The movie focuses on the emotional aspect of it more instead of the plot and looking cool, even though that's a prevalent theme of the movie. I think the best quality is that it's one of the few superhero movies I felt invested in the characters in a while. I thought the third act was predictable though, especially his and mantis's role in it, like "oh mantis/warlock would be very convenient for this scenario" and a few moments later he/she pops up. He deserved a better character arc after his introduction, but hopefully we'll be seeing more of him. Adam warlock felt like a waste, he's portrayed as a really strong character yet felt like he's in the sidelines for the whole movie just popping up here and there then disappears. The movie in general is very emotional but packed with great action as well, with most of it in the last third of the movie. Rocket takes the spotlight but everybody else is great as well, both antagonist and protagonist. Serving as a farewell to a beloved band of misfits who became family, and I don't recall ever feeling this connected to their characters before. It's lively and emotional, alternates between the two and some times blends them.
Now the movie as a whole, I loved even more. Same with the high evolutionary, they delivered on their reputation. Firstly Adam warlock's intro was marvelous, which made me hate Kang's depiction in Quantumania even more because Adam seems way more hardcore than Kang was shown(shown, not talked about).
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