was my favorite MCU theater experience since No Way Home. I loved this movie and the intro was me the entire movie. Plus I’m even more hyped for Gunn’a DC universe because of this movie

[@ahmadmohammed4212]

@@DickSauce10 you’re so lame

[@jeffreymiller2882]

Especially Adam warlocks fight scene in knowhere feels something like Superman and I think he’ll do a great job in DC

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

My most favorite mcu movie experience after watching doctor strange in the multiverse of madness, Spider-Man no way home, avengers endgame and captain America civil war

[@alexx1910]

SAME, this film proved James Gunn can make deep and dark films

[@williamhowe6737]

Those last 10 minutes of the movie made me feel pure JOY, HAPPINESS and SADNESS I loved it! That might be one of the best MCU moments ever! -the dog days are over The movie was EPIC.❤😭🤘

[@Beerusthedestroyer01]

Bro factsss😭😆

[@jthegoat7508]

The thing that instantly made me think we, the audience, can finally understand groot is the way none of the other guardians reacted to him speaking. If he actually said "I love you guys" the guardians would've reacted in some way. They don't even have a surprised look on their faces or anything. The theory is true. WE ARE GROOT

[@gryfon_gamez8184]

I only teared up a little with Rocket's backstory, what made me start sobbing was Drax playing with kids in the cage. All that was running through my mind is 'He gets to be a father again' Also the legendary starlord is a reference to a comic run titled 'Legendary Starlord'

[@mollyseay]

Same, Drax and Nebula with the kids, and them finally getting peace made me tear up. Great ending for all of them.

[@galacticreviewer]

yes! same! i was just telling my girlfriend which part made me cry and just trying to explain that Drax tried to cheer the kids up had me choking up. it’s so touching and i’m so glad that they reminded us one last time is that he’s a loving father

[@JasperVlas]

The scene with Rocket dying and seeing his friends in heaven until he's pulled back out of the Afterlife and he's alive and a crying Quill and Groot hug him made me cry. MY LITTLE RACCOON COULDN'T DIE!!! And also the scene where Rocket finds the cage he once got pulled from and he decides to help those cute little fella's escape, essentially his brothers and sisters...man the tears kept coming from behind my 3D-glasses...this movie is easy the best movie I've ever seen, and as a die-hard Spider-Man-fan, this movie easily surpasses Spider-Man: No Way Home. On a 5-star-rating, I'd give it a 6. On a 10-star-rating, I'd give it a 11. The best (Marvel) movie of all-time!

[@brandonfly4611]

Totally agree. Was fantastic.

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

I agree this is a new most favorite mcu of mine now I love this movie

[@JasperVlas]

@@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57 Great to hear!

[@JasperVlas]

@@brandonfly4611 It truely was a cinematic masterpiece

[@crf122]

Definitely gave me Deadpool 2 vibes, but I loved it regardless. It was great to see his friends at peace

[@DoomBlazer]

Kind of a hot take but I think I’m still giving GOTG 3 a 10/10 while there are very few flaws I think this one connects to me a lot more than most people because it came out around the time I finished high school so just like how The Guardians said goodbye to each other I had to say goodbye to my friends and I had to close a chapter in my book tbh

[@spideraty1529]

Hey doomblazer ya I agree I thinks it’s a 10/10 of too not nwh level but close probably black panther level movie

[@bro-be3bd]

​@@spideraty1529 This film is way better than No Way Home

[@_the_rizzler]

​@@bro-be3bd I agree that it's better, but not everyone has to

[@arzqh]

@@spideraty1529 hot take, nwh is carried by nostalgia but its still a good movie nonetheless. IMO i think its better than NWH

[@a.shyperz9033]

Let's gooooo doomblazer entered the chat

[@bucktoothwonder7037]

This is something that got me. Before llyla died she tells rocket it really is good to have-- before she gets cut off upon being shot. Then when rocket rocket meets her in heaven, she says "friends" and finishes her sentence. I loved that

[@MovieManMark]

I understood that “The Legendary Starlord” was just used for comedic effect, contrasting with the sounds of eating cereal in the background

[@3CFilms]

Lol

[@hedgehogplays_4086]

I don’t ever cry during movies, but this movie broke me completely. Bawled my eyes out 3 times or more, i am so happy that the man who made this is now in control of DC

[@EXSILERYIXZILZ]

damn bro yeah my sisters were cryin but i stayed straight face. i was still really shocked sometimes like kinda sad but never shed tears.

