Captain Marvel

Rating: 5/10 (25 May 2020)

By no means is this a bad movie. It accomplishes it's goal and introduces the audience to Carol Danvers, and sets her up for Avengers: Endgame where she is to take on Thanos himself. Unfortunately, the movie does not take any consideration for character development, change, or progress within the film which leaves the audience feeling unfulfilled.
Captain Marvel also has unfortunately through its creation deteriorate other Marvel movies for the sake of a cheap gag or to quickly explain the reasoning for a number of unexplained details left over from other films. One key example would be Goose the Cat and how he had been the cause for Nick Fury's (portrayed by Samuel Jackson) scars. This causes the scene in Avengers Age of silt Ron, where Fury stares down the heads of chief and tells them how he got this scar for trusting someone he shouldn't have. But now knowing that it was a space cat who just scratched him for no reason caused this scene to lose all its impact.
Other examples include the introduction of the Captain Alarm Fury used at the end of Infinity War and the Nick Fury double.
Overall, Captain Marvel would've been a good film if it hadn't force fed the audience the idea of Carol being the best and not needing to change. Or if it wasn't connected or attached to any other of the marvel properties in its story. But unfortunately, the movie does all of the above and suffers greatly because of this.
Giving it an overall score of 5/10.