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Captain Marvel is a 2019 American superhero film based on Marvel Comics featuring the character Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel. Produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, it is the 21st film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The film was written and directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, with Geneva Robertson-Dworet also contributing to the screenplay. Brie Larson stars as Carol Danvers, alongside Samuel L. Jackson, Ben Mendelsohn, Djimon Hounsou, Lee Pace, Lashana Lynch, Gemma Chan, Annette Bening, Clark Gregg, and Jude Law. Set in 1995, the story follows Danvers as she becomes Captain Marvel after Earth is caught in the center of a galactic conflict between two alien civilizations.
Development of the film began by May 2013. It was officially announced in October 2014 as Marvel Studios' first female-led superhero film. Nicole Perlman and Meg LeFauve were hired to write the film the following April after submitting separate takes on the character, and borrowed elements from Roy Thomas' 1971 "Kree-Skrull War" comic book storyline. Larson was announced as Danvers at the 2016 San Diego Comic-Con, with Boden and Fleck hired to direct in April 2017. Robertson-Dworet was soon hired to re-write the script, with the rest of the cast added by the start of filming. Location shooting began in January 2018, with principal photography starting that March in California and concluding in Louisiana in July 2018. Several actors reprise their roles from previous MCU films in Captain Marvel, including Jackson and Gregg who were digitally de-aged in post-production to reflect the film's 1990s setting.
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[@SeeJaneGoTV]

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[@miriam8376]

My favorite quote about Captain Marvel comes from my fave writer by her, Kelly Sue DeConnick: "Captain America gets back up because it's the right thing to do. Captain Marvel gets back up because f*ck you." I adore this character. She sees each failure as motivation to try again. People can learn so much from her.

[@ShadowyFox_86]

The moment with the Supreme Intelligence where Carol sees herself always getting back up...brings me to tears every time. Everyone needs someone like Captain Marvel.

[@Mytheon151]

I'm 30 and I've always wanted a female hero like Carol Danvers

[@sbutler373]

Look up the series The Life Of Captain Marvel, the writing is just...chef's kiss.

[@BigMoneyChao]

Supergirl? Wonder women?

[@Mytheon151]

@@BigMoneyChao ?? These 2 didnt inspire me. Just cause they're women, doesnt mean i have to like them.

[@ldkinbote]

You actually got it reversed with the de-aging. For Fury, they did CG and makeup, for Coulson, just traditional hair and make-up. Also, the aliens don't have faster than light engines, they use jump gates to traverse long distances, like when Rocket and Yondu had to do a ton of jumps to get to Ego's planet.

[@sfodd1979]

Carol Danver was being brainwashed not to emote in the beginning of the movie, Brie Larson's performance in the beginning of the movie reflected that. Her performance was not monotonous towards the end. That was plot-driven, like Jedis not emoting. I agree it's not as entertaining, but it wasn't on Bree Larson, her performance improved as her character began to distance from the brainwashing. I don't think the power thing is an issue either, she just needs a stronger villain, which there are plenty. In my opinion, it was a much more interesting take on an origin story than what we're used to, with the character being in the dark along with the audience. I loved it.

[@harish123az]

True, and you have to remember she is a literal superman. Superman behave exactly the same, acts as smug when he is superman. That's exactly how a super being confident about their powers will behave

[@jeffblue19onTwitter]

YES! At 5:00, Yon Rogg even says, "There's nothing more dangerous to a warrior than emotion." Not only has she been brainwashed, but she has been conditioned & trained to be emotionless.

[@miriam8376]

Exactly, so many people miss that her character growth comes out of this brainwashing and gaslighting. Like, the fact that the Supreme Intelligence appears as someone you already WANT to believe is proof of how much of a manipulation this is. She's being told that having too much emotion is bad (a thing most women can identify with) and so she tries to curtail it. It's when she fully embraces rejecting their control and her own fury at the way she's been treated that she becomes truly powerful.

[@glennwelsh9784]

No, Djimon Hounsou's character is Korath, the same character from Guardians of the Galaxy. Even Ronan The Accuser, the villain from Guardians, appears at the end. This movie just takes place about 20 years earlier.

[@dmanimousprime3858]

True. It’s the same character, just earlier.

[@SilentBob731]

This one is a top-tier Marvel solo movie. Aside from Brie Larson owning this role, the throwback Fury & Coulson were an absolute treat. 👍❤ Plus, this instalment has the best soundtrack outside of a Guardians flick. 🤘

[@nathi060200]

I showed most Marvel movies and TV shows to my grandma, and your reaction towards Jane remembering stuff is literally the same I had with my grandma when she recognized people and remembered their powers from each movie. I was so happy to see she was really paying attention and enjoying the movies. I miss her.