[@JaceDeanLove]

I'm a diagnosed psychopath and this made me feel things

[@lootcat1230]

I want Gunn to do "A Death in the Family", and make people feel for Jason.

[@janebarry-fraundorf4623]

SAME HERE! 😭

[@deztinationgaming]

I was legit crying my eyes out with this movie, left the theater with my eyes complete red this movie is easily the best MCU trilogy ever

[@Jack-vj8zc]

Bro forgot about the thor movies

[@CrossSavedCollectibles]

Took my 13 yr old daughter yesterday....I cried like 5 times and she said she only cried 3...man, what a great emotional movie. Loved it

[@CrossSavedCollectibles]

Also, of all the MCU bad guys....this bad guy, you just HATE him cause of what he does

[@MeganHaynes_Megumi_Gam3r]

Yes my daughter is the same age and we did the same. This movie is definitely top notch for me. It's just going to be hard to watch it again. ❤😢. This villan was definitely a TRUE VILLAN. When you hate them so much that you want nothing but the worst for them.

[@thisisnotatestthisistheend]

Yo dawg I too cried more than 3 times too lmao and I'm a sicko at times

[@CrossSavedCollectibles]

I watched it again a second time and although I knew what was coming I STILL cried at the same parts lol

[@axelmationz]

Just finished watching the movie today with my friends and I cannot express how *depressing, immense, action-packed and emotional* this final film was! Probably my favourite MCU film now!

[@jamalsaleh6251]

That scene with all the animals that looked like a scientific experiment with rocket reminded me of the scene with woody and buzz with the deformed toys in part 1

[@JesseFargo-p5l]

I really felt satisfied. Not a lot of movie trilogies end the way you want or even positive. I know people will complain about the fact that none of the Guardians die but I really felt happy, it didn’t have to do that just to make you emotional. Speaking of the emotional parts, I did shed two tears (When the friends die and he just breaks down and slashes the High Evolutionary half to death and when he visited them in that Limbo state). Those scenes were so perfectly done and even though I cried, it was more of just an acknowledgment of the gravity of those scenes (if that makes sense). Overall, I loved it. Definitely was not expecting a lot of it and every character got their time to shine as the main character!

[@TheMarionick]

I loved the moment when Rocket said his full name. I never knew I wanted his full name to be mentioned but here we are.

[@dannydashtv9418]

The “I got a guy like that too” joke got the biggest laugh in my theatre all three times lmao

[@CanoTheLegend]

Seeing quill go back home had me in tears, i never wanted the guardians to split up, and I was upset when they did, but it’s good to know these amazing characters are safe from harm

[@JarfTaco]

The only considerable issue I had is that Star-Lord seemed kinda underdeveloped. He had some good moments, but that almost-death scene at the end kinda felt like it came out of nowhere because I never got the sense that he, of all people, was in danger throughout the movie. When that space freezing moment happened, I was just sitting there like “Oh, he’s dying? There wasn’t really anything that lead up to thi- oh nevermind, he’s fine.” Also, I could have sworn he was out there for longer than it took Yondu to die the same way.

[@Byronic19134]

I disagree I did, I thought he was going to die as soon as he went back for the Zune I thought oh no this is obviously how it has to happen. And then I'm thinking where is Warlock, where is his mask, as his face is getting all puffier and puffier, I'm like nah he's gone, than Warlock came and I'm like this is a passing the torch scene, than he woke up like, Did that look cool and I smiled and realized wow this is about to have an unexpected happy ending.

[@rbgsista9236]

They kept almost killing Drax, then thought that it might be over for Rocket because so many people kept saying they would die. The Quill one had me on edge, I think they did all that on purpose. Im glad they didnt die. And Nebula is now my favorite Guardian, I loved her in this movie.

[@slavqt85]

baby rocket saying "hurts" completely broke me

[@anjelloproductions]

I was ugly crying to the MAX during baby Rocket’s scenes especially when he was crying about the pain😭 This was a great balance of both action, heart, seriousness, drama and no real safety of the characters. This was a perfect trilogy and I definitely cannot wait to watch this again. I’ll be emotional regardless, but I want to experience it again!

[@janebarry-fraundorf4623]

YEP!!!

[@chriscovello2665]

This is and spider man no way are the best two movies since endgame. This is my favorite guardians of them all. The jokes were awesome, the action was great and the story was gut punching and beautiful. I teared up in so many moments in this movie. The love these characters have for each other is amazing to see and I love them all.

