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- [1]90%imdb.com/title/tt4154664imdb.com· Posted Oct 5, 2026· Starts Mar 8, 2019 ✓· 17% of score
Wikipedia's[2][5] infobox, Rotten Tomatoes[3] (Release Date (Theaters)) and Wikipedia's list of Marvel[6] Cinematic Universe films all give March 8, 2019 as the US release date. Box Office Mojo[4] shows some overseas markets opening a few days earlier, and the premiere was earlier still, but the US date is used.
- [2]90%Captain Marvel - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org· Added Oct 5, 2026· 17% of score
Infobox and lead: US release date March 8, 2019, director, cast, runtime, budget, worldwide gross, production history and reception.[1]
- [3]85%Captain Marvel - Rotten Tomatoesrottentomatoes.com· Added Oct 5, 2026· 17% of score
Theatrical release date March 8, 2019 and the critics Tomatometer score (79% of 545 reviews).[1]
- [4]85%Captain Marvel - Box Office Mojoboxofficemojo.com· Added Oct 5, 2026· 17% of score
Domestic opening weekend of US$153,433,423; also lists earlier overseas openings.[1]
- [5]80%List of Marvel Cinematic Universe films - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org· Added Oct 5, 2026· 17% of score
Release table gives March 8, 2019 as the US release date.[1]
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