[@leighhall2198]

Was crying along with you guys at the Stan Lee opening, then I heard "she has blue blood... or a pen broke up her nose" instantly stopped the tears 😂 thank you for that ❤

[@angelas.3645]

Hahaha "a pen broke up her nose" ...I cracked up lol

[@MrGBH]

Great movie, legit gets better with each viewing. If you've ever been gaslit by an abuser, you'll understand why

[@blazedj]

The reason for Carol’s stiff, monotone behavior is because she’s constantly told to keep her emotions in check, because, whenever she wouldn’t, her powers would begin to show, and the Kree didn’t want to run the risk of her potentially using it all up before they could harness it. She’d then have to adhere to more brainwashing from “someone she greatly admired” talking her into behaving again. So the way tension is written for “overpowered” characters is that, while, sure, things an be ended as soon as they arrive, is that they’re usually never written to be omnipresent. With this, those closest to them, or anyone they need to protect, can be placed in dangerous situations. Such as Lois Lane and Superman. It’s honestly the biggest “kryptonite” there is, as anyone who has lost someone close to them, or even anyone who can emphasize with the idea, can attest to how devastating it can be, especially if you could’ve potentially done something about it.

[@canadianicedragon2412]

Remember... without the inhibitor "Vers" became an extension of pure infinity stone. A power unbounded. She is pure instinctive power.

[@ShadowyFox_86]

We only see something like this happen with the Power Stone in Guardians, and that's not even this level of control. This is just plain beautiful.

[@tyricegadson7699]

She is ultra plus

[@antipodean1233]

Great movie and great reaction Jane ..I felt the same way.. its so great to have a female super hero to enjoy and relate to..the movie made over a billion dollars so clearly lots of others loved it to..I just ignore the haters, since it's always the same bunch of hatetubers who attack everything with a female lead.

[@selkie76]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2214">36:54</a> Like the TARDIS, the interior of a Flerken's body is a different dimension - they're a colossal mass of tentacles and fangs on the inside, easily capable of consuming much larger objects and prey. ^_~

[@MoMoMyPup10]

It's funny, they're watching a movie where someone shoots lasers from her fists and they concerned about the reality of the food intake of an alien creature 😅

[@kennyteeology3526]

The "anti-gravity" part when the ship first went into space is real - the ship was in free-fall/orbit. They flip a switch to engage the engines and get out of free-fall - acceleration feels like gravity.

[@IceCenders]

I don't think the ship had boosters underneath it just to simulate gravity. and if that's true, why does anti-gravity not come back when they stop in front of Mar-Vell's ship?

[@kennyteeology3526]

@@IceCenders If they're not in freefall or orbit, gravity affects them normally.

[@Hardrock1a]

“Stan Lee must have loved red and blue.” Well actually, the old comics were limited to 4 colors, red, blue, green and yellow.

[@harish123az]

Its so so sad that when no one questions Thor or Doctor Strange or Hulk having God like powers, as soon as a woman has it its somehow OP and weird. I hope one day people get out of this mnetality and look at their own inherent biases

[@neospock5034]

It's not as much about her being a woman, it's really more of a comic book accuracy thin, which yes somehow remains a thing for some folks. Plus there's (sadly) a lot of anti-Brie Larson sentiment from a small subset of moviegoers. No one complained about Wanda being even more powerful than Captain Marvel because her progression was shown over multiple films and it's something that occurred with her character in the comics too. The same applies to Jean Grey as the Phoenix (who hasn't appeared in the MCU yet). But Captain Marvel is character who was never on that level in the comics (even as Binary she wasn't quite Thor level), so the comic book readers cried foul when the MCU changed things up and made her the top powerhouse. And there are MANY more of those types than people who just have a problem with female characters being too powerful.

[@matthewtopping2061]

The problem with this movie is that Carol Danvers is basically a Mary Sue. She has no character development, and although there is a hidden baddie which is supposed to subvert our expectations, the personal conflict that is present in every MCU movie is sorely lacking here. That's why this movie sucks.

[@harish123az]

@@matthewtopping2061 Huh, there is definitely a lot of conflict, you just dont relate to them. For eg, I am sure you relate to the Captain America being bullied physically as thats something you have gone through But you cannot relate to what women go through every single day, being told to smile, belittled, being forced to hide and curb their true potential every single time. The fact that she overcomes all of that and realizes her true potential is she herself and not from an outside power, is amazing character growth for a woman Not everything needs to be pandered to privelaged people, the movie hit plenty for those it was targeted towards

[@mauropedrosa7317]

I think that Superman also gets a lot of flack for being so strong thus making his stories a little boring and lacking in stakes. I’m interested in seeing how Kevin Feige and the team deals with such a powerful hero

[@matthewtopping2061]

@@harish123az Fair points, but Brie Larson's acting is flatter than her flapjack chest 🤣 Now Florence Pugh, there's someone who can actually act AND make my monster ｇ ｒ ｏ ｗ

[@Theuf28]

I think Stan didnt know how big he was going to impact the life of so many...I hope he can see from up there how much love he have from all the fans... Life changing stories.

