Videos70Which Actresses Almost Played Black Widow?More like thisReview A long overdue solo outing for the Black WidowIt's perhaps not entirely fair of me, but I think I would have given this movie at least one more star if it had come out before Endgame. It was an enjoyable action thriller set in the aftermath of Captain America Civil War, filling in some details of what Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow got up to while the Avengers weren't exactly getting on. It has heaps of comedy and excellent performances from Scarlett Johansson as Natasha, scene-stealing Florence Pugh as her "little sister" Yelena, and hammy but hilarious David Harbour and morally ambiguous Rachel Weisz as her "parents". The setup was wonderfully done, with a young Nat and her "family" embedded as sleeper agents in the US but broken up when their mission ends. But while on paper the stakes were high, with Nat battling the resurgence of the Widow programme that produced her, which despite her previous efforts has come back stronger and even more exploitative, the story somehow still felt too slight to do the character justice when even on first watch we know what happens down the line. Still it was lovely to know that Nat had refound this family and particularly her little sister, and it was a great introduction to Yelena who we meet again in Hawkeye and will hopefully see much more of in future. And if you're lucky enough to have the opportunity to watch this before you've seen all the MCU Phase 3 movies, I'd recommend watching it immediately after Captain America Civil War, and at least before Infinity War and definitely before 2, 2022All MCU Films Ranked by Box Office OpeningAll MCU Films Ranked by Box Office OpeningSee which films from the Marvel Cinematic Universe had the largest domestic box office the listFAQ6Contribute to this pageSuggest an edit or add missing contentEdit page

now streaming July 7, 2021 By , a Vulture editor who writes about streaming, movies, and TV a Vulture associate editor who writes about streaming, movies, and television. A new Marvel film? Is nature healing? After a long year of delays due to the pandemic, the Scarlett Johansson–led Black Widow movie is just now making its grand debut and becoming the latest Disney film to hit both theaters and Disney Premier Access. Some Disney die-hards may already know the drill by now, but if you’re just getting acquainted with the streaming service’s rental program — or just want to know your options — we’re here to answer all your questions about Marvel’s Black Widow. Yes! Marvel is back at the movies, baby. It’s been a while, but Black Widow is finally premiering in basically every theater near you. It’s Marvel. What else would you expect? But since there’s still a pandemic going on, Disney is also giving audiences the option to watch from home, which brings us to … Yes! Black Widow will be available to watch at home on Disney+ for an extra rental fee through Premier Access. It’s a nice option for those who are apprehensive about going to the theater. There’s been a slight commotion online about Disney possibly charging more for a Marvel movie, but that’s just not true. It’s still $ to purchase a film through Premier Access on Disney+, on top of a monthly subscription to the streaming service, which is $ You can literally watch Black Widow as many times as you want after you purchase it through Premier Access. That is, unless you ever cancel your Disney+ subscription. Once you cancel your subscription, your access to Black Widow is as kaput as … well … Black Widow in Avengers Endgame. We’re sorry!! In short, yes. Even if you bought Mulan, Raya and the Last Dragon, and Cruella, you still have to pay for Black Widow. That’s the game for Disney Premier Access. It’s a vicious cycle. If you’re not one for instant gratification or are really good at dodging spoilers, Black Widow will be available to all Disney+ subscribers at no extra cost on October 6, 2021. Well, so far, Disney has been pretty consistent with releasing its Premier Access titles on digital platforms around a month after release. It even released Cruella a bit earlier than expected on rental platforms like iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon, so if you want to wait for Black Widow to hit those platforms, you probably won’t need to wait long. We’re actually reaching the tail end of Disney’s rental experiment. Right now, there is only one more announced Premier Access title left after Black Widow, and that’s Jungle Cruise. After that, the rest of Disney’s film slate is theatrical only, so films like Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Eternals, and Free Guy won’t be coming to Disney Premier Access as of yet. But if we’ve learned anything in the past year, it’s that things can rapidly change, so we wouldn’t say Premier Access is definitely over and done with. How Do You Watch Black Widow?

