CAPTAIN MARVEL Co-Writer On The Challenges Of Defining Her Powers/Weaknesses

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“What’s her vulnerability?”

Waiting for the woman in kitchen jokes.

It's simple. Make he really [Frick]ing strong and have her have the ability to asorb certain energy's yeah. But don't give her Kryptonian invulnerability. She can still get hurt from certain blows. All I know is that they had better not water her down and turn her into another [Frick]ing Thor

Y'know, I have to say I'm definitely in the Charlize Theron camp.
I know Feige's saying that he doesn't know who would be right for the role, until they have a voice for the character in the screenplay, but whatever that tone may be, Charlize can do it all.
She's got the serious acting chops, she's got the badass action chops, she's got the epic, cosmic chops, she's got the comedy chops, she's got that Downey Jr. charisma, she's hot... on and on. She would actually bring character to the character.
The whole "too much power" thing doesn't have to be the same problem for Captain Marvel that it is for Superman. For one thing, she's fighting greater cosmic threats and for another thing, she doesn't have to be so clean-cut, nice guy, all-American, like Superman. She can have a bit of that funny arrogance that displays in certain films. Think of how she is in Young Adult and apply that to a woman who is actually awesome.
Can you imagine her flying in late to an Avengers meeting, "Oh sorry, there was this big Dust-cloud god in Sominus and then I had to take care of this guy" and she drops down Scorpion in front of Spider-Man, "Here he's one of yours isn't he?". Y'know? And that kind of attitude from a confident/arrogant superheroic woman of Charlize's age with a young Spidey of Tom Holland's age? That would be good banter, "I don't think you can own a supervillain" Spidey might comeback with only to have Charlize physically bully him, in a playful manner as if he were her little brother or nephew.
Think Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man. That is what Charlize could bring to the role of Captain Marvel. But then, like I say, she can be a genuine badass, too.
And when the time comes to be epic? Furiosa, baby-dogs. Furiosa.

Superman has a vulnerability. It's called Kryptonite.

People clearly don't understand that Superman is defined by his humanity. Clark Kent is the real person and Superman is the identity due to how he was raised. So when people say he doesn't have flaws, they're clearly wrong.

I thought that her vulnerability was Parker's Peter?

Loki668@ I approve Guy Gardner's ass.
Well done, Guy.

I've never been much of a fan but I'd see the movie.

"Superman didn't become Superman. Superman was born Superman. When Superman wakes up in the morning, he's Superman. His alter ego is Clark Kent. His outfit with the big red "S", that's the blanket he was wrapped in as a baby when the Kents found him. Those are his clothes. What Kent wears - the glasses, the business suit - that's the costume. That's the costume Superman wears to blend in with us. Clark Kent is how Superman views us. And what are the characteristics of Clark Kent. He's weak... he's unsure of himself... he's a coward. Clark Kent is Superman's critique on the whole human race. Sorta like Beatrix Kiddo and Mrs. Tommy Plimpton" .- Bill. kill bill

there isnt a script yet??

What the hell has Marvel and writers being doing all these years then? talking and talking?? chhh.

Some movies move so fast, while with others is just talk and talk. Lame

If she's facing the Kree she won't be that invulnerable.

I'm sure they'll get her power level right. Marvel Studios has done a great job of balancing the heroes and not making one or two uber-ridiculously powerful as to negate the need for the other heroes. The movies don't have to deal with decades of power creep that has naturally occurred in the comics.