Captain America: Brave New World finally in theaters after years of additional filming rewrites and entries of all kinds.
Captain America: Brave New World After a year of quiet, with only one Marvel movie Studios at the cinema, the home of the Avengers returns to office with as many as
three outputs, starting with the most productively troubled.
Sam Wilson enters the raft and speaks to The Leader who warns him that multiversal threats are imminent, He will never be universally embraced as Captain America that ship sailed long ago. However, Sam thrives as an action driven character, and the film should have leaned into that strength.
The Celestial Island plot had the potential to be the main focus, with Sam Wilson at the forefront, preventing World War III.
Captain America Brave New World has its highs and lows. While some action sequences are impressively choreographed, the final battle felt just a little bit short, the main villain has compelling powers but falls flat in terms of actual threat level, Brave New World isn’t a bad movie.
Brave New World is a decent start to Marvel’s 2025 slate. Personally, more than anything, it successfully cements SamWilson as the leader of the next Avengers team, and I can’t wait to see where they take him next.
Final Verdict : 7 /10 A serviceable action film, but not the Captain America sequel fans were hoping for.
