I'm gonna tell how political it is

Rating: 7/10 (18 March 2019)

When the first trailer came out, I had the feeling of bitter betrayal from Disney to the whole Marvel franchise, and to the millions of fans, as the trailer contained obvious political signals. the marvel universe is the greatest modern representation of the monomyth. it inspires me as it inspires the millions who are part of this collective dream. we see Truth in it and the idea that the latest story in the epic is potentially a propagandist political indoctrination left me with a feeling of frustration.
I was caught in the heat of polarized online comments, some defending the movie, and others mocking it and pledging to boycott it, and all of that was before the release. rotten tomatoes had to change its rating system because people were downrating the movie before the release as well. the polarization made me about reconsider my initial thoughts and I wanted to watch the movie to be able to form a nuanced opinion.
I watched the movie today, and I would say that Disney did a tricky good job with it. the movie follows the same old recipe of the monomyth and it didn't break it at all, and the tricky elements were the formulation of the dialogue and the choice of words in a couple of scenes, which mostly had no effect on the context. even that I'm a bit skeptical about, as those political signs were too subtle and they could be seen as part of classic development of the hero.
I liked the movie, and even if Disney wanted to get political with it, they failed at that as they were prioritizing the classical hero narrative above all. I'm really looking forward to Avengers: Endgame now.