Black Widow has a July 9 release date in theaters and on Disney Plus (additional fee required) and is directed by Cate Shortland and stars Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, David Harbour, O-T Fagbenle, and Rachel Weisz.
Synopsis: 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.
Latest Black Widow news:
With Black Widow getting pushed back until 2021, promotion on the movie has gone silent, but a new image of stars Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh has hit the net. The actresses are on the cover of the latest issue of Marie Claire magazine which has a featured article revealing the pair as Natasha Romanoff and […]
Emily Blunt happens to be rumored to play an alternate universe Black Widow in Doctor Strange 2 “In The Multiverse Of Madness.” Recall that back in January that it was reported that while filming Disney’s Jungle Cruise that Emily Blunt talked with Marvel about something which was speculated to be Fantastic Four but now it’s
The Black Widow, Eternals, and Shang-Chi release dates have been pushed back due to fears surrounding the coronavirus that have shut down movie theaters. The release date changes follow WB pushing back Wonder Woman 1984 to December and while 70% of theaters are back open, the capacity is less than 100% with the social distancing
Following a seventh month absence of promotion as Feige and company went MIA with the coronavirus fears, Marvel fans finally got their fill with the WandaVision trailer for Disney Plus that absolutely obliterated anything put out by Black Widow. It turns out those MCU fans were so starving that the number of views for the
Black Widow is a movie about the abuse of women says star Florence Pugh which follows Scarlett Johansson’s own comments that the flick is a feminist #metoo movie. “One of the most interesting things about the film is how far [director Cate Shortland] went with it,” Florence Pugh told Total Film. “This film is about
It’s again claimed that the Black Widow release date will change and get delayed, which is due to fears surrounding the coronavirus closing down movie theaters. Last week saw Deadline offer there are whispers that Black Widow could move from its Nov. 6 release date, with sister publication Variety adding today that Disney will likely delay Black Widow, though no
Release dates for Marvel’s Black Widow, DC’s Wonder Woman 1984, and WB’s Dune could get delayed as the coronavirus fears are still causing shutdowns across the world, with theaters also at less than full capacity. Black Widow release date change Regarding Marvel’s Black Widow, which is currently due out Nov. 6, Deadline offers “there are
Deals with issues surrounding the Time’s Up and the #MeToo movements.
The big movie theater shut down due to fears surrounding the coronavirus may continue until mid-2021, according to an analyst in the entertainment industry, which may mean no new films will get released. Brooks Barnes, a Hollywood reporter for the New York Times, tweeted Thursday: Media analyst Doug Creutz in a new report: “We now
Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige may kick off their big promotion for the MCU when the NBA season resumes and airs on ESPN at the end of July. Since the start of the coronavirus, Marvel and Feige have been silent, and with it known Marvel Studios won’t be a part of the upcoming Comic-Con At
If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the deleted scene from The Avengers: Infinity War revealing the transformation of the Smart Hulk, as Banner talks with Black Widow and Falcon. The footage sees Black Widow and Falcon come upon the Hulk where Black Widow thinks it’s the “Big Guy” of old; however, it’s “Smart
Despite having a slew of upcoming content, Kevin Feige and Marvel Studios are said to be sitting out of the upcoming Comic-Con At Home virtual convention. Marvel.com recently released the Marvel schedule for the Comic-Con, which didn’t include anything from Marvel Studios, and now Deadline offers a further update. “We hear Marvel is sitting on
Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige may be ditching the upcoming San Diego Comic-Con at home virtual convention. If I had to guess, I would guess that Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige are probably going to hold their own virtual convention at a later time (similar to what WB is doing with DC FanDome) where they
A short description for a new Black Widow trailer offers the footage is rather weak as it’s basically nothing new. While two new trailers have reportedly been classified and are set to be released, it’s claimed that one of the Black Widow trailers has been screened in Canada. A Twitter user offered up details mentioning
What should come really as no surprise seeing how Natasha is dead, the director of Black Widow confirms Scarlett Johansson’s character is getting replaced by Florence Pugh’s Yelena, the next character of The Avengers to get the boot. Speaking with Empire Online, Cate Shortland offers: “[Kevin Feige] realised that the audience would expect an origin