MoviesPublished October 6, 2021Marvel Studios’ summer blockbuster is now streaming for all subscribers on Disney+!The wait is over! Marvel Studios' Black Widow, the Summer’s 1 Movie, is the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe addition to arrive on Disney+ for all subscribers! On Disney+, Natasha Romanoff fans can enjoy the film as well as behind-the-scenes featurettes from the movie, along with deleted scenes and gag reels. Other Ways to Enjoy Marvel Studios’ Black Widow In addition to Disney+, Black Widow is also available on Digital in HD and 4K Ultra HD and Movies Anywhere! Enjoy the film in stunning Ultra HD quality and immersive Dolby Atmos audio along with never-before-seen bonus footage, including nine deleted scenes, bloopers and featurettes. Black Widow is also physically available on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD. In Marvel Studios’ action-packed spy thriller Black Widow, Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow confronts the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy with ties to her past arises. Pursued by a force that will stop at nothing to bring her down, Natasha must deal with her history as a spy and the broken relationships left in her wake long before she became an Avenger. Scarlett Johansson reprises her role as Natasha/Black Widow, Florence Pugh stars as Yelena, David Harbour portrays Alexei/The Red Guardian, and Rachel Weisz is Melina. Head over to the Black Widow hub to snag your copy today! DIGITAL Amazon Prime Video AppleTV Google Play Microsoft Movies & TV Movies Anywhere Vudu xfinity Bonus Features Include Gag Reel Take a look at some of the fun mishaps on set with the cast and crew of Black Widow. Deleted Scenes Grocery Shopping – Natasha heads into a grocery store to prepare for her journey through Norway. After a long drive, she arrives at her destination a mysterious trailer in the middle of nowhere. Bike Chase – Tailed by assailants, Natasha and Yelena speed through the city in order to escape their nemeses. Gulag Fight – Alexei squares up against several enemies and is quickly overpowered. When all hope seems lost, Natasha leaps in to lend a hand in the fight. Smile – The Taskmaster protocol is activated in a tense moment, and an iconic helmet is unveiled. Come After Me – Secretary Ross and Mason discover an important message Natasha left behind. Walk and Talk – Alexei and Melina have a playful exchange. The Taskmaster arrives and faces off with Alexei. Widows in Training – Yelena and Alexei awaken in captivity. Melina hands the Taskmaster vials while the Widows train. Kiss – Alexei and Melina reunite after the action. Natasha grieves over an untimely demise in the brutal aftermath. Ohio – Natasha witnesses the carefree nature of the Ohio suburbs through the neighborhood children. Filmmaker Introduction Featurette Director Cate Shortland introduces the film and her vision for it. Sisters Gonna Work It Out Featurette Watch Scarlett and Florence as they train, fight, and bond to become the sister duo in Black Widow. Listen as the cast and crew discuss the characters, rigorous training, and building the dynamic between the two fearsome siblings. Go Big If You’re Going Home Featurette Step back to appreciate the size and scale of Black Widow’s solo film. Shot around the world, the film balances family and drama with mind-blowing action. The cast and crew reveal the intricacies of stunts that made the film so action-packed. Watch Black Widow any way you want! Stream it on Disney+ now or reserve your copy in your preferred format! Want more Black Widow? Follow TheBlackWidow on Twitter, on Instagram, and Black Widow on Facebook for the latest on Black Widow as it develops. Sign up for Disney+ and start streaming now! And be sure to follow Disney+ on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for more.

