Star-Lord and his troop are back to guard the galaxy against the most unlikely of predators.
Since saving the planet and relinquishing their criminal reputations, the guardians have been busy freelancing their skills around the galaxy. But when Quill’s father makes an unexpected appearance, the team must put their business plans on hold.
Despite having a lot to live up to, as sequels go, this film truly does match expectations. The characters have been further developed and the special effects have been given a revamp. Rather than lagging behind, the story has been turbo-boosted with vigour, allowing for the characters to pursue their paths and continue their bond with the audience.
The acting, as is to be expected with such a star-studded cast, is beyond impressive, especially when taking into account the vast majority of it would have been done using green screen; they are in space after all.
What continues to amaze me the most about this franchise is the very fact that the creative team have been able make an audience fall in love with a CGI tree that says just three words: I am Groot.
Totally agree about the tree part 😂 great review! You’ve got my follow. Check out my comedy blog and give it a follow if you like it!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Right? Like I don’t understand why Groot is just so loveable.
Thanks for the follow, I have returned the favour.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Awesome! 😄
LikeLike
Loved reading this! Have you shared your writing on any movie websites before?
Samuel
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thanks and nope!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Cool, is it something you are interested in or not really? 🙂
Samuel
LikeLiked by 1 person
Why? Are offering me a job?
LikeLiked by 1 person
I’m not specifically offering you a job, but I would be happy to help get some of your work shared onto Moviepilot (with potential freelance) if you would be interested. No worries if not though!
Samuel.harries@moviepilot.com
LikeLiked by 1 person