This film passes the Kino Lefter McDonald's Test with flying colors.
Every film made after the financial crisis is about (1) processing your trauma (2) with your chosen family (3) while confronting toxic masculinity.
And yet, even fully knowing this, this film got to me man.
I will admit I'm not too well-versed in James Gunn's work outside of his MCU stuff and that original draft for the 2002 Scooby-Doo film, and I'm sure his earlier stuff is eons better…