Fizzy Fun Full of Cool Color, Calamity, and Camraderie...Jokes & Jingles of Pop Songs

Rating: 8/10 (13 December 2017)

An Abundance of Overload with Fizzy Candy Colored Oversaturation on Every Level that the Eye can See and the Ear can Hear.
The Main Characters Whiz in an out of and in front of the Mammoth CGI Presentations of Planets and People from Space. Galactic Goo Drips from Every Frame and is Punctuated with Jokes and "Jingles" from the Preponderance of Pop Songs.
The Hyper Style is Ramped Up from the Original with a More is Better Philosophy but Still Maintaining its Niche of Time/Space that is Anchored by Cassette Tapes, Walkmans, and Kurt Russell.
The Story is as Rich as the Color Palette with a "Family" Thread holding the Narrative into Place when at times it seems like it might Come Loose and Fray from the Utter Domination of Background Details that are Overwhelming to say the least.
"Baby Groot", as Anticipated, has enough Screen Time and Attention to Please, and Stay through the Credits to See What's Next for the "One Line" Treester Phenom.
Overall, it's one of those "If You Liked the First One" questions with Expectations of More and that Definitely means More of the Same, it's a Treat. Because the More of the Same Dial is Not Set at 11, it's Set at "Infinity".