We FINALLY Watched *CAPTAIN MARVEL*
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We FINALLY Watched CAPTAIN MARVEL
Director: Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck
Writer: Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck, Geneva Robertson-Dworet
Stars: Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson, Ben Mendelsohn
Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Release Date: 2019-03-08
Carol Danvers becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes when Earth is caught in the middle of a galactic war between two alien races.
HEY EVERYONE HOPE YOU ENJOYED OUR REACTION! JUST A HEADS-UP ENDGAME IS ALREADY UP ON OUR PATREON NOW!!
Please record and react to the end credits of Avengers endgame actors signature 😢😢. Also make sure the duration of avengers endgame is long enough
When you will upload on youtube?
@@zaidshaikh9421next weekend.
In the meantime reactor named Kaielle will upload her own reaction to this movie on Monday. Then, she would also have reacted to Endgame.
Am I the only one that can't access it on patreon? I can see most videos, but none of the marvel movies, it just loads forever (tried different browsers and different computers)
This movie is good.
I dunno what people were saying or blaming, but i like Captain Marvel first time I watched it in theater. When she awakened her full power and destroyed the Kree fleet I literally had chill. Love the movie❤
Multiple callbacks to Project Pegasus. If you remember the beginning of the Avengers movie, they were in an underground facility called Pegasus. A project where they were developing weapons/uses for the Teserac stone, like the lightspeed engine. Remember Capt America exposed Project Pegasus on the carrier ship in Avergers that Shield was developing weapons based on the Teserac.
Most of this movie she is discovering who she is, Steve, Tony, Bruce, ect know who they are as people, she remembers later on
Nick Fury never called Captain Marvel because he had faith in the Avengers taking care of the world ending threats he saved Captain Marvel as the very last option that’s why he wanted to find more heroes and not only depend on one specific hero
She's been trying to find a home for the Skrulls, and being a help to other people on other planets.
Secret Invasion proves that she either failed or didn't try or forgot.
If this movie came out before Infinity War it would have been better received, and the end credits scene of IW, with Fury paging Marvel would have landed better with casuals
I doubt it…you could argue it made so much money because it released after infinity war
"well we're going to form our own options" AS YOU SHOULD 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I hate this trend of "I hate this movie and you should too" no even if I didn't enjoy a movie i still tell ppl they should give it a try and see how they feel
many reactors do that they just make there mind before watching cox people have negative opinions
Yeah at least give it a shot. There's another reaction channel where the guy had his friend just skip the movie entirely because he hated it and didn't give her the chance to make her own opinion and I just thought it was silly. Then that friend reacted to Far From Home and she was confused at the skrull reveal at the end... made me realize he didn't even fill her in on important details.
@@joits
That friend is an idiot
@@joits Can you tell me the channel name so I can avoid it?
@@dragon_playz2002 Diegesis.
She was really great in Room. She actually won an academy award for that role in room. I think that’s what got her noticed and casted as Captain Marcel if I’m not mistaken but don’t quote me on that part.
Didn’t she win an Oscar for it too
@@randycrawford1132 yeah, Academy Award = Oscar
Yup she did win the Oscar. Damn good performance also imo. She was also in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Along with Superman (Brandon Routh), Capt. America (Chris Evans), Thomas Jane (Punisher) 😃
captain marcel lmao
@@renzero9206 and don't forget she was also in Kong: Skull Island, alongside Tom Hiddleston (Loki) and Samuel L Jackson.
I skipped watching this flick for the longest time. I really knew nothing about Captain Marvel and I thought it was just going to be a "girl-power" movie. Well, maybe it was, but I got a crush on the Captain now. I love her personality! When she roared back at that alien who roared at her, I was laughing my ass off. I agree, the latter part of the movie was "better", but you have to understand that we needed to go through the first part of it for the backstory, etc. I can't wait to see your End Game reaction!
What personality? The biggest problem of this movie... she has none!
@@Smido83 She has a way about her. Is she bubbly? Hell no. She has a subtle sense of humor and that "je ne sais quoi" that makes her interesting to me.
@@B-a-t-m-a-n You do you my friend... you do you.
It is a girls rising up kind of movie, but it’s also a general human rising against suppression movie. She had been held back in a very similar fashion to Thor in Ragnarok.
Every oppressor makes some excuse for claiming others to be inferior and invalid, and some excuses are just outright lies. You can see parallels to misogyny, for sure, it’s just that it’s also an important message for everyone, that people actively try to strip out and keep you from seeing, by claiming that it’s not for you, it’s for a minority of aggressive feminists that should for some reason be villainized.
People complained about Black Panther’s success, because they believed it to be a black movie for black people, to make others feel guilty. Except, these days, too many people have said, “Yeah, cool, that’s fine. Let the brothas preach, they deserve it.”
It’s just hard to reach people about female rights, because they keep deciding half the population is surely impossible to suppress, so it must be made up, or they hear crap about physical strength and read biased statistics, and say “oh yeah that science applies to literally any human skill, so it must be okay to treat them like garbage in general.” They’re making similar bs arguments for gays, they’re making things up about trans people, they’re even jumping to conclusions about disabled people, especially for mental disabilities. So many people are stronger than they’re given credit for, and sometimes the discredit is enough to ruins lives.
