Just another good Marvel movie, that's it

Rating: 7/10 (19 March 2019)

First of all, let me state this immediately here: I was wrong about this movie. Warning: long-ish rant incoming.
I saw and heard all the commotion around this movie. How Brie Larson basically told she wants "diverse and less white audience" for her movies, including Captain Marvel. I didn't like that at all, but a person can believe whatever they want to believe, and they can say whatever they can, obviously. But I felt like she did a disservice to Cpt. Marvel.
Then I read reviews for Cpt. Marvel both here and on RT. Needless to say, a lot of them were negative. "They are pushing feminist propaganda in this movie!" "Brie Larson was stone-faced and emotionless for the entire movie, like some angry feminist!" "Marvel is starting to suck now that they cast Brie Larson, a known feminist, and ruined Cpt. Marvel!" Nevertheless, I decided to see the movie with one of my girl friends who is also not into modern feminist stuff and is the first to call it out. We both went without any expectations whatsoever. And now... Now that I've finally seen this movie, I realize - do not let yourself be influenced by other people to such an extent. See the movie you want and decide for yourself whether you like it or not.
Captain Marvel is not a bad movie, nor is it the worst MCU movie. Not by a long shot. Is it good? Yes. Is it great and possibly one of the best MCU movies ever? No. But it's a good movie that sets up Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel very well just in time for Avengers: End Game.
I give this movie 7/10 because of story which I felt was developing too quickly at several moments, as well some loopholes that I found. Sam L. Jackson did a marvelous (no pun intended) job, as did Brie Larson and pretty much the rest of the cast.
TL;DR - go see this movie if you're a true Marvel fan.