Anthony Mackie Doesn’t Want A Solo Falcon Movie

But most of all, the film had Anthony Mackie as the Falcon.

Whilst it’s cool that Mackie is as buddy-buddy with Chris Evans off-screen as their characters are on film (and in the comics), and that he wouldn’t want to do a Falcon movie for lack of being able to hang out with him, the real problem might actually be that a Falcon solo movie sounds kind of boring. This means that there would be no Chris Evans or Sebastian Stan working alongside him. With a character who has had an increasing presence in the Marvel universe, it makes sense that people would be interested in finding out when a solo Falcon movie might happen. He said that he enjoys going in to work with the good people he works with on these films. About refusing to champion a solo movie for Falcon, the actor had this to say to IGN.

Triple 9 is set for release in the United Kingdom on February 19th, 2016 and in the USA on February 26th, 2016 and is directed by John Hillcoat (The Road) with a cast that includes Casey Affleck (Interstellar), Woody Harrelson (The Hunger Games), Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad), Gal Gadot (Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice), Anthony Mackie (Captain America: Civil War), Chiwetel Ejiofor (12 Years a Slave), CliftonCollins Jr. So I feel like when you go to work and it’s just you and it’s me – “Look at me, haha” – it takes away from that…. Kate [Winslet] is admirable. “Sebastian [Stan] is not going to be there”.

He was told that it was always possible that his Captain America co-stars could make cameos in a potential solo film.

It’s a surprising answer considering that Marvel will be looking for new heroes once they move into Phase Four and the run of Captain America and Thor films comes to an end. Hey, maybe he’s angling for a solo Captain America movie instead.

Could Mackie change his mind at some point?

After the initial dismissal, Mackie really doesn’t seem to be convinced.

Captain America: Civil War will hit theaters on May 6.