Brave New World's biggest MCU reunion was faked by Marvel Studios, causing some controversy among fans. By the time of Captain America: Brave New World's ending, a few surprise appearances were included in the story to excite audiences.

Several recurring flaws have gripped the majority of Marvel Cinematic Universe productions released after Avengers: Endgame in 2019. Exceedingly crummy visual effects have become commonplace as these projects rush to make release dates in the middle of larger external events like COVID-19 and industry strikes.

Brave New World. In its high-flying finale, Sam Wilson’s winged Captain America (Anthony Mackie) has just saved a Japanese fleet from mind-controlled American pilots and diffused tensions between two countries on the brink of war.

Brave New World. The Incredible Hulk has been buried in the annals of MCU history. Released on the heels of the wildly successful Iron Man, the 2008 Hulk solo film was supposed to help build out the new Marvel Cinematic Universe and seed a long-awaited Avengers movie.

Many of the faces in Captain America: Brave New World haven’t been on screen since 2008’s The Incredible Hulk which starred Edward Norton in the role of Bruce Banner, later recast with Mark Ruffalo when The Avengers (2012) came out and the Marvel Cinematic Universe took off.

Sam Wilson proved why he doesn't need the super soldier serum in Captain America: Brave New World in a scene taken straight from an MCU show in 2024.

Brave New World might be the fourth movie in the Captain America franchise, but it doesn't feel like a continuation of the character. Sure, there are references to the third entry, Captain America: Civil War,