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Really loved that Gamora didn't end up going back with the Guardians in the end. Really shows how family isn't just who you're told your family is, but where you feel you belong.
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I think one of the best things about this movie is how it wasn’t about some world-ending or multiversal threat. It was just about the Guardians trying to save their friend.
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I legit cried when Groot said "I love you guys." Knowing that we as the audience finally connect with him and understand him was way more touching than I ever expected
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I love how Kraglin started laughing and clapping when Rocket started playing Come and Get Your Love. Since he was the only one there who knew about how much Peter loved that song.
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When Lylla was shot I was starting to cry, but Rocket's screaming broke me and when the High Evolutionary mocked Rocket my sadness twisted into rage.
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The ending with Nebula and Rocket, two characters with a such a tragic backstory, who have gone through so much physical and psychological pain, just shouting and howling with joy. So good.
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One of my favorite unspoken mentality shifts in this movie is Star-Lord going from "kill no one", to seeing what they did to rocket, to going absolutly scorched earth on the ship with groot
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I love how Adam Warlock learned empathetic emotions throughout the movie. That bit of him seeing the alien pet mourn it's first companion and feeling bad was simultaneously hilarious & wonderful characterization.
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That scream from Chris Pratt with the actual emotion in his face was heartbreaking. I know it’s acting but whatever that man drew from deep inside himself to do that……
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The last chat Gamora and Quill have with their backs to each other was one of my favorite moments of the movie. It was ultimately a private, intimate moment that gave Quill a bit of dignity back.
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I love how this movie showed you can still have humor undercuts but its OKAY to let serious hard moments settle and exist. Hopefully this can be the start of a trend.
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This movie broke me. On so many levels. I hate animal cruelty and James Gunn made sure I would hate the High Evolutionary more than any other MCU character. But Nebulas reaction to Rocket being okay... man I had tears of joy in my eyes. She was so happy she couldn't even try to supress her emotions like she usually does. Brilliant moment.
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GOTG 3 was literally my favorite of the three movies, it was that perfect mix of giggly and serious. I have seen it too many times.
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Nebula crying is legitimately my favorite non-Spidey scene in the MCU. With just a simple sound we’re shown such a profound end to a character arc that started approximately a decade ago, and it’s so unbelievably real and human. I’m sad that we probably won’t ever get another Gunn directed MCU film, but if this is the type of storytelling he brings to DC it’ll be worth it.
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I too felt Demon Spider Bunny was Gunn taking it too far. Cut to an hour later with me sobbing uncontrollably that the horrid purple man had scared my precious Floor who had been nothing but sweet and happy despite their horrid circumstances. Floor panicking and Rocket cry-screaming was the most heartbreaking thing I've seen since Grave of the Fireflies. At least this movie had a happy ending. And I'm glad Gamora made her own family, and clearly has an ok relationship with her sister.
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This movie restored a lot of my faith in Chris Pratt as a dramatic actor. His scream at 17:10 is so very well done and him antagonizing Evolutionarys monologue is so good
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James Gunn took a group that included Talking Tree, Blue Dude, Green Lady, Angry Racoon, Bug Girl, and Blue Cyborg; and made them some of the most relatable characters in all the MCU. That's skill on a level i can't believe.
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I love the subtle win for Nebula enjoying the drink on Counter Earth 'that is delightful'. It's so nice to see her enjoying small things that she'd never have showed appreciation for before. I loved all her moments - bantering with Mantis over the faces she pulls, calling Peter Star-Lord when she's annoyed with him, crying when she finds out Rocket is OK, being clearly not comfortable with the kids at first but dancing with them by the end, 'yeah, that looked cool' to Groot, her grunt-greeting for Gamora, how she calls Mantis by a nickname even when they're arguing, and Rocket's little nickname for her near the end, Nebs. All little things but added together showing such growth. I agree with all you said and more.
And Rocket, our beloved raccoon... I think you hit on all the beats pretty well but a couple more I wanted to add. We get the first instance of Rocket using Peter's name when he says, 'No, Pete...' in that heartbreaking way. He's always kept an emotional distance from Peter by calling him Quill, a point that is underscored by their dynamic in Gotg2. I think you said Gunn used Fleetwood Mac to underline that Rocket may never love Peter - - I think it's the other way around, that song signifies that Rocket's fear is that Peter doesn't love him like he loves Peter. And boy, when Rocket loves someone, he loves deeply, as this movie and his conversation with Yondu in vol2 shows. By the time Rocket uses Peter's name, he's sure that he's beloved by Peter - he woke up in Peter's arms to his friend sobbing with relief that he was alive. That changes the dynamic of the friendship. He's sure he's Peter's best friend, not second best friend. (Sorry, Drax.) And Peter, for his part, recognises Rocket's leadership qualities and relinquishes the role that as you point out, he was never that well suited for.
I get the vibe that you didn't love Peter and Gamora's arc, but I loved it. I thought it was so refreshing to not see them shoved back into a romantic pairing but each allowed to grow. Zoe Saldana's growl of 'what is there that's missing in your self that I need to be something for you?' is every woman's retort to a man who tries to use her as a shortcut to self-actualization. In true sister fashion, Mantus recognises this and tries to prompt Peter's growth, although in the end he gets it on his own.
' I'm still not who you want me to be, you know.'
'I know. But who you are ain't so bad.'
Although did 'I bet we were fun' get me? Absolutely 😢
As for Gamora, her growth was more subtle, but it's there. Also, she gets her sword back!
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I think you really missed out on a part of Nebula’s arc. The time she spent alone with Tony on the ship. The person that taught her fairplay and kindness. The fragile human at near death that didn’t have the advantage of her modifications to survive…
This man that came back from that to then start a family and then to lay that all on the line to restore the universe at the cost of his own life.
I think this was a huge life lesson for Nebula.
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8 months ago
I like how we all went into the movie fully expecting somebody to die, or else this ending would feel real toothless. But once the movie ended and no one died, it still felt satisfying and earned.
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