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Science FictionAdventureAction

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

- Once more with feeling.

Peter Quill, still reeling from the loss of Gamora, must rally his team around him to defend the universe along with protecting one of their own. A mission that, if not completed successfully, could quite possibly lead to the end of the Guardians as we know them.

Release Date : 2023-05-03

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Marvel StudiosKevin Feige Productions

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles : Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3Marvel Studios' Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3Marvel Studios' Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3GOTG 3Guardians of the Galaxy 3

Cast

Chris Pratt

Character Name : Peter Quill / Star-Lord

Original Name : Chris Pratt

Gender : Male

Zoe Saldaña

Character Name : Gamora

Original Name : Zoe Saldaña

Gender : Female

Dave Bautista

Character Name : Drax

Original Name : Dave Bautista

Gender : Male

Karen Gillan

Character Name : Nebula

Original Name : Karen Gillan

Gender : Female

Pom Klementieff

Character Name : Mantis

Original Name : Pom Klementieff

Gender : Female

Vin Diesel

Character Name : Groot (voice)

Original Name : Vin Diesel

Gender : Male

Bradley Cooper

Character Name : Rocket (voice)

Original Name : Bradley Cooper

Gender : Male

Sean Gunn

Character Name : Kraglin / Young Rocket (voice)

Original Name : Sean Gunn

Gender : Male

Chukwudi Iwuji

Character Name : The High Evolutionary

Original Name : Chukwudi Iwuji

Gender : Male

Will Poulter

Character Name : Adam Warlock

Original Name : Will Poulter

Gender : Male

Maria Bakalova

Character Name : Cosmo (voice)

Original Name : Maria Bakalova

Gender : Female

Elizabeth Debicki

Character Name : Ayesha

Original Name : Elizabeth Debicki

Gender : Female

Sylvester Stallone

Character Name : Stakar Ogord

Original Name : Sylvester Stallone

Gender : Male

Austin Freeman

Character Name : On-Set Groot / Phlektik Guard

Original Name : Austin Freeman

Gender : Male

Stephen Blackehart

Character Name : Steemie Blueliver

Original Name : Stephen Blackehart

Gender : Male

Terence Rosemore

Character Name : Xlomo Smeth

Original Name : Terence Rosemore

Gender : Male

Sarah Alami

Character Name : Ssssaralami

Original Name : Sarah Alami

Gender : Female

Jasmine Munoz

Character Name : Hoobtoe

Original Name : Jasmine Munoz

Gender : Female

Giovannie Cruz

Character Name : Orloni Peddler

Original Name : Giovannie Cruz

Gender : Female

Nico Santos

Character Name : Recorder Theel

Original Name : Nico Santos

Gender : Male

Miriam Shor

Character Name : Recorder Vim

Original Name : Miriam Shor

Gender : Female

Noa Raskin

Character Name : Baby Rocket (voice)

Original Name : Noa Raskin

Gender : Male

Linda Cardellini

Character Name : Lylla

Original Name : Linda Cardellini

Gender : Female

Asim Chaudhry

Character Name : Teefs

Original Name : Asim Chaudhry

Gender : Male

Mikaela Hoover

Character Name : Floor

Original Name : Mikaela Hoover

Gender : Female

Judy Greer

Character Name : War Pig (voice)

Original Name : Judy Greer

Gender : Female

Reinaldo Faberlle

Character Name : Behemoth (voice)

Original Name : Reinaldo Faberlle

Gender : Male

Tara Strong

Character Name : Mainframe (voice)

Original Name : Tara Strong

Gender : Female

Jared Leland Gore

Character Name : Krugarr

Original Name : Jared Leland Gore

Gender : Male

Michael Rosenbaum

Character Name : Martinex

Original Name : Michael Rosenbaum

Gender : Male

Elan Gale

Character Name : Beardy Ravager

Original Name : Elan Gale

Gender : Male

Molly C. Quinn

Character Name : Molly Ravager

Original Name : Molly C. Quinn

Gender : Female

Gerardo Davila

Character Name : Fitz-Gibbonok

Original Name : Gerardo Davila

Gender : Male

Dee Bradley Baker

Character Name : Blurp (voice)

Original Name : Dee Bradley Baker

Gender : Male

Hanna Pak

Character Name : Humanimal Turtle Experiment

Original Name : Hanna Pak

Gender : Female

Jennifer Holland

Character Name : Administrator Kwol

Original Name : Jennifer Holland

Gender : Female

Nathan Fillion

Character Name : Master Karja

Original Name : Nathan Fillion

Gender : Male

Kyle Mclean

Character Name : The Boss's Nephew

Original Name : Kyle Mclean

Gender : Male

Benjamin Byron Davis

Character Name : Bletelsnort

Original Name : Benjamin Byron Davis

Gender : Male

Tiffany Smith

Character Name : Orgocorp Host Friniki

Original Name : Tiffany Smith

Gender : Female

Joe Daru

Character Name : Security Assistant

Original Name : Joe Daru

Gender : Male

Daniela Melchior

Character Name : Ura

Original Name : Daniela Melchior

Gender : Female

Jonathan Mercedes

Character Name : Gamora Shoots This Guy!

