We’ve waited so long for Black Widow it’ll be surreal when it’s actually out. Natasha Romanoff’s solo adventure was originally due in May 2020, but the COVID-19 pandemic saw its release date repeatedly pushed back. Now, finally, it’s coming on July 9 and will be the first MCU movie since Spider-Man: Far From Home in 2019.
In a first (and potentially also a last), Black Widow will be simultaneously available in theaters and on Disney Plus. As such, the streaming network has begun getting audiences hyped, and has just launched a collection that recaps Natasha’s MCU story. The key art showcases the characters’ various looks over the years and is the deep shade of crimson being used throughout the marketing campaign.
To MCU fans the movies included won’t be a surprise: Iron Man 2, The Avengers, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame. Black Widow is also featured in the collection, marked as “Coming Soon to Disney Plus”.
Disney Plus grouping movies together to focus on a particular hero or theme is a fun feature and one I expect to see more of as their many new movies and TV shows launch. Loki got the same treatment last month, catching us up with the god of mischief’s story in time for the premiere of his solo show last week. We’ve also seen them group films by their phases and, in one of the coolest collections, offering the entire MCU in timeline order (beginning with The First Avenger and ending with The Falcon and the Winter Soldier).
We’ll likely see this showing up for other returning MCU characters, so keep your eyes peeled for Doctor Strange, Hawkeye, Thor, and Black Panther collections when their upcoming sequels are almost out.
So, roll on Black Widow, as I’m itching for a new MCU movie. It’s been far, far too long.
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