The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) Phase Four has faced numerous challenges, including a pandemic, release delays, and negative reviews. However, Phase Five has proven to be an even bigger hurdle for Marvel Studios in its first half-year. The initial launch with “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” was universally despised, and the “Secret Invasion” finale became the lowest-rated entry in the franchise.
Despite these setbacks, some claim that Phase Five has delivered the ultimate Marvel movie—a masterpiece that surpasses all others. One Twitter user even argued, “No MCU movie released after ‘Guardians 3’ will be as good as ‘Guardians 3’.” This statement quickly went viral, suggesting that the House of Ideas may struggle to top this incredible cinematic achievement.
This tweet adds to the growing evidence that “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” is poised to have the most enduring reputation among MCU movies released since “Avengers: Endgame.” Even “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” while initially well-received, has faced criticism and scrutiny over time. In contrast, James Gunn’s concluding chapter in the Guardians’ story continues to gain acclaim from fans each week.
Although it is the lowest-rated installment in the trilogy according to Rotten Tomatoes critics, “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” resonates more emotionally with fans than other recent Marvel offerings and is likely to maintain its status as the most beloved film of Phase Five, with the exception of the highly anticipated “Deadpool 3.”
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