As a Marvel fan, I'm truly dissatisfied

Rating: 5/10 (9 March 2019)

I was not hyped for this film at all whatsoever but I knew it was coming and as a huge marvel fan, I wouldn't want to miss any films. I knew this was just an origin film and nothing special.
I expected some action and I got some, I expected Coulson and got him but very little of him, it seems that they just threw him in there just to show he was around at the time, he really wasn't utilized at all by the film. Fury was surprisingly much more comedic than any of his marvel films which was somewhat amusing, because it wasn't like Fury knew about heroes or intergalactic threats so this was all new to him. However I thought it was extremely ridiculous how he really lost his eye...by a stupid cat, like really? C'mon they could have done so much better. He didn't even have much of a reaction either, he kind of just let it go like "oh well, there goes my eye",obviously he didn't say that. I was expecting something else to happen since he said that one line in Captain America: Winter Soldier, "the last time I trusted someone, I lost an eye" making it seem like it was someone's fault, I expected him to lose in somewhat of the same way thor lost his eye in Ragnarok, he'd be in a fight or something and someone would get a cheap shot on him by hacking his eye out and it'd be all dramatic, I would have loved that but it seems marvel is too scared to make it dark since its not infinity war or endgame, which are the two most known films with somewhat dark tones.
To know that Brie Larson is an academy award winner and playing Captain Marvel, in who I had very little knowledge of her backstory, is a bit disappointing because she was so straight-faced throughout the film. Even when she cracked jokes, not only were they forced but it seemed hard for her to crack a smile, there were only a couple times in which she actually smiled and you were able to see the lines on her face as proof. But performance as whole was a bit disappointing, she just wasn't very animated.
Captain marvel's backstory overall wasn't that interesting and at times I felt very bored, even as the huge marvel geek fan I am. I always get chills and am in awe when a hero has their moment in a film to embrace who they really are or that special scene with their own score playing in the background, maybe even a good line to go along with it. Heroes that I originally had no interest in like Doctor Strange, Black Panther, etc. Had that special moment and redeemed themselves as characters filled in through actors who actually fulfilled the characters' intentions and persona. And I'm not just saying this because she is a female protagonist, I ain't biased either because there are good woman-lead roles such as Alita or Wonder Woman that were successful. Those that want to praise every marvel film or maybe just the fact that this one has Brie Larson, is just trolling or trying to boost for marvel, I know it sounds like its just my opinion but its heavily agreed on by the majority of people who saw it.
Finally the CGI. It was as good as most marvel films. In the end however when Marvel was soaring through the sky bashing through those alien missiles coming to earth, the effects on her face looked straight up like black panther's end fight scene, horrible, definitely IN the uncanny Valley.
The end credits scene of Endgame was perfect, probably better than the film itself. This definitely wasn't a film that I'd recommend. Just a basic backstory. It was meh.