First time watching CAPTAIN MARVEL (2019) | AGENT COULSON!!!
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- Опубликовано: 20 янв 2024
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Hi friends! Today I soar into the cosmic adventure of Captain Marvel for the first time! In this reaction video, we're exploring the high-flying story of Carol Danvers as she becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes amidst a galactic war between two alien races.
And... I was SO EXCITED TO SEE AGENT COULSON!!!
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🛑 Spoiler Alert: This video contains spoilers for Captain Marvel. Make sure you've seen the movie first to fully enjoy my reaction!
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I really appreciate that you picked up on the fact that her attitude stems from the fact that not only did she lose her memory, but she was TRAINED to ignore her emotions while on a mission. So many critics of the character totally overlooked this and just commented on how she was unlikable, arrogant, etc.
It's because she's like that in other roles as well and outside of work - there is no reason to think that her portraying no emotion is part of her acting
@@PLF... She's not, but go off.
@@PLF... man... she have a bunch of awards for acting... And you can find lots of photos with the casts of various films smiling and having fun.
She’s not, though. She’s far less disrespectful and arrogant than Tony Stark THROUGHOUT his whole career. But she’s given a lot more grief about it.
@@PLF... except her other roles are quite different.
Christy the reason they got sucked out in space is because there's a vacuum (negative pressures) in space. Space ships have positive pressure to create an atmosphere so people can breathe without a mask/helmet. So when you puncture the spacecraft everything inside gets sucked out until the pressures equalize.
Simple answer: its like when you shake a soda bottle (pressure inside increases) so when you open it the soda spills out until the pressures equalizes.
Pretty close.
Your answer is pretty good but the science is a little off.
Space is not a "negative pressure".
It's just zero.
Zero pressure space cannot suck - it doesn't work like the vacuum cleaner that sucks dirt out of your carpet.
Space doesn't suck you out.
The air blows from the higher pressure interior to the 0 pressure through the hole.
That blowing wind blows things out with it.
So you're not really sucked out.
You're blown out.
Great example!
Nice, you got the Mallrats reference!!
"Look down"
"Pegasus:Dr Wendy Lawson"
Now go back to the beginning of the first Avengers movie. The nameplate on the secret underground facility where they're testing the Teserac is called "Project Pegasus". That name comes up a few more times in the MCU.
The title, "Captain Marvel" has been held by numerous characters in the comics over the years, both male and female, and not all human. Carol is the most recent. Monica Rambeau (who appeared as Maria's daughter in this movie) had the job back in the '80s when I first encountered the character. The earliest was Mar-Vell, a male Kree military officer who turned against his masters (the inspiration for the Dr Lawson/Mar-Vell character in this movie). And there are others still.
And that's not even counting the character we now called Shazam, who first had the name back in the 1940s but owned by a completely different comic book company until DC Comics took him over.
That's true and this character was first a side kick character to the original "Captain Marvel" and went by the name Miss Marvel.
@@zonen6887 Miss marvel was never a sidekick for Mar-vell, at best she helped Mar-vell but that was before she got her powers from the explosion
Hw wasn't a simple military officer he was a captain, he was captain mar-vell which on earth become Captain marvel
In the comics, the Skulls are usually evil, so the twist in this movie was a nice surprise.
Kree are often evil too. We already met Ronan in Guardians obviously.
And the "objectively handsome" one. :)
With your love of Coulson you have to watch agents of shield show. It’s amazing AND there is so much Coulson 🙌🏻 es buenisino!
I love how much you loved this movie. People can be pretty down on it for some reason, but I really like it as well.
For clarity: that was indeed the pager Fury used at the end of Infinity War, and the after-credit scene is Carol responding to it by coming back to earth (where Fury is now gone).
Only pathetic little boys who wish they were men and women with self esteem issues don’t like this movie because they are threatened by a strong women.
Unfortunately this makes up the bulk of loud mouths in the internet.
To the boys: You little turds make me sick to my stomach. You’ll never be men.
I'm gonna blow your mind right now, so make sure you are sitting down: it's okay to have different opinions.
Amazing, I know.
