Saw a review saying it's the worst Marvel movie ever made.

think ima wait for this to hit streaming tbh, but it looks fun

I’ve seen “the villain is forgettable” several times in reviews

Same lol

Saw the post credits scene on YouTube. Now I def don’t have to see this

all I wanna know is if the people saying it's funny laughed at the "black girl magic" line

Cinema of the year so so soon

Ngl this is definitely getting like 50%-60% on RT

Eh I’m thinking more 65-75

I’d agree tbh but from a lot of the mixed-negative reviews they mention a messy script which a lot of comicbook fan reviewers will ignore but the more neutral reviewers will have a problem with I think

Working from home so I'm gonna binge Ms. Marvel in the background

Forgot this show starts with Blinding Lights

I’d love someone to take a deep dive into the capping that goes into these fake positive early reactions to these movies. We need a whistle blower who’s been apart of it

When Kamala's parents give and try to do something nice for her and make her a costume and she rejects them to their face and hurts their feelings

Especially her dad

Early reviews for MCU are literally always the same

*this movie is a thrill from beginning to end!!” I had an absolute blast”

“It’s a real fun time!!”

reviews in 5? or

2 more hours I think

When "Thor: Blud it's over" came out, they were heaping praise in the initial reviews. Can never trust critics

Thor: Blud it's over

But tbh even with the generic reactions, I really do think this will be a pretty entertaining and fun film

The power changing dynamics seem like it will make for some dope action sequences, and Iman Vellani is a star and I already know she is going to be great in this

The style that the first few episodes of Ms. Marvel had

The drawings everywhere, text messages forming on the blankets, etc.

Really good s*** from a visual standpoint

same s*** everytime. "despite a wonky script..."

No need for a deep dive. There's just more incentive to be less harsh or even positive when you get free early press screenings of a movie. People don't want to lose that access.

It's almost like subjectivity doesn't matter to some of y'all