TRAILER 158 TRAILER 224 TRAILER 130 TRAILER 208 Play all videos What to know Black Widow's deeper themes are drowned out in all the action, but it remains a solidly entertaining standalone adventure that's rounded out by a stellar supporting cast. Read critic reviews Black Widow serves up another savory helping of the blockbuster Marvel formula, with a fun family dynamic adding extra character development in the midst of all the action. Read audience reviews Rent/buy Rent/buy Subscription Buy Black Widow videos Black Widow Featurette - Future FEATURETTE 121 Black Widow Featurette - Family Reuinion FEATURETTE 127 Black Widow Movie Clip - Prison Break CLIP 103 Black Widow Featurette - Taskmaster Breakdown FEATURETTE 045 Scarlett Johansson & Florence Pugh “You Can’t Look Away” from Black Widow’ 3555 Black Widow Featurette - Ready Set Action FEATURETTE 148 Black Widow Special Look - Playmaker 100 Black Widow Movie Clip - You Got a Plan? CLIP 103 Black Widow Featurette - National Superhero Day FEATURETTE 053 Black Widow New Trailer TRAILER 158 Black Widow Final Trailer TRAILER 224 Black Widow Super Bowl TV Spot TV SPOT 030 Black Widow Featurette - Legacy FEATURETTE 130 Black Widow Special Look TRAILER 130 What We Know About Marvel's 'Black Widow' 335 Black Widow Teaser Trailer 1 TRAILER 208 Black Widow Photos Movie Info In Marvel Studios' action-packed spy thriller "Black Widow," Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow confronts the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy with ties to her past arises. Pursued by a force that will stop at nothing to bring her down, Natasha must deal with her history as a spy and the broken relationships left in her wake long before she became an Avenger. Rating PG-13 Some LanguageIntense Violence/ActionThematic Material Genre Action, Adventure Original Language English Director Cate Shortland Producer Kevin Feige Writer Eric Pearson Release Date Theaters Jul 9, 2021 wide Release Date Streaming Oct 6, 2021 Box Office Gross USA $ Runtime 2h 13m Distributor Walt Disney Production Co Marvel Studios Sound Mix Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital Aspect Ratio Scope View the collection Marvel Cinematic Universe Cast & Crew News & Interviews for Black Widow Critic Reviews for Black Widow Audience Reviews for Black Widow Jan 15, 2022 For a movie that came out too late about a character I never really cared about sorry everyone, ScarJo isn't that interesting, this movie surprised me. First of all, it made me care about the character in the way I needed to before Endgame again, timing!, but better late than never because it is nice having depth to this character and seeing her f***ed up background. Really though it's David Harbour as a desperate father figure and Florence Pugh as a sassy little sister that steal the whole movie. The action is mostly solid too, feeling more grounded and spy based, at least by Marvel standards until the obligatory cgi-fest at the end. I still don't care about ScarJo as a lead, and the movie comes way too late and is not one of the peak Marvel experiences, but it's fun and does give some depth. Nov 15, 2021 Sadly Black Widow strolls into cinema's too late. The film feels irrelevant at this moment and it's a shame she wasn't provided this film prior to Endgame. This film would have made Endgame all the more heartbreaking for the character as there's a lot of great moments here. The film brings an action packed finale that feels out of place and this has been an ongoing issue with most of the Marvel films. The villain is secondary but that's more of an issue with the story of the film. The threat and family building is the central piece of this film and sadly the villain that should have been the central villain, Taskmaster is relegated to some two-bit villain role. There was a better film here and sadly this feels empty for the character's overall journey. Aug 03, 2021 This. Was. Fun! Welcome back Marvel - oh how we missed ye. Florence Pugh as Yelena is just fantastic. When I first saw her in Midsommar, her uncontrollable sobbing in the beginning annoyed me. But she grew on me as the movie went on. She looks almost exactly the same but is transformed here and is frankly perfect as Natasha's willful younger sister. "You're a total poser." - Yelena mocking Natasha's hair-flip fight stance. David Harbour is just as good. This is the Hellboy we deserved. The scene where he's fat and disheveled breaking out of the Siberian prison is awesome. He's as gruff as he is in Stranger Things but in a more gleeful "I just don't give a fuck" way. There's are a few scenes where I busted a gut laughing at him. And then there's the tender moment with Pugh where they sing Don Mclean's classic "American Pie" So, bye-bye, Miss American Pie Drove my Chevy to the levee, but the levee was dry And them good ol' boys were drinkin' whiskey and rye Singin', "This'll be the day that I die This'll be the day that I die There's a bit of Fast and the Furious unbelievability in the big action sequences but that may just because there's no Norse God's, Iron Men or super soldiers flying through steel girders anymore. This is the first MCU movie where the 2 hour plus time wore on me. But that was likely to do the padded time for "family" building. They could've cut a lot of that out, but leaving it in added some depth to the storyline. And the tonal inconsistencies and odd joke placements were more noticeable than usual, especially some that made me cringe. Overall more backstory and flashbacks on the Red Room would've helped a lot. It wasn't explored