Original Name : Jonathan Mercedes

Gender : Male

Jonathan Fritschi

Character Name : Carrot Head Guard

Original Name : Jonathan Fritschi

Gender : Male

Diego Ward

Character Name : Carrot Head's Friend

Original Name : Diego Ward

Gender : Male

Max Bickelhaup

Character Name : Kitty Orgosentry

Original Name : Max Bickelhaup

Gender : Male

Brandon Morales

Character Name : Dancing Guard

Original Name : Brandon Morales

Gender : Male

Renae Moneymaker

Character Name : Violent Orgosentry

Original Name : Renae Moneymaker

Gender : Female

Alexis Hadesty

Character Name : Humanimal Rabbit

Original Name : Alexis Hadesty

Gender : Female

Tara Warren

Character Name : Humanimal Kangaroo

Original Name : Tara Warren

Gender : Male

Candi VandiZandi

Character Name : Humanimal Monkey

Original Name : Candi VandiZandi

Gender : Female

Grecia Balboa

Character Name : Warthog Mother

Original Name : Grecia Balboa

Gender : Female

Caleb Spillyards

Character Name : Humanimal Panda Bear

Original Name : Caleb Spillyards

Gender : Male

Darla Delgado

Character Name : Neelie

Original Name : Darla Delgado

Gender : Female

Michelle Civile

Character Name : Blue Jay Postal Worker

Original Name : Michelle Civile

Gender : Female

Ken Lyle

Character Name : Rabbit Businessman

Original Name : Ken Lyle

Gender : Male

Elodie Clarke

Character Name : Humanimal Bush Baby Toddler

Original Name : Elodie Clarke

Gender : Female

John William Wright

Character Name : Humanimal Hyena

Original Name : John William Wright

Gender : Male

Autumn Griffin

Character Name : Humanimal Bat Child

Original Name : Autumn Griffin

Gender : Male

Skylar Huntley

Character Name : Humanimal Bat Child

Original Name : Skylar Huntley

Gender : Male

Randy Havens

Character Name : Till

Original Name : Randy Havens

Gender : Male

Dane DiLiegro

Character Name : Unsavory Octopus

Original Name : Dane DiLiegro

Gender : Male

Kai Zen

Character Name : Phyla

Original Name : Kai Zen

Gender : Female

Sarah Anne

Character Name : Latti

Original Name : Sarah Anne

Gender : Female

Yael Ocasio

Character Name : Star Child

Original Name : Yael Ocasio

Gender : Male

Adelynn Spoon

Character Name : Star Child

Original Name : Adelynn Spoon

Gender : Female

Henry Heffernan

Character Name : Star Child

Original Name : Henry Heffernan

Gender : Male

Brooklyn Skye Oliver

Character Name : Star Child

Original Name : Brooklyn Skye Oliver

Gender : Male

Scarlett Blum

Character Name : Star Child

Original Name : Scarlett Blum

Gender : Female

Baby Dro

Character Name : Star Child

Original Name : Baby Dro

Gender : Male

Emery Grilliot

Character Name : Star Child

Original Name : Emery Grilliot

Gender : Male

Amelia Waters

Character Name : Star Child

Original Name : Amelia Waters

Gender : Male

Lloyd Kaufman

Character Name : Gridlemop (voice)

Original Name : Lloyd Kaufman

Gender : Male

Seth Green

Character Name : Howard the Duck (voice)

Original Name : Seth Green

Gender : Male

Christopher Fairbank

Character Name : Broker

Original Name : Christopher Fairbank

Gender : Male

Rhett Miller

Character Name : Bzermikitokolok

Original Name : Rhett Miller

Gender : Male

Natalia Safran

Character Name : Controller

Original Name : Natalia Safran

Gender : Female

Murphy Weed

Character Name : Murf

Original Name : Murphy Weed

Gender : Male

Michael Rooker

Character Name : Yondu

Original Name : Michael Rooker

Gender : Male

James Gunn

Character Name : Lamb-Shank (voice)

