I really don't know what happened

Rating: 6/10 (16 March 2019)

I went to see this movie with a friend of mine, see, I'm the "Marvel fan" and he's more like "I don't particularly like it but it's cool". And so the movie begins and as I'm watching it, I have this feeling like something is missing. I can't tell you what, though I think it has something to do with the framework of the movie. In Thor (2011), de have a real overview of Asgard and what is Thor up to, in Guardians of the Galaxy, we got a proper presentation of Peter Quill, same in Doctor Strange when we got to see Strange's surgery skills. In every other origin story, there's a presentation of the hero that I think is missing in this movie and I also assume that it's because of that lack of effort in introducing her that there have been a lot of hateful comments on this film. I think it might have Brie Larson struggling to get into this character because it hasn't a strong basis.
Then, I have to say, I found the first hour very boring, sloppy jokes, slow scenario... . But the most striking fact comes at the end ! So, back to my not-a-marvel-fan friend. As the second hour went on, he started to react to the scandalous ease with which events were happening. It's like it is way too easy for all the characters to do what they wanna do. And the worst part is at the end. In the very last 15 minutes I think, when (*SPOILERS*) Captain Marvel releases her full potential. Actually, I watched Justice League last year and at the end I was feeling like "so Superman resurrects and all your problems go away, right ?". Well guess what, it's even worse with Captain Marvel, going in outer space with no helmet, blasting spaceships with her barehanded... . I understand the need to make us understand that she's an extremely powerful character, I just don't understand why it's done only at the very end of the movie. I think that also is due to the bad introduction.
I will finish with some good points, unlike most people (from what I read) I think Brie Larson can be a great Captain Marvel, production and cast just have to take the time to make things the right way. I think she'll figure out how to get into this. I also like the fact that Captain Marvel is an amazingly powerful character, especially given how strong Thor was in Infinity War, it seems like he finally found someone to talk to.
(I also think that the moment in the second Endgame trailer ("what ever it takes") when Thor tries to impress Carol then says, leaning on his ax "I like this one" was intented by the production as an answer to all the hateful comments on Captain Marvel. It's like "the most powerful character of the MCU likes her so what's wrong with you?". But that's just an assumption)
To conclude, I want to tell anybody who's reading this: go to see this movie as a part of the MCU story but don't expect an outstanding movie, go to get information about the character.