Marvel film I enjoyed the most

Rating: 10/10 (29 March 2019)

I watched it two times just to get the a bit different point of view and both times I failed to find many of the points that the film is criticised for. I do not know about the politics that is going on in Hollywood so my eyesight might be affected by the ignorance, but I enjoyed the film thoroughly. It shows a very well and realistically developed interpersonal relationships between two strangers in a crime that bonds over their shared experiences (everyone who ever went to a place, which was alien in both cultural and lingual aspects knows how easy and fast interpersonal relationships develop between two people who share some similarities and end up finding each other in such a strange environment). I loved the friendship between the two air pilots (Carol and Maria). I fail to see why anyone would complain about the lack of romantic relationship or would start to "ship" Maria and Carol as a couple. Reading some of the fan-fantasies or criticism it seems that there are so many people who do not really know that there are many kinds of relationships and very often best friend relationship are more important, takes longer to build and is harder to find that any romantic plot for the sake of having romance. Carol relationship with Fury as well as Monica are the best friendships so far in the Marvel universe together with Hawkeye and Black Widow.
Overall, I loved the dynamic of the characters. I haven't read any of the comics, therefore they all seem consistent with the characterisation from other films (i.e. Fury, Coulson). Some complain about the acting of Brie Larson, but I wonder if they ever complained about the acting of Chris Evans as Captain America, who also does not deliver a lot of acting range and dramatics. Neither of these characters require a lot of emotional acting. However, the scenes that does require it (e.g. after Carol learns her past), Mrs Larson delivers very well. I think her acting was spot on given the character's story and her character overall. Captain Marvel is not a teenage Spiderman. She is an army officer and an ace. Her mindset, how she carries herself are according to that. Plus, she is lost in all possible aspects and on top of that, must save entire species while fighting the only person she knew and trusted. It's an inner conflict and she doesn't go berserk by exposing it to the outside. She internalise it the way any self-controlling, cold-headed person would. I will not say anything about the visual effects, because everyone knows that Marvel really takes the cherry in those.
Overall, this film has a representation of a real interpersonal relationships, therefore, nice character stories and something for the eyes as well. Thank You everyone who worked on it.