Yasser Maniram

Well choreographed, casted, and produced with stunning sets and visual effects.p

Best movie of the year, maybe the best Marvel movie in the last five years.

First the positives. Great set pieces, camera angles, chase scenes and just any scene involving a vehicle be it train, car, ambulance, or helicopter. The director has done a lot of work on TV shows in the past and the scenes involving paramedics and emergency services look like they came straight out of one of those tv-dramas - but in the good way. Dakota Johnson, Emma Roberts, all of the female cast members in general portrayed their character to either make you love them or hate them which is a plus for casting choices. Finally the wardrobe and costume designs were nostalgic with Ezekiel Sims rocking a black-spider suit that looked like it was based off Spider-man 2's suit. With that said, it's a negative when Ezekiel Sims is talking and his mouth movements don't match the voice-over. You can tell they tried to correct for this by showing other character's reactions as he's talking rather than his face and while the discrepancy isn't always there it is noticeable when it is. Secondly, early gunshot premonition scenes were jarring. If you can't take a surprise gunshot noise several times over, be warned.

Special effects, costumes, and storyline were there. Easily could have led into another movie but a hasty conclusion perhaps implies the storyline was changed to wrap this up succinctly with a happy ending. Is it worth watching? Yes. Is it worth another sequel movie? Yes.

Came for Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, but best performance was Iman Vellani as Kamela Khan. Edit: There are some deceiving reviews out there. 1.The trailer DOES spoil much. 2. Ms. Marvel and Wandavision might be the only prior shows to check out to understand the characters but certainly not Secret Invasion.

Pilot is as good as any movie.

Witty, hilarious, and paying true homage to the spirit of the DC Universe.

Fantastic development and committed lead actors/actresses.