[@CaesiusX]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2005">33:25</a> I'm not sure if you got this, so I apologize if you know it already, but Carol believed that chip on the back of her neck was _giving_ her the power. Not _inhibiting it._ That's why her revelation at the end, about taking it off, was such a big deal. Because she realized *_she had the power all along._* *EDIT:* Thus, their threat: _"What is given (the chip/power) can be taken away."_ <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2192">36:32</a> *_"How does a space gun, like, jam?"_* So asks the man from the 1920's, when looking ahead 100 years at us.¹ 😏 Another delightful reaction! Thanks for sharing so much in the closer *Jane.* Best line this video: _"…or a pen broke up her nose."_ ··•✺•·· ¹ ─ _How does one _*_not?_* Would be my question. 🤔

[@EM-fl5od]

if you guys like Agent Coulson so much, you guys should watch Agents of Shield!! it also has cameos of Nick Fury, Maria Hill, Lady Sif, and it has really cool heroes the MCU hasn’t had yet like Ghost Rider

[@chillswany]

YESSS!!! Agents of Shield is so good

[@ShieldVids]

They seem to ignore those requests.

[@jessicamagri8211]

@@ShieldVids I’ve noticed a lot of reactors do. I get that it’s 136 episodes and it’s a lot, but the emotional payoff is so worth it

[@supremeio5930]

Still the best MCU show.

[@BlackFlightNY]

@@supremeio5930 AOS: Over 100 episodes All the MCU shows: 6-8 episodes per show 😂

[@jeffblue19onTwitter]

People need to stop with the Brie Larson is boring crap! Carol is a human kidnapped by the Kree & told she was one of them. She's also told that emotion is a fatal weakness. At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="300">5:00</a>, Yon Rogg even says, "There's nothing more dangerous to a warrior than emotion." So not only has she been brainwashed & gaslit about everything, but she has literally been specifically conditioned & trained to be emotionless.

[@ShadowyFox_86]

There's definitely a real world parallel with how being emotional is looked down on.

[@1amazeme]

Djimon is playing the same character at different times in the character’s life.

[@somedudeontwitterstalkedme3829]

I heard the reasoning and it sounds like, "she was a girl" Thor was blown up in space, took on a Neutron star, claimed the BiFrost, took out ships, in the last film alone, but his was cool... The MCU already has a bunch of heroes who are kind of powerful, who lost to Thanos and more than half of them were snapped away. You have no shot with kind of powerful Captain Marvel, this was supposed to be about hope for Endgame, that is why it was placed here. This proves we all have our biases and all need to be aware, that we all have room to grow.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

And then they went and scaled her back, for some strange MCU fanboy reason...

[@captainmarvelnewsbyraf5859]

Love Carol’s journey on finding her humanity. Owning herself and learning her motivations and seeing all her heroics as she goes away from her loved ones to save the refugees.

[@oliverconway6960]

Exactly! That's what people need to understand about this film - instead of being about good vs evil, it's more or less about conquering your own weaknesses. When Carol remembered what her greatest strength was - getting back up every time she fell - that was the final push for her to reach her full potential, because that's when she removed the device.

[@ShadowyFox_86]

My favorite way I've heard it is that Carol isn't developing power or creating it, like Tony and Cap. She already is powerful, but she's told by her society that she isn't. That her emotions make her weak. That she doesn't have her own power. That someone else can take it all away. This movie is about her taking her own power back and embracing all that makes her who she is.

[@yacchaga]

I personally like Captain Marvel, the movie and even better for the character and Brie Larson. Maybe because I like both OP and female protagonist in general, which severely lacking in action movies. Even in video games I tend to create female character and play games with female protagonist like Tomb Raider trilogy, Horizon Zero Dawn, Tales of Berseria, The Last of Us 2, Final Fantasy XIII-2, Valkyrie Profile, Control, Resident Evil 3. See, I can remember most of them and still out of thousands of video games out there, it's only a few of female-led video games. I'm really glad MCU adds a lot more female heroes this phase.

[@josephbeckett2330]

In what way are either overpowered or female protagonist action movies lacking? Or even "severely" so?

[@scottredding7357]

"Welcome, Goose, strongest Avenger."

