Captain America: Brave New World never actually refers to returning Incredible Hulk character Samuel Sterns (Tim Blake Nelson) as The Leader — cowardly, if you ask me. But when the supervillain’s bulbous green head is on screen, Brave New World doesn’t skimp.

Brave New World is immense. The first-ever theatrical motion picture headlined by Sam Wilson’s iteration of Captain America not only featured staples of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, but also contained key players from The Incredible Hulk and even a Celestial from Eternals.

Actor Tim Blake Nelson's wonderfully goofy take on the Leader helps forgive a lot of the clunkier parts of Brave New World. But the character would have been so much more impressive had it followed the model set by the groundbreaking comic book series The Immortal Hulk.

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Globe is inspiring student leaders across the country with a special block screening of Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Brave New World, an event aimed

The latest Disney-Marvel offering brought in another $15 million according to studio estimates Sunday, when most of Hollywood's attention was on the Oscars. The Anthony Mackie-led “Captain America: Brave New World” opened strong at about $120 million on a three-day weekend last month,

Brave New World barely surpasses three of its predecessors on Rotten Tomatoes' MCU rankings, continuing an undesired Marvel trend.

WRITETHRU: Refresh for chart and more anaylsis….It’s the best of times and worst of times at the box office. 2025 has clicked past $1 billion (in fact it did last weekend), +11% over the same Jan. 1-March 2 frame a year ago,