enough to bring enough dramatic heft to its evilness. Yes, this was derivative - major Bourne and Mission Impossible vibes, TaskMaster is basically Snake Eyes from GI Joe, everybody has Captain America shields, and so on. But that didn't bother me a bit. In conclusion, I'm glad the MCU movies are back. It made me realize how much the TV shows pale in comparison to the pure spectacle of a movie juggernaut. Or maybe its just watching an honest-to-God MCU summer blockbuster on my 4K HDR Dolby Atmos home theater system. While its 115 degrees out - in freaking California. There's a scene where they are drinking vodka like water. I can confirm having been to Russia a bunch of times that is pretty typical and I have the lost liver cells to prove it. MCU Smackdown in a booming Michael Buffer announcer voice. MCU 24 You made me wait two freaking years Marvel. Jul 10, 2021 Good film! With all the ingredients of your usual solid Marvel production. Fun characters, glib dialogue, charming family dynamics and spectacular action set pieces. I was hoping for a darker, more Cold War era centric espionage film that focused on her origins and upbringing. It seems arbitrary to tell a side story that takes place just after Civil War but at the same time it works thematically and callback to existing lore will gratify MCU fans. Black Widow doesn't really feel like a fresh, powerful installment to the MCU but it gives stronger emotional context to Romanov's sacrifice and establishes great new characters that we'll see more in the future. Super Reviewer

After making her debut in 2010's "Iron Man 2," Scarlett Johansson is finally getting her first solo outing as Natasha Romanoff with "Black Widow" on Disney+.Black WidowScarlett Johansson stars as Natasha Romanoff in Marvel Studios’ action-packed spy thriller, "Black Widow."The latest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe was originally scheduled to premiere on May 1, 2020, but was delayed by the global COVID-19 pandemic and now debuts July 9. The movie is being released simultaneously in theaters and on Disney+ with Premier the the official synopsis for the film, Natasha "confronts the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous enemy conspiracy with ties to her past arises." In the movie, she is "pursued by a force that will stop at nothing to bring her down" and she "must deal with her history as a spy and the broken relationships left in her wake long before she became an Avenger.""Black Widow" was directed by Cate Shortland and produced by Kevin Feige, Marvel Studios’ president and chief creative officer. Johansson also serves as an executive though fans have seen Black Widow in numerous other Marvel films, Shortland said there was plenty left for her to explore with the Johansson in "Black Widow," Studios“I think what's exciting about the film is we're playing with the audience's expectations. We're exploring parts of Natasha that the audience has absolutely no idea about," the filmmaker said. "We explore her family, love and passion, and you get to see all these facets of her we have never seen before."For more on "Black Widow" on Disney+, check out the information belowWhen does 'Black Widow' come to Disney+?For those wondering where to watch "Black Widow," the latest Marvel offering will be available to stream on Disney+ with Premier Access on July 9 - the same day it arrives in Johansson David Harbour and Florence Pugh in "Black Widow," StudiosHow do I stream 'Black Widow' on Disney+?Anyone with Premier Access on Disney+ can access the movie on July 9, the same day it hits theaters. Premier Access allows users to watch the film as many times as they would like and is available for $ with a Disney+ subscription. For those who have yet to sign up, a subscription to Disney+ costs $ per month or $ per year. There is also a bundle option that features Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu for $ per plays Black Widow - and who else is in the cast?Johansson's name has become synonymous with the character of Natasha Romanoff, aka Black Widow, ever since she made her first appearance in 2010's "Iron Man 2." Since then, she has appeared in the following films 2012's "The Avengers," 2014's "Captain America The Winter Soldier," 2015's "Avengers Age of Ultron," 2016's "Captain America Civil War," 2018's "Avengers Infinity War," and 2019's "Avengers Endgame."Joining Johannson in her character's solo movie are Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova, David Harbour as Alexei Shostakov aka Red Guardian and Rachel Weisz as Melina Vostokoff. Ever Anderson plays a younger version of Johansson and Florence Pugh in "Black Widow," StudiosWhere does 'Black Widow' fit in the MCU timeline?According to press materials for the movie, "Black Widow" takes place between "Captain America Civil War" and "Avengers Infinity War." This specific time is important because, with the Avengers disbanded at the end of "Civil War," Natasha finds herself back in Russia prior to reuniting with her fellow superheroes to fight Thanos in "Infinity War."Given that Natasha meets her end in "Endgame," sacrificing herself in the hopes to save her friends, it makes the events in "Black Widow" all the more important for her to wrap up her story in her home time setting also means that "Black Widow" isn't the origin film many thought it might be, but fans are sure to learn more about how Natasha became the femme fatale spy everyone wants to be is owned by Disney, the parent company of ABC News and "Good Morning America."

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