Given that James Gunn has consistently said that this will be the last Guardians of The Galaxy movie to feature all the current team (and Gunn's own departure to run DC's movie and TV arm), you'd be forgiven for thinking that this could be the end for one, possibly more of the Guardians. And despite a slightly more lighthearted Super Bowl trailer, there is still that feeling here…
Facing off against the High Evolutionary (Chukwudi Iwuji), who has plans to create a "perfect society" – and seems to be the one behind the experiments that created Rocket (Bradley Cooper, with Sean Gunn as always pulling double duty as his on-set presence and as Kraglin) – the Guardians are under threat as always, and Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) is still not over the fact that the person he loves (Zoe Saldana's Gamora) died and came back via time-jumping trickery, but is now "a dick". Still, there's always Nebula (Karen Gillan)… apparently.
Promising the usual mix of heart, music, laughs and scale, Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 arrives in cinemas on 5 May.