Brave New World has officially hit Disney+, and there are some harsh realities to consider about the movie on a re-watch.

Captain America: Brave New World features The Leader as a villain, not just Red Hulk, giving fans a surprise. Funko Pop figures reveal The Leader's appearance is different from the comic version ...

Beyond Sam Wilson, Brave New World ‘s biggest connection to Civil War is Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross, who becomes president ...

as we hear Leader’s voice. “Have you ever asked yourself? Who’s playing who?” There’s a flurry of footage thrown at the viewer, with it culminating in a showdown between Captain America ...

Captain America: Brave New World's reshoots remain ... Among the many changes was The Leader's appearance. That was altered significantly during additional photography, something confirmed ...

The original look of Tim Blake Nelson’s Samuel Sterns/The Leader for Captain America 4, also known as Captain America: Brave New World, has been revealed. Nelson played Samuel Sterns in 2008’s ...

and it was announced a short time later that the Leader's return was indeed happening, but in Captain America: Brave New World. This makes a bit of sense, considering President Thaddeus ...

"We were originally brought on to design and apply the practical makeup for The Leader on the incomparable Tim Blake Nelson in Captain America: Brave New World. As often happens in film ...

As expected, the Leader’s comic past is primarily as a Hulk villain and not as an enemy of Captain America. Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, the same iconic duo who gave the world Spider-Man and Dr ...

until now. While it's great to see Marvel finally following up on that particular loose end, it is a little surprising that The Leader is being positioned as a Captain America villain rather than ...

After premiering the first teaser trailer earlier this month, Marvel Studios has provided additional information on Captain America ... that he will be the leader of the nefarious Serpent Society.