There Marvel Cinematic Universe has a new Sentinel of Liberty, and he’s played by Anthony Mackie! As of late, the fan-favorite actor has been celebrating the release of Captain America: Brave New World,

However, Anthony Mackie has some big and hilarious thoughts about it, including one qualm about Chris Evans that fans couldn’t stop laughing about. Anthony Mackie Really Wants You To Know That Chris Evans ‘Wasn’t Running That Fast’ In Winter Soldier While Anthony Mackie is the new Cap and Captain America: Brave New World,

Marvel Studios continues to expand its cinematic universe with Captain America: Brave New World, a political thriller that positions Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) as the true heir of Steve Roger’s (Chris Evans) mantle.

There's an American desire for Black people to lead the charge when it comes to effecting change, and now even a Black superhero film is asked to wage war against MAGA-land, something that never would've been expected of a Captain America film in the past,

After ending the storyline for Chris Evans' Captain America, Marvel now looks to actor Anthony Mackie to don the superhero's mantle with a fresh perspective but familiar face.

To quote Marvin Gaye’s “Trouble Man,” “There’s only three things that’s for sure: taxes, death and trouble.” Captain America: Brave New World, starring Anthony Mackie as the star-spangled successor to Chris Evans’ retired Super-Soldier,

Mackie wore an IWC Portugieser Chronograph in the “Dune” configuration, a modern take on a watch the brand has been producing since the 1930s. Funnily enough, the watch is almost an almost exact match for a piece that former Captain America Chris Evans wore while he was in the red-white-and-blue suit.

When asked if Anthony Mackie is the MCU’s permanent Captain America, Moore simply says: “He is. He is. And we’re so happy to have him.”

Captain America: Brave New World's lead Anthony Mackie explains why Chris Evans' Steve Rogers picked Sam Wilson to be the new Captain America. Read on to know the details. Anthony Mackie believes Chris Evans' Steve Rogers made the best choice passing his ...

Antony Mackie wants a verbal showdown in Avengers: Doomsday with Chris Evans, which could benefit Mackie's character. Marvel Studios must avoid Mackie's idea of a verbal confrontation in the film since it would weaken his version of Captain America.