Carol had to get back up and fight - not just for herself, but because the Krull couldn’t.
@@Smido83 i bet you have trouble making friends, huh?
While I wouldn’t put “Captain Marvel” in the upper echelon of Marvel movies, it does really well at introducing its character and setting her up to be a major player in the MCU.
Yeah, thing is she still doesn't feel like she'll be one lol. We've still got more to come for her, with The Marvels coming out, but still. She was extremely underutilized where we have seen her to the point where I genuinely forgot she showed up a couple times lol
@@aliawahfallacy The problem with Captain Marvel is that if she WAS present during of the other movies, she would have made any other heroes in those movies pointless. She is literally Superman. Even in Endgame they had to cut her screentime down to nothing because she is too powerful. (And yes, I know that is a spoiler, but they said that Endgame is already up on Patreon, so I'm not spoiling anything they haven't seen.)
@@johncox7169 yeah, and I get that too, it's a predicament for the character, it leaves her in a weird spot, but also makes her feel kinda pointless in her use too. There's a happy middle ground somewhere, but so far I just feel like she's mostly been miss handled
@@johncox7169 technically they didn't just cut it down cuz it was a viable reason why she wasn't there and another reason was that she, like u said, was really OP, bro really destroyed the entire ship just on her entry
@@aliawahfallacy It's because she isn't testing well with audiences. They pulled the plug on a second standalone movie for her.
It's a fun film, but we all just wanted to get to Endgame. If it had been made at an earlier point in Phase 3, it likely could have sat with people better.
No man it’s just really bland
Nah it's still bad
Beyond garbabe
This movie is straight up horrible.
Maybe the issue is Carol, everyone else is having a lot of fun with their part
Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel. Got her powers from the Teseract/Space infinity stone. The blue cube from the Avenger's, Thor and Captain America 1 movies. The Mind stone was in Loki's staff. The Power stone was the purple one in Guardians of the galaxy 1. The Teseract can transfer it's power to various objects and can be used, as most of the infinity stones can to power things. Loki's staff in Avengers was the Mind stone with a casing of The space stone energy around it powering it. The engine in the Jet that Carol shot was a transfer and stealing of power from the Space stone. So was Loki's staff and the weapons that the Jatowri used which was Thanos troops in the first Avengers movie and the Hydra weapons used in the first Captain America. The power transferred to Carol when she shot it. Which is why she's soo powerful. She's literally a portion of power from the Space infinity stone. Her powers are about on par with DC's Superman. And is Marvel's version of Superman basically. She was too busy with the Skrulls and fighting the Kree empire and dealing with galaxy wide issues to be worried much about about a small planet like C53/Earth to be around for everything before Endgame. The universe wasn't actually caring about anything here until Loki attacked during the battle of New York and Then Thanos coming for the Mind and Time stones during infinity war. Everything else in every single other Marvel movie was a "local problem" and Earth's issue and not the Galaxy's. So no one but Earth cared. Carol probably hadn't even heard anything about Earth from anyone anywhere. The universe is a big place and Earth is not exactly a developed or space faring race in the Marvel universe. We're on an outer spiral arm away from most of the galaxies activity, not space faring and have nothing anyone wants. Like a wood shack in the middle of the woods miles away from any major city. So she didn't even know anything was wrong until Fury used the pager in Infinity War. She might not have even been in this Galaxy at all.
And yes I don't get the hate. Personally I liked it. Yes it wasn't Infinity War or Iron Man but it never was going to be. I think the non stop action of that colored people's opinion of it. Was there a lot of drab settings like deserts and forest and plain government facilities half the time? Yes but the other half wasn't. Was it the best Marvel movies ever? No. But it wasn't Bad. Meh maybe but that's not the same as bad. I honestly don't think Brie did a bad job. Was it an amazing emotional packed performance? No. But if you were paying attention she wasn't supposed to be that emotional. She spent 6 years with a device jacked into her brain trying to control her and was being trained every day for years to control her emotions. I doubt it was bad acting she's done great in everything I've seen her act in. I think a lot of the hate comes from the drab settings half the time and it not being as epic as the other movies and especially because of how Fury lost his eye. People were sooooooo pissed at that. Ok it was a Flerken and supposed to be ironic and funny considering how much of a bad ass fury is. And that's what we got. Wasn't that funny and it could've been a far better back story. But it didn't "Destroy the MCU and Fury" like some people said 🙄. At best it was just meh, ok 🤷🏼♂️. Was it a great movie? No. Did it "Destroy the MCU and my entire life" like these whiny little snow flake soy boys said? Nope. It was just meh 🤷🏼♂️. It wasn't bad, it wasn't great. But I still liked it. And people whined also because it was "forced" girl power and pandering supposedly was a complaint 🙄. Especially the No Doubt "I'm just a girl" song. Omg these morons lost their minds 😂🙄. The main protagonist and hero IS A WOMAN! Duh! The Movie is about a strong hero woman! Hello????! Think Mcfly, think. At least they didn't sexually objectify her. Let's count the men with shirts off
1. Thor did that on top of shoving macho male stereotypes down your throat on top of it. And no one said JS.
2. So did Captain America. Again no one said JS.
3. So did Guardians of the galaxy with Star Lord/Peter Quill. Again no one complained.
Then the Women. So did Iron Man with Black Widow in Iron Man 2 and then Pepper in Iron Man 3, again JS! The worst they did in this movie was put her in a Nine Inch Nails Tshirt with no bra 😱. And use a No Doubt song and just be semi bland. Big fu#$&@# deal. Brie was directed that way and it was the character.
