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Captain America: Brave New World

- The future favors the brave.

After meeting with newly elected U.S. President Thaddeus Ross, Sam finds himself in the middle of an international incident. He must discover the reason behind a nefarious global plot before the true mastermind has the entire world seeing red.

Release Date : 2025-02-12

Language :EnglishJapaneseSpanish

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Marvel StudiosKevin Feige Productions

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles : Captain America 4Marvel Studios' Captain America: Brave New WorldCaptain America: New World OrderMarvel Studios' Captain America: New World Order

Cast

Anthony Mackie

Character Name : Sam Wilson / Captain America

Original Name : Anthony Mackie

Gender : Male

Harrison Ford

Character Name : President Thaddeus Ross

Original Name : Harrison Ford

Gender : Male

Danny Ramirez

Character Name : Joaquin Torres

Original Name : Danny Ramirez

Gender : Male

Shira Haas

Character Name : Ruth Bat-Seraph

Original Name : שירה האס

Gender : Female

Tim Blake Nelson

Character Name : Samuel Sterns

Original Name : Tim Blake Nelson

Gender : Male

Carl Lumbly

Character Name : Isaiah Bradley

Original Name : Carl Lumbly

Gender : Male

Giancarlo Esposito

Character Name : Sidewinder

Original Name : Giancarlo Esposito

Gender : Male

Liv Tyler

Character Name : Betty Ross

Original Name : Liv Tyler

Gender : Female

Xosha Roquemore

Character Name : Leila Taylor

Original Name : Xosha Roquemore

Gender : Female

Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson

Character Name : Copperhead

Original Name : Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson

Gender : Male

William Mark McCullough

Character Name : Commander Dennis Dunphy

Original Name : William Mark McCullough

Gender : Male

Takehiro Hira

Character Name : Prime Minister Ozaki

Original Name : 平岳大

Gender : Male

Harsh Nayyar

Character Name : Prime Minister Kapur

Original Name : Harsh Nayyar

Gender : Male

Rick Espaillat

Character Name : French President

Original Name : Rick Espaillat

Gender : Male

Todd Allen Durkin

Character Name : Senior Advisor #1

Original Name : Todd Allen Durkin

Gender : Male

Dustin Lewis

Character Name : Senior Advisor #2

Original Name : Dustin Lewis

Gender : Male

Rachael Markarian

Character Name : President Aide #1

Original Name : Rachael Markarian

Gender : Female

Phuong Kubacki

Character Name : President Aide #2

Original Name : Phuong Kubacki

Gender : Female

Alan Boell

Character Name : Sergeant Payumo

Original Name : Alan Boell

Gender : Male

Ava Hill

Character Name : Red Hulk Reporter

Original Name : Ava Hill

Gender : Male

Marissa Chanel Hampton

Character Name : Rose Garden Reporter

Original Name : Marissa Chanel Hampton

Gender : Female

Katerina Eichenberger

Character Name : Rose Garden Reporter

Original Name : Katerina Eichenberger

Gender : Female

Mark Pettit

Character Name : Rose Garden Reporter

Original Name : Mark Pettit

Gender : Male

John Mark Bowman

Character Name : Still Cameraman

Original Name : John Mark Bowman

Gender : Male

Katina Rankin

Character Name : Hospital Reporter

Original Name : Katina Rankin

Gender : Female

John Cihangir

Character Name : Jackal

Original Name : John Cihangir

Gender : Male

Eric Mbanda

Character Name : Whiskey

Original Name : Eric Mbanda

Gender : Male

Koji Nishiyama

Character Name : Japanese Pilot

Original Name : Koji Nishiyama

Gender : Male

David Atkinson

Character Name : Commander

Original Name : David Atkinson

Gender : Male

John Dixon

Character Name : Ops Specialist

Original Name : John Dixon

Gender : Male

Josh Robin

Character Name : Josh Robin

Original Name : Josh Robin

Gender : Male

Sharon Tazewell

Character Name : Sharon Tazewell

Original Name : Sharon Tazewell

Gender : Male

Pete Burris

Character Name : Prison Warden

Original Name : Pete Burris

Gender : Male

Diesel Madkins

Character Name : FBI Officer

Original Name : Diesel Madkins

Gender : Male

Matthew Cornwell

Character Name : Air Force Major

Original Name : Matthew Cornwell

