Black Widow Ending Explained: How It Connects To The Wider MCU
Black Widow might end Scarlett Johansson's MCU story, but it looks ahead to the franchise's future as well as tying into other Marvel movies.
Black Widow is a film about Natasha Romanoff in her quests between the films Civil War and Infinity War. This is the 24th installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the first solo film for Black Widow, one of the original six Avengers. The character previously appeared in seven MCU films, including all four Avengers movies. Black Widow was originally scheduled for May 2020 but was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Black Widow might end Scarlett Johansson's MCU story, but it looks ahead to the franchise's future as well as tying into other Marvel movies.
Black Widow's opening credit scene shows some dark events, but one behind-the-scenes detail makes Natasha's traumatic childhood even more devastating.
Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff has always been a key MCU character, but the Black Widow star's time in the franchise has come to an end.
Scarlett Johansson describes what it was like for her during the time of her Disney lawsuit over Black Widow and how it impacted her life.
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Marvel executive Andy Park reveals that Natasha Romanoff’s costume in Avengers: Infinity War was retroactively given a deeper meaning in Black Widow.
Yelena Belova made her MCU debut in 2021's Black Widow, and she's proven to be a skilled combatant that uses a mix of several different martial arts.
There was a Black Widow planned long before the MCU brought the character to life. Its release would have impacted the MCU in many different ways.
Dreykov's extreme villainous nature in Black Widow was evident. While his depiction was overtly sinister, the role still left much to be desired.
Black Widow didn't get her own solo movie until 2021 despite being an original Avenger since 2010, but it could be best for the MCU's Young Avengers.
Black Widow is filled with fantastic action-packed sequences, fun comedic beats, and themes of family, even while it shortchanges Natasha herself.