Ok film

Rating: 4/10 (10 March 2019)

The film was nothing special. Brie Larson came up short in the film. She felt wooden and couldn't convince me that her emotion wasn't forced.
The film is forced into the MCU to push Idenity Politics and because of this it hurts it, as it doesn't feel like it has a place in the MCU. This film would have done better if it was more organic with out trying so hard to retcon 10 years of films to fit this in. The strange decision to change the sex of Mar Vell was not needed and again felt force in pushing Idenity Politics
The main issue is through out the whole movie Cpt. Marvel was never in any danger from start to finished, never gave any sense of she could die here. It is if we have had three movies after this so we know she won't suffer anything major in damage or character breaking.
All in all I contend with giving it a 4 out of 10 to a 5 out of 10. And I think if things weren't so forced and heavy handed on the Idenity Politics it could have been a 6 or even a low 7 out of 10. But unforcantly it isn't and do to supporting cast out shining Brie Larson I have to go with a 4 out of 10.
It should be noted I have ignored Brie Larson polarizing statements and garbage statements she made prior to the movie coming out. I don't care about Brie Larson as a person she seema pretty garbage, much like Chris Evans, but brie Larson as Carole Danvers is not that person and Chris Evans as Steve Rogers is not Chris Evans as the person, and I have separated the two.