A NON-SPOILER REVIEW

Rating: 7/10 (7 March 2019)

Captain Marvel (2019) came immensely thrilling with its cosmic action and 90's tone at the beginning of the film. Its motion-fuelled punchy scenes will stimulate every visual nerve there is. It would be awesome if the adrenaline was retained, but it seems like the film ended in a "passable" scene.
The first half of the film was focused on Carol Danvers' character origin and arc, and the other half was Captain Marvel's development and actions towards her learned past.
As Carol takes progress on her initial mission from the Kree, she inevitably discovers her past and the film presented it in a visually marvelous cosmic robocop memory lane supported with its impressive cinematography and probably the most remarkable flashback editing in Marvel Cinematic Universe so far.
It was graphically stunning with its madness on cosmic particles as if captain marvel's power was covering the whole cinema, and civilization design that were intricately detailed and focused. It may be paralleled to the guardians of the galaxy when it comes to space cultural tones, but this one does not pull much away from human concept of subsistence. The debut of Kree civilization of the planet Hala where Carol Danvers initially trained to be a noble warrior hero can be viewed as a far-fetched human advancement. It makes fans more even hyped for what MCU can do on its future cosmic-space movies.
The thrill was even more highlighted as the narrative moves through 90's earth conflict as Danvers was on the verge of discovering her origins. Supported with slightly focused location-wrecking fight scenes, and detective-chases, it inevitably gave a pleasure of Terminator (1984) undertones.
Even if the film was Kree and Skrull war-centered, the movie did not fail to deliver human values of nobility, and cultural references from different scenes that serves as a nostalgic device for 90's action films. The war even more highlighted Captain Marvels' human virtues and resilience as she made difficult decisions throughout the narrative.
There is a great character dynamics between fury and danvers and was even more highlighted with funny scenes and events that connects the film in marvel cinematic universe. The movie also used an advanced de-aging process through visual effects, that made Samuel L. Jackson looked like a bad-ass came out of Pulp Fiction (1994). Oscar winner, Brie Larson perfectly embodied the comic version of Captain Marvel with its character idiosyncrasies, expressions and her enjoyable personality. She provided us a direct contrast of persona between Captain Marvel and other MCU superheroes.
Everything was great except the flick's absence of compelling villains. There is no build-up towards it supposed to be main villain at the end, instead it focused on multiple villains that lacks dynamics. The narrative jumps from one ineffective villain to another, and ended the ordeal with an average scene.
Nonetheless, it doesn't diminish the fact that the film was extremely enjoyable, visually stunning and a great watch in 3D.
The film will evidently provide some answers to a lot questions that avengers infinity war post credit scene left, like where captain marvel have been during infinity war.
Make sure to stay unlit the post-credit scenes as it is a direct connection to Avengers: Endgame.