Before the new quote that will doom the already-doomed $350 million+ movie that's tracking on the same level as the bomb The Eternals, I'll just say that this isn't Anthony Mackie's invention. Marvel Comics is a leftwing asylum for untalented transgenders and fake lesbians (white women who get jobs by claiming to be LGBT, even if they're married to dudes), and they hate America and have long used Captain America to attack America. He's Captain Anti-America, and has been for decades.
Like the time where he unmasked the head of the terrorist organization The Serpent Society and it turned out to be... then-President Richard Nixon.
Anthony Mackie played Captain America's partner, the Falcon. But Marvel decided that for some reason the world needed a black Captain America, so they gave the Falcon the White Man's hand-me-down mantle.
This failed in the comics, and it's about to fail spectacularly at the box office.
And it will not help that Anthony Mackie is promoting the film -- or anti-promoting it, actually -- by saying that Captain America is too good a character to represent evil America.
Former fans already turned on this character for explicitly supporting leftwing violent terrorism, meant to evoke antifa and BLM, in the TV series Falcon and the Winter Soldier. In that show, a literal terrorist organization bombed buildings and killed civilians in order to force the word into accepting their demands for redistribution of wealth and homes to the poor. Fake "Captain America" kept insisting that these textbook terrorists were not terrorists, and demanded that people stop calling these (Regime-approved) terrorists "terrorists."
The end of the show featured him giving a woke speech of empty platitudes, including the infamous woke whine, "You've got to do better, Senator."
Do what? What exactly? Seize capital and property from people and give it to the poor? He didn't say. He just wanted the Senator to "do better."
And to stop calling terrorists "terrorists." See, the left approves of these terrorists, so they're not really terrorists.
If you don't want to watch that -- and I don't blame you -- here's the text.
MACKIE: This isn't about easy decisions, senator.
SENATOR: You just don't understand.
MACKIE: I'm a back man carrying the stars and stripes. What don't I understand? Every time I pick this thing up, I know there are millions of people out there who are gonna hate me for it. Even now, here, I feel it. The judgment, the stares, and there's nothing I can do to change it. Yet, I'm still here. No super-serum, no blonde hair or blue eyes.
(...)
MACKIE: You've got to do better senator!
Even Pitch Meeting Guy, who is no conservative, but rather a center-left liberal Canadian who speaks good French, mocked the show's insistence that people who "used violence against civilians to advance their political agenda" were not terrorists.
If you don't have time for Pitch Meeting Guy, skip to 5:16 for the stuff about this group being a terrorist organization. If you can only watch a little, then skip to 6:18 to hear Producer Guy point out that this group the show is trying to portray "in a sympathetic light" are terrorists by strict dictionary definition.
The fake movie, which opens next month (Black History month, natch), is selling very few advanced tickets.
According to box office analyst Luiz Fernando (via ComicBookMovie.com), Brave New World's pre-sales since tickets went available last Friday are nearly one-and-a-half times better than the Captain Marvel sequel, The Marvels. However, the fourth installment in the Captain America film series' early returns are on par with Eternals and "nowhere near" the maligned Phase Five opener, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
Brave New World's struggles to surpass Eternals' and Quantumania's pre-sales are cause for concern considering how both films finished at the box office. Eternals ended with $402 million worldwide, with critics and audiences lamenting it as one of the MCU's most disappointing entries. Meanwhile, Quantumania, which stars the since-fired Jonathan Majors as Kang the Conqueror, started well with $120.4 million domestically during its four-day opening in 2023, the best of the Ant-Man trilogy. However, Quantumania's momentum slowed significantly among middling reviews (46% critical rating on Rotten Tomatoes), ending with $476.1 million at the global box office against a $330 million budget, only earning a small profit.
To hell with Marvel. To hell with Disney. To hell with ABC and George Stephanopolous and David Muir.
May their stock price fall to $40.
And to hell with the entire demonic media.