Hopefully not the face of MCU going forward

Rating: 5/10 (9 March 2019)

The story was okay, but if you have watched other movies the twist, if you can even call it that, doesn't work.
They don't really develop her character, other than she doesn't quit, but that is a trait shared by all the MCU heroes. She is sarcastic but not really funny. The only motivation her character has is being told she can't because she's a girl. When she learns the truth about her past, she doesn't have any struggle about it and how she needs to act going forward.
Usually MCU movies have a sense of drama, of danger, and this one doesn't. She is so overpowered that you don't doubt for a second that she can possibly lose. I'm really worried she going to over shadow the original Avengers in Endgame because she is so overpowered, she destroyed warship with bare hands, is going to one punch Thanos?
Stan Lee tribute was nice.
The CGI looked fantastic. The music was good, except playing "I'm just a girl" during final fight fell flat. I liked the 90s references and wish they had better incorporated the 90s into the movies the way GotG does the music.
Brie's performance was fine, I think the script held her back. Samuel L Jackson is his usual self. I thought they had good chemistry and played well off each other.
In the comics Mar-Vell is a man and he is the first character to defeat Thanos. In the movie they charge the character to female, played by Annette Benning for no reason I could tell. Benning did a nice job in her role, and only comic nerds who know about the change.