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August 5, 2024 Anthony Mackie reveals game-changing ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ spoiler

Anthony Mackie reveals game-changing ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ spoiler

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has seen its fair share of spoiler leaks over the years, with actors like Tom Holland and Mark Ruffalo known for accidentally revealing details. However, Anthony Mackie, who plays Sam Wilson, aka Falcon and the new Captain America, recently dropped a bombshell about the movie “Captain America: Brave New World”. During an interview with Entertainment Weekly, he, along with fellow stars Harrison Ford, Danny Ramirez, Tim Blake Nelson, and Giancarlo Esposito, revealed a significant detail about an established MCU character, potentially annoying Marvel Studios’ head honcho Kevin Feige.

Mackie and his co-stars didn’t seem particularly upset or embarrassed about the reveal. It’s possible that they’ve been given permission to discuss certain details without going into too much depth. If not, Feige might be at home right now, frowning and lamenting how the studio has another situation on its hands similar to what happened with Holland. So, what exactly did Mackie say, and is it something we should be excited about?

What Captain America: Brave New World spoiler did Anthony Mackie reveal?

Mackie and Ford’s exchange went like this:

Mackie: “The events of Hulk and his film don’t pertain to this movie at all.”

Ford: “Aw, come on, man!”

Mackie: “When he shows up… Not Red Hulk! The other Hulk! There are multiple Hulks! So, when he shows up…”

Ford: “There are?”

Mackie: “Yeah. But there’s only one Red Hulk.”

Ford: “Good.”

Mackie: “There’s only one.”

Ford: “Okay, man. Good.”

Mackie: “That’s it. Solid. There will never be another Red Hulk.”

Ford: “I’m happy! Okay go on, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to interrupt.”

Mackie: “When he shows up, his world, his universe, his story, is completely separate from what… the way we utilize him in our story.”

There you have it – Mackie’s big reveal was that the original Hulk from the MCU, played by Mark Ruffalo’s Bruce Banner, will appear in “Captain America: Brave New World.” This will likely lead to an epic showdown between the Red Hulk and Hulk. So, to clarify, yes, fans have every reason to be excited.

Also, Mackie mentioned “multiple Hulks,” suggesting that characters like She-Hulk and Skaar might appear as well. This is just speculation at this point. If any of this turns out to be true, it would be a huge relief for Sam Wilson, as he seems to be outmatched in his fight against Red Hulk, even with the help of other non-superpowered heroes like Joaquin Torres, the new Falcon played by Ramirez. It’s worth noting that Ford recently pretended not to know who Red Hulk was, so it’s possible that there’s some misdirection going on with Mackie’s comments. However, it seems unlikely they would get fans’ hopes up about a Ruffalo appearance if it wasn’t happening, so we can assume it is.

We don’t have to wait too long to find out, as Captain America: Brave New World will be released in theaters worldwide in February 2025.

July 28, 2024 ‘Avengers 5’ Just Got Major Title Change

‘Avengers 5’ Just Got Major Title Change

Marvel Studios has announced a major change for the upcoming fifth Avengers film. Originally named The Kang Dynasty, the movie will now be called Avengers: Doomsday. The Russo Brothers will return to direct the film, and Robert Downey Jr. will portray the iconic role of Doctor Doom. The movie is scheduled for release in May 2026. The announcement was made at San Diego Comic-Con 2024, surprising fans. The film’s title change from The Kang Dynasty to Doomsday suggests a shift in the storyline from Kang to the introduction of Doctor Doom as a key antagonist.

This major change signifies Marvel’s shift away from the multiverse and Kang-centric storylines that they had been developing from 2021 to 2024. The decision comes after Jonathan Majors was let go from his role as Kang the Conqueror. With Majors no longer part of the project, Marvel has chosen to use this as an opportunity to take the story in a new direction, focusing on a villain who is more down-to-earth and dangerously threatening.

Who Is Doctor Doom?

Victor von Doom, also known as Doctor Doom, is one of Marvel’s most formidable and iconic villains. Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, he was introduced in The Fantastic Four #5 in 1962. Doom is the ruler of the fictional nation of Latveria and possesses an unparalleled genius-level intellect. He is a master scientist and sorcerer, and his armor provides him with superhuman strength, durability, and a wide range of advanced technologies.

Doom is often motivated by a mix of personal vendetta, a thirst for power, and a twisted sense of duty to save humanity, albeit through his authoritarian rule. His complex character has made him a compelling adversary not only for the Fantastic Four but for the entire Marvel Universe. Doom’s introduction into the MCU, especially portrayed by Robert Downey Jr., is expected to bring a new level of depth and intrigue to the franchise. It’s uncertain whether Downey will play Victor von Doom or simply Tony Stark who becomes Doctor Doom as a variant character, but hopefully it is the former.

July 11, 2024 Wait, did Ryan Reynolds just let slip that Hugh Jackman will stick around as the MCU’s Wolverine?

Wait, did Ryan Reynolds just let slip that Hugh Jackman will stick around as the MCU’s Wolverine?

Have you noticed something about the Deadpool & Wolverine marketing? Even though Hugh Jackman announced his return to his beloved role in 2022, the upcoming movie has never promoted itself as Logan’s last ride. In contrast, the 2017 movie Logan heavily marketed as the character’s final appearance turned out to be misleading. Given how audiences respond to finales, like Avengers: Endgame, it’s surprising that Marvel hasn’t emphasized this angle. Perhaps this is because Jackman might not be done playing Wolverine, and he could have more appearances in the MCU. What if Ryan Reynolds confirmed this?

Co-stars, brothers, and prank-masters Reynolds and Jackman are currently on a world tour to promote Deadpool 3. Most recently, they were in Berlin where Reynolds praised his old pal during a fan event by saying, “There’s only been one Wolverine, the reason is no one can do it except him.”

Just one friend praising another? Maybe, but this would be an interesting thing to say if Marvel was actively seeking a new Wolverine, as we had previously thought. Kevin Feige has confirmed that the launch of the X-Men and mutantkind into the MCU will begin with Deadpool & Wolverine. We assumed this meant a rebooted and recast team was on the way. Perhaps this will be true for everyone else, but it seems that Jackman will continue to be the one and only Wolverine for a while longer.

There have been persistent rumors that Jackman could return for a major role in Avengers: Secret Wars. It’s clear that he’s enjoying this unexpected second wave of Wolverine, as he has even declared that Deadpool 3 “exceeded anything else” he’s ever done as this character — yes, including Logan. Given that, it would surely be quite easy for Reynolds, Feige, and others to convince him to stick around for a few more movies. In other words, Taron Egerton should back off because Jackman is not done yet!