I was literally thinking this same thing, Diego! lol
Can you imagine having such strong feelings about a movie you didn’t like, that you judge people who did like it? 😬 John I hope you feel better soon ❤️
@@CristyReacts people like John are broken and hard to fix, but hopefully they can find some love. In any case, watching this between Infinity War and Endgame's release at the time felt frustrating (I guess because not having resolve to Infinity War for what felt like infinity was rough!), but having re-watched it a few times since I actually think it's a blast of a movie and really enjoy it now.
if you want more coulson try agents of shield tv show
Sam Jackson and Brie Larson have worked together a bunch now. They have good chemistry, and always seem to have a great time together.
Hi Cristy!😊 The VHS video Carol picks up in Blockbuster is "The Right Stuff" (1983). It's a true story about astronauts. They kind of counted on us not remembering that the blue people and Ronan are Kree and the bad guys. I enjoyed the younger versions of Fury and Coulson. Of course, it was great to have Coulson back in any form. So, now it looks like Carol is going to be there for End Game. Great reactions to this fun adventure that takes place in the 90s, Cristy!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
There has been a lineage of Cpt Marvels in the comics, the first one was male, but the one for the last several years pre movies was female.
Captain Marvel was originally a male Kree named Mar Vell. Lawson in the movie is supposed to be a stand in for him. Carol Danvers was in the comics but she was not a hero. She was airforce though it wasn't until Mar Vell died that she took his powers and became Ms. Marvel. She later got renamed Captain Marvel.
Stan Lee filmed cameos in bulk for multiple movies so even though this movie has the tribute at the begining because it was released right after he died, he still has 1 more cameo
DELETE THIS SO IT'S A SURPRISE FOR HER, WTF MAN.
Coulson, this was his first rodeo. You should really consider doing Agents of Shield. Can’t believe that’s how Fury lost his eye. In the comics that’s the character name and the first one was a guy name Mar-Vell.
Good questions throughout your reaction.
In the comics she was indeed Carol Danvers, but initially was an Air Force assistant to Mar-Vel (who was male). Jude Law's character (Yon-Rog) killed Mar-Vel seeking to steal a 'miracle machine'. Carol got her powers when Mar-Vel died saving her from the explosion of the machine, and transferred some of his power, along with some from the machine to her.
Goose in the comics was actually named Chewbacca (or Chewie) by Carol from Star Wars. This movie changed the Flerken's name to Goose from Top Gun.
Lastly, Goose has the power of pocket dimensions within him/her. And, Flerken's have intelligence equivalent to humans, but can't speak human languages. This is how Goose knew to follow both Carol and Fury, AND to not attack Talos while he was in Kree soldier form.
I'm pretty sure Mar-Vell didn't die saving her, he died from cancer a couple of years later.
Also, this origin has been changed in The Life of Captain Marvel (2019): she has powers because her Mom is Kree, and the explosion only awakened/enhanced her already existing powers.
Abd both Goose and Chewy are female! Lawson says to Carol "Goose likes you, she doesn't typically takes to people".
Excellent reaction, Cristy! Loved that you picked up on everything. Even Mallrats. This is a fun movie and I’ve never really understood why the general feeling around it is (or was) so poor. Great work, on to Endgame.
This was Stan’s last cameo … he’d already filmed his appearance for Endgame before this movie.
Since you asked, in the comics, Mar-Vell was Captain Marvel first -- and a male, Earth alias WALTER Lawson. Carol Danvers was originally his friend, a former USAF pilot turned security chief/public relations. She became the hero Ms. Marvel in similar circumstances to this movie -- Mar-Vell and Yon-Rogg were fighting near a Kree device, the device exploded, Carol got bombarded with energy.
In the comics, Carol's original powers didn't include energy blasts -- she was super-strong, invulnerable, and could fly. Those powers were stolen from her by the character Rogue, who later joined the X-Men. Carol was later experimented on by aliens, which returned her powers plus adding the ability to control energy and survive in space. With these powers, she was as you see her in this film, but went first by the name Binary and then Warbird.
Three other characters used the Captain Marvel name in the meantime, after Mar-Vell's death. No spoilers for now but you will see one of them in Phase 4. She finally took the Captain Marvel name in the comics because Captain America told her she had earned it following in her mentor's footsteps.
Super interesting. Thanks for all this info. I get the sense that the comics have this huuuge amount of stories and the MCU is picking things up from here and there
@@CristyReacts Exactly, that's why they are adaptations and not just straight up retellings. There's like ... 80ish years? of storytelling, so they are taking the best bits. In some cases, like this one for instance, the movies are better than the comic because they've streamlined the story.
