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Spoiler: The power of the sun inside her, and she drops in for dinner.

Posted by free.ranger on April 21, 2019 at 15:07:43:
I like that kind of keeping it real thing. Jude continues to do well in his newer personas as bad guys.
Like some of the Avenger series, its another based on a nondescript, universe-changing, limitless power that no one understands, can describe, or knows how to dispose of.

Why are they always captains? If this one hooked up with the Avengers (all Stan Lee creations), she would have more power than all the others combined. Can't happen story wise, so maybe that's why she left for an off-world quest.

Good flick. I read that Brie Larson spent months turning into a jock for this.