The brave new world has cleared a very low band at the box office

After three weekends, the final fate of “Captain America: the brave new world” really comes to the spotlight. Director Julius Onah’s latest record in the Captain America franchise, which is on the side of Marvel Studios Plus, has broke out with a cashier on three weekends. This is a feat, which can qualify for relatively few films. To date, it has also been avoided that Marvel Cinematic Universe’s history is becoming the lowest contribution. Unfortunately, this will still be quite low in franchise films as far as their cash register will be.

Brave New World, representing Anthony McKia’s first solo film as our new captain America, was on the top with about $ 15 million in the local market last weekend. Overall, however 2025 Oscars overshadowed the cashierIn the area, moreover, with the focus thriller “Last Breath” ($ 7.8 million) was the only movie that entered the market, Marvel’s latest was essentially unobtrusive. But as it helps for the optics of the Disney and the idea of ​​the house, the numbers of this number are increasingly unexplained.

So far, the film has attracted $ 341.8 million worldwide. It puts it above 2008 “incredible Hulk” ($ 265.5 million) and 2023 “Marvel” ($ 199.7 million), still the lowest MCU movie of all timeAt this rate, Brave New World is likely to finish $ 400 million, which would transfer it to the Eternals around the Eternals ($ 401.7 million) or possibly “Shang-Chi and ten-ring legend” ($ 432.2 million). Namely, however, the pandemic hindered both these films much more. On the other hand, this film has no such excuse. It is also not disputed for several weeks, painting a much gloomier picture.

What we continue to see is the power of MCU because we need to look at pop culture entertainment. Most of the lowest MCU films were released After “Avengers: Endgame” ($ 2.8 billion) helped to wrap the infinity saga in 2019In the area, the pandemic certainly did not help, but between Disney+ shows that promote excessive saturation and recent films in the franchise that earns average reviews (including Brave New World), Marvel struggles to find consistency.

Of the 35 mcu films that have been released since 2008, Brave New World will only work better than about five of them. With the announced budget for $ 180 million, it will also fail in theaters. Note that this does not take into account inflation, which will only make things look much worse for an ona political thriller. That shows how far the franchise has fallen in recent years with “Deadpool & Wolverine” ($ 1.3 billion worldwide) that now serves as an exception not a rule. Something is wrong.

Looking at the future, Marvel Studios is “Thunderbolts*” that hit theaters in May with the long -awaited “Fantastic Four: First Steps”, which arrives shortly after July. Both of these films have mixed prospects because “Thunderbolts*” is not the name that the audience is familiar with and is largely used by B -level characters to put a new super team. Meanwhile, previous adaptations of Fantastic Four don’t have to really be a mark. If this can break the cycle, it will give Marvel its best shot to secure a big victory before “Avengers: Pastarday” and “Avengers: Secret Wars” conclude Multive Saga. It is clear that Kevin Feige and Co. The gears need to be changed because what happens right now does not work at the level it needs.

“Captain America: A brave new world” is now in theaters.