Marvel's Captain America: Brave New World

Really good film. It feels like a good action film like previous installments and clever how they worked in Red Hulk! Respect to Harrison Ford for saying in an interview that Anthony Mackie was just Captain America as passed on story-wise from Chris Evans / Steve Rogers. I'm pleased they chose to reshoot what was needed to get it back to a good Marvel Standard.

Excellent film to watch. Good value and good entertainment.

Nice movie with a nice twist in it can good fight sequences and moves the story on to the thunderbolts recomend

Brilliant movie! Very good viewing.

Good film

It was ok, but not up to the standard of previous marvel films, something was missing, maybe a better director, maybe the great Stan Lee as advisor, I don't know, but overall the film was pretty flat. There are some great moments here and there, but not enough to lift it to what we expect from marvel films. Even the great veteran actor Harrison Ford could not lift this film, it's probably the worst film I have seen him in. Hopefully, the film makers can improve for future releases.

Delivery was on time and in perfect condition. The film is poor

Most of the MCU films since End game have been hit or miss as far as quality goes, with only a few that are of a level of what has come before, and this film was always going to have difficulty finding it's audience regardless of it's quality. Replacing an established and beloved character with a new one is always going to be tough, even if it does kinda follow the comic books, but most MCU film fans do not even read comic books so they are not necessarily going to be that accepting, even if it Sam is already an established character.The film itself just really does not have that strong of a storyline, with multiple antagonists, none of who are really that well fleshed out within the story. First it is Sidewinder who just comes across as a character thrown into the film for the sake of it. Then there is Thunderbolt Ross who while not the enemy per se, is certainly an antagonist. And we all know he will become Red Hulk as pretty much all of the film promotion was built around that even though he only appears about 25 mins from the end of the film and seems to last about 10 mins onscreen.The trailers were obviously used to distract from there being another antagonist who was the real big bad of the movie. When he is finally revealed there is no real surprise as they pretty much gave it away right at the start of the film with a semi-flashback sequence.None of the battles really were that amazing, and were over in no time, and the big bad (no spoilers on who it is) really wasn't even a threat at the end as he pretty much just gives up.Overall the performances from everyone were great. The action scenes were great, but the story was lacking.Not as bad as some make it out to be, but certainly not one I will revist that often unlike The Marvels which was utter tripe. It just feels like a stepping stone for what is to come.