There is plenty you can say about the latest phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and even the biggest fans must admit that something isn't quite right. That thing that doesn't feel quite right is that all of the movies seem to keep getting distracted by setup for future stuff to the detriment of the […]\n
as herself because that is why they hired her. Apparently, that advice didn't quite gel with DaCosta, and she even asked Coogler"what he was talking about" because the answer seemed too simple. Filmmaking has always been and will always be a collaborative process. Because of that, there is room at the table for plenty of people to have their input, which DaCosta learned, saying,"You can't do anything but be yourself, so bring that to the table.
This movie will draw on multiple television shows and a film from four years ago to make everything work. And will more casual fans be open to that, and if they aren't, will they be able to understand the film? That all remains to be seen as we head into the fall season and the release date forCarol Danvers, aka Captain Marvel, has reclaimed her identity from the tyrannical Kree and taken revenge on the Supreme Intelligence.
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