Wayne Brady

Very rushed film, seems to barely cover plots the previous film ignored but unlike the predecessor got the job done. Does not feel like JJ Abrams copied Return of the Jedi, which is appreciated.

It was always a fun to watch. The show captured the isolation and sarcastic wit of locals better than anything television ever captured before or since and managed to entertain and amuse every single episode. This is Saskatchewan.

One of the worst Marvel films made to date. The film changes the history of the comic and shows little respect for the mythology and existence of the characters that were Captain Marvel over the last 50 years (there were 8 Captains to date). Genders are changed from the original story (Mar-Vell is now a woman though he was a guy dating back to 1967), even a genderless character is now female to match the ideology, and the lead character cannot be beaten by opponents that were depicted as physically impossible for her or any other character to battle just to depict her as this ideal Mary Sue. The cat is pointless. There is a point to the story but the political correctness not so much. Larson's acting skill is bland and lacks any real verve to draw real interest to the plot and seems so powerful against any opponent the plot is painful to watch. Skip this one and watch it on Netflix so you don't have to pay to watch the dumpster fire.

Awful. Completely shows no respect for the 1976 series the late Jack Kirby mastered. Makes no sense.

Disappointing. Nothing like the comics. Shang is a great martial artist who relies on his resourcefulness to survive. The Mandarin wasn't even his father for 50 years, but they made this film seem like the only way to like this character was to turn him into a superhuman being that is a boring unbeatable hero. Has no respect for the material Shang is based on, save the fight on the bus.