It's the epic conclusion of the trilogy, and indeed, EPIC is the word to describe it. It also tells us the origin story of Rocket Raccoon. Where he came from, and how he came to be this super genius raccoon. It has a good balance of action, comedy, drama, darkness, plus some touching moments.
Each member of the team got their chance to shine. Mantis, Drax and Nebula stepped up from their supporting roles and made huge accomplishments. The new Groot is actually the son of the original Groot from the first film. We saw him as baby Groot and teen Groot in the second film, and now he's the new and improved adult Groot here.
Gamora's different too from a variant version without the history we know. Peter Quill is every bit the capable leader and legendary hero Starlord. This sequel really developed the characters further.
The High Evolutionary, portrayed by Chukwudi Iwuji, represents a morally reprehensible individual whose mistreatment of animals proved difficult to watch, especially for animal lovers. Adam Warlock, played by Will Poulter, who was previously depicted as an all-powerful being in source material, lacked that characterization on screen. He was also underutilized in the film.
Indeed this movie brought a rollercoaster of emotions. I laughed, I cried, I got worried that someone might die, and in the end I was amazed how this movie delivered a satisfying conclusion to this bunch of rag-tag heroes. I loved the Guardians of the Galaxy from the first and second movies, and I'm surely gonna miss them all.
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