Director:
James GunnGuión:
James GunnCámara:
Henry BrahamMúsica:
John MurphyReparto:
Chris Pratt, Dave Bautista, Pom Klementieff, Karen Gillan, Bradley Cooper, Vin Diesel, Zoe Saldana, Chukwudi Iwuji, Sean Gunn, Maria Bakalova (más)Streaming (3)
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En Guardianes de la Galaxia: Volumen 3, nuestra emblemática panda de gamberros tiene un aspecto un poco diferente. Tras comprar Sapiencial al Coleccionista, los Guardianes intentan reparar el terrible daño provocado por Thanos y quieren que Sapiencial sea un lugar seguro no solo para ellos, sino también para todos los refugiados de este duro universo. Pero sus vidas no tardan en dar un vuelco por culpa del turbulento pasado de Rocket. Peter Quill, aún dolido por la pérdida de Gamora, debe reunir a su equipo y emprender una peligrosa misión para salvar a Rocket, una misión que si no tiene éxito, podría significar el fin de los Guardianes tal y como los conocemos. (Disney España)
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The first third or so was barely a 3*, the situational jokes didn't work and the humour was a bit too pedestrian for Gunn (he was probably still winging it after the average Christmas special). But then it clicked. By going deeper with Rocket's flashbacks and showing his hardships, the story was given the emotional charge it needed, plus there's one more aspect that's important to me - how helpless animals somewhere are rescued, or an effort is made to rescue them, the film gets plus points with me. And the ending was poignant and chilling, and only served to prove that the most cohesive and interesting bunch in the entire MCU universe were the Guardians. It's been a pleasure, you lovable freaks. PS: Gunn's films are distinctive and have their own identity, which is why I like them so much. What a difference from the factory fare Marvel offered after Endgame, they can go bury themselves in shame. PPS: A message for parents: if you don’t want your kids to be traumatised, don’t take them to this film. It’s really not for little kids.
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For God's sake, give this bunch of lovable oddballs some dignity. If the first and second films were overstuffed but benefited from the fact that the main characters looked so "different and funny" compared to most others, the third film looks like a stale and generic colouring book without any innovation and freshness. There are lots of characters that aren't even worth talking about and the only thing that has a solid pull and gets some emotion out of the viewer is the line with the raccoon and a couple of funny jokes with Bautista. A film that starts 30 minutes and ends at about 45, already quite a nightmare with all the banging and shooting. Star Lord and co. can take a well-deserved break now no one will hold a grudge.
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Still, Marvel had the sense to bring James Gunn back to the director's chair. He created, and now I can say it out loud, the best Marvel team from the best universe Marvel could ever dream of. James Gunn is one of the few directors working for Marvel who, when he directs something, thinks about it and directs it in a way that adds some value to it. And Guardians of the Galaxy is the best thing that could have happened to him. Great characters, beautiful environment, and above all, a bunch of ideas that can definitely be framed. There's no point in analyzing all of this in detail here. The third installment of Guardians of the Galaxy is one of the best Marvel movies, and I think Marvel can now rather pack it up, given how it has recently been messing up that brand.
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Another big farewell party in full swing. Rocket’s origin story is the main pull of the third outing and it certainly did not disappoint. Yet, he's not the main star and the team gets a balanced roster, giving James Gunn a chance to say goodbye to everyone. The traditional story is wrapped in novel ideas and details that will simply grab you by the heart. Quill's depression, Nebula's care and Adam Warlock's unexpected devotion to his mother all have their place and are used appropriately. Still, it seems to me that Gunn is turning on demand and not with the gusto of Suicide Squad 2 – he plays it safe everywhere. But he still he managed to give us the best villain in the series. Chukwudi Iwuji gives everything, too, his High Evolutionary is a complex character who won't settle for anything less than perfection. This time, there was too much music for taste, and it overwhelmed Murphy’s excellent orchestral score. Even though we will never see this bunch together again, they say goodbye with the message that everyone is different, we need to respect that or at least get used to it and love each other just the way we are. Yeah, and it’s also important to give a second chance, something that Gunn himself got, and he doesn’t take it lightly. So, adios, and we’ll see each other again in another universe, with Superman.
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The first half of the Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3 looks like a compilation of jokes cut from a mediocre sitcom. The second half is just as uninteresting in terms of depth, but at least it has drive. The fatalism doesn't work and doesn't lead to anything decent. But surprisingly, I ended up enjoying it quite a bit.
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