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

Love watching your reactions guys, have you heard of agents of shield. It is a TV show of 7 seasons where coulson runs a team under orders of fury. When he died in avengers he didn't really die, fury used kree dna to help bring him back, he would also go on to take over from fury after a few years. The TV show is as good quality wise and story wise as the movies and runs along side the movies for a time

[@BlackFlightNY]

Carol never came back to earth to check on them, even after the mom died, which is why the little girl, Monica (aka Geraldine) acts “snippy” when Captain Marvel is mentioned in Wandavision.

[@ShadowyFox_86]

It feels like the humans learning about Talos's shape-shifting is what would happen if you told kids you could do it. 🤣🤣

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I love the fact that three of the MCU cast members were in Kong: Skull Island together: Brie Larson (Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel), Samuel L. Jackson (Nick Fury) and Tom Hiddleston (Loki).

[@Unversed333]

Don't forget John C. Reilly (Rhomaan Dey)

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

@@Unversed333 That's right. The only member of Nova Corps (except Nova Prime) who didn't act like a complete asshole to the Guardians Of The Galaxy.

[@efetherman]

"The Avenger" that's how you look, switching engines and running.

[@davidmcleod5133]

It really angers me how much UNJUSTIFIED hate this movie gets, because it’s one of my favorites of the MCU (but then again, I’ve been a fan of Carol Danvers in the comics since the 80’s).

[@endofyeww20]

I personally wasn't a fan of the movie or even the character but I think that's just her character, and Ms Larson did great with what she was given, the only reason this movie is shat on as much as it is is because people don't like her which sucks because she seems really nice 🤷‍♂️

[@neospock5034]

Among comic book fans, the treatment of Mar-Vell is a huge factor. Among the general public , the anti-Brie Larson campaign on social media (before the movie was even released) had a life of its own.

[@harish123az]

You have to remember most hate is from a niche online hatedom, movie itself got A in cinemascore (in comparison doctor strage 2 got +), earned over 1.1 billion and has decent critic ratings. Hatred on youtube and other social media is only because certain kind of people have a big presence on those platforms

[@TokuRewinds]

I don't know why this movie got so much hate. This may not be the greatest movie but it was sure as hell entertaining. What's great about this movie the twist that skrulls ended up being not evil but just wanted to find their family and rest of their race What also was the cherry on to is the actor Ben Mendelsohn who plays Talos. Before I hated the guy because he always plays the asshole douche bad guy but Marvel knew what they were doing and cast him as the main Skrull to only give us the surprise that, no he isn't playing an asshole villain. In fact, I love Talos. His delivery of how he shook his head when they asked if the space ship is supposed to shake like that had me dying 🤣 I don't care what the nay sayers say about this movie. Totally rewatchable, unlike Iron Man 3

[@Asherek]

It was a bunch of angry man-children whining and complaining. They were in the minority of people in general, but just incredibly vocal and completely asinine. People are allowed to have criticism of a movie - and there's certainly criticisms that can be levelled at this movie, but the majority of the "hatred" was completely unfounded, insecure garbage.

[@harish123az]

That's the thing, it did not get much hate except on youtube and some niche social media. It got a A cinema score (for comparison doctor strange 2 got B+), critics ratings were decent, movie earned over 1.1 billion (in comparison Thor 3 earned only 850+ million) which is just behind Black panther for an origin move (and black panther was show in civil war before).

[@shadmedina3033]

Awesome to hear you guys had a good time in Cuba…..also, sooo glad your back. Lol. Bring on the Marvel peeps!

[@waynequashie8381]

"Higher, further, faster baby!!!" -Carol Danvers/Vers/Captain Marvel

[@quintorro]

Stan Lee rehearsing his lines for Mallrats is genius for this cameo 🤣

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1043">17:23</a>. Stan Lee & Pamela Anderson, teamed up when she asked him to make a Superheroine based on her, or something like that, and he obliged her! The result is the animated cartoon series, "Stripperella"! She plays a secret agent with a number, who is undercover in a gentleman's club as an exotic dancer. When that's not enough though, she becomes the titular character! The series was made when she was still with, Tommy, as she and him play themselves! Stan Lee, cameos in the series too. 🤓

[@mothmanthe9th601]

Yeah watching humans and aliens getting along always gives me the warm fuzziness

[@brandonparisien2381]

The post credit scene where the flerkin/cat coughs up the tesseract is a few years after the movie...new computer in Furey's office :)

[@orlandoawilliams799]

Being powerful, the challenge becomes using your power wisely.

[@antonytjp]

Or a pen broke up her nose 🤣🤣🤣🤣 can’t miss a second with Jane

[@quisimixtv]

There's absolutely nothing wrong with crying in the first 25 seconds of the movie😊😊😊👍👍👍

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

i took 1 of my nieces to see this movie in the theatres and it was 1 of my favorite marvel movies i've seen

[@TheCell111]

Captain marvel did not go in ship at the end.She flew with it. Flight-Later, when she decided to help the Skrulls to find a new world to inhabit, she was able to fly next to the Skrulls' ship at the speed of light.

