New stills from the Marvel movie "Captain Marvel" are revealed, the big orange cat is super cute!

Today, new stills of the Marvel movie "Captain Marvel" were released. The captain and the director were chatting and laughing, and the most attractive thing was the big orange cat. Some people even suspected that it was not a pet, but an alien with special abilities. Otherwise, why would there be a separate poster and stills? But the answer to this mystery will not be revealed until the movie is released on March 8.

Captain Marvel Carol Danvers is a soldier of the Kree elite armed "Star Troopers", but the memories of Earth in her mind always trouble her. When the war between the Kree and their old enemy the Skrulls spread to Earth, Captain Marvel came to track down the Skrull warriors, and clues about her identity also emerged one by one. In the film, the three major forces of the Kree, the Skrulls, and the Earthlings build a huge network of relationships around Captain Marvel.

After Captain Marvel arrived on Earth, she met the fledgling Director Nick Fury. This key figure in the first phase of Marvel and the founder of the Avengers, appeared in a young image this time. Not only is he as wise and humorous as always, leading his right-hand man Coulson to protect the earth, he will also fight side by side with Captain Marvel, and even show his special ability to interact with the "GuGu" cat.

The Kree, who possess various black technologies, have previously appeared as villains in the "Guardians of the Galaxy" series. Ronan the Accuser, who was defeated by Star-Lord with a "dance", is a Kree leader. In "Captain Marvel", the former villain Ronan has become an ally of the Star Troopers, and together they hunt down their old enemies, the Skrulls. The Skrulls, led by Talos, also possess advanced technology and can change their shapes and disguise themselves as others. This makes Captain Marvel's direct confrontation with them even more exciting.

"Captain Marvel" will be released in mainland China on March 8th, simultaneously with North America.