Gender : Male

Sandra Aparicio

Character Name : Nun

Original Name : Sandra Aparicio

Gender : Male

Ricky Robles Cruz

Character Name : Priest

Original Name : Ricky Robles Cruz

Gender : Male

Erika Keck

Character Name : Female Serpent Mercenary

Original Name : Erika Keck

Gender : Female

Hector Banos

Character Name : Construction Worker

Original Name : Hector Banos

Gender : Male

Bill Stinchcomb

Character Name : Bartender

Original Name : Bill Stinchcomb

Gender : Male

Gabriela Amarchand

Character Name : Staff Member

Original Name : Gabriela Amarchand

Gender : Female

Ariana Lugo

Character Name : White House Greeter

Original Name : Ariana Lugo

Gender : Male

Ben Vazquez

Character Name : Bunker Secret Service

Original Name : Ben Vazquez

Gender : Male

Cris Ruiz

Character Name : Secret Service Agent

Original Name : Cris Ruiz

Gender : Male

Jacqueline Loucks

Character Name : Secret Service Agent

Original Name : Jacqueline Loucks

Gender : Female

Jarrett Michael Collins

Character Name : Armed Soldier

Original Name : Jarrett Michael Collins

Gender : Male

Yaz Takahashi

Character Name : Japanese Security Head

Original Name : Yaz Takahashi

Gender : Male

Tomoko Karina

Character Name : Ozaki Aide

Original Name : Tomoko Karina

Gender : Female

Robert Tretsch

Character Name : Murder Victim

Original Name : Robert Tretsch

Gender : Male

Travis Powers

Character Name : JBAB Guard

Original Name : Travis Powers

Gender : Male

Will Holland

Character Name : Receptionist

Original Name : Will Holland

Gender : Male

Chealon Miller

Character Name : Surgeon

Original Name : Chealon Miller

Gender : Male

Trevor Feinstein

Character Name : Surgeon

Original Name : Trevor Feinstein

Gender : Male

Sebastian Stan

Character Name : Bucky Barnes (uncredited)

Original Name : Sebastian Stan

Gender : Male

Reviews

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r96sk

@r96sk

2025-02-14

'Captain America: Brave New World' came close to pleasing me, but in the end I think it is not consistently enjoyable enough to be classed as something I'd want to watch again and/or recommend. There is quite a bit about it that I did like, but the down moments hurt the ups. The cast and their characters are positives. I'm a big fan of Anthony Mackie's as he has done many roles in films that I've highly, highly enjoyed; interestingly, he has appeared in three of the fourteen films I've given a total 10/10 to. Here, he is very good in the titular part. I'm not someone overly attached to Marvel and therefore Chris Evans' Captain America, so this new era doesn't hinder my interest in the lead character. I'm admittedly not wholly convinced Mackie is undoubtedly a perfect fit for the role, though his performance itself is perfectly watchable and fun enough. Carl Lumbly's performance as Isaiah is great in this, he genuinely made me care quite a bit about Bradley; especially in the more emotive scenes. Danny Ramirez, Harrison Ford, Giancarlo Esposito (a little typecast still, sadly) and Tim Blake Nelson (albeit the weakest) are also pluses that I have for this movie. My main issues lie with the plot and how it is told. There were too many moments where I could feel myself losing interest in events onscreen, most notably across the first half. The second half is better paced, if still not making for superb viewing. I was firmly awaiting the credits, which is never a good sign. When I was locked on to the story, I did dig it. I particularly found the interactions/dynamics between characters to be solid, for example Cap with Carl, Joaquin and Seth. I just think what lets this down, unfortunately to a somewhat damaging degree, is that the plot just isn't quite good enough. A shorter run time (even though it isn't that long) may have helped, but I'm not sure. I just realised that this is the first MCU film that I've scored below 7/10. That feels harsh, it isn't as bad as that sounds at all, but thinking about this and the other flicks from the franchise that I've rated similarly it is actually merited. 'The Incredible Hulk' and 'Ant-Man and the Wasp' were my bottom two, both are better films.

