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Screen Rant on MSNAvengers: Infinity War Secretly Made Captain America: Brave New World's Story Way Sadder 7 Years Before The Movie Even Released With One Major Off-Screen DeathPresident Thaddeus Ross has a surprisingly different opinion of The Avengers in Captain America: Brave New World, compared to ...
The Avengers have more than earned their reputation as Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, whether it be on the comic page or the big ...
The final scene of Brave New World has Wilson at Torres’ bedside, cracking jokes and agreeing with the now incarcerated Ross on one point: the Avengers are needed. Another sign is that Wilson ...
Captain America has saved the world once again but he still has one more mission ahead of time: reassembling the Avengers.
Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross is the man who established the Sokovia Accords, the superhero registration act that caused a civil war. So why would the man infamous for splitting up the Avengers ...
Anthony Mackie takes audiences on an adventure as the new Captain America in 'Brave New World.' Here's 'Captain America: Brave New World's' ending explained — and what that post credit scene means for ...
At the beginning of the film, Ross tells Sam that it's time to restart the Avengers – despite Ross being the one who put laws in place that effectively dissolved the team. Towards the end ...
Captain America: Brave New World features Thunderbolt Ross asking Sam Wilson to help rebuild the Avengers. The film could explore government involvement in the Avengers, posing ethical and ...
Captain America: Brave New World has one post-credit scene, and it’s a more exciting than I expected
The Captain America 4 trailers and teasers already showed that President Thunderbolt Ross (Harrison Ford) would want to reform the Avengers, with Captain America leading them. That’s not a ...
The fourth "Captain America" movie, starring Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson, has one end-credits scene that alludes to the future of the MCU.
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