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

This doctor strange in the multiverse of madness and spider man no way home are the best since. Avengers endgame

[@janebarry-fraundorf4623]

Chris Covello COULDN'T agree MORE! This Movie was a Cinematic MASTERPIECE and it had ABSOLUTELY everything!! SO sad, SO touching, SO beautiful, SO heartfelt, just the right amount of Humor and action mixed in for good measure, but they never overpower, or take away from the HEART and SOUL and scope of it!! 💔😭

[@jtanimeandnerd101]

My only nitpick about the movie involving Rocket is that I wish they had showed how Rocket and Groot met, as well as have Groot be the catalyst to remind Rocket the most as to why he had to live despite his regrets. Because in a majority of the MCU, Rocket and Groot were seen as an inseparable duo, but this was the first guardians movie that seemed like they forgot that relationship, and it made me feel a bit that Groot wasn't as important to Rocket as he was from the beginning to Endgame. But again it's a nitpick. This movie was phenomenal, and while I still don't like James Gunn leading DC Films, but I do think this was James Gunn's best movie so far.

[@NamesJohn21]

Good point. My only nitpick was starlord not wearing his signature helmet with his already comic accurate suit especially the epic climax part where the gangs fight together

[@GeekZone210]

But remember, the Groot in the 1st movie is who Rocket spent time with, not Groot Jr..

[@carlossuarez4702]

Yeah I kinda felt that their was a bit of a disconnect from rocket and groot

[@tallflipkick]

I have to say for Nebula. I loved her in this movie. And like she made me cry when they're on the High Evolutionary's ship. And then when they hear Rocket is okay. And seeing her choke up in tears, actually got me. Like she really does care for the team now and sees them as her new family when her old family. Well, it is the reason why she's more robotic than organic. But man. I'm tearing up when typing this. Damn it James Gunn. You did it again. Where I can't discuss a scene without tearing up. This goes with the Yondu funeral and the beginning of Guardians 1 of making me cry just thinking about it.

[@everythingweather]

God. My 2 friends and I almost started crying multiple times in the theater. When I heard Yondu say to Kraglin “Use your head, boy.” I nearly started full on crying.

[@svprcrm7189]

didn't he say heart?

[@miguelbrymn3426]

@@svprcrm7189 Yeah, that's what I heard too.

[@chaihill1837]

The intro is so accurate. I’ve been listening to that song nonstop whilst crying in between. This is legitimately my new favorite movie Marvel has put out in the last three years. Heartbreaking, scary, and bittersweet, but still funny, happy, and fun. The perfect send off to Marvels best family.

[@Sheen04]

I loved this movie so much, from the soundtrack, the visuals, the writing and the amazing cast & introduction of some characters. Adam Warlock was great though I wanted more. Rockets back story was so worth the wait I can’t believe how sad it was🥺 the High Evolutionary was a menacing villain who they didn’t try to make sympathetic he was just evil. Peter going back home was one of the things I really wanted from this movie I really hope we see him interact with more earth hero’s in the future. The music was so amazing I had the soundtrack stuck in my head for like a month, that dog days scene😭 and also I loved how they handled gamora they didn’t do too much

[@mrv7916]

GOTG Vol. 3 is by far the best MCU movie. The movie really made me laugh and also cry. I’m surprised they actually went a little dark with this MCU movie, but I absolutely love it. I wish every MCU movie was like this. But it sucks that we probably wouldn’t be seeing Gamora, Mantis, Nebula, or Peter anymore. But I do hope they continue with this new team for GOTG. This is 10 out of 10 MCU movie.

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

Agree it is

[@kayyodii]

The moment when nebula started tearing up after hearing that rocket is okay mann 🥺🥺

[@JokerVoorhees13]

One of the parts of the movie that made me really like Nebula was when Rocket spoke and she realized he was alive and well and got emotional. Shows how much her character has changed and grew attached to the Guardians

[@ericdanialnavarijo3849]

I teared up 3 times during my this movie. This movie reminded me how much I love not only comic book movies but just storytelling in movies in general! I really loved it❤

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

I started to tear up like 5 times 1 the beginning scene 2 rocket getting hurt by Adam warlock 3 rocket 1st words it hurts 4 lyla death 5 Star lord almost died in space

[@ericdanialnavarijo3849]

@@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57 Rocket almost dying got me hard. Especially after Lyla says it’s not your time to go. Tears were real for that one 🥲

[@louislibitz]

Vol. 3 was incredible! Went to the Marathon on Wednesday & watched again on Friday. Absolutely an astonishing trilogy and one of the best ever🤘🏼👏🏼👊🏼

[@BrandonJames2016]

The movie was great idc what the critics said it had a perfect balance of dark and humor. I cried sm like 6 times and it’s been awhile since an mcu movie has gotten me to cry. I knew James Gunn was not gonna disappoint me. It was a 9/10 for me.

