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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: ''Vol. 3'' is rated PG-13, just like almost every other MCU film. Typically, Marvel films don't have a lot of objectionable content and are considered safe for younger children accompanied by adults, but ''Vol. 3'' pushes that PG-13 rating to its limit. The film features disturbing scenes of animal cruelty, having the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first uncensored F-bomb, and more violence and killing than usual, as well as showing [[spoiler:the High Evolutionary's bloody, skinless mauled face in full detail]]. There's been plenty said by critics and those in the industry about the appropriateness of this film for younger audiences.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: ''Vol. 3'' is rated PG-13, just like almost every other MCU film. Typically, Marvel films don't have a lot of objectionable content and are considered safe for younger children accompanied by adults, but ''Vol. 3'' pushes that its PG-13 rating to its limit.''absolutely limit''. The film features disturbing scenes of animal cruelty, having the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first uncensored F-bomb, and more violence and killing than usual, as well as showing [[spoiler:the High Evolutionary's bloody, skinless mauled face in full detail]]. There's been plenty said by critics and those in the industry about the appropriateness of this film for younger audiences.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Nobody acknowledges [[spoiler: Groot speaking perfect English]] at the end. [[JustifiedTrope Justified,]] as it's meant to show [[spoiler: we the audience have finally spent enough time around him to understand his words.]]
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** Peter and Groot [[spoiler:murdering Theel by dragging him across the ground at high speed after tossing him from the high altitude base is extremely satisfying considering that he was one of the scientists who directly performed the horrific experiments on Rocket without remorse and acted like a SmugSnake when he mistakenly believed Peter and Groot were helpless and defeated.]]
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* AwardSnub: Many were flummoxed that the only Oscar nomination the film received was for Best Visual Effects, while the film was ignored for any category relating to makeup, acting, or cinematography. In particular, many feel Creator/BradleyCooper or Creator/ChukwudiIwuji should've received nominations for Best Supporting Actor.
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* AwardSnub: Many were flummoxed that the only Oscar nomination the film received was for Best Visual Effects, while but not for Best Makeup as the film set a world record for the most use of prosthetic makeup in a film (beating out ''Film/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' which previously held the record for over 20 years). Furthermore, the film was ignored for any category relating to makeup, writing, cinematography, or acting, or cinematography. In particular, with many feel viewers believing that either Creator/BradleyCooper or Creator/ChukwudiIwuji should've received nominations a nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
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* AwardSnub: Many were flummoxed that the only Oscar nomination the film reviced was for best Visual Effects, while the film was ignored for any category relating to makeup, acting, or cinematography. In particular many feel Creator/BradleyCooper or Creator/ChukwudiIwuji should've received nominations for Best Supporting Actor.
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* AwardSnub: Many were flummoxed that the only Oscar nomination the film reviced received was for best Best Visual Effects, while the film was ignored for any category relating to makeup, acting, or cinematography. In particular particular, many feel Creator/BradleyCooper or Creator/ChukwudiIwuji should've received nominations for Best Supporting Actor.
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** [[spoiler: Was the High Evolutionary already planning to destroy Counter-Earth? Or was it Peter Quill's revelation that there were drug dealers on Counter-Earth that prompted him to do it?]]
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* BrokenAesop: A bit towards the end as the whole movie tries to go for an animal rights message... only for the scene we see of Rocket's first day as captain being The Guardians killing a bunch of wild, non-sentient animals who don't know any better for being a nuisance to a village. This is actually discussed InUniverse.
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* BrokenAesop: A bit towards the end as the whole movie tries to go for an animal rights message... only for the scene TheStinger where we see of [[spoiler: Rocket's first day as captain being The Guardians Guardians]] having them killing a bunch of wild, non-sentient animals who don't know any better for being a nuisance to a village. This is actually discussed somewhat lampshaded InUniverse.
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'''Rocket:''' Yeah, sure. But these townsfolk can't protect themselves.
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* RealismInducedHorror: Rocket's backstory. [[spoiler: You take away the sci-fi elements, and you have a pretty grim look at how some corporations and scientists unethically experiment on animals.]]
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* MisaimedMarketing: UsefulNotes/McDonalds released {{Kids Meal Toy}}s based on the movie, but its PG-13 rating, BodyHorror elements, and PrecisionFStrike make it unlikely that many of the toys’ recipients would actually be ''allowed'' to see the film in theaters.
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* MisaimedMarketing: UsefulNotes/McDonalds released {{Kids Meal Toy}}s based on the movie, but its PG-13 rating, BodyHorror elements, and PrecisionFStrike make it unlikely that many of the toys’ toys' recipients would actually be ''allowed'' to see the film in theaters.
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* BrokenAesop: A bit towards the end as the whole movie tries to go for an animal rights message...only for the scene we see of Rocket's first day as captain being The Guardians killing a bunch of wild, non-sentient animals who don't know any better for being a nuisance to a village. This is actually discussed InUniverse.
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* BrokenAesop: A bit towards the end as the whole movie tries to go for an animal rights message... only for the scene we see of Rocket's first day as captain being The Guardians killing a bunch of wild, non-sentient animals who don't know any better for being a nuisance to a village. This is actually discussed InUniverse.
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* RealismInducedHorror: Rocket's backstory. [[spoiler: You take away the sci-fi elements, and you have a pretty grim look at how some corporations and scientists unethically experiment on animals.]]
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-->'''Phyla:''' Don't you ever feel a little sad for them?\\
'''Rocket:''' Yeah, sure. But these townsfolk can't protect themselves.
-->'''Phyla:''' Don't you ever feel a little sad for them?\\
'''Rocket:''' Yeah, sure. But these townsfolk can't protect themselves.
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** The image of a walrus [[spoiler:waving its flipper from the afterlife along side a cyborg rabbit is the kind of thing that sounds like it would be in an Adam Sandler film and be completely impossible to take seriously, and yet seeing Teefs and Floor happily beckoning their long lost friend allows an otherwise out of context goofy scene to be incredibly heartwarming and tearjerker-worthy]].
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** The image of a walrus [[spoiler:waving its flipper from the afterlife along side alongside a cyborg rabbit is the kind of thing that sounds like it would be in an Adam Sandler film and be completely impossible to take seriously, and yet seeing Teefs and Floor happily beckoning their long lost friend allows an otherwise out of context goofy scene to be incredibly heartwarming and tearjerker-worthy]].
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Lylla, Teefs and Floor became fan-favorites due to their innocent and childlike natures, their friendship with Rocket, [[spoiler:and their tragic deaths.]]
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* RealismInducedHorror: Rocket's backstory. [[spoiler: You take away the sci-fi elements, and you have a pretty grim look at how some corporations and scientists unethically experiment on animals.]]
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Just because scientific corporations aren't actively torturing animals in the current day doesn'tmean that it doesn't reflect what their practices used to be, and certainly doesn't make it any less disturbing.
* RealismInducedHorror: Rocket's backstory. [[spoiler: You take away the sci-fi elements, and you have a pretty grim look at how some corporations and scientists unethically experiment on animals.]]
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