Marvel's Captain America Brave New World Has a LOW Opening in India –

Captain America Brave New World low opening 

Marvel Studios' struggle for a big opening and hit film in India continues with their latest outing, Captain America Brave New World. Julius Onah's superhero flick is struggling greatly at the Indian box office, and even the southern states are not seeing any good response. If early estimates are anything to go by, then Marvel is set for a flop with this one.  

Captain America Brave New World box office collection in India:

Anthony Mackie's first theatrical release as Captain America was lacking in pre-release buzz, and the marketing and promotions in India weren't encouraging either. The film collected approximately 5.50 crore nett on its first day in India. The new Bollywood release Chhaava is running to packed houses and is outshining the Marvel flick by a huge margin.  

Captain America: Brave New World will need to see a significant jump in collections to survive at the box office, which doesn't appear very possible with the current momentum. The critics' reviews are mixed, while the audience reactions aren't helpful either. The film has received a "B" CinemaScore from the audience, which is one of the lowest for any Marvel Cinematic Universe movie.  

Captain America Brave New World Review: Marvel's Not-So-Brave Dud

Based on the mind-hacking concept, the film stars Anthony Mackie, Danny Ramirez, Shira Haas, Carl Lumbly, Xosha Roquemore, Giancarlo Esposito, Liv Tyler, Tim Blake Nelson, Sebastian Stan, and Harrison Ford. The face of between captain America and red Hulk is the major highlight of the film, but it's not being appreciated due to dated presentation.

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