Captain America: Brave New World has enough B-movie thrills to overcome its clunky and uneven script... mostly.

Yes, it establishes the mighty Anthony Mackie as the superhero who'll lead the franchise into the future. But it's a mess in every other respect.

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Despite some faults, Captain America: Brave New World serves as the second most important and fun move of Marvel’s Phase 5, ...

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Brave New World takes a bold leap into uncharted territory. The film puts Sam Wilson at the center of the story. It ...

Somehow, a direct sequel to 2008's "The Incredible Hulk" isn't the magic bullet the MCU needed to regain its former glory.

Brave New World' is a bit of a mess but surprisingly remains a fairly coherent and engaging politically themed action film.

Anthony Mackie was always pushing the proverbial uphill replacing Chris Evans as Captain America, but giving him a villain ...

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