Disney’s Black Widow Release Plan Continues Endgame’s Natasha Failure

Black Widow is still has the intention to released in theaters in 2021, but this only continues Avengers: Endgame’s Natasha Romanoff failure. Although the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Infinity Saga has come to an end with Spider-Man: Far From Home after the events of Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, that doesn’t mean that all the original Avengers will be left behind, and while Thor is getting a brand-new undertaking in Thor: Love and Thunder, the MCU will take sees back a couple of years to reunite with Natasha Romanoff in Black Widow.

Set between the events of Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War, Black Widow follows Natasha Romanoff( Scarlet Johansson) while she’s on the run after the Civil War conflict, eliciting her to return to Russia. There she reunites with her Russian “family”- Yelena Belova( Florence Pugh ), Melina Vostokoff( Rachel Weisz ), and Alexei Shostakov/ Red Guardian( David Harbour)- and is forced to confront a risky scheme with ties to her difficult past. In the process, she will come across Taskmaster, a scoundrel which are capable of simulated the physical movements of anyone he find, presenting him the upper hand in any battle. Black Widow has been going through numerous defers due to the coronavirus pandemic, but Disney’s insistence on liberating it theatrically exclusively retains hurting the character.

Black Widow obligated her MCU debut in Iron Man 2 before she participated the rest of the Avengers in the 2012 movie The Avengers, and followers asked for her to get her own movie ever since. Black Widow remained a member of the Avengers until her demise in Avengers: Endgame when she sacrificed herself in Vormir so Hawkeye could take the person stone and return to their present with it. As Natasha didn’t die as a result of the snap, she couldn’t be brought back, but Marvel is giving the gathering one final chance to see her in action in Black Widow, but the constant stalls has actually affected the movie and the specific characteristics, and not only in terms of relevance.

Surely, Black Widow should have happened long ago, but MCU fans were still interested in seeing her in her own escapade after Avengers: Endgame, but the many delays as a result of the coronavirus pandemic have inevitably moved that interest decline. While Disney has already exhausted some of its movies that couldn’t affected theaters on Disney+( some for a special price ), the studio refuses to do the same with Black Widow and insists on releasing it theatrically( with the latest appointment being May 7, 2021 ). Although it deserves a theatrical release, numerous cinemas around the world are still closed or have limited capacity, and many beings( understandably) aren’t comfortable going to theaters yet, so many won’t be able to watch the movie.

This is only the latest addition to a long list of ways in which the MCU failed Black Widow, most recently in Avengers: Endgame, where she was the one chosen to die when in the previous movie, Captain America made it clear that they “don’t sell lives”, more that’s exactly what happened- and to make things worse, it happened to the one character with an incompatible characterization through all her appearances that didn’t give her grow( at least Hawkeye, the other forgotten Avenger, get full Ronin and back to being a hero in the same movie ). Now, after being simply a area maneuver rather than an active player in Avengers: Endgame, her movie won’t be able to get the attention and audience it deserves, simply because Disney insists on releasing Black Widow in cinemas. The expense is done, but hopefully, Marvel will learn from all their Black Widow mistakes and improve the depicting and fibs of its female heroes.

Next: Why Phase 4 Needs To Explore Black Widow’s Death For Bucky’s Sake