This article contains spoilers for Captain America: Brave New World. One of the most significant transformations in Captain America: Brave New World is that of President Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross (Harrison Ford) into the monstrous Red Hulk,

Captain America: Brave New World brought Red Hulk to the MCU for the first time, with Harrison Ford taking on the role people have wanted to see for many years. However, despite the character being visually impressive, Red Hulk didn't leave fans wanting to see more.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe didn’t just need a villain worthy of Captain America. It needed a smash — and that’s what Hulks are for.

Brave New World. In its high-flying finale, Sam Wilson’s winged Captain America (Anthony Mackie) has just saved a Japanese fleet from mind-controlled American pilots and diffused tensions between two countries on the brink of war.

Brave New World puts the spotlight on Sam Wilson but also tackles some of the dangling plot threads from The Incredible Hulk and Eternals. You can find an explanation for how right

Brave New Soldier follows in the footsteps of three installments for Chris Evans’ Steve Rogers and four Avengers films when Rogers recruited Thor, Iron Man, Black Widow, Thor, The Incredible Hulk and more to combat threats to the world and universe.

Brave New World might be the fourth movie in the Captain America franchise, but it doesn't feel like a continuation of the character. Sure, there are references to the third entry, Captain America: Civil War,

The differences between the Leader’s designs in The Incredible Hulk and Captain America: Brave New World can be explained quite readily.