Can't wait to start your Endgame reaction one day this week!
I love that Kevin Smith is canonically in the MCU.
OMG your face when the flerkin revealed itself.... priceless
Captain Marvel has a long history. The first Captain Marvel was actually a Superman clone. He is now called Shazam. Marvel's first character by that name was Annette Benning's character but he was a man. Carol was Ms. Marvel. She only became captain in 2012.
A lot of people dislike this movie, and I think those are mostly people who aren't really into it for the story, and don't understand why Carol acts so cold all the time. They even show in the start how she struggles to control her emotions and they are essentially training her to ignore them. It's awesome that you recognized that
It's mainly because brie can't not act this way. She has no other gear.
@@crankfastle8138 If that's so, maybe they cast her for that specific reason. :P
@@crankfastle8138 In your opinion that is blinded by bias maybe.
Carol Danvers has a convoluted comic book history. She started out as Ms. Marvel. A female version of the already known male Kree warrior Mar-Vell, the first Captain Marvel.
DC comics was threatening to make female versions of Marvel Characters in the 80s so Marvel protected Spider-Man by creating Spider-Woman, the Incredible Hulk, due to the popularity of the TV show, that caused them to create She-Hulk and Captain Marvel while not as popular still had Marvel in his name.
Carol Danvers was an air force cadet who eventually achieved the rank of Colonel as an intelligence operative. She got her powers from a Kree device known as the Psyche Magnetron whose explosion bathed her in exotic particles that made her into a Human/Kree hybrid.
She later went toe to toe with Rogue of the X-Men who, still new to her powers, stole Carol's powers and memories permanently. Powerless and amnesiac she joined up with the Star Jammers a crew of intergalactic pirates where she got new cosmic powers as the being known as Binary.
Then comes back to earth when those powers start to malfunction. She joins the Avengers as the hero Warbird then eventually takes on the mantle of Captain Marvel. The MCU version is vastly different. 😂
The Kree have already had interactions with the Guardians of the Galaxy in Volume 1. Korath the Pursuer was sent to retrieve the Power Orb on Morag and was prevented by Star Lord. Ronan the Accuser a Kree Zealot was the main villain in vol. 1. 😂
Hey Cristy! Shout out from the US Marine Corps! Great to see you reacting to another Marvel movie! Keep up the great reactions as usual! Love ya! ❤🤍💙💛
44:25 "Was Captain Marvel a woman in the comics too?"
No.
He was originally a guy named Mar-Vell.
Then verison 2 was a woman named Monica Rambeau (the other lady pilot in this show).
Version 3 is a different guy named Genis-Vell.
Version 4 was differrent woman named Phyla-Vell.
Version 5 is a Skrull guy named Khn'nr.
Version 6 is a dude named Noh-Varr.
Version 7 is Carol Danvers.
Great reaction! Now you’re ready to experience Endgame and connect all the dots! Enjoy the ride!
I liked Carol Danvers when she was in Scott Pilgrim Against the World... I like Beca Mitchell too. Wait... wait, Captain America was in it too!
"Captain Marvel" was originally a character from a different comics publishing company (Fawcett Comics) as early as the early 1940s. The character was eventually bought by DC Comics in '53 after DC sued Fawcett claiming the the character was too similar to Superman. They didn't really do much with the character after acquiring it. In the 60s, Marvel Comics began using the name for its own series of Captain Marvel stories. This became an issue for DC, so in the early 70s, they renamed the character "Shazam". Within Marvel Comics itself, the name "Captain Marvel" has been used by MANY characters, male and female since its introduction. Mar-Vell (a Kree male) was the first, Monica Rambeau (the little girl in this movie) was the second. Many more followed over the years. The seventh was Carol Danvers, who herself was already a superhero who went by the name Ms. Marvel, which is now used by a different character with different powers and backstory.
The version of Carol and Captain Marvel in this movie is based is part on Mar-Vell (the original comics version), whilst other parts of the character were used for the movie version of Mar-Vell as well.
Though it’s not CURRENTLY canon (these things are subject to change), many people who love and miss the Son of Coul might recommend watching Agents of SHIELD. It is Coulson’s show, ultimately, though the whole cast rocks. Possibly one of the most satisfying television journeys in recent memory. Overall, arguably one of the greatest SF shows of all time.
