Is it too late for a Black Widow movie in the Marvel Universe?

Is it too late for a Black Widow movie in the Marvel Universe?

Marvel is working on a movie about Black Widow, but it's too late for a character who has been around for nearly 10 years in the Marvel Universe.

Marvel Studios has finally started developing its own film, Black Widow, which has been fanning for nearly 10 years since Scarlett Johansson debuted as Natasha Romanoff. in Iron Man 2. But it was too late.

Since launching Marvel Cinema in 2008, Marvel Studios has successfully raised it into a billion dollar brand, and has been preparing for a 10-year milestone this year. In order to build this space on Stage 1, they have launched a series of movies with the suggestion of connection through the credits, promising that the heroes will gather in The Avengers later. .

In 2012, Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Captain America (Chris Evans), Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and The Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) temporarily left the brand to gather together, with the contribution of Other heroes are Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) and Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson). Since these are the only two characters of The Avengers who never had their own films, fans immediately called on the producers of the film to be individually or both, or at least a prelude to the story. Budapest is mentioned in The Avengers. However, although Kevin Feige's Marvel Studios leader has always been open to the possibility of a Black Widow movie for many years, the 2018 project is a must-have.

Marvel Studios recruited screenwriter Jac Schaeffer from the Blacklist series to pen the first draft of the Black Widow movie, which made the movie almost a hit in Stage Four of the Marvel Universe. If you look at the movie's schedule to date, the earliest Black Widow movie to premiere will be the second half of 2019, right after the Avengers 4 and the second part of Spider-Man, but it could also be on 2020 or later. In general, Black Widow will not have his own movie for at least nine years after his debut, and about seven years have passed since he expected a movie for her. To this day it may be too late.

Because Marvel Studios has not revealed their specific plans for Phase 4, it is likely that they have calculated for this project to debut after the Avengers 4 for some time. So far, the only film scheduled for that year is Spider-Man's second. However, the third part of Guardians of the Galaxy and Doctor Strange 2 is also expected to reunite the audience after the Avengers 4. Now, we can look forward to the return of the Black Widow, although not sure the location. specific of the film in this stage 4.

Even so, Marvel Studios has been planning Black Widow for Marvel Universe at some point, no doubt about it being the most anticipated female lead. In fact, fans are also looking forward to the launch of Captain Marvel, but that is a movie that is still in the planning phase from 2014.

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In a movie franchise where the number of movies has an actor named Chris more than heroines, one reason that fans are always campaigning for the movie is because they want to see more movies. More heroine in the Marvel Universe. And to be honest, Black Widow has been their only heroine for a long time, and it's definitely a great option for an independent movie.

Fortunately, the Marvel Universe has introduced a number of other female characters, such as Valkyrie, Scarlet Witch, Gamora, Nebula, and Hope Van Dyne / Wasp. But like the Black Widow before, they are always just a supporting character in a male group or movie. Because Black Widow is one of the most important female characters in the universe, the assassination of Russians by Scarlett Johansson was made in a separate film. As well, due to the large number of viewers waiting for the film, it is almost certain to draw many people to the theater to witness the independent performance of Natasha Romanoff.