There are many negative comments on the film. And before watching the film, I had expected a complete mass even though my expectations are non-existent when it comes to Disney-Marvel.
Let me start with the things that I liked:
First things first, the enthusiasm of Ms. Marvel is the best thing about the film. The whole film, in fact, could have been narrated through her point of view, and it could be a little more endearing.
Also, the team-up is kinda nice, but as we saw in "Avengers: Endgame" Captain Marvel is too powerful to need help. If they had set up the character Captain Marvel much less like Superman, there could have been some space for her to need and/or ask for help.
The introduction of the X-Men was also nice.
And things that I did not like:
Disney+, why did you not make a 6-episode Captain Marvel show about the annihilator? That would have been much more interesting.
And still Captain Marvel technically did not need any help from anyone. Therefore, the whole film is a bit redundant.
The plot, to be honest, consisted of a patchwork of secondarily added event-lines. Not much of it, I mean.
And it was not the worst thing in MCU since "Endgame".
Let me start with the things that I liked:
First things first, the enthusiasm of Ms. Marvel is the best thing about the film. The whole film, in fact, could have been narrated through her point of view, and it could be a little more endearing.
Also, the team-up is kinda nice, but as we saw in "Avengers: Endgame" Captain Marvel is too powerful to need help. If they had set up the character Captain Marvel much less like Superman, there could have been some space for her to need and/or ask for help.
The introduction of the X-Men was also nice.
And things that I did not like:
Disney+, why did you not make a 6-episode Captain Marvel show about the annihilator? That would have been much more interesting.
And still Captain Marvel technically did not need any help from anyone. Therefore, the whole film is a bit redundant.
The plot, to be honest, consisted of a patchwork of secondarily added event-lines. Not much of it, I mean.
And it was not the worst thing in MCU since "Endgame".