[@nicoolio_gp]

The Guardians Trilogy is so special. And I was so happy they used THAT song during the mid credits scene, was waiting and waiting for them to bring it out again. James Gunn just gets it.

[@Chill59190]

The movie was an emotional rollercoaster ride. I teared up when Rocket and his friends started giving themselves names. Then I teared up again when his friends died (especially Floor). But what broke me when Rocket asked Lyla if he can go with them into the Blue sky, especially when he saw Floor and Teeth waving to him. Damn his backstory was really sad. So I'm glad Starlord was so pissed off at the dude once he learned what Rocket had been through. I LOVED this movie and it was the perfect trilogy. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@TheMarionick]

This is a small takeaway from this movie, but I thought the moment where Rocket drops his full name was so earned and badass. And that part where Drax addresses the children in the villain’s ship is so meme worthy.

[@thephantomsplit]

I was absolutely NOT expecting at the very end of the movie for it to say "The Legendary Star-Lord Will Return." To me, I thought once Star-Lord made it back to Earth, I thought that was the end of his journey, but a part of me is glad because, of the Guardians, I love Star-Lord! So seeing the emerge on-screen as I was just teary-eyed from that whole ending really made me smile, and I can't wait to see him come back in the future.

[@fidelalonzo5460]

This is probably the first movie that made me cry multiple times in a long time

[@JMXico]

this film really plays with your heart. Great ending to the guardians we were first introduced to. Whatever happens with the new guardians and old from now, I'm happy we can see this as the "ending"

[@teddylopez7573]

Normally I don't cry during movies but this made me tear up three times and the ending made me finally cry this hurt in such a good way 10/10😭

[@miguelbrymn3426]

Rocket being sent back from heaven, and the group hug when he finally woke up almost made me shed a tear. He had to leave the family he had (Lyla, Teeth, etc) to be with the family he currently has (Guardians). It was similar to the scene in Deadpool 2 where Vanessa told Wade to leave heaven to be there for Cable, Domino, Russel, etc. My jaw dropped when Groot finally said something that wasn't "I am Groot." Just like a lot of people, I was expecting (kinda hoping) at least one of the Guardians to die. I'm not heartless or anything, but it would've made sense since the first two movies ended with a sacrifice. For instance, if Peter died, he could've been reunited with his mother. If Drax died, he could've been reunited with his family (which would've been a more satisfying ending for him). Or what if Rocket died saving the raccoons and all the other animals? That way he sacrificed himself to prevent them from ending up like him. I agree with you on the setting up part, I'm also glad this movie didn't rely on setting anything big up to get us excited for future movies, like Quantumania did. It was a self contained story and that's all it needed to be. Even though the Guardians are a part of a shared universe, I always thought of them as a standalone team.

[@codymoreno7981]

Im still traumatized Im a grown little man and Id be lying if I said I didnt cry multiple times during this movie Im an animal lover ESPECIALLY RACCOONS and those flashback scenes killed me I loved this movie and I cant wait to watch it again when it comes out at home

[@helamTorres]

This one is definitely one of my favorite mcu movies, it was funny, it was filled with action, and it was emotional, James Gunn is a genius, I LOVED Chukwudi Iwuji's performance as the high evolutionary, 10/10 movie imo

[@blade_of_legend]

I legitimately think that this movie was good. I definitely cried in certain scenes I'm not gonna deny that. There was a scene that made me get rage full which is where rocket and the main villain face off and he's gettin thrown all over the room. I legit had 2 keep my cool bc i was gettin angry in the cinema😂 that's how well they set em up

[@Chilled_out_Penguin]

I cried 4 times during the movie, and one of them were tears of joy and happiness. The movie was a roller coaster of emotions, such a fantastic film

[@niceone9145]

That intro is literally beat-for-beat exactly how i was after watching this movie 😂

[@iithax01]

I broke down when rocket escaped the high evolutionary when he finally rode in a rocket and knowing damn well he wished he had Layla tooth and floor with him that was the final emotional punch

[@plushrobby]

This movie made me cry two times. I love this movie.😢

[@Crimson.Creates]

SPOILERS: Rocket screaming in agony after Lylla's death and the High Evolutionary making fun of him for it while Floor keeps yelling at him to run was the most bone-chilling moment in the MCU since Green Goblin laughing while Spider-Man beat the shit out of him. (My opinion, feel free to disagree)

[@Rathulu03]

I legitimately started bawling from that scene. The flashbacks were already so tense throughout the run, but just sitting on the shot of him crying over lylla's death was what finally broke me (for the first of many teary moments, the whole run was a gut punch and a half)

[@JazziG59]

Bro this movie had me crying so much. It was a wonderful conclusion to the trilogy. So many satisfying character moments. My theatre stood up and clapped when it was over. Easily an 8/10.

