*CAPTAIN MARVEL* is UNBELIEVABLY STRONG | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Review

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  @NickCoryAtNite · 7 months ago · pinned

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• SO

  @soundofanthony6057 · 7 months ago

  One of my faves. &nbsp;I don&apos;t care that people don&apos;t like it.

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• JA

  @jamijoy8263 · 7 months ago

  The Marvel shows (Loki and Wandavision) are necessary to the plot of Marvel post-endgame. They are a must see especially since they are short shows.

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• BK

  @bklynkat23 · 7 months ago

  They missed the mid-credits scene by jumping to the end of the credits.

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• JO

  @JordiVanderwaal · 7 months ago (edited)

  &quot;Seriously? Dude you are so far beneath her now&quot;<br>Thank you for saying that! Because the amount of people that got angry (at Carol, or worse, at BRIE) because &quot;she didn&apos;t fight him fair&quot; back when this movie was released?! That made me realise a (significant) part of the fandom can&apos;t be fixed, so they&apos;d better be ignored.

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• FI

  @fighteer1 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Flerkens have extradimensional spaces inside their stomachs. It&apos;s a whole comic thing. Never mind, you looked it up.

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• YO

  @Yourstrulyava · 7 months ago

  I found this movie entertaining as hell. 😅 I am loving your Marvel journey❤

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• CA

  @CadetMarvel · 7 months ago (edited)

  Love Captain Marvel so MUCH ❤❤ being told no many times, that she couldn’t do, always holding back and seeing her finally owning herself dude so cool! The music. The action. Her power! She’s the hope and confidence and strength that the Avengers need after Infinity War.

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• ST

  @starvinggamer · 7 months ago (edited)

  The cube powered the engine the same way it powered hydra’s weapons<br><br>Edit: ah you figured it out lol

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• KY

  @kylewestlake982 · 7 months ago

  What&apos;s funny about Stan Lee&apos;s cameo this time is that he was reading a script for Mallrats, which he made a cameo in the mid 90s. God, I miss going to Blockbuster.

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• KA

  @karupe9982 · 7 months ago

  People we&apos;re so mean to Brie when this came out, she has always been a wonterful woman but i guess her honesty pusses people off. This movie isnt horrible like people say, so idk what was all that fuss about.

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• TR

  @Trilingualeks · 7 months ago

  The thing about the comic book trope that you fall in a vat of acid or get blasted by energy and don&apos;t die, but instead get superpowers is not that it could happen to anyone....99 out of 100 people would die. The idea is that that 1 person is often a result of singular and unique circumstances that allows them to survive...or it&apos;s just their fate. Captain America only tuned out the way he did because he was an extraordinary person before the serum. Wanda had hidden powers before being exposed to the stone which just activated and enhanced them. In the MCU, Ego had thousands of offspring but only Peter Quill was able to inherit his powers because (and this has been hinted at, not confirmed) his mother may have a &quot;unique&quot; background. It&apos;s never going to be mentioned in the MCU, but in some of the later Captain Marvel comics, it&apos;s implied that she has some unusual (latent) genetic factors that made her compatible with Kree energy...possibly a mutation, but she&apos;s NOT a mutant in the X-Men sense.

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