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* SuperDickery: An early trailer briefly shows Carol seemingly punching an old woman without any context. [[spoiler:Turns out that the old woman was actually a Skrull... not that Carol took the time to explain that to any of the other passengers, who intervene to stop Carol from beating up a seemingly helpless old lady. Even as [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight the old lady is acrobatically spinning, jumping and kicking Carol]].]]
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* SuperDickery: An early trailer briefly shows Carol seemingly punching an old woman without any context. [[spoiler:Turns out that the old woman was actually a Skrull... not that Carol took the time to explain that to any of the other passengers, who intervene to stop Carol from beating up a seemingly helpless old lady. Even as [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight the old lady is acrobatically spinning, jumping and kicking Carol]].Carol]] while also subverted by the fact the old lady is really a HeroAntagonist.]]
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* AdaptationalProtagonist: ''Captain Marvel'' is loosly based on ''ComicBook/AvengersTheKreeSkrullWar''. The movie lets out all the other Avengers and while the storyline in the comics involves ComicBook/{{Captain Marvel|MarvelComics}}, it is the Mar-Vell incarnation of the character while the movie is about [[Characters/MarvelComicsCarolDanvers Carol Danvers]].
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* DeceptivelyCuteCritter: Goose looks and acts like an adorable cat, so much so that Nick Fury [[CutenessProximity is captivated by her]]. Talos the Skrull, however, knows more about her, calling her a "flerken". Flashback shows that [[spoiler:Carol's old mentor, Wendy Lawson a.k.a Mar-Vell]], was the original owner of Goose, and after her owner's death, she simply hangs around in the facility her owner used to work in, with no one the wiser due to her being an otherwise harmless cat. Her true nature is shown later when [[spoiler:she can swallow the [[MacGuffin Tesseract]] with no problems, and she can also sprout tentacles out of her mouth and swallow multiple people/things at once into her BlackHoleBelly. The Kree soldiers classified her as having a high threat]].
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* ConditionedToBeWeak: On top of her RestrainingBolt and initial AmnesiacHero status, "Vers" is constantly told by Yon-Rogg that she's too emotionally driven and that using her powers against him in sparring indicates she's too weak to beat him without them. After "Vers" remembers her prior life as Carol Danvers and discovers the depths of Kree's gaslighting, Yon-Rogg attempts to HonorBeforeReason her in their final confrontation, challenging her to fight him without powers again to prove she can. This time, she promptly blasts him, saying, "I have nothing to prove to you."
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* ResolvedNoodleIncident: One of the oldest mysteries of the Infinity Saga is how the Cinematic Nick Fury lost his left eye. All audiences had to go on for a decade was Fury's cryptic claim to Steve Rogers in ''The Winter Soldier'' that he'd lost his eye the last time he trusted someone. So, ''Captain Marvel'' finally dramatizes the incident, and it turns out Nick ''technically'' didn't lie to Steve. That broad strokes recap ''was'' the truth...except Nick being Nick, he left out some embarassing context. [[spoiler:Nick lost the eye beacause he trusted Goose the Flerken not to eat him. Goose scratched him, however, because Nick kept playing with her chin and finally annoyed the Flerken past the point of endurance.]]
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* ResolvedNoodleIncident: One of the oldest mysteries of the Infinity Saga is how the Cinematic Nick Fury lost his left eye. All audiences had to go on for a decade was Fury's cryptic claim to Steve Rogers in ''The Winter Soldier'' that he'd lost his eye the last time he trusted someone. So, ''Captain Marvel'' finally dramatizes the incident, and it turns out Nick ''technically'' didn't lie to Steve. That broad strokes recap ''was'' the truth...except Nick being Nick, he left out some embarassing context. [[spoiler:Nick lost the eye beacause because he trusted Goose the Flerken not to eat him. Goose scratched him, however, because Nick kept playing with her chin and finally annoyed the Flerken past the point of endurance.]]
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* ResolvedNoodleIncident: One of the oldest mysteries of the Infinity Saga is how the Cinematic Nick Fury lost his left eye. All audiences had to go on for a decade was Fury's cryptic claim to Steve Rogers in ''The Winter Soldier'' that he'd lost his eye the last time he trusted someone. So, ''Captain Marvel'' finally dramatizes the incident. I incident, and it turns out Nick ''technically'' didn't lie to Steve and the Steve. That broad strokes recap ''was'' the truth. truth...except Nick being Nick, however, he left out some embarassing context. [[spoiler:Nick lost the eye beacause he trusted Goose the Flerken not to eat him. Goose scratched him, however, because Nick kept playing with her chin and finally annoyed the Flerken past the point of endurance.]]
