Eventually at the very end, I don't want to give away to much, but he does fit in. And he has to prove himself a hero-essentially go AWOL to save a friend. This thing happens and he still doesn't fit in. But at the heart of it, it's a story about this kid who all he wants to do is fit in. It's got some great action sequences in it and some incredible stuff that we've never seen before. For me, that's the interesting part of the story. The rules change at that point and his life gets even more complicated and dire. Well, he didn't get everything he wanted. How does that affect him? What does that mean for him emotionally and psychologically?He was this 98-pound weakling, he was this wimp, and he's transformed instantly into this Adonis.

He's an every man who's been given this amazing gift of transformation into the perfect specimen-the pinnacle of human perfection. He can't fly, he can't see through walls, he can't do any of that stuff. Which is why this story, among the hundreds of super hero stories, appealed to me the most. The great thing about Captain America is he's a super hero without any super powers. It's mostly period-there are modern, present-day bookends on it-but it's basically the story of how Steve Rogers becomes Captain America. It's the origin story of Captain America. You'll just have to take her word for it.'It is influenced by the comic book, but it goes off in a completely different direction. But right now, it looks like Captain Marvel saved the best for last. When it comes out on March 8, Captain Marvel will be the final standalone (s)hero origin story before the completion of Phase 3 there is always an outside chance that this could be the one that goes off the rails. That, this time around, the studio might not have the goods. All Marvel flicks come with their share of secrecy, but the first trailer-and the general lack of early promo images-made it seem as though the film had something to hide. There was a moment where it looked like Captain Marvel was being kept too under wraps. This, dear reader, might actually be a good time!Р”Р„nd really, this is what assuaged my fears and let the anxiety subside. You know, the kind of humor that Avengers: Infinity War was, for obvious reasons, very lacking. There will be huge space fights (looks like those special effects are coming along!) and there will be the quick-draw humor that's kept Marvel's movies above the fray.

There are even a few more seconds of Captain Marvel kicking the ass of that old lady (really a Skrull shapeshifter) on a public bus, in case you wanted to yell 'WorldStar!' at your TV.Р”В«ut more than anything, this trailer finally shows that Captain Marvel will have balance. He also calls on her to 'let go' of her past-even if she can't remember it. (It's complicated.) We see, through a painfully brief clip, that he's the one who helps Carol channel and deploy the aforementioned photon blast. The latest trailer also finally reveals some of Mar-Vell's (Jude Law) role mentoring Carol Danvers, who believes she's Kree like him and not an Earthling, which she actually is. Because seriously, if you send Sam Jackson back in time to the 1990s and put him in a booth with someone who's not at least gently doing a Vincent Vega impression, what are you even doing with your movie? (Sure, Danvers says 'that's a photon blast a Skrull cannot do that' instead of 'bacon tastes gooood, pork chops taste goooodРІР‚В¦', but you get my meaning.) Jackson) dropping the kind of quips Captain Marvel is going to need to work. Clocking in at exactly a minute and a half, it not only features Elastica's '90s alt-rock classic 'Connection' but also has Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) and Nick Fury (Samuel L. Last night, during the College Football Playoff National Championship, Marvel released the trailer-or, OK, 'special look'-it should have dropped all along.

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