“The Marvels” is technically a three-hander, with Captain Marvel, Kamala and Monica Rambeau all having equal significance. However the presence of Kamala’s household considerably contradict this. The second the movie cuts to Kamala’s bed room after a brief opening scene and reveals her daydreaming about her foolish adventures together with her idol Carol Danvers (instructed by way of animated drawings), it turns into clear that is largely Kamala Khan’s massive introduction to the bigger MCU than anything.
The movie consistently cuts away to the Khans, whose home will get destroyed throughout a struggle, in order that they take refuge with Nick Fury on board the S.A.B.E.R. area station. With the MCU turning into so massive in scope and scale, and its characters turning into ever so highly effective and mighty, it’s refreshing and hilarious to see an everyday household caught in the midst of the world-ending story and react as you’d anticipate them to — in sheer panic and awkwardness.
Kamala’s mother, Muneeba (Zenobia Shroff), merely doesn’t care in regards to the security of the galaxy, she is not going to permit her daughter to journey round in area with a stranger. Nor does she care about Nick Fury or his fancy devices or area stations. This, in flip, additionally permits Samuel L. Jackson to make the ever-grumpy Fury a funnier and extra cheerful particular person when riffing on Muneeba.
In the meantime, Kamala continues to be an outstanding addition to the MCU. For one, she is slightly relatable. It’s incredible and hilarious to see Kamala consistently in horror at how harmful area is — like her sheer terror upon seeing Goose straight up eat somebody. On the identical time, seeing the younger Kamala fangirling on the mere sight of Carol Danvers, to not point out her glee upon being taken critically as a hero, provides the MCU a slightly refreshing component of pure enthusiasm we have solely ever actually gotten from Tom Holland’s Spider-Man.
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