[@MrSizlac]

Black guy is the same character in both this and in guardians. He just get robotic implants.

[@BigMoneyChao]

Captain Marvel is stronger than all the avengers lmao

[@sfodd1979]

Marvel definitely had to use CGI for Samuel L. Jackson's and Clark Gregg's de-aging, in this. They're just the best at it, they pretty much perfected the tech in Civil War, with young Tony. I loved how much Nick Fury, we got in this.

[@vodengc520]

I kinda wish they would do a "Re-Master" of Tron Legacy and use their improved de-aging on Flynn (and Clu).

[@robinsebastian7434]

at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2634">43:54</a> she didnt get inside of the spaceship...Carol Danvers has superspeed, She carried the spaceship with her superspeed flight,she can travel St the speed of light ,it's one of her powers set

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1125">18:45</a>. They had, "Cosplay", by that term, back then? 🤔 Not counting holidays and masquerade balls, I know that people wore costumes for conventions in the 1990s, but I never read that term or heard it, until more recently. But that game, was still in play, as I recall. 🤔 I've never played the game. I wore a near-costume once though. From, "Anthony's Department Store", I found a hat named, "Lost Ark", so I bought it. By coincidence, I found and bought a brown jacket that I wore with it, but it was meant to remind people of, "Top Gun"! But anyway, my father's name is, "Junior", so when people called me, "Junior", even when using their, Sean Connery voice, I didn't get it. I'm used to relatives calling him, my brother, and myself, by the wrong names. So I wondered if it was relatives that I didn't recognize, calling me that name. So I went to a merchant that had an, "Indiana Jones" doll, and compared myself to it. There was a blonde and her husband. She had told him that I was in "costume", and so she won their bet I guess. I saw enough of a resemblance with the doll, to be happy. But Jones didn't wear sunglasses! By the way! The doll was one of those converted "Ken" dolls.

[@marzh5278]

Love this movie I don't get why people don't like it

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

I am all good for Marvel's powers and I love her personality. Superman can do that shit, why not Captain Marvel? Maybe she has a weakness - that leaves it open to discover in future films. I enjoyed the movie and was not at all bothered (I actually enjoyed it) by the "girl power" displayed. Great reaction!

[@VinhNPL]

Gotta say, it's ok for superman to be a powerhouse, so why not for Capt. Marvel ? There's a bunch of powerhouses in the villain catalog too :)

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2208">36:48</a>. By the way! I've yet to hear and see anyone ask if the cat is from, Planet Gallifrey, because it is bigger on the inside?! 😸🐈

[@gregtalbot654]

great review

[@starbrand3726]

Kree come in two variations, blue skinned Kree and pink/brown skinned Kree, but they are all still Kree.

[@TokuRewinds]

I dunno why this movie gets so much hate. I thoughouly enjoyed this film. What I loved about this movie is the plot twist that the Skrulls were actually good and just wanted to find their family. And the topper is the actor, Ben Mendelsohn! Before this movie I did not like him. Mainly because he seems to be a typecast actor who always play the asshole douchy bad guy, but in this movie I LOVE him! I love that Marvel helped him break that typecast and actually play someone kinda hilarious too

[@3DJapan]

It wasn't just Stan Lee that liked red and blue, remember these colors, red, blue and yellow/gold are the same as Superman's costume. In the early days of comics they were intended only for kids so bright, vibrant colors were often used.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="3343">55:43</a>. Hey! You didn't show that final moment with, Goose! 🤨🙁

[@unnamedofficial5796]

Stunt performer trivia: The old lady on the train is doubled by Heidi Moneymaker, who is best known as the stunt double for Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow. Brie Larson is doubled by Heidi's taller sister, Renae Moneymaker.

[@waynequashie8381]

"That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is indeed without a doubt, a real SUPERHERO." - Stan Lee (1922-2018)🕶 THANK YOU STAN.🙏

[@efetherman]

Threat level, I'm here for my friend.

[@NeutralTea]

Korath is the main guy Drax kills near the end in Guaridans of the Galaxy.

[@captainmarvelnewsbyraf5859]

LOOOOOVE MY CAPTAIN MARVEL movie! So excited for Carol meet Kamala and Monica in. The Marvels! Only The Marvels can’t beat Captain Marvel in my top 1

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

Something happened in the past 2-3 years where everybody both learned what parkour was, and an impulse to point it out repeatedly. Did I miss something? What happened? lol

[@jennysutton7409]

I love this movie so much and I enjoyed seeing it in the theaters. I agree the soundtrack is full of songs I liked too TlC and all that very cool though it also makes me sad cause then I think how Lisa Lefteye Lopaz from TLC passed away that was a shocker when I heard it and was also not long after I herd Aaliyah passed as well such a loss. Any way I love how Brie Larson plays the part despite all the hate she gets from some fans. I thought this movie was just the right ammount of action and comedy and some shocking moments as well.

