Captain Marvel
Stan Lee passed away while the film was being edited. As a result, Marvel Studios put together the special opening logo to honor him.,The plot centers around a light-speed engine that would be of immense value to one of the alien races given how fast it will allow them to travel through space. Their method of travel, however, is already drastically faster than light speed. Utilizing this engine would actually slow them down considerably.

This could have been made clearer in the movie, but the FTL travel used by the Kree is a network of "jump points", essentially stable wormholes. This is the same method used in both Guardians films. The jump points exist in fixed locations and lead to other fixed locations, and their distribution is irregular. The lightspeed engine described in the film would presumably permit travel at lightspeed (or faster) directly rather than by means of jump points. This would enable trips to places that might not be readily reachable by jumps, and therefore would make a ship with such an engine much harder to track and follow for someone without such an engine.,Nick Fury: You know anything about a lady blowing up a Blockbuster? Witnesses say she was dressed for laser tag.,As this is the first Marvel Cinematic Universe film released after Stan Lee's death, the Marvel Studios logo features images and clips of Lee's cameos and comes with a message: "THANK YOU STAN".,Upon presented in IMAX format, the film has an aspect ratio of 1.90:1 instead of the 2.39:1 in home media, causing the theatrical version to contain more picture detail on top and bottom than the Blu-ray/DVD releases.,Edited into Marvel Studios: Legends: The Tesseract (2021),Crazy on You
Written by Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson, and Roger Fisher
Performed by Heart
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Under license from Universal Music Enterprises,I'm not a bug fan of the MCU, I have seen some of the movies but not all of them. I really liked this one! As an origin story it had unexpected twists and turns. Larsen and Jackson really did have chemistry, and the supporting actors did a good job. What shone through and really made it worth watching was how they conveyed the sense of hope that is essential to a good superhero movie.,Welcome to the club, Barbie! See all 50+ films that have grossed over $1 billion at the worldwide box office.,