I liked the movie and I like Brie Larson as Carol. Loved seeing Coulson and Fury. And most eye losses I've seen is by stupid accident (worked the emergency shift in surgery many years) so I didn't think twice about Goose taking out Fury's. 🙀
10:51 - Google came out in 1999 and the computer looks like Windows 95, so this is 1995-1998. I liked it on this review much more than on initial viewing, for the same reasons (sandwiching it between Infinity War and Endgame and I wanted the conclusion). But in hindsight Ant-man and Captain Marvel are in the right place. Knowing that Marvel existed would have totally changed the dynamics of the previous movies, especially Age of Ultron.
I really enjoyed this movie, and thought it was great. I was very surprised at all the backlash. I thought it was awesome and think Brie Larsons Captain Marvel is one of my favorite characters...
I HOPE you guys watch WandaVision after End Game. One of my favorite things to watch reactions to. I think you will love it.
People only hated on the movie because Brie Larson kept saying the movie wasn’t made for men during interviews.
@@BasketCase-rr7txI didn't like it because it was boring the characters didn't have any charisma it's why the cat stole the movie
You enjoyed this really? Doesn't take u much to entertain I guess.
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I liked it too. I just throughout that Superhero fatigue was starting to kick in for me around the same time with Marvel, Fox and WB churning out movie after movie.
The problem with a hero with as much power as she has is finding a strong enough threat for her to face to make it interesting.
Some positive character trait would help too. This chick is a villain. She is willing to assault and steal just cuz someone asked for a smile. Yes the dude was a douchebag, but thats no reason tó attack and steal. Marvel is a villain.
@@CsongorCsatlóswhen did she attack him?
Honestly, after listening to your reactions, I really wish you had no prior knowledge about the movie, whether it is good or not, that sort of thing. So many shit on this movie, when it really isn't that bad. I know it has its low points, but I could see genuine enjoyment from the both of you. In subsequent re-watches, I've really come to enjoy this movie. It sucks that it was released so late into the MCU. I watched through the MCU recently with my mother, and decided to watch in timeline order, skipping around post credits where necessary. Having this be the "space" movie of Phase 1, it sets up well for the subsequent Guardians movies. I hope you keep an open mind going into Phase 4 with some properties, and don't let the general fan consensus spoil your opinion before you even had a chance to check it out. It's always good to have an open mind!
An open mind before watching a movie is important but for a movie made by Disney idk if it really matters that much.
I liked this a lot, but I'm familiar with Carol Danvers, so I was just happy to see her get a good treatment here. You mentioned she looked like Wonder Woman, and in many ways she is Marvel's version of her. Nice introduction of the Skrulls, whose war with the Kree also has a long history in the comics. A lot of people were unhappy with the fragmented memory approach to the story, and maybe that was an issue for people who weren't familiar with her learning about her. Plus, her dry demeanor in the beginning was due to the Kree reconditioning, as her flashbacks and photos showed she was a party animal and daredevil.
Really looking forward to future features with her, as her comics arc is long and winding. And her theme music is awesome. :)
I'm glad that you two enjoyed the film. anyone saying, "I hated the movie because it was bad" is an opinion, which I respect, because everyone is entitled to an opinion. it is not evidence. anyone who wants to proclaim that this was a bad film, in the comments here, or in conversations elsewhere, has forgotten that opinions are not facts. I don't get to tell you what color is worst, what painting is best, what movie is worst, or what song is best. those are all opinions, not facts, because art is not objective. what I think is trash, you may think is treasure, and we are BOTH CORRECT, because art is subjective! "I didn't like the movie", or "I hated the movie" is valid, and I respect it; an opinion was given, and many of us prioritize or ignore new media based on the opinions of people we trust. "this is a bad film" or "this is the worst Marvel film" or "this is a great film" are also only opinions, and if the person offering them has no connection to us, then their opinion should have no validity. we live in an age where social influencers are not a made up job description. the first examples were food critics--their astonishing job qualifications; they have eaten food every day of their lives, which describes every human on the planet who is capable of reading their opinions. as much as anyone might want to believe that their OPINION should (or does), mean more than yours (or mine, or your partner's), *only monumental arrogance would expect it to* mean more.
I loved your reaction. PLEASE continue keeping it real! it is interesting, is it not, that some of your biggest problems with the film, like "where has she been all this time?", are addressed immediately in the next film. I also LOVE how you absolutely HATED that Fury's eye was destroyed by a scratch. the film even addressed it! Colson asks about the rumors. we have wondered for years! yet isn't something petty, something pathetic, often the reality of a romanticized historical event? I hate that it was stupid, too. I also kind of love that it was stupid.
