Brave New World has been marketing its entire movie around one main selling point: Harrison Ford’s Red Hulk. While Tim Blake-Nelson was originally believed to be the main villain of the movie, returning to his The Incredible Hulk role of The Leader after 17 years,

Brave New World have been revealed, and they pay homage to Thailand's rich culture. We also have news on the movie's rating (and yes, it's a PG-13).

We’re just under a month until the release of Captain America: Brave New World, and the Marvel film is providing fans with a special behind-the-scenes look at the making of the Marvel Cinematic Universe epic.

Per the AMC Theaters website, the runtime is one hour and 58 minutes, which makes it the shortest Captain America installment to date. 2011's The First Avenger clocks in at two hours and four minutes, while 2014's The Winter Soldier is two hours and 16 minutes and 2016's Civil War is two hours and 27 minutes.

Captain America: Brave New World is off to a good start…sort of. With less than a month to its cinematic debut, the MCU 2025 opener’s ticket pre-sales have been better than previous Marvel bombs but nowhere near the numbers of the MCU’s high days.

Brave New World is preparing for takeoff at the box office. The Anthony Mackie-fronted Marvel Studios movie hit pre-release tracking service The Quorum and is projected to open with upwards of $95 million when it flies into theaters over Valentine’s Day/Presidents’ Day weekend on Feb.

Brave New World has hit three-weekend tracking with a number that’s similar to what we saw recently, that being $95 million-plus over four days. The movie opens February 14 over the Presidents Day/Valentine’s Day weekend.

Brave New World’s opening domestic box office projection leaves a lot to be desired. Deadline reports the number to be “$95M+ over 4-days.” That’s Thursday February 13 (previews) through Sunday the 16th.