With Captain America 4: Brave New World now weeks away from release, fans are eager to learn the box office prediction for the upcoming Marvel film. A sequel to 2021’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, the movie sees Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) trying to embrace the mantle of Captain America, as he deals with a deadly conspiracy spanning the globe and U.S. President Thunderbolt Ross’ (Harrison Ford) offer to become an official government agent.
So how much is Brave New World going to make at the box office? Will it flop or succeed? Here is the box office prediction for Captain America 4.
How much is Captain America 4: Brave New World predicted to make at the box office?
Captain America 4: Brave New World is projected to make $86-$95 million on opening weekend.
This comes from a recent Deadline report. Moreover, according to the tracking website The Quorom, the film has the highest awareness percentage rate when compared to its fellow 2025 releases like Mickey 17 and Novocaine, standing at 64. It also has the highest interest, theater, and fee rates at 60, 56, and 65 percent, respectively.
However, Box Office Theory projects a much higher range of $81-107 million for the film on opening weekend. To back this figure range, they state various reasons, like the anticipation from hardcore fans to see the new Captain America, Sam Wilson, finally grace the big screen, and Harrison Ford’s inclusion in the film as Thaddeus Ross/Red Hulk.
Will Captain America 4: Brave New World flop or succed?
It remains to be seen as to whether Captain America 4: Brave New World will flop or succeed.
Unconfirmed reports suggest that the budget for the upcoming Marvel flick shot up to over $300 million. If this is true, then Disney and Marvel will have a tough time making the money back, especially when coupled with marketing costs. (via World of Reel)
Captain America: Brave New World was helmed by Julius Onah, known for his work on The Cloverfield Paradox and Luce. Besides Anthony Mackie and Harrison Ford, the film features Danny Ramirez, Shira Haas, Xosha Roquemore, Carl Lumbly, Giancarlo Esposito, and Tim Blake Nelson.