I think editing in order from the lead in to the crash to being told she was Kerema would have made a huge difference. Watching her recover her memories with some more audience awareness of what happened would have worked substantially better
The reason Yon-Roggwas talking to Ronan was because they were from the same planet, part of the same army. This was almost 30 years before GOTG and before Ronan was exiled for his extremism
The Cree the Guardians of the Galaxy fought was Ronan. He went rogue after the Cree signed a peace treaty with Nova Core. Ronan also had one of the Cree warships that was “twisty”. Cheers
I watched the MCU movies in timeline order earlier this year (not in release order). So, Captain Marvel was the second movie I watched after Captain America, the First Avenger. When watching it in timeline order, the movie is pretty good. First, there is only 1 movie and a couple of shorts to compare it to. As a second movie, it doesn’t feel shoehorned in to explain her presence in Endgame. You know from early on how the Avengers Initiative got its name. You understand how Fury has the Tesseract. It makes Coulson an even more important character; seeing him in this movie first makes his death in Avengers that more heartbreaking. And you also know why Fury has the eye patch. So when Fury says that the last time he trusted someone, he lost an eye in The Winter Soldier, I died laughing. It added so much to that line and his serious delivery when you already know the backstory. And the end credits didn’t spoil anything for me. Rather, I was on the edge of my seat watching every movie wondering what was going to happen to Fury and when. So, the order you watch it in can make a difference in the level of enjoyment.
It's not a cat. It's a Flerken. They mention it several times.
@29:50 the way he looks at the hair she’s throwing on the floor 😂
Since 1993, I've been a fan of Carol Danvers. As a fan of Carol Danvers, I really enjoyed this movie.
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@@EcopiuMKing? Wtf are you talking about? Did you come from twitter?
@@JeffZ1028 Says the tourist.
@@EcopiuM "Tourist"? Wtf are you talking about now?😅
I really like this movie I love Brie on this role, I don't understand the hate. And ROOM was amazing
20:53 All of the stones react to anything organic (Rocket said it first in Guardian of the galaxy vol.1) and if you remember how when Thanos put the stone on for the first time some sort of energy chains through his arm. This light speed engine is made of energy from the space space stone. So for me, I think if the stone react to a living organism, it would makes sense how that energy core was able to bind with living organism (Carol's) DNA.
I've been rewatching this movie several times over the last 4 years and I really like it.
Nice reaction guys.
PS: Completely agree on the Dragon Ball Z reference. It was a nice representation of what a good Goku Super Sayan transformation could look like.
I absolutely love this movice, it's one of my favourites in the MCU. It is so much fun and visualises women empowerment to me. Brie did amazing in this, couldn't picture anyone better than her as Captain Marvel. ❤
Like scarlet witch her power comes from an infinity stone, hence why she so strong
Exactly, Wanda and Carol are two of the most powerful beings in the MCU because their powers originate from (or are linked to) infinity stones.
Wanda is only powerful, she is human and Captain Marvel is not strong physically but also very powerful 😂😂😂
Just because a girl or woman gets poweredup doesnt mean its girlpower
Next would be Endgame,
You are into multiverse now...
One of my favourites. Love Bries depiction of someone who is being gaslit by an entire society. Also Ben Mendehlson is awesome.
you mean two people?
What depiction? She shows no emotions whatsoever the entire movie. She is the same at the start as she is at the end... she is just even more powerfull and switched sides... Her lack of character developement and emotions is the main reason a lot of people do not like this film and her character... not to mention all the lore that this movie destroys.
You mentioned her being a "super saiyan" and I think that's the primary reason I like Captain Marvel's power set. It did feel like she was thrown in without any previous reference and was kinda bland in terms of her personality, but love that she has the cool relationship with Fury(and Monica Rambeau..👀*cough*wandavision*cough*) and can pretty much see a "super saiyan" style hero in the MCU
Knowing the marvels is coming out soon and seeing in this that Ronin said he would be back for Captain Marvel (“the weapon”)…interesting interesting
It’s hard to explain why this movie doesn’t work for me. Because on paper, it’s got all the right elements for a great movie. But somehow, none of it feels right. It’s like every great opportunity they had, they squandered, and did the opposite, and it really shows. Thankfully, the upcoming sequel, “The Marvels,” looks a little more promising.
One of the biggest problems of the movie is that the audience is aware of major revelations before the character is aware of them and then the movie expects us to be shocked when the character Carol herself discovers she's been working with bad guys. Although this is a known problem, the way movie is presented as is allows for there to be a scene of action every few minutes.
Another problem is that right from the start Carol is shown as a super-powered who can overcome any problem and that dries up any tension that any scene can have because she can simply use force and cannot be harmed.
@@johnwolfe7596 Yeah, and I think people don't like the character or the portrayal. But you're right. She gives you nothing to root for because she has no weaknesses or flaws to overcome. Therefore, the character is not relatable. It's bad writing and with an actress that not everyone likes.
@@scratchpenny I don't understand why people say this. I blame the TH-cam critics. That are trying to spot a "Mary Sue" She does have flaws. Perhaps it wasn't communicated well. She was a impetuous, brainwashed, gaslit Kree soldier that had an undeserved fear/hatred for the Skrulls.
