Carol Danvers spent her life being told she wasn’t tough enough, wasn’t strong enough, wasn’t ready. But, oftentimes, the greatest motivation is being told what you can’t do or what you’re not meant to be. If you scroll through social media, it seems like a lot of fanboys are saying this isn’t one of Marvel’s best, or that it didn’t meet their expectations. But, I feel like its meta-message takes on its critics with a punch squarely to the jaw.…

When your villain is invisible, I think credit for their performance should go to the protagonist for simply selling their existence.

As soon as you see the name Blumhouse Productions, you know a few things are probably true. The budget was low, the story is clever, and the director probably had a ton of freedom. I think all three of these things ring true with The Invisible Man.

It relies largely on blocking and old-school camera tricks to sell the…