Marvel's latest release, "Captain America: Brave New World," has had a successful opening weekend, surpassing the record set by Universal's "Dog Man" with a $40 million debut. The film is projected to exceed $90 million over the extended Presidents Day holiday weekend, keeping it on track with expectations. Despite some lukewarm reviews and a B- grade from Cinema Score, industry experts are closely monitoring the film's performance in the coming weeks to determine its true success. The fourth installment in the "Captain America" series features Anthony Mackie taking over the lead role from Chris Evans, marking a new chapter for the franchise. Alongside Mackie, the film also stars Harrison Ford and an ensemble cast, with Julius Onah directing. Meanwhile, Sony's "Paddington in Peru" is also making waves in its opening weekend, projected to earn $17 million through the four-day frame. The film's positive reception from critics and audiences alike bodes well for its box office performance.