oKhalid

I watched this movie through a feminist lens and it was excellent. However, I can see how someone watching through a different lens viewed it differently. In terms of the acting, I thought all the African American actors were excellent. However, I didn't like little aspects of Larson's fights scenes. I could tell in some scenes that she was holding back punches. And her running form didn't look as fast as her character was portraying. In that respect, I definitely don't think this movie should be rated 0 or 1. At minimum the movie should be rated 5-6. There were action scenes, humorous scenes and plot twists. Thus, I rate this movie an 8 out of 10. Captain Marvel is a story of a woman who figures out her past, finds her truth, and breaks free from her oppression. It's a movie women and girls can watch, and feel empowered by. And, it's message is that when one falls down and faces setback, she should should get back up and break through barriers. This message is something that resonates with women, and can only be appreciated by watching through a feminist lens.

I didn't find anything particularly scary about the film. Suicide isn't something scary, it's a tragedy. And those found criminally insane residing in a hospital aren't inherently dangerous. They're treated so they become better. If anything this movie perpetuates negative stereotypes towards mental health issues.