Captain America: Brave New World – The Next Big Step in the MCU
If you're a Marvel fan, get ready—because Captain America: Brave New World isn’t just another superhero flick. According to Anthony Mackie, this movie is a building block for the next massive event in the MCU, something on the scale of Avengers: Endgame . That’s right, we’re talking about another epic moment that will have fans on the edge of their seats.
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During a recent press conference, Mackie reflected on how Endgame wrapped up an entire saga and left a lasting emotional impact on both the audience and the actors. He recalled a conversation with Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, where Feige emphasized that it would take time for the MCU to rebuild towards another grand cinematic climax . And now, years later, Mackie believes that Brave New World is playing a crucial role in setting up that next big moment.
Comparing it to Captain America: The First Avenger , Mackie pointed out that the first Cap movie wasn’t just about Steve Rogers' transformation—it was the foundation for something much bigger. It set the stage for the Avengers, Infinity War, and ultimately, Endgame. Now, Brave New World is doing the same thing. It’s laying the groundwork for something huge, something that will shape the future of the MCU.
Mackie, who takes center stage as Sam Wilson’s Captain America, is proud to be at the starting point of this journey. He sees it as a passing of the torch , much like Steve Rogers’ early days, and he’s excited for fans to witness what’s coming. With Danny Ramirez as Falcon and Harrison Ford stepping into the MCU as President Ross (aka Red Hulk), the stakes are higher than ever.
So, mark your calendars— Captain America: Brave New World hits theaters on February 14, 2025 . And if Mackie’s words hold true, this could be the beginning of another unforgettable era in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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