Thanos himself doesn’t lie or deceive often. The only exceptions were using the Reality Stone on Knowhere and swapping Nebulas to access the main timeline.
When Gamora says that she hates Nebula, I can tell that she didn't mean those words, even when Nebula later on revealed that she just wanted to be loved
Even in GOG 1 when Nebula destroyed Gamora's ship and sent her to space, the look on Nebula's face was regret and guilt. 18 seconds into the video. th-cam.com/video/9x4JTFt3PPM/w-d-xo.html
The argument where Nebula says she just wanted a sister always gets me in the feels because when you think about it, Nebula was just the good and kind hearted sister that turned into the evil villain she is here because of the pain and torture she was out through. Had she not been such a good child and been ruthless like Gamora, she wouldn’t have lost her organic body parts and been put through hell by Thanos
That one line so brilliantly reverses their whole dynamic in an instant. She goes from relatively 1 dimensional villain to a fully fleshed out character just by revealing that one motivation.
This was one of the best Marvel sibling rivalry ever along Thor vs Loki one on one, it was so touching how Nebula said "you were the one who wanted to win and I just wanted a sister." When Peter Quill said "family reunion yay" I laughed and thought that was a little cute, but Nebula and Gamora's sisterhood relationship is somewhat complicated being a family.
"You were the one who wanted to win and I just wanted a sister" Damn after getting sister that I always wanted a sister when I was a teenager, but that sister I always want end up getting me in trouble. I know how she feel :(
James Gunn really made me feel for a big tree, a walking thesaurus, purple guy’s green stolen daughter, dude from Missouri, and a talking raccoon. And a blue cyborg lady.
Quill: You'd think an evil supervillain would learn how to properly lie. I actually thought that too at the time, but then it made perfect sense later b/c Thanos never taught them to lie
When I heard what Nebula went through because of Thanos I found it surreal that Gamora could not understand how her sister felt despite growing up with her. Or she was too ashamed to acknowledge it because she felt indirectly responsible for it.
0:16 - 0:34 Here’s how I imagine the Civil War version of this conversation would go, with Steve and Tony: Tony: Gosh, I hated you. Steve: You hate me? You tore the Avengers apart when you signed those Accords. And yet here you stand, a hero. I will be free soon enough, and I will win. I swear. Tony: No. You’re gonna live out the rest of your days in the Raft, wishing you could. Steve: 0:34
This is very similar to Captain America fighting his friend Bucky (The Winter Soldier) in the 2014 film. The misguided people (Bucky and Nebula) wanted to kill their particular target, which is the people they’re related with. (Steve and Gamora) Both heroes had to fight back against them to survive. Then their attackers were both on the verge of death in the middle of the battle. Bucky gets trapped under the debris and could die in the fall of the helicarrier, and Nebula was stuck in her crashed ship and it was about to explode at any moment. Steve saved Bucky, and Gamora saved Nebula. But after the heroes saved them, the supposedly “villains” still attacks the heroes and the fight continues. But when they had the chance to finish them off, they broke free of their corruption side, saved their close people in return, and rebuilt their relationships.
I wonder if Loki and Nebula would have a support group for being the younger sibling of a more well known and heroic older sibling. Or if Gamora and Thor would have one for dealing with your emotionally unstable and traumatized younger sibling.
Same goes to Thor and Loki from ages of betrayal and trickery, Thor always admits to Loki that he's his brother no matter what even if they are half brother that only Loki wasn't buying to Thor's sweet talks but later on realizes that he had a great brother who he can count on and depends on but didn't cherished much of the time with him. Gamora and Nebula is like that where Nebula wants to win for her sister to accept her as a real sister but Gamora misunderstood it because they we're raised without compassion and love instead they lived as a soldier.
1:27 Yeah, when I saw that, I was basically like: “HOLY $@!&, talk about overkill!” P.S. It reminds me of the shoulder-mounted MG from Fallout: New Vegas, but bigger.
