Captain Marvel [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray]

Director: Ryan Fleck, Anna Boden Ryan Fleck

Overview

Directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, a female Air Force pilot, Carol Danvers (Brie Larson), experiences a freak accident, leaving her with dynamic superpowers. After teaming up with a fellow superpower yielder, Nick Fury (Samuel.L Jackson), the two launch a scheme to stop a war that threatens Earth and its inhabitants.

Product Details

Release Date:	06/11/2019
UPC:	0786936862584
Original Release:	2019
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Walt Disney Video
Region Code:	A
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	2:04:00
Sales rank:	14,694

Special Features

Deleted scenes; Gag reel; Big Hero moment; The origin of Nick Fury; The Skrulls and the Kree; Audio commentary; And more...

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Brie Larson	Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel
Samuel L. Jackson	Nick Fury
Gemma Chan	Minn-Erva
Lee Pace	Ronan
Ben Mendelsohn	Talos
Jude Law	Yon-Rogg
Mckenna Grace	Young Carol Danvers
Annette Bening	Supreme Intelligence
Djimon Hounsou	Korath
Rune Temte	Bron-Char
Colin Ford	Steve Danvers
Clark Gregg	Coulson
Chuku Modu	Soh-Larr
Lashana Lynch	Maria Rambeau
Rob Kazinsky	Biker (The Don)
Kenneth Mitchell	Joseph Danvers
Bethany Levy	S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent
Loek Peters	Actor
Ana Ayora	Agent Whitcher
Abigaille Ozrey	Talos Surfer Girl,Surfer Talos
Marilyn Brett	Skrull Old Lady
Patrick Gallagher	Security Chief
Akira Akbar	Monica Rambeau (5 Years Old)
Algenis Perez Soto	Att-Lass
Matthew Maher	Norex
Matthew Bellows	Accuser
Andre Franco	Kree Elite Soldier
Gil De St. Jeor	Teenager
London Fuller	Young Carol (Age 6)
Gaston Dalmau	Actor
Patrick Brennan	Actor
Amielynn Abellera	Actor
Connor Ryan	Cadet Livanson
Jeff Bragg	Umpire
Mark Daugherty	Main Skrull Technician
Callie Rose Deets	Kree Rail Passenger
Gaige Chaturantabut	Kid Student #4
Adam Hart	Skrull Spy
Tony Taboada	Kree Soldier
Jacob Figueroa	Actor
Amir Abdalla	Beachgoer
Vinny O'Brien	Skrull Spy 2
Joey Courteau	Kree Rail Passenger
Damon O'Daniel	Business Commuter
Rayniel Rufino	Actor
DJ Jenkins	Air Force Pilot: PYRO
James Hatten	Alien
Robert Lee Anderson	Armed Guard
John Gettier	S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent
Eddy Rome	Alien
Jay Arthur	Alien
DaJuan Rippy	Actor
Kevin M. Kelly	Coroner
Vik Sahay	Hero Torfan
Stephen A. Chang	Cadet Officer
Pete Ploszek	Bret Johnson
Diana Toshiko	Skrull Tech #1
Barry Curtis	Mall Security Guard
James Morrison	Air Force General
Anthony Molinari	S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent
Mel Powell	Pegasus Guard Ficke
Sharon Blynn	Soren
Richard Zeringue	Tom the Neighbor
Nelson Franklin	Medical Examiner
Duane Henry	Talos-Kree Soldier
Stanley Wong	SHIELD Tech
Auden L. Ophuls	Talos' Daughter
Harriet L. Ophuls	Talos' Daughter
Matthew "Spider" Kimmel	Spider
Stephen "Cajun" DelBagno	Cajun
Lyonetta Flowers	Monica's Grandmother
Rufus Flowers	Monica's Grandfather
Pinar Toprak	Composer

