Misguidance and some magic

Rating: 1/10 (21 April 2020)

Firstly the best thing is it finally unveils the Skrull and Skree empires which are like in lots of Marvel comics. In the movie lots of people move around or talk like mannequins, but ACTUALLY I admire the naturalism in a way. It also has the switcheroo part of who you think are the good side are really bad and the bad side really good, gasp! So those are the antagonists. There's some shoehorned-in rickety peeling back the layers stuff to add this is a serious movie not a computerized cartoon, showing Cap Marvels' origin as a salt of the earth type adrenaline junky, racing go-karts, and doing crazy military rope swinging around, rad! But mostly it's when they reconnect with some friend in some rickety country home, and it's peeling back the layers stuff brrrrr. They should entirely excise this part on the cutting room floor with extreme prejudice, the nadir of the movie. I like the cosmic stuff with Jude Law and his Blue Man Group for sure, and Sam Jackson actually has the most to do with Nick Fury than in any other movies, with a more resigned air lighthearted and he's probably thinking about the sandwich he eats, he just wants the sandwich and it's basically a reflection fo where his character is at this point in these movies. Everyone in this movie talks in super casual mode, just like the good guys and the bad guys. "Mumumumm" "Oh, mumumum." Captain Marvel quips something in a semi-cynic tone. Even in the trailers for the upcoming Spiderman movie they finally unveil a smidge of super villain Mysterio played by great actor Jake Gyllenhall and he says something like people talk in a Library, something paraphrased like you don't know what you're up against or you're not going to win against me, the dullness of a sputtering fart. Anyway I think it's just the filmmakers themselves perspective with all of this, the crazy shapeshifting Skrulls even wear cute cuddly human sweaters or jackets at some point, it could be domestic sentiments of the filmmakers or just them in a refined classy ware to show the audience hey they're not too diff just like you and me, for the current audience+cinema, even cosmic stuff needs a sweater. Lots of things happen inexplicably but I let this pass because this isn't supposed to be a documentary, like Captain Marvel becomes Superman at some point soaring around and also the Air Force superior lady, is a shapeshifting Skrull(blue blood?) but no she's a Skree? Oh no.
As I watch this movie my thoughts also dwell on how can I achieve with all these fancy people onscreen, it's like this daily thing to work on stuff. What the heck!? Life should be enjoyed, why work loads? Because it pays off in numerous ways inexplicably. Also thinking how skills/talent for sure are how to accomplish, and it's totally not "other" things that get a person by, really. It's like that saying diamond in the rough.
A bit of the misguidance is the movie uses flashbacks overly, the filmmakers overstepping their bounds without actually being in their element and telling things by the numbers. The flashbacks are not actually clever, I get the hunch they just resort to this cinematic technique to make up for the other shortcomings, they're like "whoa we have to cover shortcomings and make it appear more intricate: flashbacks." It is better to just place things in order even if the movie ends , just rely on the raw narrative with what you have it's OK.
I mention the "naturalistic" sleepwalking type of talking from, basically, everyone except for Jude Law who shows some zaniness, good for him. It's his movie.