Despite its flaws, sure. But so worth it.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D is one of if not the highest ranked Marvel TV show and a strong recommend to watch if you miss Coulson!
It's always hilarious watching you react to things, especially the way you whittle it out as you go.
My favorite reaction channel.
I've watched many people react to this and you're the first who recognized that Stan Lee was rehearsing for his scenes in Mallrats.
15:19 Kevin Smith cried because this was included in an MCU movie.
I'm almost positive I mentioned this at the end of Avengers but you gotta watch Agents of SHIELD to get more Agent Coulson
Captain America and the Winter Soldier Fury tells Steve "The last time I trusted someone, I lost an eye", In Captain Marvel as Fury picks up Goose, he says "I'm trusting you not to eat me"
Yeah that was disappointing- especially since his discussion with Steve Rogers when he mentioned losing an eye was about HUMAN behavior.
@@neospock5034 He also put a lot of trust in Carol in this movie. And this is pure Fury: he creates a myth about himself to make him look more badass, twisting something that's rather quite embarrassing.
@@neospock5034 Spot on. This infuriated me more than anything else. We know Fury is a spy. He's deceptive for a reason. But that line in CA: The Winter Soldier doesn't hold any weight now that we see how the writers of this film chose to use that.
Ok, I understand I’m late to the party on this one, but the story behind the Stan Lee cameo in this one is: Kevin Feige called Kevin Smith (Mallrats producer/director/writer) because Stan Lee was getting pretty old at this point, and his voice was really weak, and Feige asked Smith if they had any b-roll of Stan from the filming of the movie that they could dub over his actual cameo so he’d sound like the Stan we all know.
The point of using Mallrats audio is to place the movie within its time period, since Stan would be rehearsing for it in the 90’s. It had nothing to do with his mental state or what he could recall or quote.
Kevin Smith has literally told the story of how this happened on his podcast, and it’s not hard to find on this site.
Side note: this movie is great, and I don’t understand the hate for much of the more recent MCU. It took me 10 years to really enjoy the first Cap movie or iron man 3, and Thor 2 is still pretty meh, but on the whole, Phase 4 was pretty good, but it’s hard to maintain consistent levels of mind blowing quality.
Also, a lot of current criticism seems to be coming from a specific segment of the “fandom” who also didn’t care for this movie.
Yeah... It was Fury who "paged" her at the end of Infinity War when he disappeared. It was that same "pager" that Steve, Nat and Banner were fiddling with at the end of this movie wondering who the heck was Fury "paging" when Captain Marvel just shows up... :)
Keep in mind, the Kree called her Vers because that's all that was on part of the name tag they found; Actually, it's part of her last name, Carol DanVERS.
You were the only one in all the reactions I've seen for this movie who got the scene with Stan Lee reading the script to Mallrats! A true geek. I'm in love! 😅❤
I love Captain Marvel, you will find more of her in "Avengers End Game" and "The Marvels"
THERE'S THE ANOMALY: Fury said "Official SHIELD Business", But it wasn't until the end of the first Iron Man (decades later) that they started using that anacronym.
I spotted that too. Colson used the full name and later called it S.H.I.E.L.D.
It was always called SHIELD. Coulson didn't use the acronym in Iron Man because he's a covert kinda guy and he didn't necessarily want Pepper to remember the name of the agency.
@@gryndylCould also be a backronym, and the thing they were "working on" was what words S.H.I.E.L.D. stood for 😄
45:10 - "We could use her? Where was she during Infinity War.
Look at the last few seconds of Infinity War. At the symbol on the cell phone Nick Fury was using. It was Captain Marvel he was calling; essentially asking her for her help.
So glad you liked the film. So did I.. it got so much flack when it came out, but it was fun.
Cristy, in the cartoon , Spiderman and his Amazing Friends (1983)? in one episode we see them go to a costume dance party and we see Wanda and Vision dancing, and also in that episode, we see Norman Osborn coming home in a helicopter, he was at an insane asylum, for thinking he was a monster, the helicopter crashes and he is thrown from the wreckage and knocked unconcious . his skin starts turning green and his nose and chin and ears get pointy, most people would think he is turning into his alter ego spiderman villain, the green goblin, but we know by his scaly green skin, that he might be a Skrull. in the 1967 Fantastic Four cartoon they battled the Skrulls sent by Emperor Dogen? namecheck, and Reed Richards used hypnosis to make one of them lose their memory and left them as a cow on an island, i think Norman Osborn was that cow, and he turned into a human and didn't remember he was a Skrull, so he went crazy and called himself the Green Goblin, Spiderman's most vile enemy
"Vers" is short for Danvers. They only found half of her dog tag.
