De recensies van Captain Marvel zijn verontrustende slecht en het feit dat Brie Larson iets wat in opspraak is door haar wat harde uitspraken over feminisme draagt ook niet echt bij aan de film. Maar goed, Clark Gregg aka Agent Coulson is ook in de film te zien en daarom had deze acteur een interview met de website Coming Soon en daar van kan je hier onder een klein stukje lezen.

CS: Coulson lives! Er-at least we get to see him alive in the past. I just wanted to know what did it mean to you to be a part of this film and to have had the experiences as Coulson, go back and be able to maybe setup some things about him, as we've grown to know him?

Gregg: You know, it's been a really beautiful, thrilling, fun journey for me for almost 11 years. I've died, I've said goodbye to people, I've lost people, I've worked some broken bones, I've torn ligaments and tendons doing fights. It's just been a really beautiful, but really, it's like draining journey. And culminating in really like a farewell to my family on "S.H.I.E.L.D." at the end of season five. And so, to kinda get back, it's almost like having an early moment of your life flash through your eyes. To get to go back before all of that. And I have to worry about how young my face looked because they were going to do that later. To get to go back and be that guy who's just so excited to be at the party and really wants to figure out what drove him to come here. I don't think he really knows. He knows that his hero, Captain America, had a connection with S.H.E.I.L.D., and I think that's what's always been driving him here. But I think at first, he's really not sure why he's here. And then, this happens, his first rodeo. And I think by the end of this, there's a difference in him, that this is where I'm supposed to be and this is what I'm supposed to do.