![]() ![]() A good portion of the flick is taken up with genuinely creepy flashbacks to Rocket’s origins in the High Evolutionary’s secret research facility. Some decent work does survive the barrage of content. It’s like putting your head back to be waterbombed by the same service’s aerial forest-fire team. Watching the thing is like trying to drink water from something more powerful than the proverbial fire hose. So there is not much chance of our summarising them here. GOGV3 struggles to contain its own disorders within two-and-a-half groaning hours. Chukwudi Iwuji, veteran of Shakespeare and Ibsen, has even more fun with the, ahem, High Evolutionary – a sort of intergalactic Dr Moreau – than Jonathan Majors is (for the moment, anyway) having with Kang the Conqueror elsewhere in the Marvel Universe. ![]() We learn that, in order to save him, they will need to infiltrate the realm of a mad scientist played, as is often the case in Marvel flicks, by a wildly overqualified actor from The Theatre. ![]() One typical morning, a spoilt superbrat named Adam Warlock – “some douche with rainbow hands!” – arrives and spreads annihilation, seriously injuring Rocket Racoon (still voiced by a game Bradley Cooper). We begin in a giant floating skull where the Guardians are resting following tragedies in that busy Part Two. ![]()
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