Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Commentary 

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That must've been cool as shit.

I live in Phoenix. Mom grew up delinquent in Queens Archie Bunker era. Somebody asked me why I wear so much Adidas. I just simply stated, it is my mom’s culture.

So I guess that makes Groot the lazy son who lives in the basement playing PS5 until he's 50. 😁

Yes. but you still love him and encourage him to work the odd job or two with his brothers business.@@theevilascotcompany9255

I’d say it’s a far worse thing than death for him cause he gets to see a society grow without him experimenting on em to live how he wants em to live

Heath Ledger had amazing film about jousting: A knight's tale, not sure if Dasha has seen it...

@@thejamppa "A Knight's Tale." ✌️

And the loser has to go insane and decapitate his horse (as seen on Game of Thrones😁).

​@theevilascotcompany9255 The Mountain, being the completely toxic doofus he is, felt that was necessary. The opposing knight's horse was in heat, distracting his horse. He had to show he wasn't at fault. (idiot, him not you) That was a beautiful stallion.

@@richardrobbins387 Ya it's too bad he was a zombie thing by the time The Hound killed him. It would have been better if he had still been fully human so he could truly suffer.

I almost lost it, when Peter reunited with his grandfather. Had this been a Pixar movie, I would have been a mess.

@@charleslee8313 good point, plus that would be cool if Guardians of the Galaxy was a Pixar movie

Fr. I like that it shows that not all endings have to end sadly or needs a death.

She has seen the Guardians of the Galaxy holiday special. It's on her Patreon.

the "i love you guys" represents the fact, that now the audience has grown close enough to groot, to understand him.... like gomorra in the end... the emotional connection is finally strong enough....

It drives home the stark differences between the High Evolutionary and Thanos. Thanos didn't even try to kill the Avengers that were constantly in his way....he really, really, really held back on them multiple times....he literally let them all live after fighting them except Tony Stark (because he wouldn't stop getting back up, and only let him live because Dr. Strange traded the time stone for Tony's life) and Vision (because the stone was in his noggin). The High Evolutionary, on the other hand, had absolutely zero respect for ANY life at all. It was all beneath him and he never thought for a second to spare any of them for any reason other than experimentation. He literally mocked Rocket's pain when Lila was killed. Thanos never made it personal or played petty games, even after fighting the Avengers he only dusted 50% of them, when he easily could have deleted them all at any time of his choosing. You weren't suppose to like how he killed off an entire planet of sentient beings. That was the point. It was to reveal the canyon between your morals and the High Evolutionary's lack thereof. He also made it clear this wasn't the first entire planet of sentient beings he's razed, he wasn't the least bit bothered by it, and had plans to repeat the process until he saw fit (forever). Thanos at least had the morality to try to "help" life in his own way and even admitted that he was "the only one who knew how". He was aware he was a monster to most people, but like the parent that won't let their child fill up on cookies and candy before dinner...he was willing to be that monster for what he viewed as the "greater good". Whether or not we agree with him, we have to admit Thanos showed restraint (by not obliterating the Avengers on sight but rather lightly sparing with them in hopes they'd just stay down and not get back up), compassion (by being dispassionate and encouraging 50% of life to prosper), and genuine love (he could not get the soulstone without it, and cried knowing he would have to kill his most loved daughter to get it). The High Evolutionary showed no restraint, no compassion, and no love. His only goal was his own self-serving experiments in a fruitless and impossible quest for perfection. Thanos didn't even seek perfection, he just sought correction and "let the universe sort it out" which was actually really ignorant as the universe had already "sorted it out" to it's current state...and even after the snap the universe would eventually sort back to the same state as it was before the snap anyway. All Thanos would have possibly done with his snap is buy a little time before what was going to happen just happens anyway...the snap was ultimately futile and served no long term purpose. Not sure if that's just lazy writing or they purposely wrote him to be that incredibly intelligent and short-sighted and naive at the same time.

You can say it’s part of the commentary, I mean we’re responsible for billions of innocent sentient beings being killed unnecessarily every year

Because Gamora joined Nebula to fight with the Avengers

Because she wasn’t on Thanos’s side anymore.

I though that Bradley Cooper does the voice of Rocket

@@WaltDevil060 He does. But Sean Gunn does the mo-cap on Rocket & even voiced Rocket as a kid.

No big loss. Plus watching them is not necessary for this movie.

Yeah, aside from Wakanda Forever which was decent in my opinion, she didn't miss much

There were 18 productions total in Phase 4. She seems to have watched only 5 of them. I can list them in order if anyone needs them.

When you get first comment, your's should stay at first comment, while rest bump down, so: 👍

I’d love to see her react to Buffy, but I don’t think she does long term series. Maybe she could do Firefly sometime? Edit: never mind, she’s doing Firefly right now, lol..

Oh please, I bet you’re not even vegan & therefore literally pay for animal abuse that’s just as bad if not worse lol

so basically saying please review everything that was on tv no matter what... put it in one post and don´t annoy everyone else.. especially Dasha....

They all have a dark/disturbing element to them