Does Captain America: Brave New World have a post-credit scene?
The new entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe hit theaters on Valentine's Day as Captain America: Brave New World released. Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) had his first outing as the lead after taking over the Captain America mantle from Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), trying to navigate a political landscape as he squared off with Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross.
Now portrayed by Harrison Ford following the passing of William Hurt, Ross has been elected president despite his aggressive 'Hulk hunting' of his past. Both are dealing with a mysterious villain that is using a variation of mind control to try and upend a treaty to handle the Adamantium found at the site of the emerged celestial from Eternals.
There is just one post-credit scene for the movie, and it comes at the very end of the credits.
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In the post-credit scene, Wilson visits Samuel Sterns a.k.a The Leader (Tim Blake Nelson) at the Raft super prison. After some short back-and-forth, Sterns warns Captain America about the impending multiversal overlap.
'It's coming. I've seen it in the probabilities, I've seen it plain as day. All you heroes protecting this world, you think you're the only ones? You think this is the only world?'
The next Marvel project is the Daredevil: Born Again series, which releases on Disney+ on March 4. The Thunderbolts is the next movie, which hits theaters on May 2.
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