[@chrispittman8854]

I was pretty pissed when you kept missing "Korath the Pursuer..." "WHO!?!" but then you did that cute "Skrull purr" at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="562">9:22</a>. We're good.

[@bryanthoyte9156]

Cool fact ..the writer of avengers comic that introduced Monica Rambeau as leader under moniker Captain Marvel was pressured to take a black woman off as being a leader of avengers because "it would hurt sales"- same author left Marvel over dispute and went to DC & wrote the doomsday death of Superman comics..I purposely didn't name the author so ppl can go look it up

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Thumb Up #987! 👍 Thanks for the fun, digital video recording! 🎬🖖✌️🖐️🙏😎🤓 Notes: I miss seeing you view and react, with your baby and cat in the room with you. Okay. So in, Real Life, if disaster was about to strike your area, and Superman & Captain Marvel, both arrived to help, would you refuse their offer and request, Blankman, instead, just so you can witness him struggling to save you? 🤔

[@candromiguel5904]

DJIMON HONSOU PLAYS THE SAME CHARACTER IN THIS MOVIE AND GOTG. JUST A TIME DIFFERENCE.

[@efetherman]

iS THAT YOU RONIN?

[@gregtalbot654]

love captain marvel and brie larson

[@markcruz359]

this says it was uploaded yesterday. I already recall them watching this before and Jane comparing Carol's friend to Maria to her and her friend. Is this a re-upload?

[@SeeJaneGoTV]

It's an out of order upload - we watched it before Endgame

[@markcruz359]

@@SeeJaneGoTV ahh ok so the thing that i remembered was in the Endgame video? I thought i waa trippin hahahaha

[@smiddlehurst1]

Gotta feel sorry for Fury. Meets Carol for a couple of days then spends the next two decades trying and failing to find just one hero with her levels of competence and emotional maturity. (Borrowed from elsewhere but unfortunately I don't know who first said it for accreditation). By a surprising distance this has ended up being my favourite solo flick of the MCU to date. Stands up to rewatching, great set pieces and of course great performances all round. Carol is a tricky character to get right because... well, Kelly Sue DeConnick (who wrote the comics which this movie is mostly based off) probably summed it up best: Captain America gets knocked down but gets back up because it's The Right Thing To Do. Captain Marvel gets knocked down but gets back up because F You! I *love* that as motivation for someone with her power set and it plays brilliantly with her spending a few decades being a hero for the cosmos rather than just Earth. Which reminds me, I always see comparisons with Carol and Superman but there's one really critical difference. What makes Kryptonians in DC so hideously OP isn't the strength or the invulnerability or flying or heat vision. It's the super speed. Combine the rest with getting from point A to B so fast you're basically teleporting and with no inertia / momentum and you really do end up with heroes that can do anything and everything. Carol is ridiculously fast when travelling as seen at the end of this movie but that's propulsion-based. Actually dealing with the problem once she arrives happens at normal speeds so you've got a very powerful card to play but they can only be in *one* place at a time.

[@loc0corp.15]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="528">8:48</a> By the way the sniper girl...its Sersi from the Eternals

[@TheCell111]

Captain marvel got postive reviews on RT (79)(6.80 out of 10 average rating) but rotten on the RT audience score because it was reviewed bombed because of what bri was talking about in real life.Captain marvel got a A cinemascore however and 6.8 on imdb.

[@TheCell111]

THis is from a few years ago. Stinko 4079 hours ago (edited) quote- The Capt. Marvel did not put men down. However, dudes are BLENDING Larson's clumsy attempt to bring attention to the lack of diversity in the movie review business, and her fictional movie character. It's quite fascinating how half-truths took-over the narrative. Spider-Man 4 life9 hours ago Some Women are too boyscout 728 hours ago Well said!! ______________ Daniel Wise Sr.8 hours ago At no point Captain Marvel was SJW Fake News 👎🏾 Spider-Man 4 life8 hours ago Exactly Poetic Gangsta7 hours ago But...Brie made her that way. Warning before u reply go look up all those comments Brie has put out then tell am full of shit. Daniel Wise Sr.6 hours ago @Poetic Gangsta Bries comments were taken out of context... Her personal opinions had nothing to do with the Captain Marvel movie and character... Nothing SJW about the Her-0 in Captain Marvel..... Trolls created this SJW Narrative because of Bries white dude comment that was taken out of context.... Trolls decided that she hates white men which is Fake News....And really got upset when Marvel made Captain Marvel the most powerful CHARACTER BY FAR... More powerful than Vison and Thor.....At this point trolls make video after video slandering this woman and her character....Trolls aren't even aware that they are promoting Brie Larson aka Captain Marvel now and for Future movies.... It's kinda funny... Hope this helps 👍🏾 New News6 hours ago If Her-o is SJW propaganda then what do you call Iron MAN, SuperMAN, BatMAN, Wonder WOMAN, MAN of Steel, Spider-MAN? TheCell1112 seconds ago They said they was going to make captain marvel the most powerful avenger before her movie came out.Anyway there other CHARACTERS in the mcu that were/are more powerful then captain marvel.

