Mistaken Identity

Rating: 10/10 (27 April 2019)

Identity erased. Mistaken Identity. Superhuman identity. Or should I say - superhero identity. Yes, you heard it here folks, a super human hero identity. So what would you do if you were taken into another world and have your human identity erased completely and given a new identity? You would probably flip out. That is v what happened to Carol Danvers.
Created in December of 1967 and (possibly born in March of 1968), Carol Danvers a.k.a. Captain Marvel or Mar-Vell has to come to terms with who she really is and save both not only the earth but a race of aliens from the very people that, Marvel thought were her own family. Now, I will say this - Brie Larson- rocked the main title role to the letter. I have never heard of Captain Marvel until I heard they were making this movie.
Something else though, at the very beginning of the movie, the regular characters were not in the original scroll through, someone very special was in that place, with all the cameos and all the hours of writing comics over the last several centuries- Stan Lee - has given us so many characters that we can all relate to.
Going back to the movie, Anna Bolden and Ryan Fleck did a super human job in the director chair. They both defied the odds and gave us something that we can long for: an identity that we can all relate to. From Brie Larson to the most ever beautiful amazing Annette Bening, to the ever busy and talented Jude Law and with a cast of people, this movie has given us all an identity that we can live for.
So, 2 questions remain, if you have not seen the mid-credits scene and post-credit scenes then you will need to stop reading this review because this movie sets up where Avengers: Infinity War ends and the last of the Marvel movies comes to an end with Avengers: Endgame begins. Oh, and um, how did they get their hands on the Tesseract? We shall see