Warning! This article contains spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.While Marvel Studios' movies are usually suitable for all ages, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 includes some elements that may be unsuitable for younger children. With the first Guardians of the Galaxy film releasing in 2014, it is clear that James Gunn has aged the franchise alongside its audience. Many of the younger children that watched the team's introduction to the MCU will now be almost a decade older, meaning the final entrance to the Guardians franchise can push the envelope in regard to what is possible of a PG-13 MCU movie.
While this is not to say the film is entirely unsuitable for younger Marvel moviegoers, there are some elements that parents may want to be aware of before taking their children to see the film. From the more emotionally intense story centered on the abuse of Rocket to an abundance of curse words and some violent imagery, the film certainly dials up the less child-friendly elements of the MCU that may result in a potentially censored version once Guardians 3 releases on Disney+. That being said, here is everything parents and families may need to know before taking younger audience members to see Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
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