Is the film "Captain Marvel" just mediocre and not as good as "Black Panther"?

Captain Marvel has been released in North America. As of press time, the Rotten Tomatoes rating is 91% and the MTC average score is 66. Captain Marvel will be released in mainland China on March 8, simultaneously with North America, supporting 3D, IMAX 3D and China Giant Screen.

It is not difficult to see that the debut of the first female superhero in the Marvel Universe was quite successful, but there was no surprise. Although it was not as "special and revolutionary" as "Black Panther", it still brought a feeling of "both familiar and fresh" . As for the character of "Captain Marvel", among many characters and "cats that steal the show", she was not highlighted, but Brie Larson still gave the character an impressive personality of "sweetness, humor and enough confidence".

In addition, "The Playlist" also believes that this character, which could have been comparable to DC Superman, was presented too hastily and did not reach the height she deserved.

Excerpts from media reviews are as follows (in descending order of rating):

Los Angeles Times (90 points): With an incredible plot twist and a friendly feline that steals the show, it's a lot of fun, and Larson is about to become a woman of global prominence, especially for the Marvel Universe.

"IGN" (83 points): "Captain Marvel" tries to get good ideas from the Marvel Universe's earliest origin stories, "Iron Man" and "Thor", and presents a feeling that is both familiar and fresh.

Empire (80 points): As a comedy about the director of SHIELD, it's funny, and as a feminist allegory, it's important. It takes a while to really get going, but once Carol takes off, she's unstoppable.

"Screen International" (70 points): Brie Larson gives Carol sweetness, humor and enough confidence at the same time, and authenticates the personal characteristics that the character should have with a light touch.

USA Today (75 points): It took Thor three movies to find his groove, and even though Larson's heroine is just getting started, it lays a solid foundation for Captain Marvel.

The Playlist (67 points): Captain Marvel is still an unclear opening prologue to the second half of Marvel's first decade. This character has the potential to represent Marvel and talk to Superman about power and morality, but her story is too rushed and sometimes even forced.

The Guardian (60 points): Captain Marvel's debut and her performance in subsequent works should have a clearer and more central story. If she doesn't lose herself after the team unites, Larson should have more wisdom and style of her own, as well as more gorgeous and skillful action skills. In any case, Captain Marvel is an interesting new character in the Marvel Universe.

"Time Out" (60 points): Brie Larson doesn't get enough of her in this '90s nostalgia-filled film, and it doesn't make as much sense as it should.

The Hollywood Reporter (50 points): This work is not dull, but to be precise, it is just bland. Its shortcomings include an unimaginative plot, a vulgar villain, a mediocre visual style, and a lack of sharpness in any link.

"IndieWire" (42 points): Too mediocre, not as special and revolutionary as "Black Panther" , in an era when every commercial blockbuster is regarded as the decisive work in our endless cultural showdown, "Captain Marvel" is a frustrating disappointment.