@@moxyblackfiddler Being brainwashed and gaslit is a status, not a character trait/flaw. And a soldier hating the enemy isn't either. Her entire story arc was "realize how awesome you are to be awesome", that is literally the only thing she "overcomes", her own lacking self-awareness of being awesome.
So relateable lmao.
I'm not a fan of this movie, but I don't blame brie Larson. Having such a stoic and uncharismatic character as the main lead of a movie when they can punch through planets sucks. I also don't like undermining Fury's eye of trust, which was literally his secret password in Winter soldier, as a gag works. At least not for me
To this day, that’s still such a trash way to lose his eye.
"I was expecting life or death"
That. was. a. FLERKEN.
Looking back, this film isn't half as bad as I remembered it being. I actually really appreciate a good portion of it in different ways than before. And compared with what has come after...ooooohhhh, boy!
Nope don't remember Blockbuster because the local video rental store was Hollywood Video. Built in 1999 and closed around 2012 I think.
16:15 That would be the B-2 Bomber. Just another throw back to the 90s. - your friendly neighborhood Aerospace Engineer.
The movie is good. Better than Thor 2, Hulk, Iron Man 2, Ant Man 2 without a doubt and those are all okay movies.
Not sure if anyone posted this already, but... If you recall, in _Guardians Volume 1,_ Ronan expressed anger that the Kree had entered a treaty with Xandar, which was his justification for deserting the Kree and teaming up with Thanos. While the subject is never brought up in the movies (thus far, and I haven't seen _The Marvels_ yet), it's generally _assumed_ that this treaty was the result of Danvers taking the side of those standing against the Kree.
Likewise, Korath (played by Djimon Hounsou) is also the same character he plays in _Guardians Volume 1;_ Another assumption is that his cybernetic implants in _Guardians_ are the results of injuries sustained in this film.
Third, Minn-Erva (green-skinned woman with an attitude) is played by Gemma Chan, who plays another character (Sersi) in _Eternals._
Personally, I liked this movie. There was a bit of "girl power" in the marketing, but what I see in the movie (and what you two both seemed to catch) is that her determination and drive came from being human; The only feminist message I saw came from the negative messaging she received (from her father being angry about her go kart crash to the "cock pit" joke during flight school) being something the Supreme Intelligence was able to use as a psychological lever, which Danvers finally got over during her 'stand back up' moment. "Women are human, too" just about sums that up.
I fully enjoy this movie. The only thing i hated are the weirdos that felt all upset that Brie said she didn't care to pander to fanboys. Same way Black Widow stopped being sexy fan service and they stopped pandering to incels and became diverse
My only problem with Captain Marvel is that Vers/Carol don't really have any character arc. She starts out cocky and confident, and she ends up cocky and confident. I think that her betrayal by Jude Law's character should have been devastating to her, as she was learning her past, this betrayal should just be shattering her ties to the Kree because she really trusted her mentor. But she barely seems to notice or care. It's otherwise a perfectly fine Marvel movie, just not spectacular like the rest of Phase 4. I really think if the director/writers had only given her a Tony Stark/Steven Strange arc from overconfidence to despair back to a quiet, responsible confidence at the end.
I think maybe the director told her to show "Cree arrogance", but never said where to draw the line. Danvers has been with them for a few years, and I think if the charactor had been raised by the Cree, it would make more sense.
@@EvHerveybut a few years is still significant. It should have caused some conflict but it just seems casual to her
@@EvHervey But she really needed to be shaken up, when all that she knew, turned out to be BS. And when Jude Law's character betrayed her, the one person she thought she could count on, it should have been her big emotional crisis in the movie. Again, I just think she needed a Tony Stark/Steven Strange character arc. It's problematic that she's so overpowered anyway (what I call the Superman problem) so her having a huge emotional issue would make her look less invulnerable emotionally. Because as the movie stands, she's both physically and emotionally invulnerable. It doesn't destroy the movie, but again, it's how they introduced two great cocky characters in the past, and it just makes Captain Marvel a more lackluster MCU movie at this point in the phases, compared to other phase 4 movies.
Loved this movie so much.
This movie gets more hate than it deserves. It's certainly not the best Marvel film, but it's entertaining fills in a few gaps on some characters back stories.
The movie has even more depth to it now for me though being where we are in the mcu 😅 it's weird. I kinda like a lil more now.
It's hated because us long-time Marvel fans knew the REAL Captain Genis Mar-vell, published from 68 to 88..he was brave, noble, self-sacrificing (died for us twice) and was 10 times the hero Carol ever was. Even the Skrulls gave him thier highest medal of valor on his deathbed and Galactus made sure his prye would burn forever on Titan.
The problem is that the back story of Nick is shit ....just another retcon . He never ever mentioned her , didnt like how he lost his eye - pure modern mcu humor and of course I didnt like how The Avengers were named after Captain Maevel ...when ahe was not even a thing back then in the early mcu . This movie for me felt very shoehorned / squeezed in . Only the de aging felt unique and interesting as it was well done . And the inclusion of Skrulls into the mcu feels very cheap now as it makes familiar characters 'fake' this whole time which feels ...."eye rollingly bad " . For example , spoiler for the Perfect Mix :
Nick was chilling in space for the entirety of Far from Home
So Nick Fury having his eye scratched out by a cat was a satisfying character gap fill? 🤡
@@alonzocoyethea6148I really believe if people got the real Mar-Vell story in the MCU they would prefer it over this garbage.
