Brave New World" sees a new hero carry the star-spangled shield on the big screen, as Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) untangles a conspiracy targetting President Thunderbolt Ross (Harrison Ford). But those who haven't seen the recent "Avengers" movies might be wondering why Wilson is now Captain America and not Steve Rogers (Chris Evans).

The Captain America mantle has always symbolized honor, leadership, and national identity. However, as the upcoming Captain America: Brave New World gets closer to its 2025 movie schedule release, that symbol has sparked some heated debates.

Brave New World star Anthony Mackie has explained why he didn't feel the need to read the comics to prepare for the movie and shares what he hopes his Captain America will mean to people.

Brave New World” launches Anthony Mackie’s feature film takeover of the resolute superhero with his distinctive shield.

"It's a very fine line," Anthony Mackie says of being both Captain America and an Avenger as Brave New World ushers in a new era for the MCU.

“We know people miss the Avengers and we miss the Avengers,” says Nate Moore, a veteran producer at Marvel Studios and one of the guiding hands behind the fourth Captain America film. “But we knew if we jumped right back into the Avengers after Endgame, we wouldn't give people a chance to miss it.”

Actor Anthony Mackie is set to give the command for drivers to start their engines on Sunday at the Daytona 500. Mackie plays Captain America in Marvel Studios' new film "Captain America: Brave New World,

Brave New World" arrives in theaters this week, and Anthony Mackie's titular hero will sport a different look than the one he debuted in "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier." Marvel has been trying since 2024 to fix the MCU before it's too late,