Anthony Mackie leads the MCU’s next chapter in 'Captain America: Brave New World.' See the cast, release details, and more here.

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Captain America: Brave New World and other MCU titles await on Disney+! Grab the ad-supported plan, which stars from $9.99 a month. Or take the ad-free route and pay $15.99 a month.

While Brave New World‘s theatrical run is already over, the movie is now available to stream on the Disney+ streaming platform, meaning a whole new audience is ready to discover it.However, they ...

Ironheart will bring down the curtain on Marvel Phase 5 in the very near future, and, with the Dominique Thorne-starring TV ...

Captain America: Brave New World is now streaming on Disney+. The action-packed Marvel sequel stars Anthony Mackie as the new Cap, caught in a global crisis following a tense meeting with ...

Brave New Worldis finally on Disney+, bringing Sam Wilson's first big-screen adventure as Captain America home for fans to ...

Brave New World is officially streaming on Disney+ instead of Netflix or Hulu. The move comes over three months after the film initially released in theaters, during which time it made over $400 ...

Anthony Mackie returns as the new Cap in ‘Brave New World.’ Here’s everything to know about the film and its Disney+ release. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is entering a new phase, and at ...

It took Lilo & Stitch less than a week to earn more than Captain America: Brave New World at the worldwide box office, but there's some good news for the MCU movie as it's doing well in Blu-ray ...

Captain America: Brave New World had been available to purchase digitally, and the Blu-rays hit shelves earlier this month.Now, the film can be watched at home for “free” with a Disney+ ...

Marvel's Captain America: Brave New World is now streaming on Disney+. The movie was met with a decidedly mixed response from fans and critics alike, but do you think it was warranted?