This movie is ok but could have used better writing. Carol Danvers personality type requires that the movie be written in a way to make you like that character. It's not an inherently like-able personality. Other movies did this well... Top Gun with Maverick, Iron Man with Tony Stark, etc. Brie Larson acted as well as she could with the writing given to her. But the story is told backwards (cause she lost her memory) so we don't get those normal scenes early in the movie that makes you like the character. in screenwriting, these are called "Save the Cat" scenes. We also get scenes where Yon-Rogg / Jude Law is telling her seemingly reasonable things to train her but is actually gaslighting her so that the Kree can control her. The writing has the audience confused and all over the place.
I loved this movie. To see how The Avengers started was great. I don't know what people have against Brie Larson. I like her and her character.
I was 11 years old in 1995. No spoilers from me on Phase Four and Phase Five.
Some movies based on comics that are actually good are- The Crow, Blade, Constantine, Darkman, and Unbreakable (which is in a cinematic comic book universe created by the director himself). When your done with your MCU ride you should check them out! =)
This is more about building the post Endgame story than the Thanos saga.
FINALLY A FAIR JUDGMENT ABOUT THIS FILM
Not saying it matters but you really gained my respect with this video, people usually decide to attack Brie Larson and her performance as if she was to blame for how the character was written
As a person who really loves the character and loves the film, it's so rewarding to see people being fair about it.
I enjoyed this movie when I first saw it but it was pointed out to me that Captain Marvel was something of a Mary Sue character and there is a lot of evidence for that. For her character there is not a lot of development. Its like she is a girl boss who is like look at me and doesn't really struggle with anything except finding herself. She is also stupidly overpowered which makes it difficult to relate to her character. They need to bring out more characters like Ripley from Alien or Sarah Connor from Terminator. They were awesome but they were flawed and that is the problem with Mary Sues. People cannot relate to them because they carry this image of supposed perfection and it makes them really unlikable.
The film was literally about discovering her power.
Yea, they did Fury dirty with the cat scratch thing...
I don't know why people give so much hate to this film. Measured against other Marvel movies no it isn't at the top but by movie standards it's still good.
THANK YOU! So many people hated on this movie, and I didn't understand the hate. It's not a GOOD movie, but it doesn't deserve all the hate it gets. It's . . . yeah, it's okay. It's got great parts, but it's not a great movie.
stan lee helped create a lot of these characters with the artists unfortunately the artists didnt appear most of them had died. john romita sr recently passed he was mostly responsible for the green goblin gwen stacy spiderman storyline.
Some of the comments made me feel that by reading other peoples comments a lot of things have been spoiled for you guys 😏 i hope I’m wrong and that all the reactions are 💯 for the sake of Channel and honestly for you guys bc i would hate that things have been ruined for u guys bc reading comments 🤷🏼♀️ anywho.. i can’t wait for endgame and again i do hope nothing was or has been ruined 😏
😂😂 I'm 34 I actually lived in Blockbusters 😂😂😂 I miss the ps2 days😂😂
Fury's story is an integral part of his mythos, and it suits him perfectly. The last time he trusted somebody (Carol Danvers) he lost an eye (to her "pet"). And you *know* Fury ain't gonna tell anybody some cat scratched him.
Except that Fury did trust somebody, to the same extent. Somebody that he would go to any length to save. Somebody who was there with him from the beginning.
His name was Phil.
baby I subscribed as soon as she said “We’re gonna formulate our own opinion” iktrrr!!!!!!
Goose the cat is my favorite part in Captain Marvel
Imagine if this was the very first MCU film and then the next time we saw capt marvel was in endgame
The way Fury lost his eye was definitely a "groan out-loud" moment in the MCU.
The cat scratching fury’s eye is yet another example of marvel making a mockery of strong male characters. The original AND REAL explanation was in Sgt. Fury #27 (1963) He was ambushed while transporting “weapon x”, or wolverine as he was eventually known, he caught a grenade that was headed for his men and threw it, but his eye still got caught the blast. Or he was scratched by a fuckin cat…
There wasn't really any mockery and there was no "REAL" explanation. The MCU is a different universe, MCU Fury is a different Fury. None of the Earth-616 origin stories, powers, history, etc are any more or less real. It's just lore from a different reality.
"Mockery of strong male characters" Imagine saying this unironically when 5/6 or 6/7 of the orginal Avengere are men, and there were 14 MCU movies that featured male characters fighting male villains until Hela came along. And your only argument is some dumb fringe comic moment that is arbitrary.
Maybe take a break from the M-SHE-U hate channels 😅
@@erikjohnson3859 Fury losing his eye to a cat is by far the WORST thing to happen to his character. "Last time I trusted someone I lost an eye", a lot of deeper context into there. Too bad that mysterious part of his character is ruined by a gag...
I miss Blockbuster! Qhen I played sports as a kid when I got a goal they would bring me to rent games and movies hash!
