Captain America: Brave New World – What to Expect

Published on 13 July 2024 at 13:29

The newly released trailer for “Captain America: Brave New World” promises a return to the political and military spy thriller style reminiscent of “Winter Soldier.” While there are clear nods to its predecessor, it’s apparent that this film is aiming to carve out its own identity within the MCU. The trailer sets that tone with scenes featuring numerous guns and political settings, including a scene at the White House. We even get a glance at Giancarlo Esposito holding a rifle. This establishes a serious and intense atmosphere right from the start, signaling that the film will delve deep into political intrigue and espionage.

Of course, the trailer includes a comparison of Sam Wilson to Steve Rogers, the original Captain America, portrayed by Chris Evans. However, what stands out is the portrayal of Sam Wilson, played by Anthony Mackie, as he steps into the Captain America role. Notably, Sam is shown with a new set of fighting moves, suggesting that the film will explore his unique approach to being Captain America while honoring the legacy of Steve Rogers. It also signals that the effort he put in on Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

 

Additionally, the inclusion of Danny Ramirez as Joaquín Torres, the new Falcon is an exciting development. It’s intriguing to consider how his character will evolve and support Sam Wilson in this new chapter of the Captain America saga.  I am interested to see Giancarlo Esposito’s take on George Washington Bridge

The trailer also teases the appearance of several Hulk-related characters, including The Leader, Betsy Ross, and Red Hulk. The anticipation for Red Hulk is particularly high, even though his role in the movie may not be as prominent. It will be interesting to see how these characters are woven into the storyline and what impact they will have on the overall plot. Notably, it appears that The Leader may be the primary antagonist in this film, adding a layer of complexity and formidable opposition for Sam Wilson's Captain America.

In conclusion, “Captain America: Brave New World” seems poised to deliver a thrilling blend of political drama and action, staying true to the essence of the Captain America franchise while introducing new dynamics and characters. The inclusion of familiar and new faces, along with the promise of intense action sequences with great fight chereography, makes this a highly anticipated installment in the MCU.

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