3 Things Parents Should Know before Taking Their Family to See ‘Captain America: Brave New World’

Sam Wilson is a superhero with unwavering courage, sharp instincts, and a strong sense of justice. He’s also a superhero with big shoes to fill.Sam is Captain America. Well, he’s the new Captain America. The original Captain America was Steve Rogers, the super soldier who fought evil and delivered world peace before retiring and passing his shield to Sam, who previously fought alongside him as Falcon.It’s now Sam’s turn to battle evil on behalf of the red, white, and blue. Not surprisingly, the American president — Thaddeus Ross — wants his help.    “Help me rebuild the Avengers,” President Ross tells him.Ross believes Sam can help bring peace to the world just as a major discovery threatens to divide it. That discovery is adamantium, a rare metal mined from a mysterious island in the Indian Ocean that promises to revolutionize the fields of medicine and defense. This virtually indestructible metal, Ross says, is the “discovery of the millennium.”Peace, though, is fragile. Mere seconds before the U.S. hosts a peace summit with the world’s most powerful nations, an attempt is made on Ross’s life — shattering any illusion of stability.The gunmen are apprehended, yet Sam is adamant that a mastermind was pulling the strings.But who was it?The new Marvel Studios movie Captain America: Brave New World (PG-13) follows Sam as he searches for a shadowy figure and uncovers a dangerous plan that threatens world peace. Here are three things parents should know about it. Warning: spoilers ahead!Photo Credit: ©Marvel
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