Superhero Fatique?

Rating: 5/10 (10 March 2019)

A part of me feels that maybe I'm starting to suffer from superhero movie fatigue because, honestly, I didn't really find this film to be all that great. I guess a part of me felt that, like a lot of the other Marvel movies, there has been quite a lead up to this film, and when I come and watch it I felt, yeah, this actually isn't all that great. Look, don't get me wrong, this isn't a bad film, and I did sort of enjoy it, but I am also feeling that maybe, just maybe, Marvel is starting to run out of ideas.
Look, A part of me found Brie Larson to be somewhat annoying. Maybe it was because of some Facebook post that I had seen a while back, but honestly, I didn't find her to be all that great in the role. Once again, she wasn't bad, and she certainly was much, much better than Cate Blanchett, but still, she really didn't stand out as much as some of the others.
Actually, I guess the thing that really put me off this film was that she was just so powerful - especially at the end. Look, one of the things that I liked about the other heroes is that they are still fairly human, even if they happen to be a super soldier like Captain America. Yet Captain Marvel seems like she can simply do anything and everything, and it makes me wonder why she would need the other Avengers, though I suspect that Thanos is probably quite a lot more powerful than she happens to be. Yet, moving on to the next stage in the films, it is simply going to feel like we have this god like being running around with all these other mere mortals - at least it looks as if Tony Stark is going to be bailing out because I could certainly see that that is going to affect his ego.
The other problem is that since we have something like ten years of interconnected films the time line can start to get a little confusing. Yeah, they have the tesseract, but all of the sudden it has moved from one place and landed up elsewhere, and I have little to no idea as to how it was moved. Okay, there is certainly a long period of time between when Red Skull lost it during World War II, and Thanos ending up with it in the modern day that does enable it to be used somewhat in between.
Yet there were some things that I did like about the film, one of them being that it was set in the nineties. That was cool, especially with all of the nineties hits playing throughtout the film (though noticabily the songs that were played were songs that happened to have female leads, though that isn't the case with Nine Inch Nails, noting that Carol Danvers wears the T-shirt for a bulk of the film). Oh, and then there is the cat, that cat was pretty cool, but I won't spoil it by saying anymore.
Though there is one big question - where did she hide her suit?