STAN, the man that never found a better job. RIP
This is in my upper 2nd tier MCU movies. I liked Captain Marvel better than 3 of the 4 Thor movies, 1st Strange, 2 of the 3 Guardians and the 3 Antmans.
I really enjoy this movie, I find it fun and an interesting little story to connect some dots. I like that it’s not as predictable as most of these marvel films are from an outsider’s perspective. I really like that the cat is the reason his eye is missing, I think it’s goofy and not this long over dramatic reason.
Vince: "save her she can box him up." 😂😂😂😂
I’m just gonna drop and say that their Endgame reaction was worth the Patreon sub.
Prepare to "End Game"...I think you gonna love it
I liked this movie and I liked to see how Nick and Marvel worked as a team. Her and Wanda were the strongest against Thanos one on one. Then came Cap & Thor.
This movie gets a lot of undeserved hate. But it also has a lot of legitimate flaws that are just hard to ignore.
Here is one that bugs me that *no one* seems to talk about. We already established in GotG 1&2 as well as Infinity War that spaceships can use jumps to travel hundreds or even thousands of light years in a very short time. Example: GotG2, Ego describes the location of his planet as "... where I reside, out past the edge of what's known..." Let's be cautions and say that is only half way across our one galaxy, which would be about 20,000-50,000 light years from wherever you are. Ego's ship, Rocket/Groot/Yondu as well as Nebula each seem to make the trip in a single day, maybe two. Simple math says they are averaging somewhere between (roughly) 3.5 million to 18 million times the speed of light. Even in this movie we see faster than light (FTL) travel repeatedly, even in the closing moments of Carol flying off with the ship of Skrulls. (Not to mention in the comics, the Kree homeworld Hala is located in a different galaxy, the Large Magellanic Cloud 160,000 light years away, and in this movie they covered that distance to Earth pretty quickly).
So what is my point? Why is Mar-Vell (Dr. Wendy Lawson) working on a light speed engine? If she succeeds and builds spaceships that can travel at the speed of light, they will be the slowest ships in the known universe. They would take YEARS just to travel from one star to the next nearest star, or tens of thousands of years to cross the galaxy. How is her scientific breakthrough going to help anybody? It would be like if a major airline just announced they had invented an amazing new airplane that can fly as fast as a human can walk.
As in depicted in GotG2, in Captain Marvel, the state of the art spacecraft of the Kree and comparable civilizations are sub-light, cosmic fast travel is only possible by utilizing the dedicated networked system of artificial wormholes so called JUMP POINTs.
Jump Points are situated in populated star systems, and as detailed in Captain Marvel when Yon-Rogg inquired what was the closest Jump Point to get to C-53/Earth from their present location, it was 22 hours away by their spaceship's optimal rate of travel. So the Jump Point system is essentially a Space Super Highway but its onramps-offramps are limited, so speed of travel to the Jump Points factors in significantly..
And as demonstrated in GotG2, excessive non stop Jump Point networking hazards a debilitating toll on mortal physiologies.
Mar-Vell's Space Aspect light speed engine would not only outmode Jump Points, but the fact that she could relocate the Skrull refugees to a a new planet far remote from the Jump Point network, beyond the Kree Empire’s access.
@@dwaynejohnson4727 The nearest star to Earth is 4.1 light years away. A one way trip to that star would take over four years with a light speed engine. Most stars are actually hundreds or thousands of light years away, which would take hundreds or thousands of years to reach. I think I would rather take the 22 hours to get to the jump point and not bother with her slow engine.
@@testfire3000
YEP! That’s the physics of it alright. But take into account:
1 Mar-Vell’s endeavor was only referred to as a light speed engine by others.
2 Mar-Vell was endeavoring to replicate as a transport engine theTesseract technology’s capability of utilizing the Space stone’s government of the Area phenomena of the universe for instantaneous transit from a given point in the universe to another given point.
This was demonstrated In Avengers Infinity War of Thanos utilizing the Space stone with his Infinity Gauntlet tech to teleport from the Asgardian Refugee ship to his flagship; his flagship to Knowhere and back; his flagship to Titan; Titan to Earth; Earth to his post success secluded planet.
@@dwaynejohnson4727
1 yes, everyone in the movie called it a light speed engine.
2 If Mar-Vell was working on something other than a light speed engine, why didn't they call it something else? I think you have landed correctly on the point of my complaint, minor as it may be. A light speed engine is rubbish if you already have jump technology.
Even before Thanos had the space stone, the tesseract was used to open a gate to bring Loki to Earth in the opening of the first Avengers movie, so yes, I *do* see what you are saying. If she had developed a new drive, capable of leaping across the galaxy powered by the tesseract, that would have been amazing! But it would not be called a light speed engine and we have no evidence that she knew it could be used that way or that her plan involved that sort of drive. All we know is "light speed" which I have already covered. I am just a person who dislikes bad science. I wish they could have called it anything else. Quantum Drive, Hyperdrive, Skip Drive. Space Super Fasto Drive. lol
@testfire3000
"2 If Mar-Vell was working on something other than a light speed engine, why didn't they call it something else?"
Whether you're referring to the characters as "they" or to the Marvel storytellers and why didn't they write those characters to call it that:
First, what “they” did call it:
Talos: “Lawson” is the link to that light speed engine, and everything were after.