It's usually the ones who just wanted love or companionship that end up the most damaged and sometimes completely hopeless when it comes to redemption or making a comeback to being good. It's usually an extreme. The nicest of people have the potential to become to darkest and most hateful. And vice versa. Its just usually a chain of events and a lack of any support that gets them to where they are at. We are all responsible for ourselves, but in the end it is hard to fight against our environments.
Well thats what they did somewhat in guardians volume 3. Theyre both great characters but Nebulas dynamic with the rest of the guardians in volume 3 was way more interesting
Why does writing need to tip-toe around the issue to be good? Sometimes people irl address things directly as well, I'm not sure how you'd write the scene to be 'well written' but I'd be interested to read your rewrite.
@@rdarod Fiction isn't real life. If you wrote dialogue like people talk in real life, it would be half unreadable/unwatchable. Have you heard of show, don't tell? There are many explanations for this but one is that you are more bored of being told something rather than being shown something. th-cam.com/video/crizGXdBJwY/w-d-xo.html I haven't even watched this movie, just this clip, but this is still better writing than what's happening in GOTG. The scene in the link, if written like the GOTG scene, would have the sister who was bitten in the face yell something about how the men need to get their hands off of her sister because for all the hate she has for her, she's still her sister. But we don't have that kind of dialogue. She just throws the men off and runs and embraces her sister. The latter is much more memorable than the former.
@@Sarah-zr1nj I don't know what my location has to do with anything, but if you read my comment above, fiction isn't real life. If it was, we'd have a lot more of "umm" and "like" in dialogue. This real life argument is nonsense.
Nebula hates herself for always losing and being turned into a cyborg, not knowing her heavy weight with all that metal is whats going to let her fall faster to save Gamora and redeem herself 🥲
That’s… not it lmao. Nebula was born a cyborg, her home planets race were all like that, then thanos came, killed all of them save Nebula, then pitted the two against each other. Gamers never held back which is why nebula had to undergo the cybernetic “modification.” Knowing thanos, he wouldn’t have made the added cyborg parts heavier cuz that would affect her in battle, the whole point of the modifications were to make nebula equal or better than her sister in battle, heavy weight would effect that. Also for the falling, it’s just the way she positions herself. Gamora is free falling, and nebula is plunging cuz she has to catch up to her
"You were the one who wanted to win and I just wanted a sister!"
Damn... I felt that. 😭
2:48
This is the best scene I love in the entire MCU. There are much better scenes but this one has the longing heart.
She became my favourite MCU character the moment she said this line. Her arc in this movie was amazing.
@@canarytea7094 ikr! Nebula is sooo underrated
Imagine this:
Tony to Steve after the final fight scene in Civil War: You were the one who wanted to win, and I JUST WANTED A BEST FRIEND!
Nebula doesn't know how to lie properly because Thanos taught them everything, except lying
Oh that makes sense because he wouldn’t want them to lie to him
I wonder if any of them do, maybe Midnight?
@@christianaguiare544yea because she lie about corvus death in infinity war so the avengers wont expect corvus to go to vision
Thanos himself doesn’t lie or deceive often. The only exceptions were using the Reality Stone on Knowhere and swapping Nebulas to access the main timeline.
Her sister in Infinity war
My hate for Nebula vanished instantly whe she admitted that she just wanted Gamora to be her sister
Mine too
And then got progressively more likable
Same here. And the whole time she was made out to be some crazy ass bitch.
Same and it made me like gamora a lot less, like for all those years she couldn't see that she was hurting her
This scene turned them from a comedy fued to complex and powerful duo
When Gamora says that she hates Nebula, I can tell that she didn't mean those words, even when Nebula later on revealed that she just wanted to be loved
Even in GOG 1 when Nebula destroyed Gamora's ship and sent her to space, the look on Nebula's face was regret and guilt.
18 seconds into the video.
th-cam.com/video/9x4JTFt3PPM/w-d-xo.html
Similar to when Tony said to Steve in Civil War, “Gosh, I hated you.”
