A typical Marvel movie

Rating: 7/10 (5 April 2019)

As a source film, despite being a subject often explored in the movies, Captain Marvel does this differently, reporting the development and rise of Carol Danvers through flashbacks and small memory recoveries, making this the motif of the film's development , because by uncovering the truth behind its origin, we follow the story and how the protagonist develops. While the character portrayed by Brie Larson recalls the events that defined his life, the turnaround in the center of Skrull and Kree is used as background and element to develop the universe in which the film takes place, and the other characters present, in addition to the impact that this brings to the protagonist.

In technical aspects, as already expected from a film produced by the partnership Marvel and Disney, the visual effects do not disappoint, with a great contrast between the colors and many explosions of the same, making the look very shocking. And just as this may favor some people who yearn for special effects, they do not please a more critical audience, who wants more development in history, than focusing on visual effects (I consider myself part of that audience).
Action scenes for amateur-looking people may look very well executed and fun, but for some (and for me) most of them are masked with exaggerated cuts and performed with a certain superficiality. The end of the work does not differ so much from other Marvel films, being extremely predictable, and very clichÃ©, with elements and techniques already used by the company, besides in a certain nucleus, some solutions to the allegories present in the film are not consistent with scenes presented in previous releases of the same.
Overall, the movie is average, not weighing much on the negative side, but with some factors that make this movie to many, a disappointment. But I do not consider the worst film ever produced by Marvel, actually does not even come close.