So...  Watching this a second time to see if maybe I misunderstood it before.

Nope!  It's even worse than the first time!  Fury casually hands Parker an interface to a "multi-billion dollar A.R. tactical intelligence system" without even bothering to tell him what it was (much less how it worked.)  And then, when Parker tries to use them the first time and accidentally endangers his classmates (and saving them, btw,) Fury berates him for endangering his classmates.

Not to mention the fact that Fury railroads Parker by diverting his class tour into the "hot zone" and gets mad when PP is distracted during their planning session by the potential danger to his classmates.  Which, btw, Fury unsuccessfully tried to evacuate in advance (calling them "idiots" for not evacuating.)

What really p*ssed me off is how Fury tells Parker that he's not ready for a mission like this when Parker repeatedly tried to tell him at the beginning that he wasn't ready for a mission like this.

Is Samuel L. Jackson so powerless in Hollywood that he can't say "Hold up.  Nick Fury doesn't act like a mother-f***ing idiot.  We need to change this."  I mean, he got the purple lightsabre in the freakin' Star Wars series, for crying out loud!

And all of this is in addition to the complaints I had, before:
https://www.villainsandvigilantesforum.com/public_html/cgi-bin/vandv/YaBB.pl?num...

And I'm not even halfway through this garbage.  Whoever was the screenwriter for this movie needs to be blacklisted.

I thought it was a pretty good movie.  Not one of the better MCU movies, but still quite good.

And that's not Nick Fury; it's revealed at the end that it is the Skrull Talos impersonating Fury.  So you're mad that someone impersonating Fury doesn't do so well enough to fool a teen-aged kid?