Brave New World are ahead! Although Captain America: Brave New World is the fourth installment of the Captain America film series, and 35th of the Marvel movies in order overall, it really serves more as a follow-up to MCU entries The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,

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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.

Brave New World. The Incredible Hulk has been buried in the annals of MCU history. Released on the heels of the wildly successful Iron Man, the 2008 Hulk solo film was supposed to help build out the new Marvel Cinematic Universe and seed a long-awaited Avengers movie.

It may have been released seventeen years after the fact, but nevertheless Marvel's newest superhero extravaganza "Captain America: Brave New World", winds up as something of a soft sequel to 2008's "The Incredible Hulk".

Given the film's many connections to The Incredible Hulk, how come Mark Ruffalo's Hulk isn't in Captain America: Brave New World? Here's the answer.

Brave New World almost included another MCU Avenger. Director Julius Onah explains why the possibility didn't pan out.

Brave New World, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) takes on the challenge of defining himself as the new Captain America, all while dealing with political tension, rogue superhumans, and sketchy allies. The film dives into a world full of international chaos and a tangled web of power struggles.