Having just come back from watching, "Captain Marvel"

[TlalocW]

I can understand - but still don't agree with - why the male snowflakes like James Woods who were upset with the film. I'm not excusing their stupidity, but understanding them like most of us do, it's not surprising for them to be whining about it.

I, as a guy, found the sequence where she started remembering more of her life, particularly her refusals to stay down after each "failure," inspiring.

Plus, it led right up to an Indiana Jones against the swordsman scene.

TlalocW

[CatWoman]

1. i'm thinking about going to see it tomorrow

i have to see it before Avengers Endgame comes out

[TlalocW]

2. I'll save you ten bucks

So the movie starts out with...

Just kidding.

But if I were as good at Luis at recapping, I would.

TlalocW

[CatWoman]

4. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

That was pretty good

[Iggo]

3. I get that they hate and fear women. I just don't get why. (n/t)

[TygrBright]

5. "Men fear women will laugh at them. Women fear men will kill them."

See?

Women are terrifying.

wearily,
Bright

[Silver Gaia]

6. I just saw Captain Marvel tonight, too.

My daughter (she's an adult) and I both loved it. Our thoughts in a capsule: She's beautiful, but not objectified. She's tough as nails and doesn't give up. She has a military background. She's kind-hearted, but not romantic. (There's no love interest. None.) She's funny, but not flirty. She works well with both men and women, and no one hits on her. Her costume isn't revealing. It's practical for a fighting woman. In fact, the role she plays could have easily been played by a man (and was in the comics). But it wasn't. She and the rest of the cast played it perfectly. Maybe that's the threat. The role is gender neutral, and she is perfect in it while remaining her uniquely beautiful self. I loved her, and think she's an awesome role model.