[@efetherman]

Cat scratch fever! Fury.

[@leomack6470]

She is OP in this movie, but if u follow Carol in the comics u will see why. They combined the powers she had in the comics to make this Captain Marvel, the characters are Ms Marvel and Binary. You would have to find some old X-Men comics to find Carol's transformation into Binary

[@neospock5034]

Actually her powers in this movie are quite close to her comic book powers as Captain Marvel in the present day- less than Binary level, but way above her old Ms Marvel level.

[@neospock5034]

JV- the Kree soldier played by by Djimon Hounsou is the exact same character in Guardians of the Galaxy. It's just that Captain Marvel takes place in the 1990s while Guardians is over 20 years later. So by that time he's ex-military, he's doing mercenary work.

[@jeffrconner]

I didn't think he was doing mercenary work. He was working underneath Ronan, who's still part of the Kree Empire. Just a more militaristic branch.

[@dsgballday1]

I was looking 4 this comment. GGs

[@efetherman]

Nice cat.

[@gregtalbot654]

she isn't too powerful.....the idea is to show you that ..she is here to protect the cosmos where there are much more powerful characters than her...i.e the beyonder, galactus, etc....she's op for earth but in space ...she's average power level...

[@neospock5034]

Neither the Beyonder nor Galactus have been introduced in the MCU yet, although Korvac is rumored to be the main villain in Captain Marvel 2: The Marvels. The reason people says he's OP is because of her power level relative to the other Avengers (including Thor) we saw since Phase 1. She was intentionally made into the MCU's "Kryptonian" character. Just before the release of Captain Marvel, Feige said she'd be the most powerful character put onscreen yet, so that's exactly the role they wanted her to play. I agree She's not OP by cosmic standards, but she's not average either. She's WAY up there among heroes, although more powerful entities do exist like the Celestials, and eventually Galactus, The Phoenix Force etc.

[@gregtalbot654]

@@neospock5034 scarlet witch

[@TheCell111]

Thor and captain marvel are around the same power level in mcu so far but she is more powerful.Thor in the mcu is dceu superman level too but thor more powerful if look at his feats so far.DCEU superman could have never done what he did to thanos for example with stormbreaker in infinity war at the end. In canon comics thor is more powerful then captain marvel by the way and is on par with superman but overall has more powers with his hammer. In fact thor is abit more powerful.

[@TheCell111]

Anyway dceu superman and mcu thor and captain marvel are not as powerful as the canon comics versions anyway.

[@teraxe]

@@neospock5034 Yeah but Feige was clearly wrong, or just messing with people, since both Thanos and Wanda had already been on screen and they are both more powerful than Captain Marvel.

[@adrianramirez4884]

The toen she drives into called Rosamond is my hometown😁 only reason I like this movie haha they shit it at a lot of local spots and at the air force base called edwards about 20 minutes away

[@efetherman]

cAROL dan vers. vers. get a hug!

[@efetherman]

She's talking to the cat.

[@efetherman]

oH, LANBOAU SHE WAS A GOD FLYING i WAS ON CAROL. THAT WAS CAROL.

[@Winchester1984]

At least superman had kryptonite , Homelander doesn't have any weakness but has the same powers

[@Kenquinones]

Korath is the same character, however here it was way before GOTG

[@beriliumsphere107]

Hes the same character. This movie is during the 90s

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="3133">52:13</a>. Hmm. Where did the, "OP", concept stem from anyway? Gamers? People that never played, "God", as they created something? 🤔. Whatever the source, I never accepted the premise. Just because I struggle with something, doesn't mean that I desire to see others struggle too, just to find them relatable. I'd rather have goals to aspire to and to fantasize about having powers. 🖖

[@BandageScar]

There was definitely CGI done to de-age Samuel L. Jackson. There's plenty of videos out there showing the process.

