'Captain America: Brave New World' Sets Streaming Release Date
Anthony Mackie stars as Sam Wilson, who took over as superhero Captain America after Steve Rogers passed him the shield. The story builds on his iteration of the character in the MCU TV series Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and drops Sam into an evil plot that may or may not involve President "Thunderbolt" Thaddeus Ross (Harrison Ford).
The movie premiered in theaters in February and also features Danny Ramirez, Giancarlo Esposito, Xosha Roquemore, Carl Lumbly and Liv Tyler. Scroll on to find out when to stream, and be sure to stay for the post-credits scene.
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Marvel's newest Captain America entry will arrive on 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 one of the Disney Bundles.
Disney Plus carries all Marvel content, including TV shows and movies like Daredevil: Born Again and all the Avengers films. You can sign up solely for the service, or get a bundle that packages it with Hulu and/or ESPN Plus. Bundles cost from $11 to $27 a month.
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