CheeseburgerRandy

Overall, I liked the movies philosophical questions and it raised some interesting points. However, the overall movie was unfocused (lots of things they get into) and longer than it should've been. They didn't really need to use the whole roster, as it adds too much to explain/handle. You could've removed half of them and still gotten the same movie.

I also don't know what this movie has to do with the MCU/Phase 4, as it provided no real answers. This movie could've been really good, but its just...ok.

And the post credits didn't do anything either, so if you have little comics knowledge (like me), you'll be Googling stuff later.

For the first 2 chapters/acts, this movie was a little slow moving. I understand for the setup of the last act, they needed to show the opposing viewpoints of what happened and how it built up to it.

However, the first 2 acts were also loosely written in Shakespeare-esque dialogue, which was seemingly used at random. It was just kinda odd, especially with a FRENCH background.

But the 3rd act..whoa. Completely shifted the movie and mood when she became the main POV. This was a very important movie, especially given the current times and how women are still treated/viewed today. Watch this with your spouse/gf/mom/etc. And you'll get a better perspective and how they react, just like the other women in the movie. I'm not sure if it was intentional that the first 2 acts were so odd and the 3rd was just better? Or the script was that bad until that point? Or both?

Also, the assault can be uncomfortable and hard to watch, so just FYI.