Everyone is overstating things and under analyzing what's really goin' on.

Rating: 7/10 (8 June 2019)

I'm gonna be honest. It's not bad, it's not even that good, but i can't say it's just another fine/fair movie. But i do think that it is somewhere between fair and good.
If people are still wondering where is the emotion in this movie, from what i gathered, the filmmakers are tackling so many conflicts along the story line. Carol is struggling with her real identity. Maria is facing the facts which happened between the 6 years of Carol's absence. The Skrulls are in a dire need of a new home. The Kree is in war with the skrulls then later got caught off guard in the events of Vers returning to C-53. Fury is surprised with the events of Carol, the Skrulls, Kree and all that alien stuff, but ultimately concluded then bringing in his next set of problems, which was the Tesseract and the Avengers Initiative.
No real bad villain? I guess it won't be a fun movie if Feige already established Danvers is the most powerful MCU character before the release of the film while giving her a bad villain huh? Common people, we don't see movies like this often. Her biggest bad villain was herself and not the ones where the protagonist accidentally created a dark alter ego that came to life and he/she has to fight to death with it. I'd say that should be a thing from at least one fictional superhero these days.
Now, the conundrum that i am facing with is the character arc of Carol Danvers to Captain Marvel. The filmmakers gave us Carol Danvers (Human) -> Vers (Kree by identity) -> Carol Danvers (Kree-Human by identity). After watching Captain Marvel back in March, my only questions are "Is that it? So how does she fit into the MCU?" But after watching Endgame, that only gave me more questions to ask to Captain Marvel's character.
I kept thinking these through but considering it's Marvel, the key to enjoying these films is patience. I definitely did not enjoy Iron Man 3, Thor: Dark World, and Avengers: Age of Ultron in my first watch. But after a marathon before Endgame, i enjoyed them all. Their significance in the continuity is being emphasized in the succeeding films. If Feige was patient in releasing these films, his ideas for Phases and Sagas, and all the secrecy for building up one giant story, then i started to believe i can be too.
Not much of a review huh? Well, these guys aren't even giving a review either, they're just hating on it.