[@theghettopreacher]

A little long. Other than that, it was flawless. I cried twice! What heart breaking yet dope origin story. “And that Academy Award goes to ROCKET RACCOON.” ✊🏽❤️

[@strandedfoxnation1.145]

I've never cried more than once watching a marvel film until now, saw it last night and it is definitely in the top 5 for me. Loved every minute of this movie, I'm hoping we do see the newest guardian team on their adventures and could be titled 'the new guardians' but overall this film was a blast

[@themarveldctheorist3261]

STILL CRYING FROM THE THEATRE! sending those daily positive vibes from Houston everyone!🙏🏽🌊

[@dragon32flower]

I loved the movie. Also, a thought is that at the beginning of the Guardians movies its Star-Lord Legendary Outlaw. But Quill is no longer an outlaw but a hero by the end of the movies. So, they took the outlaw out of his "name" and made it the Legendary Star-Lord.

[@SteveTheAlbino]

Love that the groot theory was confirmed by James Gunn

[@ragewayz900]

I LOVED IT James Gunn definitely poured his heart and soul into this movie major props to him❤

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

James Gunn did it again he is amazing just like Sam raimi both Sam raimi and James Gunn are my 2 favorite superhero directors along with the Russo brothers

[@ragewayz900]

@@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57 facts their approach to projects is always extremely precise

[@tigermacc8850]

It looks like like there's a chance for Starlord, Rocket, and Groot to return. Which I'm happy about

[@just_M_Pye]

I literally cried all the movie rocket's backstory was so good and sad but finally i can say that after 3 years "good job marvel"... When yondu was for like 2 seconds i literally started to get emotional, yondu is one of my favourites character in marvel and its so good to see that marvel did not forget about him... 10/10 movie, good job james gunn😢😢

[@EverWhereFilms]

Kept crying. Best MCU movie sine End Game. Rocket’s past was depressing, but it needed to be. It game him such a beautiful arch.

[@musikalmeltdown6657]

The director confirmed that groot moment in the end was in fact the audience becoming part of the family and being able to understand.

[@Akev7979]

I’m going to be 100%, i finally watched it yesterday and i have to say, this was an amazing marvel movie. In my eyes, making rocket the main focus and showing his backstory was the best thing they could’ve done, and the ending where rocket is captain of the guardians. i think everybody had their moment and executed perfectly. I actually believe that this is my top 3 mcu movie ever.

[@ligmaball1977]

I cried in rockets backstory and when he rescued the baby raccoon and finally accepting his animal species

[@DudioStudio]

When gamora ripped the high evolutionarys face off, I did not think they would show his face afterwards cause of Disney rules. But god they did

[@Robbie123i]

It was the bunny screaming in panik for me. And then seeing that they were all dead. That broke me. I've never cried so much in a movie. It was really heard to watch man.

[@RSG_TheMonster]

Never in my whole life did I think that an anthropomorphic raccoon would make me cry!!!

[@BSH9009]

In my personal opinion, the guardians have the best trilogy out of anything else in the mcu, with the most satisfying ending to thier saga. Everything was left in such a way that not only leaves me hypes for the future, but, also happy foe those that are leaving us. Plus more Rocket, which is always awesome 👌

[@neomotlow7095]

Being a owner of cats, I cried so much with the flashbacks, but I’m happy that marvel took that route, I like it cause it pushes the boundaries on these marvel movie’s that to me I think we need, these reaches give personality to these movies, not every backstory need to be a redemption arc, sometimes these hero’s just know how cruel people can be and to me, that’s what makes rocket raccoon a “guardian of the galaxy”

[@celestialstar5563]

I was stone face the whole time. Not one single emotion...... Until I went home and cried.

[@Shane_Greenan]

Savour the moment I suppose 😂

[@noxtri921]

Same here 😭😭😭

[@troygoom2251]

I’ve loved nebula more and more and more each time I’ve seen her in the mcu dude, she’s basically my favorite gaurdian.