Which the audience later discovered entailed Lawson being the link to the light speed engine at the secured laboratory where Kree Rebel scientist Mar-Vell had provided sanctuary for “everything” they were looking for: their fellow Skrull refugees.
Talos and his Skrull crew only had breadcrumbs, they weren’t explicitly acquainted with Mar-Vell/Lawson’s invention.
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Carol/V-Ers:(to Yon-Rogg) “She’s a scientist, they think she’s cracked the code on light speed tech.”
Carol was going my incidental information she overheard after awakening from the Skrull Mind Probe.
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Yon-Rogg: (to Carol)”I just discovered a mission report sent from C-53, there’s only so much I’m cleared to tell you V-Ers… She was working on a unique energy core; experimenting with tech which could help us win the war.”
Yon-Rogg’s disclosure lacked specificity about Mar-Vell’s project, and essentially purposed half truths to maintain gulling Carol.
Second, why they called it:
Marvel storytellers were exploiting the light speed travel superiority sci-fi trope to lead the audience to initially misconceive the Skrulls were intergalactic invading villains seeking a technological advancement which offerered a decisive advantage in their alleged ongoing usurpation of worlds and over the Kree heroes opposing them.
The audience later learned it was actually the reverse.
I agree with this video title. Given everything that came before, this didn't stand out. It was just fine. Enjoyable. The more I think about it the more problems I have with it, so I just kind of leave this movie alone.
I didn’t leave the theater thinking it was nearly as bad as people said, I do remember thinking the writing was just not great for carol danvers and it left me feeling let down because I wanted to like her but I just can’t, either way I was still excited for endgame and endgame DID NOT DISAPPOINT!!
I was let down by the eye thing but when Coulson showed that there were already crazy rumors about it kind of turned me around.
I love all marvel films everyone no matter what people say regardless of the hate all of them a good movies
I save that word for the movies I truly love with a passion. Can't say I'm that passionate about all MCU movies though, only a select few.
You guys should watch agents of shield. It shows what happens with Colson after New York.
Every reaction to captain marvel:
Reactor, just doing their thing: cute cat, look at the cat, what's with the cat? ....
Me, way too angry:
It's not a fucking cat, IT'S A FLERKEN!!!!!, they literally just told you several times
How to make the air rocket engine and the host of it get out of the asir lock sysytem
9:05 I am glad that I grew up during the golden age of blockbuster in the 90’s which is the decade this movie takes place. Also at 11:16 this is one of the few times Stan was playing himself. the script he is reading is for the movie Mallrats which he has a cameo in, and that movie came out in 95 so it’s probably 93 or 94.
Nick fury eats a toast cutting in avengers age of ultron
This movie was a lot better than I was expecting to be honest with you, just wait for Endgame man, that is what you call the top tier of MCU movies.
I’m honestly kind of tired of hearing people talk about how subpar this movie is. Every reactor feels like they heard it wasn’t good so they decided it wasn’t either. People like Game of Thrones and then come talk about how bad this movie is. 😑 It’s definitely better than Shang Chi, Any Ant Man, Immortals or whatever that was, a couple of Thors movies, and so on.
They shot this in my hometown! When she rides in on the motorcycle to that town Rosamond thats my shithole haha. The place she meets fury was a stripclub at the time
Most overpower character in the mcu
Personally I loved this movie. Brie Larson gave us a great performance knowing all the other women of Marvel are so good and she’d be compared to all of them.❤️🎥❤️
I hope you do the eternals too if you haven't already
Avengers endgame has no post gredit scene but it as in the end all the actors name and scene's in it please se this then
Phil died the first Avengers movie, the war against Loki.
Yes literally a Super Saiyan lol
I was born in 1995. So this nostalgia is very important to me. When I first saw Blockbuster in the teaser trailer, I was already hyped. I didn’t have Nintendo 64, but I remember people going to print out their photos from Pokémon Snap.
After they finished making this movie, the Nippon Sharyo trains were retired from the LACMTA. They used to run the Metro Blue and Green Lines as well as the Expo Line (which is now part of the Gold Line.)
(It’s a long story, but the short version is that the Blue Line now runs from Long Beach to Azusa and the Gold Line now runs from East LA to Santa Monica all thanks to the Regional Connector.)
One Nippon Sharyo car was spared from the scrap yard and instead donated to the Western Railway Museum in Solano County for display.
Maybe Nick meant to say motherflerken when he vanished. I guess that’s for the audience to decide. In the Latin Spanish dub for this movie, he said son of a flerken.
Watch agents of shield it goes along with the mic too
I like this movie a little bit more every time I see it.
Since you’ve already seen Endgame by this point I suggest you look up a specific trailer for Endgame. It’s called: Avengers: Endgame “To The End”. In my opinion, it’s 2 minutes and 35 second masterpiece (for a movie trailer).
no they havent seen endgame yet
@@kennethv5250 yeah they have. They have an announcement on TH-cam that its on Patreon.
Thats why fury had to ring her fury knew she was powerful there was no point of getting her because they have the avengers shes been in space thats basically what theyre saying
Welcome to the Endgame