Roger Kauss

1. Has best humor since Guardians. 2. Best fight scene since Netflix daredevil. 3. NOT WOKE. Just has girls in it as lead roles. Sure, they’re considerate of each other’s feelings and apologize to one another, but that’s simply good manners. 4. Doesn’t pander. Boys will like this too. 5. Kittens.

This was great. Inclusive without being woke. Dope.

This movie is simple fun. I was hesitant at first because of all of the negative reviews, but I was pleasantly surprised. The film Is paced well

This movie is the most satisfying conclusion to the fifth phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This particular phase is inextricably intertwined with the emotional turmoil and despair experienced by our beloved characters, with the Guardians navigating an abundance of complex emotions throughout this film. There is a harmonious flow of events; nothing feels artificially imposed or hastily stitched together. The denouement leaves an indelible mark, resonating with deep satisfaction. This film undeniably situates itself among the top echelons of the MCU. James Gunn, the director, has truly established himself as a virtuoso in the arena of superhero film-making. His mastery paves a promising path for the impending emergence of DC's rejuvenated cinematic universe, with Gunn adeptly steering its course.