Brave New World, Anthony Mackie has shared some insights into how the movie sets the stage for Sam Wilson's story to continue in Avengers: Doomsday.

Starting a whole new era for the star-spangled superhero, Captain America: Brave New World – after numerous delays and reshoots – finally comes out on February 14. Contrary to Thor: Love and Thunder,

Brave New World's director Julius Onah explains how Sam Wilson's lack of superpowers define the movie's approach to action.

Brave New World starring Anthony Mackie, Danny Ramirez, Harrison Ford, and others, will reveal a lot of answers on what the future of the MCU looks like. Releasing a week away from now, the film is generating a lot of buzz with various speculations about what the film will unveil,

The second film in the MCU has rarely factored into the universe as a whole, beyond William Hurt’s Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross making recurring appearances in later films. That changes with Captain America: Brave New World, which will see Liv Tyler and Tim Blake Nelson reprise their roles as Betty Ross and Samuel Sterns/Leader, respectively.

“Captain America: The First Avenger” is foundational to the Captain America character. It’s here where you meet Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) and learn about the Super Soldier Serum that made him Captain America. You also gain an understanding of the type of values he holds, what he symbolizes and why he is “one of the best,” according to GameRant.

Anthony Mackie stopped by to chat with Audacy Atlanta V-103’s ‘Big Tigger Morning Show’ all about ‘Captain America: Brave New World.’ Getting into what it’s like being a Black Captain America, what make’s Sam Wilson’s Cap stand on his own,