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A sequel was confirmed to be in development at 2019's San Diego Comic Con, and will release as part of the MCU's Phase Four. In August 2020, Creator/NiaDaCosta (''Film/{{Candyman|2021}}'', ''Film/LittleWoods'') was announced as the director, replacing Boden and Fleck. The film, titled simply ''Film/{{The Marvels|2023}}'', is slated to release on November 10, 2023, and will co-star Creator/ImanVellani as [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Kamala Khan / Ms. Marvel]] and Creator/TeyonahParris as a grown-up [[Characters/MarvelComicsMarvels Monica Rambeau]], who both previously made their MCU debuts in ''[[Series/MsMarvel2022 Ms. Marvel]]'' and ''Series/WandaVision'' respectively.[[note]]New additions to the cast for the sequel include Zawe Ashton from ''Film/VelvetBuzzsaw'' and Seojun Park from ''Series/ItaewonClass''.[[/note]] The Phase Five limited series ''Series/{{Secret Invasion|2023}}'' is also a spiritual spin-off of this film, featuring Fury and Talos in prominent roles (as well as Creator/EmiliaClarke as the grown-up G'iah, Talos' daughter) and continuing the Skrull narrative within the MCU.
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** The opening of the film shows dust blowing and falling in slow motion, very similar to people disintegrating due to the Snap, so that it's possible to think this is an immediate sequel to ''[[Film/AvengersInfinityWar Infinity War]]''. Then it becomes clear that it's Ver's dream sequence.
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** Monica asks if she can fly up and meet Carol half way after she finds the Skrulls a new home. Fury says "Only if you learn to glow like your Auntie Carol.". Well, [[spoiler:she'll become the super-heroine Photon thanks to the events of ''Series/WandaVision'']].
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** Monica asks if she can fly up and meet Carol half way after she finds the Skrulls a new home. Fury says says, "Only if you learn to glow like your Auntie Carol.". " Well, [[spoiler:she'll become the super-heroine Photon thanks to the events of ''Series/WandaVision'']].
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* ConditionedToBeWeak: On top of her RestrainingBolt and initial AmnesiacHero status, "Vers" is constantly told by Yon-Rogg that she's too emotionally driven and that using her powers against him in sparring indicates she's too weak to beat him without them. After "Vers" remembers her prior life as Carol Danvers and discovers the depths of Kree's gaslighting, Yon-Rogg attempts to HonorBeforeReason her in their final confrontation, challenging her to fight him without powers again to prove she can. This time, she promptly blasts him, saying, "I have nothing to prove to you."
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** It won't be the last time Nick Fury [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier crashes his car]]. From the same movie he mentions he lost an eye the last time he trusted someone, [[spoiler:and we see that Goose was the someone in question]]. Also, S.H.I.E.L.D. is once again infiltrated by hostile outsiders, though HYDRA would probably turn [[JustForPun green]] with envy if they saw how fast and easily the Skrulls climbed up S.H.I.E.L.D.'s chain of command.
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** It won't be the last time Nick Fury [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier crashes his car]]. From the same movie he mentions he lost an eye the last time he trusted someone, [[spoiler:and we see that Goose was the someone in question]]. Also, S.H.I.E.L.D. is once again infiltrated by hostile outsiders, though HYDRA would probably turn [[JustForPun green]] green with envy if they saw how fast and easily the Skrulls climbed up S.H.I.E.L.D.'s chain of command.
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* NearAndDearBabyNaming: The film proper ends with Fury, inspired by meeting superhero Carol Danvers, to come up with the Protector Initiative, whereby SHIELD will seek out other heroes to protect the Earth from alien threats. As he starts working on his baby, he spots Carol's picture and her callsign and renames it the Avenger Initiative in her honor.
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** Monica asks if she can fly up and meet Carol half way after she finds the Skrulls a new home. Fury says "Only if you learn to glow like your Auntie Carol.". Well, [[spoiler:she'll become the super-heroine Photon thanks to the events of ''Series/WandaVision'']].
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* PowerFloats: When Carol takes her PowerLimiter off she floats gently off the ground, then rapidly learns she can fly.
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** The Tesseract glows blue, of course, as do Carol's eyes when [[spoiler:she connects with its power after her crash.