Technical Credits

Ryan Fleck

Anna Boden

Nicole Perlman

Meg LeFauve

Geneva Robertson-Dworet

Ryan Fleck	Director,Screenwriter
Anna Boden	Director,Screenwriter
Kevin Feige	Producer
Nicole Perlman	Screenwriter
Meg LeFauve	Screenwriter
Jonathan Schwartz	Executive Producer
Victoria Alonso	Executive Producer,Producer
Patricia Whitcher	Executive Producer
Stan Lee	Executive Producer
Louis D'Esposito	Executive Producer,Producer
Kyrsten Mate Comoglio	Sound/Sound Designer
David Acord	Sound/Sound Designer
Barry McQueary	Special Effects
Cassie Russek	Special Effects
Christopher Duskin	Camera Operator
Onofrio Nino Pansini	Camera Operator
Michael St. Hilaire	Camera Operator
Sarah Finn	Casting
Paddy Cullen	Production Manager
Robert Kato DeStefan	Makeup Special Effects
Carleigh Herbert	Makeup Special Effects
Emily Fiora Parks	Makeup Special Effects
R.J. McCasland	Makeup Special Effects
Douglas Noe	Makeup Special Effects
Cary Ayers	Makeup Special Effects
Bart Mixon	Makeup Special Effects
Mark Garbarino	Makeup Special Effects
Thom Floutz	Makeup Special Effects
Jason Collins	Makeup Special Effects
Christopher Nelson	Makeup Special Effects
Carlton Coleman	Makeup Special Effects
Glen P. Griffin	Makeup Special Effects
Michael Mekash	Makeup Special Effects
Hank Amos	Stunts
James M. Churchman	Stunts
Daniel Sudick	Special Effects Supervisor
Geneva Robertson-Dworet	Screenwriter
Gwendolyn Yates Whittle	Sound Editor,Sound/Sound Designer
Christian Sommer	Executive Producer
Michael Coldewey	Executive Producer
Lee Orloff	Sound Mixer
Jose Garcia	Sound Mixer
Gillian Howe	Executive Producer

Editorial Reviews

Captain Marvel crashes into the big screen with a flurry of explosions. The titular superheroine (Brie Larson) embodies the toughest bruiser imaginable as she fistfights, flies, and shoots her way through the stratosphere without so much as a glance over her shoulder to watch the carnage. This endless action ride pauses momentarily only for laughs and character development as new friends bond. Sandwiched between two epic intergalactic films that tie the entire Marvel Universe together, Captain Marvel incorporates the first female lead in a Marvel film, focusing on the story of the origins of the superheroine. It weaves several different epic superhero stories together, throwing them into a universal battle of good vs. evil, ultimately deciding all their fates, as well as everyone in existence. The stakes are astronomical. The film requires a healthy attention span along with plenty of focus. The element of being thrown into the 1990's could throw off devoted fans of the series. But in so doing, we discover that the infinity war may be connected to Captain Marvel's alter ego on Earth, Carol Danvers. Being thrust into this infinity war is a lot for one woman to bear, no matter how heroic she may be. But Captain Marvel gets some early advice from her mentor Yon-Rogg (Jude Law) to keep her potentially dangerous emotions in check. The humans think differently, suggesting that these feelings are what make you a hero. There are plenty of opportunities for her to develop emotionally upon discovering that she may have led a significant life on Earth prior to becoming a fighter pilot for the Kree (alien good guys). Captain Marvel contains cutting-edge special effects so realistic, it's hard to distinguish what's real from what's been altered. Of note are the younger visage of Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) with both eyes intact, as well as a full head of hair, and a scene-stealing CGI alien/best friend/copilot/cat, aptly named Goose. Captain Marvel struggles with two very tough cinematic challenges in addition to her numerous foes. First, this film falls between the two other major Avengers Infinity War movies. With so many new characters mandatory for her to befriend, it draws focus away from the story of her provenance. Second, Marvel sometimes dips into "Superman territory," where the protagonist is so invincible that the audience isn't emotionally invested because there's no way for the character to die. To spice up the mix, writing and directing partners Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck (Half Nelson, Sugar) bring their indie film brand of mixing comedy and emotion to a genre traditionally void of these things. Although it broadens its appeal to a wider audience, the frenetic action is non-stop. Adding the pop grunge soundtrack including: Nirvana, Garbage, and No Doubt is a sly trick to tie together 90's cultural themes in Captain Marvel's coming-of-age story. Ultimately, with so many thrills, laughs, and terse combat scenes, the lack of any romance is a breath of fresh air. This fierce girl-power flick could be a stand-alone launch for the new Captain Marvel series, and it's an absolute must-see for fans of the Marvel Universe.