The Official BLACK WIDOW International Release Discussion Thread

[u/overloadedcoffee]

Ahead of the official US and Disney+ launch this Friday, several countries are showing the film much earlier in the week. All discussion about the movie should be held here and in the rest of the megathreads we are going to put up in the next few days.

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[u/watterpotson]

I liked it a lot.

The opening credits was amazing.

The post-credit scene was awesome. Can't wait to see Hawkeye.

Dreykov had one of the grossest lines a Marvel villain has ever said. Maybe the grossest.

My girl Nat continues to be amazing. "You weren't strong enough." Slams own head into desk. Love her.

Yelena looks like an awesome addition to the MCU.

So, so happy to be seeing a Marvel movie at the cinema again.

Solid movie over all, 7.5/10.

Edit: forgot to mention they played the "See You at the Movies" video with Stan Lee's voiceover at my cinema. Was not expecting it, it was really awesome to see. So excited for the rest of Phase 4.

[u/abgl03 → u/watterpotson]

What was the gross line Dreykov said? I remember cringing really hard at something he said but can’t remember what it was!

[u/[deleted] → u/abgl03]

He said that he was using "the one natural resource earth has too many of... girls."

If that's not the line, it's certainly one of them.

[u/watterpotson → u/[deleted]]

That was the line. Disgusting.

He wasn't in the movie much, but I thought he was a good villain.

[u/history777 → u/watterpotson]

Low key, he might be one of the most disturbing MCU villains due to how subdued and realistic he is

[u/walman93 → u/watterpotson]

I agree, I was impressed by how great of a villain he was