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Manca poco all’uscita di Captain Marvel, il cinecomic della Casa delle Idee che avrà per protagonista un personaggio femminile. Intanto dopo le prime proiezioni in anteprima negli USA sono usciti i resoconti su Twitter, visto che l’embargo dura fino al 6 marzo.
Il film in questione attualmente ha in programma un’apertura del weekend pari a 120 milioni, un aumento di $ 20 milioni dal precedente programma. Anche con le precedenti stime da $ 100 milioni, Captain Marvel avrebbe superato molti dei suoi fratelli Marvel Studios. Questo porterebbe il film davanti ad Ant-Man and The Wasp ($ 75 milioni), Doctor Strange ($ 85 milioni), Thor: The Dark World ($ 85 milioni), Guardians of the Galaxy ($ 94 milioni), Captain America: The Winter Soldier ( $ 95 milioni) e Iron Man ($ 98 milioni).
La stampa per ora ha elogiato il film come divertente e un ottimo action movie dai toni sci fi. Si tratta di un film che i fan ameranno e che potrà piacere alle giovani spettatrici.
Il cast è composto da Samuel L. Jackson (il film Marvel Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Hateful Eight), Ben Mendelsohn (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Ready Player One), Djimon Hounsou (Blood Diamond, il film Marvel Guardiani della Galassia), Lee Pace (The Book of Henry, il film Marvel Guardiani della Galassia), Lashana Lynch (Brotherhood, Fast Girls), Gemma Chan (Humans, Animali Fantastici e Dove Trovarli), Algenis Perez Soto (Sambá, Sugar), Rune Temte (Eddie The Eagle – Il Coraggio della Follia, The Last Kingdom), McKenna Grace (Tonya, Gifted – Il Dono del Talento). Con loro anche Clark Gregg (La Legge della Notte, il film Marvel The Avengers) e Jude Law (Spy, Grand Budapest Hotel).
Captain Marvel uscirà nei cinema italiani a partire dal marzo 2019.
#CaptainMarvel is pure joy. I cannot wait for the generation of little girls who will grow up with Carol Danvers as a hero.
— Devan Coggan (@devancoggan) February 20, 2019
The future of the MCU gets even brighter adding #CaptainMarvel to the mix. Really fell for @brielarson’s sass, strength & energy in the role. Same with @LashanaLynch too! Ben Mendelsohn is A+ casting as Talos. And yes, Goose is a scene stealer. 2nd viewing can’t come soon enough.
— Perri Nemiroff (@PNemiroff) February 20, 2019
‘Captain Marvel’ is what would happen if a hyper competitive game of Guess Who had a baby with the #MCU and was raised on equal parts 90’s nostalgia and piping hot feminist takes down. #CaptainMarvel @Marvel I loved it. pic.twitter.com/SpvaiKGkvs
— Alison Foreman (@alfaforeman) February 20, 2019
Just out of #CaptainMarvel. So many fun surprises I didn't expect + new (and old?) characters to love.
— Kara Warner (@karawarner) February 20, 2019
#CaptainMarvel is (takes deep 90s breath) TOTALLY AWESOME. Never related to a Marvel character quite like Carol. She’s the stubborn witty 90s kid I like to think I am. pic.twitter.com/H6Q9s90KHA
— Ash Crossan (@AshCrossan) February 20, 2019
CAPTAIN MARVEL isn’t what I expected based on marketing. It’s pretty much an “all in” cosmic space movie. Also, it’s a lot weirder than I expected. Ben Mendelsohn is awesome as Talos.
— Mike Ryan (@mikeryan) February 20, 2019
Really loved #CaptainMarvel. It’s a little wobbly at times but only because it’s so ambitious. It’s beautifully constructed, hilarious and offers tons of surprises. @brielarson obviously rules but Ben Mendelsohn is the surprise MVP. pic.twitter.com/yQLQGl2Yt0
— Drew Taylor (@DrewTailored) February 20, 2019
#CaptainMarvel has a great ‘90s sci-fi vibe w/ a tone unlike any other Marvel movie, really. It’s retro & trippy, mysterious & dorky. It’s funny in surprising places & badass in all the right places. It remains entertaining because it’s always changing. It’s got the right stuff pic.twitter.com/o7AvqYY63x
— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) February 20, 2019
Captain Marvel is a blast! Has some cool surprises that I definitely didn't see coming, and the mystery/origin it weaves is engaging and fun. Brie Larson is awesome, and makes a fantastic first step into the MCU #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.com/oqrRtgDQrp
— Eric Eisenberg (@eeisenberg) February 20, 2019