First bad film from Disney Marvel. As bad as the Fantastic Four Reboot.

Rating: 3/10 (9 March 2019)

I have been a Marvel film fan since their early days. I've enjoyed most of the films. Even the early movies like Fantastic Four, Ghost Rider, Punisher and Daredevil films. Disney and Marvel have done a tremendous job of creating a cinematic universe out of Marvel universe. They've truely made Superhero films mainstream. But Captain Marvel is a big misfire from the dependable combo. Captain Marvel is not really a great comic book character to begin with. She is a stale and boring in comics. Now Disney have decided to cast Brie Larson as Captain Marvel. Brie is a decent actress, but this role required an exceptional talent to improve the stake character from comics. Imagine a lead like Robert Downey Jr, how he improved the character of Tony Stark from comics. Brie on the other hand has played that she bland character in comics. Also Captain Marvel is so over powered that Marvel now has a Superman problem. Thanos doesn't look like a threat anymore, Captain Marvel alone can easily fight and defeat him. The story in this movie has been a mess. On the top of that they revealed the reason behind Fury wearing eye patch. And they completely ruined it as well. It could have remained an unsolved mistery but they ruined it with a joke.
As a result I want to conclude that this movie is as bad and boring as Fantastic Four Reboot. All Marvel fans like me are gonna watch it irrespective of that. But my bigger worry is that Avengers Endgame might get spoiled now that Captain Marvel will join or I should say lead the Avengers. The danger that Thanos posted felt real because we had heroes like Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Black Panther, Spider Man, Loki, Hawkeye, Black Widow, Ant Man etc... These guys had weaknesses and they were no match for Thanos. Captain Marvel is super powerful, she has no weakness. She will save Tony, destroy Thanos, and somehow manage to restore everyone. While sidelining the original cast members.