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CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2025-02-15

“Brave New World” but same old yarn, sadly. Morgan Freeman clearly didn’t fancy this one so Marvel have resurrected another ex-president in Harrison Ford to put together a treaty that will deliver the old save the globe type of thing. It’s all about this giant hand-shaped structure that has emerged from the ocean and that contains “adamantium” - and that’s even more indestructible than “Vibranium” (how can something be more indestructible?). Anyway, before this accord can get signed off by a curious quadrumvirate of the USA, India, France and China a shipment of this new material gets pinched and it’s down to “Capt. America” (Anthony Mackie) and his new sidekick “Torres/Falcon” (Danny Ramirez) to retrieve it. Loads of end-to-end fisticuffs later and the goods are secure which earns our dynamic duo and their inspirational trainer “Bradley” (Carl Lumbly) an invitation to the White House. That’s where the wheels really do come off as their pal starts taking potshots at the President and we discover that the erstwhile somewhat militaristic and temperamental “Ross” and “Cap” aren’t exactly on the same page. It’s pretty obvious that there’s a third party pulling the strings so it’s going to need all of his patience and guile if the shielded wonder is to retrieve his mentor from solitary, rebuild his relationship with his president before that man really sees red, and also get to the bottom of a dastardly scheme that seems bent on causing international strife between the USA and Japan. Mackie’s a charismatic man and he does what he can with this, but the story comes across as little more than an hybrid of “Top Gun” (1986) meets “Tomorrow Never Dies” (1997) with an unremarkable cast, including Ford’s “Ross”, that struggles to make any impact as it races along for two hours without presenting anything original or particularly entertaining. It passes the time, but is yet another bland offering from a studio that is increasingly resorting to it’s creative technicians to design something that looks great but resonates not remotely. Disappointing, sorry.

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Manuel São Bento

@msbreviews

2025-02-19

FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ movieswetextedabout.com/captain-america-brave-new-world-review-anthony-mackie-deserves-to-wield-the-shield/ "Captain America: Brave New World may not reach the high bar set by its direct predecessors, but it's far from the disaster some claim it to be. Despite its evident production flaws, Julius Onah still manages to deliver moments of real entertainment, supported by a charismatic cast and well-crafted action sequences. Most importantly, Anthony Mackie's performance as Sam Wilson proves, without a doubt, that he was the right choice to wield the shield left behind by Steve Rogers. The actor perfectly captures the duality of being both a global symbol and a man still searching for his own path, bringing a unique approach to the legacy of the titular hero. It may not be top-tier MCU, but it's a film worthy of being experienced on the big screen." Rating: B

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seaneoo

@seaneoo

2025-03-27

A fun watch but could, and should, have been a lot more. Anthony Mackie was easily the stand out of this entire film.

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Hadam10Rose

@Hadam10Rose

2025-03-19

While I find it the same general quality of a majority of what Marvel has put out, it is a flawed film with moments you could tell were caused from one of the many reshoots they did of the film. (It was shot 4 times) One funny example is when Cap and Falcon are on the run they "ditch their smart phones" so they can't be tracked. Leaving them in their offices. On the Car ride to their destination, Falcon isn't wearing a watch. Then at the destination he's wearing a Smart Watch. You know something that can be tracked..... Anyway it was off putting to have Hulk's cast and Villains but not included him, at all. Not even a photo, just "old news footage" from the Harlem battle. Mr Blue doesn't even mention Bruce at all. Instead blaming everything on Ross. What the film did have, I'm sure it makes much more since if you watched Falcon&Winter Solider, but if you didn't they sort of explain things in the film. At least the short 1 dialogue explain it way. The ending battle was a, what the heck? Move and what happened to the President make little Legal since, although in one cut of the film he died. Because Bruce nor She Hulk are in prison, so at best they would keep him locked up until he learned to control it. As the illegal thing he did was, what the Accords already did, keeping a dangerous super locked up. Not very well, but still the same thing. Definitely not as bad as some say it is, but not joining the few MCU films I will rewatch or rewatch over and over again. I give it a C-

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MovieGuys

@MovieGuys

2025-03-26

Captain America: Brave New World doesn't do anything brave or new. Its "safe", by the numbers, US rules the world, superhero narrative, is wholly familiar. I will add, I was disappointed by the effort to portray Israel in a positive light, given their appalling behaviour on the world stage. Anyway, what you can expect is a predominantly exposition driven affair, with lots of action and CGI eye candy with light character development. I will add, viewed superficially its quite watchable but its by no means compelling or thought provoking. In summary, your standard US superhero action stick. Heavy on exposition and light on everything else. A very basic watch.