CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD Still Reveals A First Official Look At The MCU's New Falcon

I hope the funeral scene isn’t for Torres. I liked him in FATWS and hope he lives to fly another day

Has Captain America's boots always been so shiny? Looks Iron Man-ey.

Looking forward to their dynamic!!.

Big brother/little brother seems like a good way to to describe it (maybe even mentor/mentee) given what we saw in FaTWS…

Mackie and Ramirez seemed to have a good chemistry with each other so hopefully it carries into this aswell.

Oh how times change…

That malatrova person is so weird

Wish they kept the white suit

Off-topic: In a separate interview with IGN, James Gunn says that Lanterns will come around in June which is near Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow's release date.

https://www.ign.com/articles/james-gunn-hints-when-green-lanterns-tv-show-release-date-approach?utm_source=twitter

He also talked more about the project itself:

In a recent interview with Gunn, the writer-director-producer told me where the recently cast Green Lantern TV series Lanterns fits in the schedule.

“It's really Creature Commandos, Superman, Peacemaker, Lanterns, Supergirl,” Gunn said. “And then some things people don't know.”

When asked for clarification if Lanterns would arrive before Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow hits theaters on June 26, 2026, he said that “we'll see when it comes out, but they're around the same time” and “we're getting ready to go” into production on Lanterns.

The series stars Friday Night Lights’ Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Rebel Ridge’s Aaron Pierre as John Stewart, and will apparently feature the two Green Lanterns in a more grounded story as they team up to investigate a “True Detective-type mystery.”

Of course, some fans were complaining over the casting of Chandler, who will be playing an older version of Hal Jordan than is typically seen. To this Gunn laughed, saying, “Wait a second, comic book fans had an opinion on casting. What are you talking about!?”

He added: “The truth is Chris [Mundy] and Tom [King] and Damon [Lindelof] wrote an amazing series, like an incredible series. I'm so excited for people to see this. It's very grounded, very believable, very real. The kind of things that you would never think that would be the truth about a Green Lanterns television series. And very human, adult and wonderful. And the story that they wrote fit a couple of actors who were of these ages and so that's who they cast. Those were their choices. I totally backed them up. I love them.”

Gunn also noted that Pierre was almost cast as Adam Warlock in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, although the role ultimately went to Will Poulter. Not surprisingly, he had nothing but praise for the two Lanterns leads, saying that he’s long wanted to work with Pierre and that “Kyle's just magnificent” as Hal.


“So I'm really excited for people to see what those guys have come up with,” said Gunn. “But everything is to serve the story. The story is always first. The scripts are always first. And we would never be making this show if Chris and the guys hadn't turned in wonderful, beautiful scripts.”

He looks fine.

Now all they need to do is increase his acting skills from good character actor to outstanding charismatic leading man, then they might have a winner.

I'm confused why two Falcons.

I eagerly anticipate the chemistry between Sam Wilson and Joaquin Torres in "Captain America: Brave New World." Their interactions in "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" were fantastic, showcasing a dynamic blend of camaraderie, humor, and mutual respect. How they supported each other through challenges and shared their aspirations added depth to their characters and laid a solid foundation for their relationship.

As Sam takes on the mantle of Captain America, I’m excited to see how Joaquin, who has his own journey and aspirations, will fit into this new chapter. Their bond has the potential to evolve into a powerful partnership, with Joaquin possibly stepping into a more significant role as a sidekick or even a hero in his own right. The chemistry they developed previously hinted at a strong friendship that could be tested and strengthened in the face of new challenges.

Moreover, the themes of legacy and mentorship are likely to play a crucial role in their interactions. Sam's experience and wisdom as the new Captain America could provide valuable lessons for Joaquin, while Joaquin's youthful energy and perspective might inspire Sam to embrace his new role in fresh ways. I can’t wait to see how their relationship unfolds, especially in the context of the more significant Marvel Cinematic Universe, and how they will tackle the challenges that come their way together. Overall, I believe their dynamic will be one of the film's highlights, adding emotional depth and excitement to the story.

Cap's sleeves annoy me. I would prefer it if he rolled his sleeves up.