Negative reviews are overly harsh

Rating: 10/10 (13 April 2019)

I've read some of the bad reviews. People are entitled to their opinions. I think those opinions are harsh and overly critical. Not every movie marvel makes needs to be bigger and better than all the rest. This movie was Captain Marvels origin story and I thought it was entertaining and easy to follow. It's different from other marvel movies because she's a different character, and her origin story takes place in the 90s before shield develops into what it is during the avengers, etc. I liked how they introduce fury and coulsons characters. They are just beginning to learn about aliens and people with super powers. This movie is meant to build up the rest of them, not over power other marvel movies or out wow them.
I liked carol's humor. Her personality is consistent and her growth as a character as she starts to unravel who she is, is well played out. She decides for herself what is right and wrong and bases her decisions off of that.
I thought the movie was entertaining and a good origin story fit into 2 plus hours. Anyone writing a bad review couldn't make a movie or a script or anything else that it takes to create a story like this, so I think their reviews are over the top negative.
I'm not a fan of the DC movies Bc I feel they focus more on action than character development and heart tugging story lines. Marvel has spent over a decade building up their characters' developments, and it's only now that they have made a heroine super hero movie. Perhaps if they had made captain marvel earlier, there could have been more time to develop her story before avengers end game. I still think they did a good job setting her up for her return to earth and why she has been gone for so long.
In my opinion, DC also tends to drop the ball on humor. Wonder Woman was really good though, they did an excellent job of building her character and origins story. That being said, I appreciate the effort that DC tries to put into their stories and I hope they figure out a story telling formula that will be more consistent and relatable. I couldn't do what DC does and I appreciate that they try, even if I'm not the biggest fan of the direction they have taken with their movies. I think the biggest, baddest, and over the top isn't always the best way to tell a relatable super hero movie. I like identifying with the superhero's flaws.
It's okay to not be the biggest fan of a movie. I think a lot of the negative reviews posted here are unnecessarily harsh and people are hating just to hate.