Captain Marvel
Carol Susan Jane Danvers
Movie · Phase 3
2019 · 123 min
A Kree special-forces soldier called Vers has recurring dreams of a life she cannot remember and crashes through the roof of a Los Angeles Blockbuster in 1995. Pairing up with a two-eyed Nick Fury…

A Kree special-forces soldier called Vers has recurring dreams of a life she cannot remember and crashes through the roof of a Los Angeles Blockbuster in 1995. Pairing up with a two-eyed Nick Fury who is still filing paperwork, she chases a Skrull infiltrator and finds a photograph of herself in an Air Force flight suit.
The twist inverts the whole premise: the Kree are the aggressors, the Skrulls are refugees, and the mentor who taught her to suppress her power was managing an asset. Carol's arc is not learning to fight — it is being told she is not allowed to and doing it anyway.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Brie Larson | Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel |
| Samuel L. Jackson | Nick Fury |
| Ben Mendelsohn | Talos |
| Jude Law | Yon-Rogg |
| Lashana Lynch | Maria Rambeau |
| Annette Bening | Mar-Vell / Supreme Intelligence |
Carol Susan Jane Danvers
Nicholas Joseph Fury
Phillip J. Coulson
Monica Rambeau
Critics
79%
Packed with action, humour and visual thrills, Captain Marvel introduces the MCU's latest hero with an origin story that makes effective use of the franchise's cosmic-scale ambitions.
The MarvelGossips verdict
A competent origin film doing three jobs at once — introduce Carol, retrofit Fury's history and set up Endgame — and it never fully commits to any of them. The Skrull reversal is a genuinely good twist and the 1995 texture is a pleasure. Larson is best in the quiet Louisiana stretch, and the film hurries past it to get to a space fight.