Everything Wrong With Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 in 20 Minutes or Less

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 wraps up the story of your favorite space swashbucklers. It has sins, though, as you might expect.

Next week: super sins and YA sequel sins I thought we'd already done.

Remember, no movie is without sin. Which movie's sins should we count next?

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[sonicfanboy]

I love how Jeremy sins this movie for having 40 seconds of a logo despite the fact the video has a one minute sponsor segment

[Jonathan_Collins]

I like how the entire plot of the movie isn't about saving the universe from a world ending scenario or your usual "Avengers level threat." It's really just the Guardians trying to save the life of one of their own which opens up a deeper can of worms from there on out. The plot can't get anymore character-driven than that and I appreciate it. Usually third and final entries like this would go bigger in terms of scale and stakes, but not this one. It feels more personal and more grounded, and that just feels special. A special way to end a special trilogy.

[acidtripkitten]

Say what you want about the movie, those gut wrenching screams from the characters (rocket, mantis, peter, etc) are GUT WRENCHING and done amazingly

[evannelson]

I can’t believe he sinned the scene of Rocket screaming after his friends got shot. That was the most heartbreaking thing ive seen in a movie

[Juli_is_Online]

This movie made me bawl my eyes out, like honestly from the start of the Final Rocket Flashback pretty much til the end I was crying my eyes out. Fantastic ending to this amazing trilogy

[acedragon]

This film is just so well done and so gut wrenching at times. Rockets first word being "hurts", his scream when Lola died, Peter's scream when Rocket "died", the WHOLE afterlife scene, Nebula's small gasp the first time she heard Rocket since the start of the movie. All of it was just so well done and makes it one of my favorite Marvel movies. None of them have made me feel that strong of emotions in a super hero movie and none of them even died

[brianbourgeon]

Damn, his contract with Satan really played a huge role in this one. SO MANY PARTS could have had sins removed.

[kenbocole]

This isn't the first time Peter survived being in space. His alien biology still gives him greater strength and durability than regular earth humans.

[Rembreiker_lychec]

Seeing Vol 3 reminded me that we aren’t tired of superhero movies we are just tired of mediocre unloved superhero movies. James Gunn is the only director who’s Marvel movies felt like his own — rather than belonging to Kevin Fiegie and Disney.

[playgroundchooser]

this movie WRECKED me. I open sobbed multiple times in the theater. I think a big piece of it is that I saw it with my sister, and we recently lost my young niece to cancer. Those themes of loss were just too much to handle for both of us.
RIP T, you would have absolutely LOVED this movie!!

[Soundimal]

I feel like I'm pretty alone with this but I don't care if these movies don't make a lick of sense they're fun and I'm watching them to have fun and for the most part they are. I love rocket and that backstory was so sad and beautiful I really couldn't care less if they make sense in the MCU

[JHCartoons]

You didn't take ANY sins off for the hallway fight scene?! 😞

[thediscospider]

12:48 Imagine being so heartless that you sin this scene.

[yakunohayashi]

I have to question if Cinema Sins has a soul by not giving a sin off to Lylla death. I mean Bradley Cooper's performance was outstanding

[sparta]

Holy shit, that "Dad?" joke at 11:19 had me in stitches

[saxpackabs]

12:57 the fact that he didn't take a sin off, or even mention "Rocket, Teeths, Floor go now!" here is a sin in and of itself.

[tyrosz]

Usually Cinema sins is great at picking out stupid things in movies but, WOW i feel like this one didn't get enough sins off or enough love. This is such a great marvel movie which is rare to say these days. It has its cliches of course like the good dog thing which I TOTALLY understand the sigh. But so much of this was turn down due to CGI. This wasn't kong vs godzilla where its mindless cgi fighting for nothing. It was a raccoon that would be impossible not to cgi and has been in the two other movies. I understand CGI is boring but i thought it was great for this one in particular. sad to see it not get more sins off :(.

[hillhouseproductions]

7:25 I know there’s a chance you’re being deliberately obtuse, but Quill and Gamora literally said “I love you” to each other in Infinity War.

[jasonsmith]

First! But also, I would argue that "Moon Knight" invented the MCU afterlife.

[zacharymccoy]

I never thought a raccoon could make me cry my eyes out, and yet here we are.