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Rating: 9/10 (6 May 2019)

While most of the movie was amazing, I have one bad criticism for it, which has knocked it down a point. The 'girl power' scene at the point where Spider Man says to Captain Marvel 'I don't know how you're going to get through all of that.' And she's joined by every possible female character. The scene was completely forced. They might as well have waved a flag and yelled, "Look, girls are fighting in this battle! Yay girl power!" It totally broke the third wall, reminded me I was watching a movie, and brought politics into something I went to watch for fun. There's no need to point out that there are indeed girls fighting in the battle. If they're strong role models we'll remember they're there. If not, how does this help further the story-line? Marvel is known and loved for its strong female leads. It doesn't need to be pointed out that they're awesome, we know it. Look at Electra, Jessica Jones, Medusa, The Phoenix, Rogue. All amazing characters, it doesn't matter what gender they are. There it is, the problem I have with this scene was that it was about 'girl power'. It undermined what the rest of the movie was about. The story wasn't about whether or not the people fighting were males or females, it was about good people doing what's right, against all odds. Except for those few moments the film, where it was more about 'strong women' than 'good people' fighting to save humanity.
Here's a quote for you: "Any man who must say 'I am the king' is no true king at all." ~Lord Tywin Lannister GOT. I get the quotes about men but let's put it this way. Any woman who has to tell the world 'I'm a strong female role model.' is no true role model at all." If you need to force the message in our face that your female leads are strong, then they were never really that strong to begin with. Don't pander to the audience to try to push an agenda, stay true to the message of the original story. Your strong role models won't need special scenes just for them to make sure everyone knows who they are, it will be made evident through their actions and characters. It doesn't matter if a person is male or female, what makes them a good role model has nothing to do with gender. 'Hero's are made by the path they choose, not the powers they are graced with.'
The rest of the movie was amazing, even though they ended up with a Captain America from an alternate reality- he couldn't have gone back to their past, because by doing what they did they changed the past, splitting the time line and creating an alternate reality, which Captain America would have ended up in if he went back to the past. Yay, theoretical physics! Anyway, special effects, acting, puns, the entire rest of the movie was totally up to par. Amazing! A beautifully crafted film, aside from that one little blemish, it was a job well done.