'I Am Groot' review: Sweet, short Groot toons that are over too soon


Baby Groot gets a short and sweet animated series will leave you warm and fuzzy but is over before you know it. – Photos: Disney+ Hotstar

I’ll admit it, I was seriously tempted to just type “I am Groot” here and just cut and paste it a couple hundred times and pass it off as a review. Because really, that is arguably the best way to review this cute little show featuring the three-word-vocabulary walking tree from the Guardians Of The Galaxy.

If you recall, in the first Guardians Of The Galaxy film way back in 2014, Groot ‘sacrificed’ himself to protect his fellow Guardians from a spaceship crash, and Rocket Racoon had to regrow him into a Baby Groot. The shorts are set before Avengers: Infinity War (when Groot was already a teenager), and probably around the timeline of Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2.

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I AM GROOT! (Translation: Go watch it!)

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