Customer Ratings & Reviews

All your favorite characters are back along with a few new ones. You learn a few things about Starlords background and get prepared for the evil menace that's coming.

personally i enjoyed this film i liked the story and the action but then again ive always enjoyed the the gurdian films along with the soundtrack for the films and just the characters of the group and there chemistry in general plus there just fun films

In Marvel lingo, Guardians 2 feels like a great six-issue arc, the kind of storytelling that used to be the backbone of superhero comics. [Yondu's] presence kicks the idling movie into gear, and into a final third act for which all of the previous meandering can be forgiven - and the talk of family finally accrues the weight the film has been trying to put on it.

I really enjoyed Volume 1 of Guardians of the Galaxy and bought this when it went on sale. I didn't find it as entertaining although Volume 2 reveals Peter's father and somewhat explores the relationship between Nebula and Gamora. It has more character insight, but less action than the original. I would recommend it if you are a fan of Guardians of the Galaxy.

Marvel doesn't really make bad movies. This one is quite good, and very funny, but it isn't quite as good as the first, and doesn't land in the category of greatness that ones like Thor: Ragnarok, Ant-Man 1&2, or Black Panther. Great spectacle and dialogue, but the overall plot was a bit weaker than some of the better Marvel entries. Still great though.

Guardians 2 is very similar to the first movie, except with a bit more comedy injected in, and it's not necessarily a bad thing. The jokes are still funny, the characters still likable, and Kurt Russel's Ego is a treat to watch. While not my favorite MCU film, it is still one of the best in the franchise.

I love watching movies in 4K. Colors, brightness and detail are all excellent. Guardians 2 isn't as good as the 1st one, but remakes never do seem to be. It's still good enough to own both movies. I'm more of a collector of disks than a streamer. So I'll continue to buy 4K movies.

Sequels rarely outshine the 1st installment in a franchise, and unfortunately it holds true with Guardians 2. It was a great ride, and the humor was definitely dialed up a notch, but just didn't deliver like the first. Of course, I had to pick it up for my Marvel blu ray collection!

After a brief flashback to 1980 where we get to see Peter Quill's mother, Meredith (Laura Haddock) having a romantic encounter with a man who appears to be Peter's mysterious father, GotG2 picks things up at what seems like a few months after the end of the first film, with the Guardians - Peter Quill (Chris Pratt), Gamora (Zoe Saldana), Drax (Dave Bautista), Rocket (voiced by Bradley Cooper) and now-baby Groot (voiced by Vin Diesel) getting ready to protect some highly valuable Anulax batteries from a giant marauding space beast. We soon learn that they were hired for the job by a high priestess named Ayesha (Elizabeth Debicki), the supreme leader of a gold-skinned and rather arrogant race called the Sovereigns, who apparently don't like getting their hands dirty or putting themselves personally at risk. As part of their payment, the Sovereigns hand over Gamora's step-sister Nebula (Karen Gillan) whom they happen to have captive. But things quickly go south when Rocket decides to help himself to some of the Sovereigns' precious batteries because "Hey, they were really easy to steal!" The subsequent pursuit by the outraged Sovereigns sets everything in motion and leads to the introduction of some new characters - Ego (Kurt Russell), a Celestial who claims to be Peter's father, and Mantis (Pom Klementieff), an eager-to-fit-in but rather naive empath who serves Ego - along with the reappearance of Yondu Udonta (Michael Rooker), leader of the band of Ravagers who abducted and then essentially raised Peter from when he was a boy. One note: while GotG2 is a lot of fun to watch, I felt it didn't measure up to the first film in terms of smoothness of flow. The best scenes are when the Guardians are in action and/or when they're interacting with each other, and there are plenty of both throughout the film. But that said, a lot of the purpose of GotG2 is to provide both background on the characters and, to a lesser degree, some setup for what will come next, and in doing so, there are a number of places in the film where the pace stumbles a bit due to one or more characters having to engage in what is generally called lumpy exposition. This is why I gave the film 4 stars instead of 5. It's the only reason, mind you, and the film is still pretty awesome overall, but at the same time these exposition lumps, however necessary they may be, do slow things down a bit. But there is a lot of heart in this film, just as there was in the first, and GotG2 does succeed in deepening our understanding of - and affection for - the Guardians as a group and as individuals. The most apt exchange defining this is when Nebula fumes to Gamora "All you do is yell at each other. You're not friends!" To which Drax responds "No. We are family." Highly recommended to any fan of the MCU franchise and to anyone who enjoys good, fun space opera with a healthy dose of heart. PS - (1) There are a lot of cameos and Easter eggs in this film. Too many to list here. I suggest googling for them so you'll know what to watch for in the movie. (2) There are 5 credits/after-credits scenes at the end of GotG2. (3) The film also has a recurring "crazy credits" going on so keep an eye on the credits themselves as they scroll by.

Don’t get me wrong. I still think it’s a must watch to keep up with the storyline, but it’s not my favorite. Lots of funny, fall off your seat parts especially with Rocket, but I did not enjoy the story of Peter Quill’s dad. Everything else is good.

I'm a huge fan of the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie. This sequel was entertaining and had its moments, but overall was a bit of a disappointment for me. Still a great movie to own, but not as good as the original. Hope the next one is better!

This does not top Guardians 1. However, i will say that Kurt Russell did kill his roll. Really good. The steelbox could be a little bit more graphically inclined, but i guess this will do. Stilla solid marvel movie

You can't argue with the quality of the special effects in this movie. However, it is a little disappointing that the creator could not think of a different plot twist than one that has been used many times before.

I enjoy the Guardians of the Galaxy movies as stand alone and as part of the Marvel universe movies. The first is my favorite but this one is good as well and the 4k picture on this is absolutely fantastic!

Although not on the same par as Vol. 1 it nonetheless entertains and is a fitting follow up to its predecessor. The 4K edition renders some eye-popping SFX and is well worth the time investment.

4k disc looks pretty good and the Dolby Atmos is decent. Overall enjoyed the movie.

Its a sad time but times get better with new seedlings! Yes, I am GROUT! The movie is just a good as the first and seeing it every few years, reminds you of something you loved from the 1st.

The gang is back and if you enjoyed the first movie you wont be disappointed trust me can't wait to see the third one now in production. Marvel is the tops when it comes to comic adaptions.

...but this is really fun. the banter is on another level from vol1, but this movie really explores more of the background of peter. Visually stunning, great music, and groot.

Didn't much care for the plot of this one, but seeing the characters interact with each other in this world is always entertaining. Mantis is a welcome addition to the roster.