Captain Marvel, birth of a heroine?

Rating: 1/10 (7 March 2019)

Brie Larson's Captain Marvel was touted as the strongest being in the MCU. So I go to this movie, with anticipation of seeing the character's growth, and hoping to see further growth in her upcoming appearance in Avengers: Endgame.
There is no character development. She is the cliche of a person being born fully grown and developed, and the only thing left to see is a downward spiral.
She is feminist, taken from our time and sent back 20 years, no wonder she is so disoriented.
Had minimal expectation for the score, the 90's were definitely not my cup of tea, but even by those standards I was disappointed.
This movie could have highlighted the moral struggle of Mar-vell, his mentorship of a human caught in an extreme situation and the sacrifices both make (especially with Marvel reacquiring the X-Men franchise and maybe introducing the Rogue/Captain Marvel arc) and this was replaced with a woman with memory loss, thinking and doing what she thinks is best because of powers she was granted.
The 90's were filled with examples of powerful women, Buffy, Captain Janeway, Dana Scully, Ripley, that could have been tapped into.
Definitely not going to first screening of Endgame. going to wait for the cheaper screenings.