Hulk Smash ... spoilersThat is. Be warned: This article discusses the main details of Captain America's conspiracy: the brave new world. "

The first movie starring Black Captain America finally published in cinemas and all I got was this false sequel "Incredible Hulk"? There is a lot to be said about how director Juluulius's blockbuster blockbuster can be doomed long before it hit the big screen, from interruptions related to double writers and acting strikes to unpredictable current events that throw certain plots in a relentless light . My own review of "Captain America: Brave New World" for /movie Mostly he fought with the messy consequences of all this, but it is finally time to dive deep into a specific creative decision. Among the reliance of Tadeus Ross (Harrison Ford) as the main antagonist, the secret identity of the mysterious "buyer" responsible for the chaos in the shadows, And Predicting the last emotional moment at the last minute of Betty Ross's arrival at Liv Tyler, the main narrative progress of this film has less to do with any iconography "Captain America" ​​and more to deal with debris debris than The best installment of Marvel's film universe of all of them.

If you think the conversion of the fourth film "Captain America" ​​into a celebrated sequel "Incredible Hulk" feels like a confusing choice for the Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) debut as a new and improved franchise cap, you are far from alone. Of course, this was obvious to anyone who held the marketing campaign and could not miss all the crippling of the red Hulk, plastered through every trailer. But the discovery that Samuel Sterns of Tim Blake Nelson, returning for the first time since 2008, was actually the one who carefully maneuvered every piece of the plot? It was a twist, not even hinted before the film was released. Unfortunately, as much as a glorious comic book book, as much as you can see a super-smart villain known as the leader in action, his re-introduction only makes the priorities of the "brave new world" feel more wrong.

Why did Marvel turn the sequel to Captain America in the Chinese equivalent of the high school meeting for the "Incredible Hulk" cast? Did this approach help the real film? And where are we going from here? Wear your tight pants and take your daily dose of gamma radiation, because we will crush it all down.

Let's start with the most complex victim of the "brave new world". After Chris Evans hanged stars and lanes and sailed in MCC's retirement (well, Only if you believe in his denials that he should return to "Doomsday"), it has become obvious to everyone that Anthony Macki will succeed Captain America's mantle, advancing forward. The cozy series "Falcon and Winter Soldier" Disney+ further investigated the pressures and responsibility included in this torch pass, painting mainly a convincing picture of what it meant for a black man to wear the American flag colors. Frustrating, out of perhaps one or two quiet moments of doubt, virtually none of that nuance and complexity is anywhere to see in the final film.

Although it is possible to imagine a scenario where a better scenario has managed to balance the personal bow of Sam Wilson and the obligations of "incredible Hulk" fans, let's just call it as it is. Perhaps the "brave new world" could have done better than Sam, his mentoring figure and first captain America Isaiah Bradley (Carl Lumbi) and racial policy for it all (As was exposed sharply by Robert Daniels in his review for Robertbert.com) If the rest of the story was actually focused on characters and topics specific to, you know, Captain America. MCC has never hesitated to remix and modernize various comic book elements during the difficult task of adjusting the original material to live action ... But is that really an excuse? The first "IRONEANCE man", the first "Thor" and the first film "Captain America" ​​(to name only a few) everyone was involved in villains rooted in the title characters. However, Sam Wilson gets stuck in the fight against the Red Hulk and the leader, two villains with no real relationship with whatever? (Yes, I know the plot of The latest reuse of Captain America in comics includes Sam versus red HulkBut it's more about Marvel's obsession with #BrandSynergy than anything else.)

We can only judge the "brave new world" from the narrative pieces we have in front of us, and all signs suggest that Captain America will be lost in the mixture of plot too preoccupied with film, hardly anyone didn't even want to at that time .

So, for all this manually over the gamma-rayed monster in the middle of the action, surely "Captain America: The Brave New World" at least delivers all its potentials for a sequel to the "incredible Hulk" ... right? Well, we have a few more bad news for you. Don't get me wrong - Despite being one of the worse characters in comicsThe red congestion of it can be the best and most exciting part of the whole movie. Even with the whole world knowing that Harrison Ford will eventually lose control and release the Red Hulk at some point, director Juluulius is dealing with slow burning as satisfactory as he could. (Certainly not His Defect that marketing spoiled the whole culmination of the movie months ahead of time.) But out of the spectacle of it all, can anyone sincerely claim that abducting Sam Wilson's moment in the spotlight in order to tie some loose ends in Who are Ross, his daughter Betty and Samuel Sterns was worth it?

To make things get worse is the fact that, even with a premise as forced as this one (anyone who hopes to explain how the impure general who tore the super-popular retaliators, except with the Captain America: Civil War legislation. "Somehow the presidential election will continue to be disappointed), the" brave new world "could still work as without a brain party, simply by doing what the" incredible Hulk "could do. In 2008 Now, after more stories in downtown Hulk, what justification does this fail to make the red Hulk make no more attractive than the foolish disgust? President Ross is an ordinary traveler in his transformation into Red Hulk, and any internal conflict he can feel mostly just waving his hand because he is, like, really sad about his daughter Betty hates the intestines (justified, so, add ).

This is just the natural end result of building a whole feature around the hanging - a movie that - I can't emphasize enough - no one except the most sensitive fans even remember.

Where do we go from here? For those who have come out extremely disappointed with the "brave new world", there can still be hope for our new Captain America. The pretty mandatory post-credit scene can be everything for setting up the multivision and the scheduled arrival of Doctor Doom in a row, but the film itself at least puts Sam Wilson in a position to get a decent role ... what, now that, now that I I wrote it all, Whether Have the head of the damn praise.

However, we will take any debris the size of a cap we can get at this point. One of the last scenes in the film features Sam visiting the hospital to see his injured friend and falcon in training, Aoakin Torres (Dani Ramirez), who was kicked out of the sky and in the ocean during the second act battle sequence set in The Indian Ocean. While President Ross's plan to rebuild the avengers (yes, which was a technical spoiler for "Thunder*")) Re -pulled before even getting off the ground, Sam understands the wisdom behind it. Captain America may be a symbol for the rest of the world to strive, but no one can do it alone. Thus, he announces his intentions to recruit Aoakin in his new version of the "Avengers" in a move that actually has some thematic reviews-one of them may not be the most powerful super soldier in the world, but they have proved to be heart and heart and The intestines need to be real heroes.

It may be too little and too late to redeem mostly brazen film, but there is something to say about Sam's expanded role in MCC. Maybe next time around, he will benefit from the script that actually makes him justice. "Captain America: A brave new world" now plays in cinemas.