Original Name : James Gunn

Gender : Male

Pete Davidson

Character Name : Phlektik

Original Name : Pete Davidson

Gender : Male

Jessica Fontaine

Character Name : Phlektik Guard

Original Name : Jessica Fontaine

Gender : Female

Karen Abercrombie

Character Name : Grandma Quill

Original Name : Karen Abercrombie

Gender : Female

Gregg Henry

Character Name : Grandpa Quill

Original Name : Gregg Henry

Gender : Male

Adriana Leonard

Character Name : Crying Krylorian Citizen

Original Name : Adriana Leonard

Gender : Female

Bonnie Discepolo

Character Name : Crying Krylorian Citizen

Original Name : Bonnie Discepolo

Gender : Female

Clare Grant

Character Name : Crying Krylorian Citizen

Original Name : Clare Grant

Gender : Female

Grace Gunn

Character Name : Crying Krylorian Citizen

Original Name : Grace Gunn

Gender : Female

Will Gunn

Character Name : Crying Krylorian Citizen

Original Name : Will Gunn

Gender : Male

Christina R Gregg

Character Name : Alien Ravager (uncredited)

Original Name : Christina R Gregg

Gender : Female

Analisa Wall

Character Name : Knowhere Dancer (uncredited)

Original Name : Analisa Wall

Gender : Male

Reviews

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The Movie Mob

@mooney240

2023-05-06

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is the perfect farewell to this quirky group of rogues we never expected to love so much. Our faith in the Marvel Cinematic Universe waned throughout Phase 4 with films that felt hollow, rushed, and insincere. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 rekindled my hope as James Gunn and the cast’s love and passion for these characters shined in every moment of this beautiful, heartfelt send-off. Gunn reminded us of the magic of comic book movies when the storyteller cares more about the characters than the box office. Chris Pratt, Bradley Cooper, Karen Gillan, Dave Bautista, and the rest of the cast pour themselves into entertaining and genuine performances. This film is surprisingly emotional and had me wondering how they convinced me to care so deeply about such a zany group of goofballs, but that they did. Vol. 3 is one of the best conclusions to a film trilogy that had me leave the theater full of satisfaction and nostalgia. While Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is wonderful in nearly every way, if I had a complaint, it would be the soundtrack felt forced at times rather than complimenting strong moments in the first film. The villain wasn’t exceptional but was better than the average Marvel villain, and honestly, Vol. 3 wasn’t about the villain or battles as much as it was a farewell to a family of heroes we have all come to love. This movie is well worth your time, and the fantastic effects and cinematography warrant a trip to the cinema to enjoy it to its fullest! MCU doubters need to set aside their skepticism and enjoy saying goodbye to these beloved characters with this outstanding film.

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Ritesh Mohapatra

@mynameritesh

2023-05-09

**A heartfelt & entrancing closure to our favourite band of misfits from marvel ** GOTG Vol 3 is a fantastic, emotionally immersive product from Marvel which not only made me delighted with the experience but also revived my faith in Marvel Studios. With the vibrant music from the past, hillarious chemistry between the leads , striking action set pieces packaged with an emotive backstory this one is bound to be loved and cherished to glory by all the loyal marvel fanatics. After a long time, Marvel delivers a beautiful and wholesome experience. While everyone from the cast gets their due share of high moments but this film belongs to Rocket. The true MVP of the film. The High Evolutionary's character was unforgiving and brilliant in the context of the story. The screenplay never dissapoints and keeps you engaged even with its long runtime of 150mins. An delightful film by James Gunn who finishes things off at Marvel to focus on DC's future. Overall, GOTG3 is an uproarious, emotional and probably the best marvel flicks after endgame which leaves you with smile in the end.

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CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2023-05-08

What a disappointment! The first one was great fun, the second almost as good , but this film is just a poor cousin that really struggles from a weak storyline that never really gets going. The megalomaniacal "High Evolutionary" (Chikwudi Iwuji) has set his sights on retrieving "Rocket" after having discovered that our feisty raccoon is a product of sophisticated genetic engineering - and that has enabled him to think and grow as a being; a skill that is hugely valuable to this global-scale cloner. Snag is, "Rocket" has been laid low after a rather violent visit from "Warlock" (Will Poulter) who is working with his mother to apprehend our ursine pal. "Quill" (Chris Pratt) and the others have determined to save him, though, and are soon on the trail of his origins and of a special pass key that could reset him and get him back to fighting fitness. Can the "Guardians" put aside their petty differences and unite before it's all too late? This is far too long and it also tries to involve all of the characters in such a fashion as to leave the whole thing with a rather superficial feel to it. Pratt actually features quite sparingly, and that robbed this of much of it's humour and punchiness. The visual effects are great, but that's nothing remarkable with Marvel - they are vivid and colourful but that's no substitute for a well written and characterful narrative that this film simply lacks. It does quite feature quite an engagingly eclectic soundtrack, but the rest of this is terribly unremarkable fayre that I found my self struggling to stay interested in as it meandered more into a realm of sci-fi sentimentality that ensured a minimum of jeopardy in a denouement that featured a fair degree of ham - especially from Iwuji. If this is to be the final instalment, then I fear it will not be one that I will ever bother to watch again. Pity.