Whoa! I've seen this movie many times and never put that together.
Nick Fury: "Last time I trusted someone, I lost an eye" ...
Also Nick Fury: "Mother flurken!!"
Glad you enjoyed it! You got Ronan, Fury, Coulson, but also Korath in Guardians 1 (Finger to the throat means death). Mallrats recognition, awesome! Also "Vers" is all that they found of her I/D. tag, so the Skrulls called her Vers. Yes she actee emotionless because she was trained like that, audiences forget this aspect, saying Brie's acting was bad- she was acting as her character supposed to be. (Like Hayden as Anakin).
This movie was filmed AFTER the Avenger Endgame, so this is actually the last cameo of Stan Lee.
I loved this movie, too! I came around to Carol by the end. And who doesn’t love shapeshifting? Or Flerkens?!😃
thank you such much for continuing your MCU journey and that you like that goood movie like i do, Captain Marvel is amazing, i do love her and you are cool
Korath (the black dude) was the one in the first Guardians and Drax kills him, and Ronan was the main villain in that
Sweet! I love this movie 🌟 Captain Marvel is one of my favorite comic book characters ❤️ She was known as Ms Marvel when she was first created in the 70's. She got her powers from a Kree superhero named Mar'Vell, who was the OG Captain Marvel. After Mar'Vell died Carol took up the mantle of Captain Marvel. I think Brie Larson did an excellent job of playing Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel. Sadly though. This is the last Stan Lee cameo 😢💔 It was super cool how they put in the Mallrats reference. Mallrats is one of my favorite Kevin Smith movies. As always I loved your reaction Cristy. Next up! Avengers: Endgame 😬😆
Ahhhh ENDGAME😰😰
Love it! Only this isn't the last Stan Lee cameo...
@testfire3000 Ah yeah, that's right. I always forget about that one.
Great reaction.
This was the last cameo Stan Lee filmed. He filmed one more earlier for Avengers: Endgame.
Carol Danvers was a recurring character in Marvel Comics for nine years before getting any superpowers.
11:28 - Assuming the craft they are in is pressurized, if a hole was punched into the side of the craft, everything would be sucked toward the area of much-lower pressure. In this case, the icy void of space. On a grim note, there has been some recent history where a jetliner passenger was... ended... by a hole in the window, creating a large pressure differential. Not a fun way to meet the infinite.
Is Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. streaming anywhere?
You might appreciate the premise there.
should be on Disney+
It's on D+ but it is NOT MCU canon
@@AlexandruCarjan
*canon
Well, it was an ABC show, but are you claiming he stayed dead?
@@BubbaCoop none of the characters, species and events from that show exist in the MCU or have ever been mentioned. It did reference some MCU at the start but that is it
@@AlexandruCarjan
I think there's a pretty major exception to that
Oh just wait till you see end game. What is the best film I have ever seen in a cinema. 90s is my favourite decade. I want to relive it.
Well one of their ships runs into the guardians.
Pegasus was the place that Loki attack at the beginning of The Avengers.
I like her too. Great reaction. Thanks you.
Captain America, the first Avenger.
19:27 "Okay. Now do you have a _safe_ way to prove that you're not a Skrull?"
she watching Marvel movies for the first time, but she know about intro in future film ( wakanda forever) . In this Captain Marvel movie intro Stan Lee and Wakanda intro Chadwick Boseman
time from 1:48
She's talking about the first Black Panther movie. After Chadwick died, Marvel changed the intro to be a Chadwick tribute (at least the version on streamers). You can watch her react to it here: ruclips.net/video/l-B6m1elJzU/видео.htmlsi=iK1tJud7AWJFHBQZ at around 4:45
Funny and incredibly minor thing with the diagonal toast thing...I assume that they looked for any instances of "Fury eating bread" in the movies, because he made a sandwich for himself in Age of Ultron that was cut straight rather than diagonally.
