Thursday box office numbers for Captain America: Brave New World are in, with the film earning around $12 million domestically from preview screenings, according to Deadline. On the positive side of the spectrum that figure is higher than what Captain America: The Winter Soldier grossed from its preview screenings back in 2014 ($10.2 million). However, Brave New World could not match the Thursday gross of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, which opened in the same February window back in 2023. Ant-Man 3 managed to bring in $17.5 million domestically from preview screenings, setting the stage for its $120.3 million debut over Presidents’ Day weekend.
Captain America: Brave New World is now projected to gross around $80 million domestically over the traditional three-day weekend, and $94 million over the extended holiday weekend. That figure ranks as one of the lowest box office debuts for a Captain America film, ahead of only 2011’s Captain America: The First Avenger ($65 million). Even The Winter Soldier‘s three-day start ($95 million) is higher than Brave New World‘s projected four-day haul, and Captain America: Civil War posted one of the best openings ever with $179.1 million in 2016.
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