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MCU's 'Captain America: Brave New World' Name Change from 'New World Order' Explained
MovieWebStory by Anthony Lund
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Marvel shifts gears with 'Captain America: Brave New World' title switch, steering clear of 'New World Order' controversy.
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- The film was initially announced as 'Captain America: New World Order', but the title was changed to avoid potential backlash over the loaded 'New World Order' phrase.
- Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige explains the title change was a 'proactive' decision to steer clear of any political baggage and keep the focus on the film's heroic themes.
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Kevin Feige, Marvel Studios, Captain America: Brave New World, Captain America: New World Order