[@Izmuri806]

It's my favorite Guardians Movie so far. Great way to end the Trilogy!

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

It is

[@rhetiq9989]

That Keanu edit of him listening to Dog Days Are Over can't get anymore accurate holy shit that's me ever since I left the theatres, can't stop playing that song on repeat while waiting for my next viewing😭

[@danielthedanimal2225]

It could just be the bias of me recently seeing the film. But this film is very likely my favorite mcu film. There hasn’t been a mcu film where I was so hooked and emotionally invested.

[@GonzoGoesToBitburg87]

The way Nebula reacts when she hears Rocket's voice is even more emotional when you remember that they were alone together for 5 whole years before Endgame.

[@debajitx69]

this trilogy ended with the best mcu story ever . soo good n I'd definitely watch it multiple times

[@BattleDamageProps]

What an emotional rollar coaster. I felt the High evolutionary was EXACTLY the villian we needed. It felt like a good version of a phase 1 villian. You knew the outline of his motivations, he was amoral, subjectivley evil but not because he got off on it (he was just to damn smart), had a god complex with very little redemable qualities. Starlord joking about not wanting to listen to another backstory about a guy who's mother didnt love him enough was right on the nose. This was a tear jerker, to include the following scenes: 1) Rockeys friends being killed then his cry of anguish 2) That moment when the team hears rocket speak on the intercom for the first time and nebula breaks down sobing. 3) the line 'you weren't born to be a destroyer, you were born to be a dad' and realizing that Drax is so rediculously understood and it reminds us he did lose his family. 4) Rocket wanting to go with his friends to the afterlife and sobbing how sorry he was. 5) The whole ending from every one dancing (including drax) to Peter going back to Earth and meeting his Grandpa. If a movie can make me laugh and cry i can look past some minor issues. I also hated love and thunder 😅😅

[@evrybodyjam25]

This movie was wonderful. Perfectly placed humor without throwing away stakes like thor l&t (god its so bad I hate thinking about it). Great hateable villan. Perfect setups and everyone has their moments. Warlock isnt perfect, but i dont mind the way they did it, he has room to grow. And besides, its the finale, make it about the og guardians. Give bradley cooper an award, that performance was wonderful from the start. I loved it and walked out feeling the love, the sadness, and the hope. Props to James Gunn, really captured that old MCU feel. Need more like this with good serious tones and stakes

[@Marvel_Motions]

Adam warlock was so sick and I loved it in the first act and wow he showed it he broke a lot of bones and that got me just so freaking scared and disturbed

[@Kanata_Satou]

The real epilogue to the Infinity Saga.
This movie closes up a perfect cbm trilogy just perfectly,full of emotion and love to this series and characters,after a disastrous Phase 4 I really missed this feeling: Being happy,satisfied and loving an MCU movie,and especially not trying to force/convince myself I liked it. It was nice while it lasted,but this was my last MCU movie,I’m glad I can finally leave on good terms.

[@jesseowenvillamor6348]

Nah this won't be your last. Such a toxic statement

[@svprcrm7189]

​@Jesse Owen Villamor he's tryna be dramatic 😭

[@jesseowenvillamor6348]

@@svprcrm7189 Yeah. Problem with fans these days

[@HUSKVR168]

When teefs floor and lylla died I cried and then I couldn’t forget that scene the whole movie. Then the ending song came on and my face lit up

[@dannyramirez2731]

I don’t think I’ve ever cried watching a marvel movie as much as I did this one. Maybe it’s cause I love animals and seeing everything happen to them was painful but it’s definitely the most emotional mcu movie to me. Don’t know if I can watch it again lol. I overall love the movie and I think it wrapped up everything nicely.

[@CarlyCatharsis]

Phyla-Vell Sends-Off Iliyana (Majik) Meets Carol-Anne Freeling Vibes: 80's Type Blonde Girl with Psionic & Cable-Like Powers!

[@sopebarrofficial3557]

Just got back from watching it, and OH BOY. My poor heart- James Gunn just LOVES toying with it, doesn’t he?

[@EVAN_C_LIVE]

this movie almost broke me several times… but i prevailed without tears

[@spideraty1529]

Favorite guardians of the galaxy movie and I will admit I did cry a little bit

[@R007-e2o]

The last time I balled in a MCU film like this was when Aunt May passed in NWH and T’challa’s funeral. This film tho had me BALLING, the goosebumps, the heart drop, the tears. MY GOODNESS. Amazing film.