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Manuel São Bento

@msbreviews

2023-05-09

FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.firstshowing.net/2023/review-guardians-of-the-galaxy-vol-3-is-a-satisfying-conclusion-to-gunns-trilogy/ "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is an emotionally powerful, tear-inducing "farewell" to James Gunn and his Guardians. Rocket's bittersweet storyline is the soul, heart, and engine running the best MCU film since Spider-Man: No Way Home. It's visually stunning, with exceptional VFX work. The score and soundtrack couldn't be more perfectly matched. Superb performances from the compelling protagonists and even the fun cameos. A better comedy-drama balance than its predecessor, while still offering tons of entertaining sequences. A few minor issues hold it back from standing out as "one of the greats", but it was hard to deliver a more satisfying conclusion to this much-beloved trilogy. And also – a final warning to all animal lovers who may find the cruelty displayed on the screen too much for them to enjoy the movie." Rating: A-

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Per Gunnar Jonsson

@Dark Jedi

2024-05-16

I did indeed enjoy this movie but I have to say that I would have enjoyed it even more if it had not been such a comedy superhero movie. It is full of silly, cringeworthy and, as usual with Hollywood nowadays, not very intelligent attempts at humor. Slapstick at best and mostly just annoying. Certainly not very funny a lot of the time. Sure occasionally I did laugh but that was about one out of three times. And do not get me started about Quill. He’s a stupid, unfunny jerk. He so drags down these movies. The movie does deliver when it comes to one very important aspect of superhero movies though and this is of course the action and special effects. I really liked them and most of my enjoyment of this movie came from this. The story is actually quite okay though and it was kind of cool to get the story about Rocket. The bad guy, well, he is really one of the best parts of this movie. Finally they managed to put together a real bonafide, megalomaniac, psychopathic and genocidal bad guy with lots of (bad) charisma. Even if he, despite being a genius in creating all kinds of biological creations, including new species, could not fix his own face instead of wearing a silly latex mask. Seriously? That just the usual dumbass Hollywood script writing. Overall though, this was a fun, special effects loaded, action roller coaster and, surprisingly enough when it comes to Marvel, not loaded with woke preaching. And it was cool to see Sylvester Stallone again even if it was just briefly. If they had toned down the silliness, or gotten someone intelligent to write the jokes, it would have gotten another star from me.

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r96sk

@r96sk

2024-07-25

An excellent way to conclude 'Guardians of the Galaxy'. 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' is my favourite of the trilogy, it's easily top ten from the MCU as a whole too. There's a ridiculous amount of heart placed in throughout, none more so than with a certain Rocket Racoon; those early scenes are so well done visually. Plenty of seriousness doesn't stop the humour though, of which there is - as one would expect - plenty... that carrot face gag actually got me most. The cast/characters are such a ragtag team, on paper I don't actually think they all fit together perfectly but in actuality it is a great bunch to follow. As for newcomers elsewhere in the film, Chukwudi Iwuji puts in a strong showing; I enjoyed him in 'Peacemaker' so good to see him further here. All round, a thoroughly entertaining movie and a fitting wrap up... to this set of Guardians, at least.

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tmdb51616167

@tmdb51616167

2024-09-07

Guardians of the Galaxy has solidified itself as an incredible franchise within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Volume 1: The creation of these characters injected suspense, excitement, and a generous dose of over-the-top comedy into the MCU. Chris Pratt's portrayal of Star-Lord was a fantastic choice, and the characters like Rocket and Groot became instant fan favorites, with merchandise flying off the shelves. While Nebula's transformation from antihero to hero was well-received, Gamora felt underutilized. Drax provided comic relief, but off-screen controversies involving the actor can affect viewers' perception of the character. Overall, the movie is enjoyable and worth watching. Volume 2: While some may prefer the first installment, Volume 2 offers a deeper dive into the characters and more excitement. The film is wonderfully executed, providing a fantastic adventure that is highly recommended for its magical space journey and character development. Volume 3: This installment returns to the original concept of Marvel, seamlessly connecting with other films in the MCU. The movie offers fantastic character development, ensuring each character shines without overshadowing the others. Star-Lord and Gamora remain central, but the film also explores Rocket's origin story exceptionally well. The ensemble cast, including Mantis, Nebula, Groot, and Drax, deliver standout performances. New additions like Cosmo and Blurp add charm, while Adam Warlock's portrayal, though slightly disappointing, is explained within the storyline. The film is emotional, with impactful end credit scenes, making it a must-watch in theaters. Holiday Special: The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special is an exciting and enjoyable addition to the franchise, offering a fun and engaging viewing experience. The special presentation is a delightful continuation of the characters' stories, making them more relatable and adding an extra layer of excitement to the Marvel universe. This special is a testament to the franchise's creativity and is a welcome addition to the MCU continuity.