BTW, it's been shown under controlled conditions that memory regression doesn't work as advertised, that it is likely to create fabricated memories by the power of suggestion. There are a handful of quack doctors who have gotten innocent people convicted of crimes because of so-called suppressed memories. No comment though on the science-fictional version of memory recovery as dramatized in this movie.
The truth is that it is very rare that memories are suppressed. More likely, when someone experiences trauma, those memories become reinforced, instead of repressed, which is how you can end up with PTSD. I've seen experiments where memories were actually manufactured on purpose. Frequently, it's happened because of the incompetence of the therapist. Memories that are truly lost cannot be recovered.
That was inhibitor on her neck, the Kree empire has always been "Space Rome" for Marvel comics & The Supreme Intelligence it's heartless conquering chess program run amok ruling it unchecked.
That inhibitor was pretty easy for Carol to pop off. Maybe in a hundred years or so they could develop one a bit more securely attached.
@@Belhade they were counting on the brainwashing from keeping Carol thinking to remove it.
love your love of this movie.
Cristy, you would love the Agents of SHIELD TV series, its the best MARVEL show, and stars Agent Coulson ( In addition to an amazing cast ). 😊
YES AGREED!
I think DD is slightly better but agents of shield is a great rollercoaster.
@@paulbrown9328Yeah, DD and AoS are S tier Marvel.
When you watch endgame you might need tissues just forewarning you not for just the sad parts but possibly for the best parts too this movie still gets emotional
Forewarning of emotional impact is the same as spoiling.
@@jmominis no its not its called being prepared if you are an emotional wreck after watching infinity war ive said nothing of the plot or said what happens
For me, you're occasional "aye no" Spanish in your reactions is what gets me 😁.. You sound like my sister. I love it! 😅
🥹 brother?! is it you?😝
love it
You should watch Agents of Shield.
Yes, Carol Denvers is directly from the comics where she obviously also was a woman, the Kree Mar-Vell was male though in the comics. Her naming is from the 60s, since that character is around for quite a while. Even though she got not always treated well in the comics.
Yeah, the whole thing with the Avengers and her...son...was pretty freaking messed up.
Speaking of Jude Law you should watch the movie Existenz. It came out the same year as The Matrix and had a similar theme but was outshined by that movie's bigger budget and marketing.
Oh, yes. Wonderful movie. He's very good in it (though his American accent slips a couple of times 🙂 ).
Stan Lee is reading the script for Mallrats because sadly at this point he couldn't remember any new lines, but the lines he had for that movie were so ingrained he could still remember them with minimal prompting.
No. That’s not actually what happened.
There is one inconsistency in this movie compared to Iron Man, timeline wise. This movie is set in the 90s and they do call it S.H.I.E.L.D. but in Iron Man which was present day at the time it was released, they were not using the acronim, they kept saying they have to find a different way of calling the agency instead of the long name
Just because Coulson uses the full name on Iron Man, doesn’t mean no one ever called it SHIELD before. It could be he was in the habit of saying it that way as a personal quirk.
@@maxducoudray Coulson actually said in the movie they (the agency) are working on fixing the name
@@maxducoudray ruclips.net/video/VyrPPWKddgw/видео.html
Just in case no one answered you, the movie she picked up in the video store was The Right Stuff, which tells the story of the very earliest days of America's space program which was full of unknowns and many failures but who's aim was ultimately to beat the Russians and be the first to put a man on the moon.
28:27 all these names were thought up in like the 60's, those were cutting edge names for the time...
Stan Lee (and other writers) used a lot of alliteration to make names easier to remember...Peter Parker, Bruce Banner, Pepper Potts, Stephen Strange, etc.
BTW, I think this is the only cameo in a Marvel movie where Stan Lee plays Stan Lee.
Cristy i liked this movie, it was like a lost 90s sci fi movie that i hadn't watched yet and i watched alot of them
Cristy, there was a movie in the 60s or 70s called the Cat from Outer Space, i think that is a prequel to this movie
see you needed this one to cheer you up before being crushed again in End Game
i like the neon suit too.
In the comics she's way more powerful. Her energy comes from a pair of mighty black holes. She can easily smash whole planets and even other stars.
You DO NOT look like an idiot when you’re concentrating 🤩
No, no no...we *all* look like idiots when we're concentrating!
