A story of liberation for the Black Widow her Soviet family and the other Widows
Black Widow is a story of liberation. Scarlet Johansson is attempting to free herself from her work with the USSR, to free her “family” which the Soviets created for her made up of her sister Florence Pugh, her mother Rachel Weisz and David Harbour as the Red Guardian. Finally, Johansson is seeking to free those who still work for the Russian state. Mixed in with that is more on the Black Widow’s origins story which had just been hinted at in some of the Avengers films.<br /><br />The need for liberation is shown when Pugh, who is a current Black Widow working for the Russians is freed from her mind control. Her sisters however are still bound to the state. The costs of that life is also highlighted in another scene.<br /><br />A new villain is introduced with Task Master. This isn’t the wisecracking one from the Deadpool comics but rather a killing machine working for Moscow.<br /><br />This all makes for a very interesting plot to keep you going in this latest Marvel adventure. My one knock on the film is that I wasn’t excited by any of the action sequences. Remember the Widow doesn’t have any special powers so she just relies upon guns and martial arts. That didn’t mean the fight scenes were bad. They were just routine. Thankfully Johansson’s quest to liberate people and her family background were compelling.<br /><br />Added bonus were the jokes they threw in. Pugh for example made fun of Johansson and her superhero landing. This was of course first noted in Deadpool but I still enjoyed it here. Even better was Harbour constantly asking Johansson if Captain America ever mentioned him. In the comics the Red Guardian was the Soviet version of Cap. It showed Harbour’s character to be so insecure. He also has some other memorable comedic moments.<br /><br />While I enjoyed Black Widow I would put it in the second string of Marvel releases with others like Doctor Strange.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Cate Shortland"], "Producers": ["Kevin Feige"], "Starring": ["David Harbour", "Olga Kurylenko"], "Studio": ["Marvel"]}

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