Following Steve Rogers' (Chris Evans) decision to go back in time and be with Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) at the end of Avengers: Endgame (2019), Marvel fans all over the world have been anxiously waiting to see Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) shine as the new Captain America.

Brave New World” launches Anthony Mackie’s feature film takeover of the resolute superhero with his distinctive shield.

Brave New World" sees a new hero carry the star-spangled shield on the big screen, as Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) untangles a conspiracy targetting President Thunderbolt Ross (Harrison Ford). But those who haven't seen the recent "Avengers" movies might be wondering why Wilson is now Captain America and not Steve Rogers (Chris Evans).

But the latest installment in the comic book-inspired film franchise will place the actor front and center, focusing on his character, Sam Wilson, as he carries on the Captain America legacy, having been left the iconic shield by its former holder, Steve Rogers, played by Evans.

“Captain America: The First Avenger” is foundational to the Captain America character. It’s here where you meet Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) and learn about the Super Soldier Serum that made him Captain America. You also gain an understanding of the type of values he holds, what he symbolizes and why he is “one of the best,” according to GameRant.

Brave New World” director Julius Onah gave an interview with Vanity Fair and cooled down controversy over Anthony Mackie’s viral comments about the film representing America. The actor ignited right-wing outrage last month during a Q&A in which he said that “Captain America represents a lot of different things,

The mantle of Captain America is more than just a shield and a title, it’s a symbol of hope, resilience, and unwavering justice.