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Marvel didn’t just make a superhero movie — they built an entire universe on screen. From the neon-lit streets of Xandar to the eerie, haunting head of a celestial being known as Knowhere, the special effects in Guardians of the Galaxy are nothing short of breathtaking. Rocket Raccoon feels 100% real — his fur, expressions, and movement are so detailed you forget he’s CGI. He’s sarcastic, brilliant, and my absolute favorite character. Groot’s transformation and fight scenes are pure art, from growing tiny flowers to unleashing a whirlwind of wooden vines. Space battles look like paintings in motion — vibrant, colorful, and cinematic without ever feeling overwhelming. Every planet, every ship, every explosion feels meticulously crafted. Marvel’s VFX team didn’t just aim for realism — they aimed for wonder. Guardians of the Galaxy proves that great special effects aren’t just about looking real, they’re about making you believe. Verdict: A dazzling, visually stunning masterpiece that raised the bar for Marvel’s cosmic storytelling — and made Rocket the coolest raccoon in the galaxy.

Fantastic Four: First Steps isn’t a superhero movie – it’s Marvel’s apology letter for existing. The plot is thinner than a paper straw, the dialogue sounds AI-generated, and the ‘heroes’ have all the chemistry of wet cardboard. If this is Marvel’s ‘first step,’ it’s straight into a pothole they’ll never crawl out of.