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After several delayed premiere dates and a long wait, Black Widow is finally making its way to screens and streaming services near you. The mid-MCU prequel film starring Scarlett Johansson in the title role will give Marvel fans a new look into Black Widow’s life and family in a never-before-seen story that takes place between the events of Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War.
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The film was originally slated to release in May 2020, but the pandemic delayed the release. Now, the film will make its way to theaters on July 9, 2021, but you can also find it on Disney+ with its Premier Access service on the same date.
When is the Black Widow release date?
Black Widow will be available on Disney+ Premiere Access starting on Friday, July 9.
However, if you prefer to see it in theaters you can catch the movie a little earlier. Black Widow actually premiered in the United Kingdom on July 7. In the U.S., the earliest screenings start on July 8
Where to Watch Black Widow?
Black Widow will be available to watch in cinemas and on Disney+ with Premier Access.
That’s right, fans have a choice in how they get to watch Black Widow, either in the movie theatre or from the comfort of their own home. Fans in the US can book tickets for Black Widow here while readers in the UK can do the same here.
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The film begins releasing in cinemas worldwide from July 7th while the film’s Disney+ release will coincide with the film’s arrival in the US at midnight Pacific Time on July 9th. That translates to 3am ET in the US, 8am here in the UK, 12:30pm in India and 5:00pm in Sydney, Australia. In countries where Disney+ is not available, Black Widow will be exclusively releasing in cinemas.
Black Widow playing in theaters?
Yes! Marvel is back at the movies, baby. It’s been a while, but Black Widow is finally premiering in basically every theater near you. It’s Marvel. What else would you expect? But since there’s still a pandemic going on, Disney is also giving audiences the option to watch from home, which brings us to
How To Watch Black Widow on Disney+
Black Widow will be available on Disney+ with Premier Access where the streaming service is available. The streaming service is available on several brands of smart TV, Amazon Fire TV sticks, games consoles, phones and PC.
Fans wanting to watch Black Widow on Disney+ will have to pay for Premier Access (which costs USD $29.99 / GBP £19.99 / AUD $34.99 / EUR €21.99) on top of their existing subscription. Black Widow is not the first film to arrive using this method as Mulan, Raya and the Last Dragon and Cruella all released via Premier Access.
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If you don’t want to pay for Premier Access, Black Widow will become available to all Disney+ subscribers on October 6th, 2021. As the film is being released on Disney+ (as well as cinemas) Black Widow will not be available on the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime Video or HBO Max.
When will Black Widow be available on Disney+ for free?
If you’re not one for instant gratification or are really good at dodging spoilers, Black Widow will be available to all Disney+ subscribers at no extra cost on October 6, 2021.
Black Widow (2021) Reviews
In many ways, Black Widow is a peculiar film, simultaneously relic and preface, an epilogue that occurs before the story ends, and, with Florence Pugh’s Yelena Belova, an introduction of another piece of the post-Phase 4 MCU. And it was all these things before COVID-19 pushed back its release way, way back.
It seems unlikely Black Widow was ever envisioned as more than a coda to grand finale of Endgame, one that set up a baton exchange between Widows while doing what MCU movies do best—print box office money for the Mouse.
Yet in other ways, especially as relates to its genre-specific weaknesses, Black Widow is all too familiar.
Set after the events of Captain America: Civil War, Black Widow opens with a Widow on the run, and makes it clear her ability to hide comfortably outpaces the efforts of people like Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross (William Hurt) to seek. The early scenes and overall plot arc of the film suggest a familiar—and savvy—approach by Kevin Feige and company.
Within the larger context of the MCU, and outside of the “gang’s all here” milestones of the Avengers movies, the individual films have worked best when all the costumed shenanigans have been placed within the conventions of established genres: Captain America: The Winter Soldier is a Cold War thriller, Ant-Man is a heist, and Guardians of the Galaxy and Thor: Ragnarok, space opera.
Director Cate Shortland tries to leave this particular loaf of unacknowledged concussions, fractures and tissue damage with family drama and trauma. Flashbacks and present action introduce Rachel Weisz as Melina Vostokoff and David Harbour as the single traditionally superpowered character in the movie, Alexei Shostakov (a.k.a., the Red Guardian). Beyond the general joy of seeing Weisz in another comic book adaptation, these scenes work well initially—the flashbacks and jailbreak in particular—but as the scope of the current crisis, and the role of Weisz’s character in it, is revealed, the jokes don’t so much land as disappear down a bottomless pit.
- Director: Cate Shortland
- Writers: Jac Schaeffer, Ned Benson (story); Eric Pearson (screenplay); Stan Lee,
- Don Heck, Don Rico (based on the Marvel comics by)
- Starring: Florence Pugh, Scarlett Johansson, Rachel Weisz, David Harbour, O-T Fagbenle, William Hurt, Ray Winstone
- Release Date: July 9, 2021