The argument where Nebula says she just wanted a sister always gets me in the feels because when you think about it, Nebula was just the good and kind hearted sister that turned into the evil villain she is here because of the pain and torture she was out through. Had she not been such a good child and been ruthless like Gamora, she wouldn’t have lost her organic body parts and been put through hell by Thanos
but then gamora woulda went through the same torture as nebula
Damn I never looked at it like that. She would have been ever hotter than she already IS too🤷🏾♂️
That one line so brilliantly reverses their whole dynamic in an instant. She goes from relatively 1 dimensional villain to a fully fleshed out character just by revealing that one motivation.
This was one of the best Marvel sibling rivalry ever along Thor vs Loki one on one, it was so touching how Nebula said "you were the one who wanted to win and I just wanted a sister." When Peter Quill said "family reunion yay" I laughed and thought that was a little cute, but Nebula and Gamora's sisterhood relationship is somewhat complicated being a family.
3:02 "but you were the one who neEdED tO wIN" the writers definitely had siblings
1:01 I don’t know why, but I always laugh at her screaming like a bloodthirsty maniac! This one specifically! 🤣
"Get over it" I love her 🥺
"This is not San Francisco"
"You were the one who wanted to win and I just wanted a sister"
Damn after getting sister that I always wanted a sister when I was a teenager, but that sister I always want end up getting me in trouble.
I know how she feel :(
Siblings! Am I right?
They're not related
@@nickdelrio7070 Foster sisters is what I definitely say!
They're sisters. Blood and relation is irrelevant.
@@tenjenk But they're not related.
@@nickdelrio7070 you don’t have to be blood related to be sisters. They are still sisters.
James Gunn really made me feel for a big tree, a walking thesaurus, purple guy’s green stolen daughter, dude from Missouri, and a talking raccoon. And a blue cyborg lady.
And a blue dude with an arrow
"You were the one who wanted to win and I just wanted a sister!"
Ohhhh , I Can’t 😓😭💔
Top MCU siblings
1. Thor Loki
2. Gamora Nebula
3. Wanda Pietro
4. T’Challa Shuri
5. Tommy Billy
6. Thor Hela
U should count nat and clint in there. They loved each other like family. They fought like family. And in the end they were family
Spider-Man Ironman
This technically shouldn’t count, but Steve and Tony should be included, ‘cause they act like siblings toward each other, especially in Civil War.
No.1 should be logan vs victor
@@bassimbasheer9535 Who’s Logan and Victor?
When Quill said Family reunion yay I'm like Quill would you would shut up
When Nebula groans angrily at Gamora at 0:34, she's telling Gamora to Watch It because she has a chance and she's gonna break it
This is the perfect example of sibling rivalry
Idk why but the bickering scene was my favorite scene. they both really portrayed siblings so well
2:48 I feel so sorry for nebula
2017: You're leaving me with that fox?!
2023: Rocket??? 😢🥺
Bolin: you don't have any siblings, fighting is always part of the healing process...
Ain't that the truth?
Agreed
Gamora risking her life to save nebula from a firey grave,
Nebula attempts to kill her,
Gamora: ARE YOU KIDDING ME? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Family reunion YAY 🤣🤣 I freaking love Chris pratt
Nebula whole mission was to beat her and say she won
1:00 When someone gives you crap at work, then you see them off the clock.
‘Of all our siblings, I hated you the least’
This is them fucking play fighting. Imagine if they actually wanted to kill each other.
Quill: You'd think an evil supervillain would learn how to properly lie.
I actually thought that too at the time, but then it made perfect sense later b/c Thanos never taught them to lie
0:16 This is similar to Civil War when Tony said “Gosh, I hated you.” to Steve.
When I heard what Nebula went through because of Thanos I found it surreal that Gamora could not understand how her sister felt despite growing up with her. Or she was too ashamed to acknowledge it because she felt indirectly responsible for it.
