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Yeah review embargo for Guardians 3 was April 28th at 10:00 a.m. PT. The movie then released in the US on May 5th.

That is madness.

I've been wondering for a while how far removed it would be from War and according to the new description to the trailer it's "several generations" after.

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Yeah I'm mostly all in. Nothing truly outstanding and it doesn't seem like the tech has advanced like how every subsequent film in the previous trilogy saw noticeable improvements, but it's really good. Also visually looks really nice in general, it looks like a real movie shot on real locations which is where the bar is at these days. I'm so hoping this is great.

Can't help but really look forward to this, despite wanting the most recent trilogy to be left well enough alone. At least this is seemingly leaving that alone about as much as you can without completely rebooting it again.

Booo

when you're desperate for things to dislike lol

Holy shit

Absolutely fucking surreal news to wake up to.

jesus...

They didn't do any press screenings for it here, but there's no way it's that bad (that's Meg 2 levels), it's mostly just gotta be that no one thinks reviews will matter.

That is a whooole lot of 2/5 reviews lol

Dune and MI7 getting caught up in covid delays and now Dune Part 2 and MI8 getting caught up in strike delays feels like I'm being tested.

ah,

I'm all for it

Yeah I don't feel any vitriolic hate towards this, I thought it was fine - all the worst parts involve legacy sequel nonsense. The Exorcist is my favorite movie and none of the sequels can damage it, but this movie is damaging itself by forcing Burstyn etc into it. Other than that I don't have a problem with what the movie was trying to do, the most frustration I feel is that these exact ideas weren't developed even further and that we have now missed that chance. The most baffled I've repeatedly been with the DGG horror sequels (I do like them) is just how many characters get thrown in there, they feel like setups for a Netflix shows, except they're 2 hour movies. Since this is clearly the "normal" Exorcist legacy sequel akin to how Halloween 2018 was the normal Halloween sequel, I'm very curious where the hell DGG would take this for the rest of the trilogy. I hope they get made, and they'd probably annihilate the movie going audience forever.

Everyone, the time has come.

Scorched-earth rant incoming.

Unlike seemingly everyone else in the world, I'm fine with DGG continuing with these weird experiments making unnecessary late horror sequels because so far they seem to generate a lot of fun and funny discussions. They've definitely been interesting for good or bad. and if Believer has some of those occasionally really inspired or occasionally really weird decisions like Kills and Ends, I'm alright with having it around lol.

The chuckle I just let out. Obviously I haven't seen the movie yet but I can't imagine myself not wanting to see this whole trilogy just to find out what they're smoking. Being a fan of the Halloween trilogy I'm very curious what in the world they think they're up to here.

Oh dear I just found out I could've seen it this morning but that email for some reason ended up deep in my spam folder.

10 reviews on RT, 9 rotten.