Brave New World" has struggled a bit with critics. Here's how it stacks up to the rest of the MCU.

Few comic book characters have made the leap from page to screen as successful as Wolverine. Since he first clawed his way into cinemas with 2000’s X-Men, Wolverine has been one of the most defining characters in the vast Marvel movie franchise.

That’s Nick Fury talking about the Avengers. But he could also be talking about the movie The Avengers and the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. After 15 years and dozens of movies, look at what became of this idea;

Brave New World sees Sam Wilson carry the weight of the MCU in style, as Anthony Mackie leads a fantastically big movie.

The result is one of the most tepid, uninspiring and frankly boring installments in the history of Marvel Studios. A bad script, uninspired acting and lackluster action sequences will do little to quell those wondering if Marvel will ever find its way again.

Brave New World was supposed to usher in a new era for Marvel, but instead, it appears it will be a disappointment.

This month, Marvel is celebrating its new movie — Captain America: Brave New World, starring Anthony Mackie as the new Captain America. He is joined by the veteran actor, Harrison Ford as Thaddeus Ross, replacing William Hurt, who, unfortunately, passed away in 2022.

Brave New World,'' a highly processed, empty calorie, regret-later candy of a movie. We're nearing the end of Phase Five of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with predictable and underwhelming returns. ''Captain America: Brave New World'' feels like it's just treading water,

Brave New World” is, by official count, the 35th movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that began in 2008 with “Iron Man.” It’s also the fifth in the