“Family reunion yay”
😂😭😂😭
0:16 - 0:34 Here’s how I imagine the Civil War version of this conversation would go, with Steve and Tony:
Tony: Gosh, I hated you.
Steve: You hate me? You tore the Avengers apart when you signed those Accords. And yet here you stand, a hero. I will be free soon enough, and I will win. I swear.
Tony: No. You’re gonna live out the rest of your days in the Raft, wishing you could.
Steve: 0:34
This is very similar to Captain America fighting his friend Bucky (The Winter Soldier) in the 2014 film. The misguided people (Bucky and Nebula) wanted to kill their particular target, which is the people they’re related with. (Steve and Gamora) Both heroes had to fight back against them to survive. Then their attackers were both on the verge of death in the middle of the battle. Bucky gets trapped under the debris and could die in the fall of the helicarrier, and Nebula was stuck in her crashed ship and it was about to explode at any moment. Steve saved Bucky, and Gamora saved Nebula. But after the heroes saved them, the supposedly “villains” still attacks the heroes and the fight continues. But when they had the chance to finish them off, they broke free of their corruption side, saved their close people in return, and rebuilt their relationships.
It's not ripe and her scream in the ship had me dying laughing 😂😂😂😅
1:55 that's what siblings is!
Gamora and nebula are do badass 🤘😎
This scene, with out fail, makes me cry. Every time.
2:30 made me laugh, that was such a sibling moment 🤣
When gamora say aRe yOu kIdDiNg mE
When Gamora holds up the giant gun it instantly reminds me of Iron man’s proton canon finisher in Marvel vs Capcom
I wonder if Loki and Nebula would have a support group for being the younger sibling of a more well known and heroic older sibling.
Or if Gamora and Thor would have one for dealing with your emotionally unstable and traumatized younger sibling.
Karen Gillan's acting! I am upset she did not get an Oscar for this role.
2:48 really hits hard.
Same goes to Thor and Loki from ages of betrayal and trickery, Thor always admits to Loki that he's his brother no matter what even if they are half brother that only Loki wasn't buying to Thor's sweet talks but later on realizes that he had a great brother who he can count on and depends on but didn't cherished much of the time with him. Gamora and Nebula is like that where Nebula wants to win for her sister to accept her as a real sister but Gamora misunderstood it because they we're raised without compassion and love instead they lived as a soldier.
His adopted
I love these two kickass ladies
Thats what some Siblings do Fight like pyschopaths.
1:27 Yeah, when I saw that, I was basically like: “HOLY $@!&, talk about overkill!”
P.S. It reminds me of the shoulder-mounted MG from Fallout: New Vegas, but bigger.
This reminds me of Steve vs Tony in Civil War.
Seriously Nebula is low-key funny.
I mean I don't really blame gamora lol thanos would have started replacing her with robot parts😭
2:29
Family reunion. Yeaaaa 😅😅😅😅
1:24 use the large gun
That scene still makes me feel bad for Nebula❤
It's usually the ones who just wanted love or companionship that end up the most damaged and sometimes completely hopeless when it comes to redemption or making a comeback to being good. It's usually an extreme. The nicest of people have the potential to become to darkest and most hateful. And vice versa. Its just usually a chain of events and a lack of any support that gets them to where they are at. We are all responsible for ourselves, but in the end it is hard to fight against our environments.
Eh who hasn't wanted to kill their sibling ever now and then.
Thats common
So nebula choose to lose so Thanos will not punish gamora because she's the only one she has.
they are like Ivypool and Dovewing, Ivypool always hated her sister because when someone talks to her, they always asked about dovewing.
Nebula vs. Luke Skywalker, who will win???
If it's Mandolorian Luke Skywalker, then definantly Luke
@@corcerercr7606 okay good answer! 😉
@@corcerercr7606 is the classic Luke Skywalker a bit bland?
