Peter & Gamora - “I Miss You” Scene - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023) Movie Clip HD

Star-Lord/Peter Quill & Gamora - “I Miss You” Scene - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023) Movie Clip HD

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[제이피-fl]

It makes extra painful if you watch the avengers infinity war right after this. Theres a scene where original Gamora finally tells Peter that she loves him more than anything, right before Peter tries to kill her. And that was the last time Peter saw Gamora.

[shun-li]

I just fucking realized they made the Guardians wear Among Us Crewmate suits and are all Imposters among the employees.

[katharina]

It`s sad that a lot of people don`t understand that the original Gamora is dead.

[InsanoRider]

Lmao I love Mantis and Drax's brother/sister interactions where they have half a braincell between the two of them and they sometimes lose it.

[Msngirl]

My friend asked if I was disappointed that they didn’t end up together and I told her no. This gamora isn’t the one he loved. She’s a completely different person and he kept projecting the one who died on to her constantly. Maybe there’s a chance if he tried to get to know this one.

[kjdee]

This was one of those times where they should have just let the moment stick instead of ruining it with a joke.

[Charlie]

This is not a “different” Gamora, it’s just Gamora before she went through those specific situations from which she bonded with the rest of the team. She’s not from an alternate universe, she’s from the past. Her being removed/ leaving the past and coming to the future caused the past to branch into a different timeline but it’s still the same Gamora. She’s just younger and doesn’t have the emotional capacity that Quill’s Gamora had bc of those experiences. I don’t get how people say she’s from a different UNIVERSE.

[creepypastafan]

I hope they'll give Pete and Gamora a good conclusion. They started so well together. Big enemies at first, but in the end soulmates😢. Please make it count Marvel ❤🎉!

[dain]

Every single emotional scene in the mcu is undercut by comedy

[RightBoyKA-POW]

0:42 Mantis would be a great teacher! She can explain the work as if though it's simple, but then make everything confusing in the actual test.

[legendkiller]

I was hoping it would have been Gamora saving Quil at the end.

[PierceDunphy]

I really wish they let the scene go a little longer and then have the joke.

[anarrivingwingedhussar]

She’s technically the same Gamorra, but at the same time she’s different. Never went through the experiences the original Gamorra did with the guardians, and so she will never fall in love with Quill. It’s probably the most tragic love story Marvel will ever manage to tell. Shits sad af

[multiverse_media]

Why is the color coding for the buttons so confusing? 😂😂😂😂

[titainx]

We were hoping it would stop on its own 😂😂

[ironick]

Gamora please remember Peter your the only one left

[ncwordman]

The only thing I don't like about the Guardians is what happened to Gamora. I think it's a terrible idea. Writers have lots of ideas: terrible, bad, mediocre, good, great. The trick is to identify the bad and terrible ones, and fix them before publishing. Permanently killing Gamora would have been an okay idea, not quite bad...yet. But then bringing her back through a dimensional time loop (or whatever that was) undermined her death in the Avengers movie. So then the idea went from okay to bad. Then having her get together with the Guardians, but be a different person, who didn't have the personal growth from the first two Guardians movies--and be a different person to the extent of not even being capable of traveling the same or similar road again--took the original idea to the level of terrible.

They not only undermined her death in the Avengers, but also her growth in the first two Guardians movies. Character growth is one of the two main pillars in storytelling, the other being plot development. If they had killed her and been done with it, it would have been an okay but unsatisfying end. Ending a character with their death is usually a cliche writers want to avoid. Instead, they made the problem worse and worse: That usually happens when the writer doesn't edit their bad choice.

You can't just erase character development. Further, there was no need to do it. But I guess it's hard to find a story where any one person agrees with every choice the writer made. And since there is only this one thing, I do still love the Guardians movies.

[nathancomixproductions]

I miss Gamora from the 1st 2 GotG movies.

[KingCajete]

I live for the jokes though. They have perfect comedic timing 😂

[renatoarrueharriscooperyou]

Devo
That reference is very special for me
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