"Captain America: A brave new world" arrives in theaters this week, and Anthony's titular hero will play a different appearance than the one who debuted in "Falcon and the Winter Soldier". Marvel has been trying to fix MCU since 2024 before it is too lateAnd their last effort is trying to solve the problem of asking the question: what if there was a red bear? That is, he serves Harrison Ford as a grotesque lipstick creature in an attempt to attract multiplex fans. But it is also for Captain America, besides it is a different cap on what we are used to ... I start to think this may be the point of return for MCC. Anyway, I dig.

After starring in the Disney series+ "Falcon and the Winter Soldier", Sam Wilson will now lead the "brave new world", which, following it as it does in the wake of Binding of the box office "Deadpool & Wolverine", There is a lot of driving on your shoulders. Watch, there is no chance of a soft cap to beat Hugh Jackecman as Wolverine at the box office, but that's a kind of why the "brave new world" is so intriguing. Is MCU too far away to release a movie like this one in 2025? Or will he debut on the big canvas on soft, as Captain America will prove a surprising hit for the combat franchise?

Everyone will be discovered when the movie arrives, but in the meantime, maybe Marvel can entice you with a slight change in suits? Fans of the cowardly look of the soft in "Falcon and the Winter Soldier" will see a new, cowardly less Sam Wilson in the movie-but why?

In "Falcon and the Winter Soldier", Sam Wilson donated a blue -white suit to Captain America where a coward was not covering his entire head and was attached to the torso (seen in the picture above). In the "Brave New World", that look has been lifted in favor of a simpler design, which will no doubt be in favor of the fight against Harrison Ford's Red Hulk and Seth Walker/Siannder of the IAANCARLO Esposito. The new suit, which is closer to the clothes worn by Steve Rogers on Chris Evans, suffocates the semi-hemmeted Disney+ series coward in favor of more rationalized red glasses (and a CGI helmet collecting and pulling à la iron man).

But why the change when Sam just got his upgraded suit? Was set up on Anthony Soft that correct question in an interview with IGN, where he discovered that he was behind the change of suits. "I told them I never brought it ***, my friend," he said. "It was difficult, with warmth, sweat, fog with glasses. It was impossible. It was called a hook. It was my worst nightmare. You can't do anything."

There is a long history of actors in superhero films that complain of restrictive suits, starting with Michael Keaton's infamous fights to turn their heads as "Batman" in 1989 in 1989. His successor, Val Kilmer also described the bat As he makes him feel like an old man, because of her weight, preventing him from moving as fast as he wanted. Then, in 2025, these restrictive costumes really need to be a thing of the past, and I can't blame the soft that complains about such a thing. Would a new suit be enough to make a hit "Brave New World" that will obviously make Sam Wilson earn the title Captain AmericaIt remains to be seen.

"Captain America: Brave New World" debuted in theaters on February 14, 2025.