You should really watch Agents of Shield
And Ms Marvel
Not "half of humanity", half of all living things in the entire universe were "snapped." FYI
Cristy , Skrulls are usually the bad guys in the comic books, Stan used to call them Dam Dirty Skrulls, because they could trick people
Nice fresh reaction to the movie! Loved it..also spanish pushing through sometimes was cuuuuute! ❤
I like the occasional Spanish things you say because I'm learning the language right now. Beun video reacción!
It reminds me of people swearing in Chinese on Firefly.
Korath and Ronan were in the Guardians of the Galaxy Movie!
This movie hits dif when you’ve seen agents of shield, actually the entire mcu hits dif when you have seen AOS but especially this movie.
You like Coulson? He IS the main character of AOS, imo AOS saved the planet far more times than the GOTG or avengers ever did (going off # of times they saved the world/universe)
17:24 oh that explanation just confirmed, ya def haven’t watched AOS lol
Yoo I'm early :)
Endgame, endgame, endgame, COME ON!!!
I agree with you, I thought this was a lot of fun. Yet a lot of people hate it... So, who knows, maybe we're wrong... 😂
cannot wait for your avengers: endgame reaction!!!
It's been so long but you forgot that the kree terrorist Ronan the accuser was the the main villain for the first guardians of the Galaxy movie. Ronan was working on the behalf of Thanos trying to get the power stone but after he realized it was infinity stone Ronan turned on Thanos for his own goal to bring the universe under the heel heel of kree empire. Ronan balls of Carol's mentor or kidnapper Jude Law's character Yon rogg.
I THOUGHT he looked / sounded familiar!!!! But I couldn't place him... I was like "I've seen this dude before, but where??"
You're the first reactor I've seen pick up on the stan lee mallrats scene 😊
I personally think the movie is fine, not one of my favorites but not nearly as bad as some people make it out to be. Worth watching at least once.
I think one of the biggest detractors of the movie was the timing. Not only in that it broke up Infinity War and Endgame, but a lot of people saw it as them introducing an 11th hour hero to solve all the problems. Which was a fair concern, but then there were accusations of misogyny in response to the criticism. Particularly towards Brie Larson's comments but also in the marketing making a big deal about a female superhero when Black Widow has been there since Iron Man 2 and still hadn't had her own movie. If they had introduced Captain Marvel a few years earlier, maybe around the Guardians of the Galaxy movies, it probably would have been better received. Connecting Earth events with space elements along with nostalgia from Guardians music and showing Earth in the 90s. And Ronan being relevant in both movies.
TLDR; The movie was fine, it was just released at the wrong time.
Captain Marvel is just a name. There is an old history to all these characters you are watching and Capt. Marvel is one of the more confusing because it has changed so much over the years. Originally it was Captain Mar'Vell of the Kree Empire and he was a Kree male. That was in the 1960s and 70s. Carol Danvers was a character in the Mar'Vell comics. As the story changed she got the powers of Mar'Vell and became Ms Marvel and you saw her in Avengers comics. After time and more changes the Ms Marvel name went to other characters and Carol Danvers was gone in the comics. Around 2000 they brought back Carol Danvers and gave her the title Captain Marvel. The comics and the MCU are so different with their storylines. They pick from the past to make the stories they have in their movies.
Also Marvel as a business has always been on the edge of what is socially acceptable. That is why you have such plain sounding names. You will notice that the names have a beat and a rhyme to them. This is because that is what was acceptable in comics written to kids. You can notice that in all comics DC comics included. Just think of all the fictional characters: Clark Kent, Bruce Wayne, Peter Parker, Bruce Banner, Tony Stark, Carol Danvers, Reid Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Blaze, and more. You would think all superheroes were boring mid western US people of British decent. This was also true for the comic book creators: Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Jerry Siegel. These were not their real names but the anglicized names so that the public would not see their Jewish heritage which was looked down on during that time in American culture. They knew the only way to create stories that the mass public would pick up and buy was to make the characters as normal middle USA as possible. Most of the stories are born out of Jewish mythology where Americans at the time were more use to Greek mythology that was studied in schools. Superman the most famous of all comic characters is almost a retelling of the story of Moses. Captain America is another Jewish hero fable turned into a comic for pre WWII propaganda. Comics have always been made to appeal to the mass audience and the early character names were really part of this sell.