Storyline
Natasha Romanoff, also known as 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.
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Cast
Scarlett Johansson, Olga Kurylenko, Ray Winstone, William Hurt, Rachel Weisz, David Harbour, Andrew Byron, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michelle Lee, Clem So, Florence Pugh, Ione Butler, O.T. Fagbenle, Roman Green, Ever Gabo Anderson, Paul O'Kelly, Joakim Skarli, Wong Charlie, Gavin Lee Lewis, Luigi Boccanfuso, Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Georgia Curtis, Violet McGraw, Liran Nathan, Stephen Samson, Jordyn Curet, Obie Matthew, Oliver Simms, C.C. Smiff, Ty Hurley, Lewis Young, Daniel Joseph Woolf, Simona Zivkovska, Yolanda Lynes, Jade Ma, Shaina West, Zhanè Samuels, Fatou Bah, Madeleine Nicholls, Nanna Blondell, Shawarah Battles, Tabby Bond, Yasmin Riley, Liani Samuel, Olivier Richters, Martin Razpopov, John Wolfe, David Turner, Edward L. Oliver, Dale Liner, Ahmed Bakare, Adam Prickett, Shane Askam, Rob Horrocks, Yuuki Luna, Ian Wilson, Zoltan Rencsar, Kalina Vanska, Aubrey Cleland, Marian Lorencik, Marian Lorencik, Marcel Dorian, Chad J. Wagner, Omar Alboukharey, Tyrone Kearns, Tony McCarthy, Graham Kitchen
Trailer
Reviews
80
It shouldn’t really have taken 11 years for the Widow to get her own standalone adventure. But thanks to some zesty new character dynamics and smart twists, Marvel have finally done her right.
80
For fans of Black Widow and everyone else, this episode is great fun and Harbour could well ascend to spinoff greatness of his own.
80
Whether the narrative is in amped-up overdrive or idling, the director and her magnetic cast keep us fully invested in their cautious reconnection and their ability to survive a series of life-threatening encounters.
75
Marvel’s Black Widow is a strong solo superhero effort that feels both timely and also way too late.
75
Like Jason Bourne, Natasha and Yelena were trained killers who defected, and the movie follows a similar kind of rapid-fire approach to the espionage genre as they pick up the pieces of their broken past and squabble through awkward family dynamics. The first MCU superhero movie to return to the blockbuster arena since the pandemic put the whole endeavor in jeopardy gets the job done; it’s also, by MCU standards, downright quaint.