[@davidmcleod5133]

Two things. 1) I have never, EVER, in my 40+ years on Earth, heard anybody say “It’s dumb that Thor is on the team, he’s a god, he’s OP.” Why does this standard suddenly apply to Carol? 2) Difficult to write a story for her?! Superman has had AT LEAST one continuous title published monthly since 1938, so it can’t be THAT difficult to write for powerful characters. Be like Spider-Man, and examine your biases.

[@neospock5034]

I think there are 3 main things behind the hate. The first is the anti-Brie Larson campaign that started before the movie was ever released. The second is the amount of hype this movie received as the MCU's first female-led solo film, their "Wonder Woman" so to speak. And much like Black Panther, no matter how good the movie wound up being, it's impossible to live up to such a crazy level of hype. Lots of people didn't outright dislike Black Panther but they thought it was way overhyped (and Black Panther was a better movie than Captain Marvel). But anyway, it's just a matter of sky-high expectations resulting in disappointment. The third (and the one pertinent to Thor) is that the MCU elevated Captain Marvel's power level relative to other characters way beyond the comics, which really irked the comic book fans. In the comics Captain Marvel is probably the 15th-20th most powerful hero of all, so she's very formidable but not in the top 5 with characters like Hulk and Thor. The MCU brought her in as the new #1 powerhouse and comic accuracy aside, many MCU fans didn't feel that should have happened. While Superman has been in publication since 1938, he's considered the prime example of why characters shouldn't be too overpowered. Because he's generally considered boring his stories often relied upon gimmicks and plot devices to make up for him being so ridiculously powerful. He's a big reason that Marvel was so successful when they provided a different kind of universe where heroes had more plausible, limited powers and real-world problems.

[@davidmcleod5133]

@@neospock5034 I’m going to skip over your whole first… thing… there, as you’re comicsplaining to someone who has been reading Ms Marvel comics since BEFORE she wore the black swimsuit with the lightning bolt… and move straight into how you’re missing the forest for the trees with Superman. You can express your opinion all day long that Marvel is better because it’s more rooted in “reality”… hell, you can hire a sky-writer to put it in poofy-cloud letters above the New York skyline… but guess what? DC would not have kept those stories in publication IF PEOPLE WERE NOT BUYING THEM!!! They’re a business, not some religion spreading the gospel of Kal-El. If people were buying them for close to a hundred years, it stands to reason people (real people, not the self-proclaimed gatekeepers of comic fandom) actually LIKE the Superman story. Same for Captain Marvel, which was one of the MCU’s highest grossing movies.

[@georgegogiashvili9416]

​@David McLeod comparing which is better apple or banana is so silly

[@BigJT246]

@@davidmcleod5133 exactly. I'm a huge superman fan and people who call superman boring don't get that every comic is boring to someone. Just because they think its boring doesn't mean that it is boring.

[@TheCell111]

@@neospock5034 Note most folks did think think black panther was overhype.It got a A+ cinemascore and is in the 90's on RT from the critics.Black paanther and captain marvel were reviewed bombed,that why it they got the score from audience but captain marvel got it was because it ended up rotten.

[@antonytjp]

I always watch your intos and outros you’re a beautiful family

[@TheCell111]

Thor and captain marvel are around the same power level in the mcu so far but she is more powerful.Thor in the mcu is dceu superman level too but thor more powerful if look at his feats so far.DCEU superman could have never done what he did to thanos for example with stormbreaker in infinity war at the end. In canon comics thor is more powerful then captain marvel by the way and is on par with superman but overall has more powers with his hammer. In fact thor is abit more powerful.

[@TheCell111]

Anyway dceu superman and mcu thor and captain marvel are not as powerful as the canon comics versions anyway.

[@teraxe]

@@TheCell111 IDK, both Thor and Captain marvel really show off their power levels in What If, not gonna give any spoilers.

[@overheatedeskim054]

That is the same actor playing the same character. He's not playing 2 different characters

[@treking4563]

Fun Fact: The security guard at the Blockbuster is actually the Marvel head of security in real life

[@neospock5034]

Another bit of trivia- the actress playing the the blue-skinned Kree soldier (Gemma Chan) is the lead actress in the Eternals.

[@harish123az]

She is beautiful, she was great in Crazy rich asians too

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Mark <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2531">42:11</a>? Now that you've seen the scene, you might now recognize the immature guys that didn't like it, and whine about it! Because they would rather see her in a position of weakness with him, because they believe that is more realistic. Like back in the day, those types enjoyed, "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys", but scoffed at, "Xena, Warrior Princess", because of her gender. Ditto for the, "Supergirl" movie from 1984 and the more recent television series. Also the movie and television versions of, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer". "But they're girls not boys! Girls can't do anything!"

[@DavesWorldTTV]

the movie is based in the 90's

[@efetherman]

OMG the kid wins.

[@oske933]

Waiting for your reaction for Ms Marvel😍