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Non-Spoilery Review of Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3

The Guardians of The Galaxy is my favorite of the Marvel franchises. It’s about one’s chosen family and defeating bad guys who threaten the galaxy. This last edition of Guardians is a good end for this band of misfits from across the galaxy. There is a lot of change happening for the crew which leads to them coming to a crossroads.

It is a movie with a lot of surprises and heart-wrenching emotions centered around Rocket the Racoon and his origin story. It’s a dark movie with some levity that I always appreciate. Serious issues are also explored too. There is a lot of heroism that you will cheer for.

You need to see the prior two movies and “Thor Love and Thunder” perhaps to understand what is going on in this movie and how these characters came together. Throw in their Christmas Special on Disney Plus for some additional laughs.

I will say it’s best seen on a big screen with good sound. Don’t wait for it to come to home video and streaming.

The Goonies, Good Enough For Me

My fellow Gen Xers rewatch The Goonies. It will carry you back to some good times when life was a little simpler and the adventure was awesome. It also has a newly minted Academy Award winner in the cast. While you are at it show your kids.

The 95th Academy Awards #Oscars

Hollywood gathers to celebrate the year’s best in motion pictures. The Oscars is a cultural event much like the Super Bowl except everyone is dressed to thrill. Let’s see who makes history and takes home the golden guy.

And So It Begins – National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation

The first cinematic movie we see each year is National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. It’s a timeless classic. It enhances our holiday spirit. This movie is highly quotable any time of year. Joy to the Griswolds.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – A Non-Spoilery Review #BlackPanther #WakandaForever #Marvel

I just saw Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and it was a terrific movie and a love letter to Chadwick Boseman. This serves as a transition film and sets the table for the future of the Marvel franchise. It says goodbye to T’Challa while bringing us an action-packed story. There were some unexpected surprises too. It is a definite must-see. Well done Letitia Wright and the rest of the cast.

The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Best Of Both Worlds

This movie is the best of Halloween and Christmas in one place. The visuals, dialogue, and music are classic Tim Burton and Danny Elfman. It’s a highly quirky movie that has a terrific story of wanting to change life up. Imagine Jack Skellington showing up at Christmas instead of Santa Claus. It’s quite the twist.