The American Cinematheque Awards brought out Kevin Feige, Jeremy Renner, Jon Favreau, and more — plus whispers of a post-“Black Widow” Marvel project on the horizon.
The “WandaVision” star praised her former MCU colleague and expressed her own concerns about the future of streaming.
Disney is taking Scarlett Johansson to task over her lawsuit regarding the day-and-date streaming release of “Black Widow.”
Johansson says she was promised an exclusive theatrical release, and by putting the movie on the streaming platform, Disney and Marvel breached her contract.
With IP driving the future of franchises more than famous faces, Johansson’s lawsuit raises questions about how stardom can retain its currency.
A major actress sues a major studio: It may be the first, but it also may not be the last until the “artificial back end” becomes standard practice.
“We didn’t want it to feel like she needs the support,” director Cate Shortland said about nixing MCU cameos.
With Johansson’s final bow as super spy Natasha Romanoff finally happening thanks to “Black Widow,” look back on her 10 best roles.
“You have to be a part of the change,” the actress said about playing a role in her MCU character’s evolving look.
Shortland dug deep into cinema history to find inspiration for decades’ worth of bruising battles, helping shape an MCU film that actually leaves a mark.
The first new MCU movie in over a year gets the job done. It’s also, by MCU standards, downright quaint.
The first reactions are also singling out the film’s “bruising” action sequences.
