If Baby Groot contracted all the cute points, then the father Yongdu picked up by Xing Jue contracted all the tear points. If there is no star wars father and son plot of Yongdu and Xingjue, then the quality of this sequel will be similar to that of the first, just a funny and touching anti-hero popcorn movie. Fortunately, the director has put a lot of pen and ink on Yongdu. This little character who is not considered a prominent figure in the Marvel universe unexpectedly raised the emotional level of the entire movie. There are a lot of Marvel-style spaceship fights and explosions in this movie, and the visual effects are as dazzling as ever, but at the climax, it is undoubtedly the scene where Yongdu blows the whistle and arrows in the cabin to clean up the traitors. He led the rocket and the little tree man out of the corner domineeringly, watching the men running around in the monitor, his mouth whistling, and the blood-red whistle arrow drawn various elegant but treacherous curves in the air. The rebellious men fell in various positions and staggered in various positions. These elegant and violent minutes reminded one of the ace agent Uncle Colin's slashing of a hundred people. At that moment, the blue-faced villain who could not even be accepted by his former colleagues and was swept out, looked extremely elegant, calm, and tall. The foreshadowing so far makes the following whitewashing seem logical. Under Xingjue's questioning, he finally revealed the truth that he could not tell for many years. It turns out that he adopted Xingjue not because of the size of the young Xingjue that can get into places where adults can't enter, nor is it because he wants to eat the Xingjue, but because he discovered that the other children sent to the planet ego have gone. He couldn't tell Xingjue the truth, so he put on a wicked face to protect him and nurture him in the name of exploiting and hurting him. Li Dazui of Evilman Valley hates cannibalism, but he has to pretend to be cannibalism in order to survive in Evilman Valley. Yongdu is not a good person, and has done a lot of bad things that hurt the world and reason. But in the face of Xingjue, his acting as a bad guy was not superb enough, so that his deputy saw him through, jealously questioning: "You have been partial to Xingjue for so many years, and you help him every time." In the face of the crowded public opinion of those horrified subordinates, Yongdu insisted on finding excuses to protect Xingjue. If this is not a paternal love, then what is this? Yongdu finally sacrificed himself. He didn't want to wash away his sins by saving the universe, he just wanted to leave the chance of survival to the son he raised. The entire sky was shining with fireworks of various colors for a long time, and he won back the grand funeral that belonged only to the sweepers. Although only a humble little person, his death was by no means meaningless. He was recognized by the Rockets and Little Treemen as a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy and died. He healed the regrets and obsessions of Xingjue’s years of father’s love, and he won the respect of his former colleagues at the last moment of his life. Death inspired them to unite again. In the Marvel universe, there are too many strong players. God is immortal and omnipotent, but terrible. Super heroes are brave and just, but boring. The weak, both righteous and evil, still love and be loved in their own way in the crevice between confrontation and survival, which is very respectable.
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