Mar-Vellous fun.

Rating: 10/10 (6 March 2019)

Schrewd Blockbuster filmmaking here.
All the situations seemed amazingly fresh even though it did have a 90s (and even 80s) tone in its design.
Inventive, within the Marvel cinematic style and more so for possibly not having an Avengers-sized budget.
All the performances are committed across the board and there is an entertaining mix of characters.
The effects aren't mind-blowing in themselves but they are mind-buzzing. Combined with an intelligently-paced lead performance, the result is an emphatic finale in my books.
Not sure what the effect of having a male-female duo directing this film but it was more light-hearted but not taken lightly, if you get my drift. A good balance. I'm not hugely into these interconnected films but it did seem to work in quite well with the other Marvel franchises. Yes, see it on the biggest screen you can. EDIT: saw it second time - clever use of the genre. Good action sequences all round even if some underlit a tad and things get a little too fast occasionally. Hand2hand combat scenes the most 'sensicle' I've seen in a non-martial arts movie. Ironically, the trailers referred to Carol Danvers falling down several times throughout her life whilst, sheesh, Marvel lands on her feet almost as good as Selene at the start of Underworld. Still good fun a second time round.