A fun average Marvel film. I don't get all the hate

Rating: 7/10 (11 March 2019)

NOTE: I have been reading and watching tons of reviews and it seems that it all the reasons point out to something not related to the movie. Whether it's related to politics or feminism or whatever, we should always judge the movie on its own and not based on what Brie said about white critics (for example). I know this is a feminist movie, but personally, I thought the film wasn't shoving it into your face about it and that's why I at least found myself enjoying it and also I'm a dude. Now on to the review:
I don't normally write reviews on here, so this is my first. I'm just gonna start off by saying that this film was surprisingly entertaining. I felt very let down by the trailers, but watching the film changed my opinion.
Brie Larson is okay as Carol Danvers. I do agree that she could've gave more emotion, but overall she was fine. I also noticed that her character doesn't go through too many struggles or challenges because she's so powerful and that bugged me a little. I can definitely see some room for improvement just like how I started loving Captain America and Thor a lot more in the first Avengers film. I'm expecting to see that kind of growth in Endgame for Captain Marvel.
I think my favourite scenes have to be the ones involving Nick Fury and Carol Danvers. They bring such a fun dynamic that I wanted more of it by the end of the film. The CGI is typical Marvel and it looks great. There's a certain song that plays at the end of the film and people think it was corny to put it in there, but at least it gave me the same vibe as when we heard "Immigrant Song" in Thor: Ragnarok.
Overall, I thought Captain Marvel was a fun, yet simple origin story that I welcome very well in the MCU!