Just 'good'.

Rating: 7/10 (20 March 2019)

With the movie featuring both great moments and horrible moments, a majority of the film tends to be just 'good.' With the film just passing the two hour mark i understand that there was not much more time they could use to elaborate or draw out certain moments, but there are many aspects of the film that felt as if they were just ideas on the drawing board that never actually were put into effect or shown in the movie. FOr example: the only times it felt like Carol Danvers (Brie Larson)'s character's emotions actually played a role in the story were the opening fight of the film and the final fight of the scene, and only because it was TOLD to the audience. It was not present in anyway other than the script making sure the audience knew that the screenwriters wanted this to be a main part of the movie. Not to mention, the visuals fluctuated from being great at some moments to bland and dull at others; however, an amazing selection of songs for the soundtrack of the film does the movie a lot of justice. A lot of the shakiness and room for improvement for the film may have been purely on the fact there were two directors, and it was clear at some moments as certain scenes felt like the movie was meant to have a completely different tone. The film has a great message and Brie Larson does Captain Marvel much justice and her future in the many Marvel movies to come should leave audiences excited.