At time of writing, latest figures put Brave New World’s global box office at $370.8 million dollars, with $176.5 million of that coming from the United States. This means the MCU sequel has just edged out the first Captain America film from 2011, which took in $370.6 million worldwide.

Captain America: Brave New World served as a fresh start for the iconic character, with Anthony Mackie in the lead role and the legendary Harrison Ford entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe for the first time. However, despite the name value that the character provides, the movie ended up being mixed in terms of its success levels.

While Marvel certainly has some big things on deck for the rest of 2025, Captain America: Brave New World continues to be a somewhat underwhelming endeavor.

The Robert Pattinson-led film still has a long way to go to achieve profitability, after being produced on a budget of $118 million.

Well, this was as inevitable as Thanos. After a month into its theatrical run, the end is now in sight when it comes to Captain America: Brave New World‘s total box office gross, and all the signs are pointing to the Anthony Mackie vehicle avoiding its potential to be a full-blown flop,

The Sentinel of Liberty won't be free from box-office scrutiny if Captain America: Brave New Worldcontinues its respectable yet unspectacular run at the box office. The latest Captain America sequel looks set to finish its theatrical stint as one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's lowest-grossing films.

Brave New World's box office has passed that of Chris Evans' first MCU movie as Steve Rogers, despite all the negative reviews.

The science fiction movie “Mickey 17” with Robert Pattinson opened in first place at the North American weekend box office, ending the three-week run of Marvel’s “Captain America: Brave New World” in the top spot.

Captain America; Brave New World features the long-awaited return of an old supervillain who could still become the best antagonist in the entire MCU.