Brave New World has been the subject of plenty of criticism since its Valentine's Day 2025 release, with audiences and critics alike mixed in their response to the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Turns out, I wasn’t alone—this was around the time the MCU started its nosedive, culminating in the box-office disaster that was The Marvels. Ironically, I actually did see that one, mostly to support Brie Larson and because I genuinely loved Iman Vellani’s Ms.

Captain America: Brave New World follows Sam Wilson as he steps into his role as the new Captain America. Navigating the complexities of geopolitics, Sam encounters an international incident involving a mysterious global plot. As tensions rise, he must uncover the mastermind behind the scheme to prevent worldwide chaos.

Captain America: Brave New World served as a fresh start for the iconic character, with Anthony Mackie in the lead role and the legendary Harrison Ford entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe for the first time. However, despite the name value that the character provides, the movie ended up being mixed in terms of its success levels.

As it nears a month of release in theaters worldwide, the superhero film Captain America: Brave New World has clocked another milestone at the box office. The movie had a relatively solid debut, grossing $100 million domestically in its extended opening weekend,

Brave New World, didn’t exactly light the world on fire in terms of critical response, fan response, or box office. In fact, on the latter front some folks have been doom-watching as Brave New World limps along,

Brave New World” has hit theaters with a bang, but its box office journey has been full of unexpected twists. After a solid $100 million opening, things got tricky. The film faced stiff competition and mixed reviews,