No worries, it's a good one ...

Rating: 9/10 (10 March 2019)

It's a good one. It tells the story that powers up engines which take the road to finale in Avengers: Endgame. And all those that have problems with leading female characters or super heroes (super hero fatigue, they call it, if I'm not mistaken) are missing the point and are misplaced. However, the film is also one thing more. It says a lot of things about the problems or self-perception. Namely, the problems of that how a person sees herself (or himself too) which here arise as a need to come out of the safe haven of everyday routine and see things from outside. What gives a freedom and a power to a person is a strength to change one's perspective about one's attitudes to others and to oneself, but also to realize that changing that perspective really changes everything. And gives a strength to know more and better oneself. Maybe this was not conveyed here in the same vain as in some more subtle art film but it's still a good example of it.
And yes, someday, those super heroes on film will have to be deconstructed, that's for sure. Which is also one of their qualities today and unpleasant, but also needy, consequence of tomorrow. And it will have to be done on film too, just like these ones, goodies, here.
Of course, I admire the charm of Brie Larson, Samuel Jackson is good, Ben Mendelson does a terrific job, but Jude Law is also worth of mentioning. If I may say so. In my view, this one is definitely worth a watch ...