Brave New World makes history with its official runtime as the penultimate Phase Five MCU film nears its premiere.

Brave New World is almost upon the fanbase, but the conversations behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first film of the new year has been dour and seems set

Brave New World is preparing for takeoff at the box office. The Anthony Mackie-fronted Marvel Studios movie hit pre-release tracking service The Quorum and is projected to open with upwards of $95 million when it flies into theaters over Valentine’s Day/Presidents’ Day weekend on Feb.

If the rumored runtime is true, Captain America: Brave New World will set a new franchise record. AMC Theatres' listing for Captain America: Brave New World states it has a 118-minute runtime. That is the shortest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe ‘s (MCU) series for the character.

Brave New World Box Office predictions are in, and Marvel Studios has reason to be optimistic about the next MCU movie.

Brave New World should build on that, and the other developments in the MCU since the early days after Endgame, to show us a Sam Wilson who’s more comfortable with the role of leading the Avengers. This brings me to the other reason why Captain America 4 is so important.

Brave New World hits the 2025 movie schedule in February, it will be almost nine years since the last solo Cap film, and almost four years since The Falcon and the Winter Soldier made its Disney+ debut.

Brave New World's major villain return could secretly connect the film to a Disney+ show that MCU fans have tried to forget.

Does that leave room for Bucky to visit his frenemy-turned-BFF in Captain America: Brave New World? The two grew awfully close by the end of Disney+’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier series, and it was strongly suggested that Bucky and Sam Wilson’s sister,