Y'all don't understand.

Rating: 7/10 (13 March 2019)

This movie wasn't the greatest movie in the world. Nor was it the best marvel movie ever made. However, this movie was CRUCIAL in connecting the dots in the whole MARVEL story. It may not have been amazing, but it was good to see to understand who Captain Marvel was and what is to be anticipated in the whole Marvel story. I know people like to talk about how it wasn't great, but if you look at it through it as a "whole story" perspective, it can make more sense. The movie itself I thought was pretty good. It was a good and interesting tale of how Captain Marvel came to be, although action and battle scenes were fewer than most Marvel movies. I thought Brie Larson did a good job in character and she's a great face for Captain Marvel. The best analogy I can make is simply this: imagine the whole Marvel story/series as a show; each movie being a different episode. As everyone knows in a show, some episodes might be more boring than others, but it still contributes to the overall story. Same with this movie. This movie might have not been the best "episode", but I thought it still contributed to the story in a good way. Now, some people might have just watched the movie for the movie itself, which is OK. This isn't necessarily bad, but I feel like people have to understand that this wasn't suppose to be an amazing film. It introduced Captain Marvel, and truly revealed her amazing power, and how this will contribute to the next chapter in the story. I just feel like I'm reading soooo many reviews tearing this film down for how it was; what did everyone expect? All I'm saying is to give this movie and chance and see it through a "story" lens and how it contributes to the Marvel story. With this, I think it will help the film be more meaningful to everyone.