** Kree melee weapons glow green, as do their bolts from their guns.
** Carol of course, has hair of gold, heart of gold, and glow of gold.
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** The Tesseract glows blue, of course, as do Carol's eyes when [[spoiler:she connects with its power after her crash.
** Kree melee weapons glow green, as do their bolts from their guns.
** Carol of course, has hair of gold, heart of gold, and glow of gold.
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* ArcWords: "What's given can be taken away." Finally given an ArmorPiercingResponse with "You didn't give them to me."
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* TheBusCameBack: The movie takes advantage of its as a prequel to bring back Korath the Pursuer and Ronan the Accuser, who were both killed in ''Guardians of the Galaxy''.
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** The movie takes advantage of its as a prequel to bring back Korath the Pursuer and Ronan the Accuser, who were both killed in ''Guardians of theGalaxy''.Galaxy''.
** Clark Gregg returns to films, having spent most of the previous few years playing Coulson on ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD''.
** The movie takes advantage of its as a prequel to bring back Korath the Pursuer and Ronan the Accuser, who were both killed in ''Guardians of the
** Clark Gregg returns to films, having spent most of the previous few years playing Coulson on ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD''.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: After she takes flight and destroys a volley of world threatening missiles, Carol just floats outside Ronan's flagship, the ''Dark Aster'' and decides run away.
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: The film opens with Carol having a nightmare where she and another woman are attacked by a Skrull. We later get to see the full scene, except [[spoiler:they're not attacked by a Skrull, but Yon-Rogg]].
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** The film opens with Carol having a nightmare where she and another woman are attacked by a Skrull. We later get to see the full scene, except [[spoiler:they're not attacked by a Skrull, butYon-Rogg]].Yon-Rogg]].
** The repeated memories where Carol falls down are later repeated to show that she's a {{Determinator}} who got back up and kept going every single time.
** The film opens with Carol having a nightmare where she and another woman are attacked by a Skrull. We later get to see the full scene, except [[spoiler:they're not attacked by a Skrull, but
** The repeated memories where Carol falls down are later repeated to show that she's a {{Determinator}} who got back up and kept going every single time.
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* InfantilizationRetaliation: After escaping from the Kree, Nick Fury lifts and coos at the [[KillerRabbit housecat-resembling-flerken]] Goose, despite that he's seen that it's much more dangerous than it looks. Goose snarls, and when that doesn't dissuade Fury it claws him in the face, [[EyeScream costing him an eye.]]
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A sequel was confirmed to be in development at 2019's San Diego Comic Con, and will release as part of the MCU's Phase Four. In August 2020, Creator/NiaDaCosta (''Film/{{Candyman|2021}}'', ''Film/LittleWoods'') was announced as the director, replacing Boden and Fleck. The film, titled simply ''Film/{{The Marvels|2023}}'', is slated to release on November 10, 2023, and will co-star Iman Vellani as [[ComicBook/MsMarvel2014 Kamala Khan / Ms. Marvel]] and Creator/TeyonahParris as a grown-up [[Characters/MarvelComicsMarvels Monica Rambeau]], who both previously made their MCU debuts in ''[[Series/MsMarvel2022 Ms. Marvel]]'' and ''Series/WandaVision'' respectively.[[note]]New additions to the cast for the sequel include Zawe Ashton from ''Film/VelvetBuzzsaw'' and Seojun Park from ''Series/ItaewonClass''.[[/note]] The Phase Five limited series ''Series/{{Secret Invasion|2023}}'' is also a spiritual spin-off of this film, featuring Fury and Talos in prominent roles (as well as Creator/EmiliaClarke as the grown-up G'iah, Talos' daughter) and continuing the Skrull narrative within the MCU.
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[[header:[[center:[-'''Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse -- Phase 3'''\\
''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'' | ''Film/{{Doctor Strange|2016}}'' | ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' | ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'' | ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' | ''Film/{{Black Panther|2018}}'' | ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' | ''Film/AntManAndTheWasp'' | '''''Captain Marvel''''' | ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' | ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome''\\
'''[[Film/AntMan1 <<< Phase 2]] | [[Series/WandaVision Phase 4 >>>]]'''-]]]]]
''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'' | ''Film/{{Doctor Strange|2016}}'' | ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' | ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'' | ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' | ''Film/{{Black Panther|2018}}'' | ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' | ''Film/AntManAndTheWasp'' | '''''Captain Marvel''''' | ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' | ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome''\\
'''[[Film/AntMan1 <<< Phase 2]] | [[Series/WandaVision Phase 4 >>>]]'''-]]]]]
