The weekend is still young, so we won't really know how Captain Marvel fares until this Sunday, but if these opening preview numbers are any indication, the latest female-centric flick from Marvel Studios is set
Captain Marvel is the story of Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) who serves as a member of Starforce, an elite group of Kree noble warriors. Her role on this team is simple—stop the rival alien
“Trolls, uh, find a way.” While obviously referring to dinosaurs, this phrase is true of both fictitious thunderlizards and trolls. Even though both creatures are adept at ruining a good time, the biggest difference between
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzNlMrCXpjg&feature=youtu.be Marvel Studios has a tone of crazy magicians working for them. In addition to the magic they bring to the screen on a pretty regular basis, they've also consistently been improving on the technology
I feel like a ridiculous amount of our energy when it comes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (or shared universes in general) is spent wondering why certain other superheroes aren't around to help out others
DC and Marvel have claimed that they are not rivals. I think at times we the fans are the individuals who pit them against each other. Further evidence that the two brands support one another
Remember when we all got a bit excited because Samuel L. Jackson claimed that Carol Danvers aka Captain Marvel had the ability to travel in time? I do, I wrote about it on here and
Agent Phil Coulson was an unexpectedly warm character for me. I'd always found his scenes in Iron Man to be funny also a little clunky, and it wasn't really until Thor and Iron Man 2
Captain Marvel has been a long time coming for Marvel Studios. Years ago, Kevin Feige stood on a stage and threw the name up there for Phase 3. Given that she would be their first
Controversies aside, Captain Marvel is on track to make some big bucks for Marvel Studios. Tracking for this movie has always been pretty high. After all, it is Marvel Studios' first female-led superhero film and
