The Wait is Over. 'Captain America: Brave New World' Streams Today
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Marvel's newest Captain America entry hit Disney Plus on Wednesday, May 28. You can get a standalone streaming subscription for a starting price of $10 a month to watch with ads, upgrade to ad-free or save money with a Disney Bundle.
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