Sequel, Peter Quill finds his father.

Rating: Null/10 (20 September 2017)

I watched this at home on BluRay from my public library. My wife skipped it.
Almost three years ago I watched the first one, and in part I wrote " A Stan Lee comedy... action goes from one strange planet to another, all the while playing up dialog for laughs when it could. "
This sequel pretty much takes the same approach. The added theme here is Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) and his band of alien guardians encounter Ego (Kurt Russell) on his own planet, also named Ego. Pretty quickly Peter finds out that 34 years earlier in Missouri Ego had a fling with Peter's mother and in fact is Peter's biological dad.
But it is much bigger than that, Ego is an immortal, as he explains it a 'god' with a lowercase "g", already alive for millions of years. He wanted to father a child that would also have his powers. When it turns out Ego's intentions aren't pure that sparks a battle to neutralize him.
While the story is interesting it is just a "popcorn" story, the entertainment for me came with all the humor and action scenes and it contains a lot, most of it very inventive.
Also I love a movie with a soundtrack that gives my powered subwoofer a workout and this one definitely does. Overall a very enjoyable viewing experience.