New Disney CEO Bob Chapek offers an update on the Disney company including The Mandalorian, Black Widow, theme parks, movie releases, and TV releases. Theaters reopening Regarding getting back into theaters, Chapek offers he doesn’t think it will be that difficult (Mulan opens in theaters July 24): I think it’s going to be a stair
Black Widow’s alternate death scene in The Avengers: Endgame has surfaced online which offers a different take on the Soul Stone scene. In the theatrical version, Black Widow and Hawkeye go to Vormir and encounter the Red Skull in wraith form who tells them a sacrifice has to be made in order to get the
Marvel Studios has released a new Black Widow poster that features the new release date, November 6. The Nov. 6 release date was previously held by Eternals, which has now taken the Feb. release of Shang-Chi, with the other MCU movies following suit. The updated MCU release date schedule is as follows: Black Widow: November
The MCU movies Black Widow, Doctor Strange 2, Thor 4, Captain Marvel 2 and more get new release dates from Disney due to the coronavirus shutting down movie theaters worldwide. Black Widow gets moved from May 1, 2020 to the release date that Eternals had, November 6, 2020. Eternals moves to Shang-Chi’s old date of
Black Widow is a family drama says Scarlett Johansson in the latest issue of Total Film Magazine. While the release of Black Widow is presently on hold, a bit of promotion comes from Total Film which features an interview with the Avengers actoress. “One of the themes of the film is family. What is family?
It’s learned that Black Widow has a new composer, which follows the film’s release date getting canceled due to the coronavirus. It’s reported that composer Lorne Balfe (Mission: Impossible – Fallout, The LEGO Batman Movie, The Crown, Bad Boys for Life) has replaced Alexandre Desplat (The Shape of Water, Godzilla, Harry Potter and the Deathly
David Harbour, who plays the Red Guardian in Black Widow, gives the okay for the film to be released through video-on-demand. While participating in a live Instagram Q&A, Harbour spoke about the Marvel film. “My publisher also sent me an email saying Black Widow had been postponed and I think I replied ‘shocker,’” Harbour said.
Apparently Black Widow is still getting a theatrical release, as rumors surfaced earlier offering Disney might be going the video-on-demand route due to the coronavirus shutting down movie theaters worldwide. CBM claims to have reached out to “a contact at Disney” who says Black Widow is “definitely” getting a theatrical release at some point, meaning
Disney and Marvel Studios are considering releasing Black Widow through video-on-demand, according to online rumors. Update: It’s claimed Black Widow is still getting a theatrical release and not VOD. Original article continues: Last week saw Marvel cancel the May 1 release date for Black Widow because of the coronavirus shutting down movie theaters across the
While Black Widow is currently on hold from getting released, check out a batch of new images associated with the movie including Red Guardian, Scarlett Johansson as Natasha, Florence Pugh as Yelena, Taskmaster and more. Regarding Black Widow being on hold, Disney recently announced the release for the film has been postponed indefinitely as a
With Black Widow postponed because of the coronavirus, it is said the delay won’t affect the timeline of MCU’s Phase 4 plans. The info comes from Variety who posted an article questioning if the woes surrounding the coronavirus could “hammer” the success of the MCU. According to the site, an insider close to Marvel Studios
What should come as no surprise, Marvel has canceled the Black Widow release date due to the coronavirus. With movie theaters around the world closed, Disney and Marvel Studios have delayed Black Widow until further notice. Disney also delayed the releases for New Mutants, Mulan, and Antlers. Black Widow was originally supposed to be released
As a result of the coronavirus, Disney has removed New Mutants, Mulan, and Antlers from its release schedule and is currently looking for new dates. Mulan was originally slated for a March 27 release; New Mutants for April 3 and Antlers on April 17. As of now, Marvel’s Black Widow that gets released May 1
Marvel Studios releases the Black Widow final trailer offering a look at new footage from the film. “At some point we all have to choose between what the world wants you to be and who you are,” the video description teases. Black Widow gets released on May 1, 2020 directed by Cate Shortland starring Scarlett Johansson,
Marvel’s Black Widow movie, DC’s Wonder Woman 1984 and Universal’s F9 are currently safe from seeing their released dates changed due to fears surrounding the coronavirus. The release date for James Bond: No Time To Die was recently pushed back due to the coronavirus fears, with Warner Bros. also canceling the NYC premiere of Superman:
