The Marvels Review Marvel Disappoints Us Once More

“The Marvels Review” Once again, I wasted time, effort, and money on a mediocre Marvel film. It’s like you appear to be drawn to the person who has harmed you the most. On one side, there are the Marvels, and on the other, there is Loki Season 2.

I wanted to ignore the fact that both were produced by Marvel. As a devoted Marvel fan once more, I fear I will never be able to see another Marvel film. I never get excited to see a movie like this because I already knew what was going to happen from the trailer.

The Marvels’ Story (Spoiler Alert)

Everything on Kree’s planet is destroyed, beginning with Captain Marvel’s events when he eventually acquires Supreme Intelligence and destroys Supreme Intelligence on Hala. To save his planet, his “SUN” is even turned off. Dar Benn takes command to reclaim his planet Hala. Perhaps a Kamala Khan bangle. She could restore planet Hala by using her bangles to create space portals that allowed her to use her resources to travel to any planet. She went with “Earth,” Captain Marvel’s favorite planet.

However, Ms. Marvel, Captain Marvel, and Monica Rambeau all developed the strange habit of transforming into different people every time they used their abilities. Why is this so? Please do not inquire about it. Despite having seen the entire film, I have no idea how this came to be.

I will not watch The Marvels and write a review if it is unrelated to my work.

Marvel managed to sabotage the best idea ever. For example, even if you know Captain Marvel is the strongest person in the universe, she should stop abusing her powers. Although it sounds fantastic at first, the film quickly abandons this concept. Is that it? The film has come to an end.

An hour and fifteen minutes of film gives the impression that you are in a theater for the rest of your life. One advantage is “Ms. Marvel (Iman Vellani).” I’m curious as to why you made this film. This film’s production intrigues me. Another Marvel flop—a total waste of time, money, and sight. There isn’t much else to say. This film’s quality was not able to impress me.