Nebula is a way better character than Gamora. I wouldn't be mad if they never brought Gamora back and just focused on Nebula.
Well thats what they did somewhat in guardians volume 3. Theyre both great characters but Nebulas dynamic with the rest of the guardians in volume 3 was way more interesting
2:44🥺
In all the MCU I think Nebula had the greatest character development.
Idk why but I love it when she (Nebula) screams. I think her screams are really attractive 🤪. Is that weird?
Yeah that's weird
In the last part that wasn't actually a fight nebula was just saving gamora from the fall
I just wanted a sister
2:48 What Zuko should've told Azula
3:06
👁️🧠💪
BECAUSE YOU....
0:55 Am I the only one who notices the North by Northwest reference in this scene
this scene is sad
What if Blue Witch met *Jyn Erso* ???
2:25 1:27
I made a video called "One Marvelous Scene" on nebula
2:08
Marty, Beffer, Jessa I love you all baby brudder right her 😢
Zoe saldana & Karen Gillan both my mortal kombat fancast movie zoe saldana As Jade & Karen Gillan As Skarlet.
"Am I my sister's keeper"?
2:34 2:38 2:41 2:46
Love nebula
I heard someone called my name
Then stop trying to kill her if all you wanted was a sister
Hey! What if there was Luke & Leia vs. Nebula, how cool would that be????
What if Nebula fought Darth Vader???? Would *he* win over her????
Nope
Not one bit
@@mariolaudato8019 Oh then who would win?
@@mariolaudato8019 Or what about Luke Skywalker vs. Nebula. Who would win??
@@mariolaudato8019 Do you believe that she is stronger than a Jedi or Sith and can beat them good?
@@RedPandaGirl002 I Think Nebula Will Win :P
1:12 - 1:26 this is just how most women fight.
Hey, how's this:
*Nebula vs. Ahsoka Tano* Who would win??
How's this for a tag team match?
Gamora and Nebula vs Jade and Kitana.
That conversation between the sisters seems like lazy writing to me. Too on the nose. Surprised that many people like it.
Why does writing need to tip-toe around the issue to be good? Sometimes people irl address things directly as well, I'm not sure how you'd write the scene to be 'well written' but I'd be interested to read your rewrite.
@@rdarod Fiction isn't real life. If you wrote dialogue like people talk in real life, it would be half unreadable/unwatchable. Have you heard of show, don't tell? There are many explanations for this but one is that you are more bored of being told something rather than being shown something.
th-cam.com/video/crizGXdBJwY/w-d-xo.html
I haven't even watched this movie, just this clip, but this is still better writing than what's happening in GOTG. The scene in the link, if written like the GOTG scene, would have the sister who was bitten in the face yell something about how the men need to get their hands off of her sister because for all the hate she has for her, she's still her sister. But we don't have that kind of dialogue. She just throws the men off and runs and embraces her sister. The latter is much more memorable than the former.
I don’t know where you live, but people more often talk lazily to one another in real life than always eloquently.
@@Sarah-zr1nj I don't know what my location has to do with anything, but if you read my comment above, fiction isn't real life. If it was, we'd have a lot more of "umm" and "like" in dialogue. This real life argument is nonsense.
Get over it
they kinda remind me of Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair lol
Nebula hates herself for always losing and being turned into a cyborg, not knowing her heavy weight with all that metal is whats going to let her fall faster to save Gamora and redeem herself 🥲
That’s… not it lmao. Nebula was born a cyborg, her home planets race were all like that, then thanos came, killed all of them save Nebula, then pitted the two against each other. Gamers never held back which is why nebula had to undergo the cybernetic “modification.” Knowing thanos, he wouldn’t have made the added cyborg parts heavier cuz that would affect her in battle, the whole point of the modifications were to make nebula equal or better than her sister in battle, heavy weight would effect that. Also for the falling, it’s just the way she positions herself. Gamora is free falling, and nebula is plunging cuz she has to catch up to her
1:55