The Black Widow film isn’t a history in light of the fact that Scarlett Johansson doesn’t need one. As an individual from the first Avengers, Natasha Romanoff has been in the MCU since Phase 1. Be that as it may, dissimilar to the greater part of his male partners, she didn’t have her performance film until Phase 4, and to aggravate it, when the character’s dead in the establishment.
Regardless of her demise in Endgame, Marvel Studios is expecting to appropriately wrap up the character’s bend in Cate Shortland’s Black Widow. Rather than completely handling Nat’s set of experiences, the film will be set in the middle of Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War as she reunites with her Russian “family.” According to Johansson during Screen Rant’s visit on the arrangement of the film, this is by all accounts an incredible bouncing point for her independent story as she would not like to go further back on schedule however look forward into what’s to come. Johansson said:
Post-Civil War felt like a happy chance to begin. We never expected on doing a history, I never needed to do a history since I simply didn’t have any desire to return that [far], I needed to push ahead despite the fact that we are returning, however it’ll bode well when you see it.
Apparently the most intriguing piece of Johansson’s statement, nonetheless, is her bother about how Black Widow by one way or another pushes ahead. Nat is as of now dead in the MCU, subsequently why the independent film is a period piece. Given this present, it’s interested what she implies by the film pushing her story ahead. Restoring the character is practically impossible as it could degrade her generally disputable passing. Otherwise, she may be alluding to Yelena being set up to be the following saint to take on the moniker in the MCU after Black Widow.