The one with the Captain, the Kree, the Skrull and Nick Fury's kitty

Rating: 1/10 (6 August 2019)

In the 1960s, one of the Marvel comics sagas I liked the most was the arrival of officer Kree Mar-Vell to spy on Earth and his evolution into one of the most powerful superheroes. The relationship with Carol Danvers-Miss Marvel was also interesting.
None of that is present in this production.
This Captain Marvel must be the worst superhero movie of this century, fighting over the podium of thash cinema with historical super-fiascos like Supergirl, Barbwire, Catwoman and Batman and Robin.
The first 30 minutes are even passable, the Kree strike group has its moments, but soon the blonde statue that tries to bring to life the heroic character of Carol Danvers take the whole screen and destroys the movie. Impossible to enjoy the performance of Brie Larson, which ends up contaminating the appreciation of the script. And then this script becomes increasingly ridiculous, as the so called importance of a light-speed engine for civilizations that have ships that jump thousands of light years through hyperspace. Fury's playful description is infuriating, as also is the Skrull agent who resembles more a poor buffoon than the menacing comic book villains.
By the end, the captain goes where no bad actors has gone before to help the homeless skrulls for the next 2 decades or so...
She could have stayed there forever.