This post contains Large spoilers For "Captain America: Brave New World".

2024 was a pretty quiet year for Marvel's film universe, with only "Deadpool & Wolverine" hit theaters. 2025 is a different animal, as we have several MCC records covering the silver screen this year, starting with "Captain America: the brave new world", which is currently in cinemas during the publication. This is a much consecutive movie about the wider MCU, From addressing the sky in the ocean from "eternal" To introduce us to Harrison Ford to take over Tadeus Ross. That second conspiracy point guarantees a lot of discussion.

Icon "Starwells War" and "Indiana Onesons" Harrison Ford assumes Tadeus Ross's role in MCC in place of late William Hurt. This signifies the first appearance of the actor as a character, who was part of this universe dating back to "The The The Incert Hulk" in 2008. In the "Brave New World", Ross is portrayed as the newly elected president of the United States, elevating him from a military hero to one of the most important men in the world. The great goal of Ross is to adopt an agreement that will divide the entire newly discovered adamantium inside the "eternity" of the "eternity" equally among the nations. Do not go according to plan.

We discover that Samuel Sterns of Tim Blake Nelson, the leader, pulls the strings behind the scenes. He secretly dosed Ross with gamma radiation, allowing him to release the Red Hulk at the right time in front of the White House after an international incident in the Indian Ocean, which broke out above the adamantium. Captain America of Anthony Mackie is forced to face the red Hulk and stop him, but all this is before global eyes, showing that Ross is inappropriate for the presidency.

This is where things are interesting, leaving an open question that can have consequences for MCC in the future.

After the incident with the Red Hulk - he sees him leveling most of the White House, despite being responsible for how much more millions of damage to the property is - it was impossible for Ross to keep the title as Potus. As the third act of the film approaches, Sam visits Ross in Spyte, floating prison first introduced in Captain America: Civil War, Where the now-former president is held as a demonstration of his commitment to what is best for the country.

Sam Wilson praises Ross for refusing the role of president of the United States. This is a big deal because it means there is a new US chief in MCC. The question we remain is, who took Ross? Whether it's a deliberate study of teasing or Marvel who do not want to devote themselves to it, we have never met Ross vice president in the "Brave New World". So, at the moment, it is quite unclear who is now sitting in the oval office. This is quite important because Ross was only about 100 days in his first term. Whatever this person, they could have been in office for a while. Whoever is, will remain to determine what is done with the country's stake in Adamantium, one of the strongest and most valuable materials in the Marvel Universe. It's just a big deal.

For what is worth, Ross was the first consecutive character in MCC to have the title of president of the United States. We had previously seen William Sadler as president Ellis, for example, in the Iron Man 3, but it was the first time it was introduced. So is the new Potus another relatively small character? Or, does Ross step away from Marvel Studio, the opportunity to introduce a significant character in a future movie?

It is quite possible, if not likely, that the lack of recognition of whom Ross vice president had nothing to do with the discovery later. Is it possible to learn Who is the new president of the United States in the Thunderbolt*this summer? Of course, but it can only be a work politician, rather than a significant character on the pages of Marvel Comics.

Now, if we assume that this is setting up for something more, one thing we know for sure is that the introduction of adamantium into MCU means that X-Men is coming. After all, this is the substance used for craftsmanship of wolverer claws. Is it possible for this new president to be a bridge to The upcoming "X-Men" reboot within MCU? There are logical options. For example, Senator Kelly, played by Bruce Davison in the original X-Men films, is a character who can take that mantle, probably with a different actor. There is also Henry Giric, a link to the US government in comics, which also appeared briefly in the films, starring Matthew Sharp.

Although there is no evidence to support this, it is also possible, if it is unlikely, that MCC could introduce Norman Osborne. One of Spiderman's biggest enemies, the man who was once Green Goblin, eventually became president of the United States in the comics. Again, since Sony controls the "Spider-Man" franchise, this seems to be unlikely, but more sensitive things have happened. What we know for sure is that someone is in that Ross download chair, and that person now has great power.

For more of "Captain America: A brave new world", you can listen to some of my /movie colleagues have a spoiler discussion about the film about today's episode of /film Daily Podcast:

"Captain America: A brave new world" is now in cinemas.