BLACK WIDOW: The Real Meaning of the Movie and Her Journey in the MCU | MARVEL CHARACTER BREAKDOWN

Black Widow's journey in the MCU has finally come full circle. In this video we break down the character of Natasha Romanoff, her story in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the full meaning hidden symbolism of her solo film. We trace a path through her tie in the Red Room, to her life as a SHIELD agent, an Avenger, a fugitive, and finally, the best friend of Clint Barton.

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[hellohogo]

FINALLY! Someone on youtube actually understands the characters story arc and why the BW movie is important. Absolutely fantastic review👏🏼

[Turtle]

I almost feel like you’re analysis on Black Widow should be attached to the movie. Thanks, it’s given me a better appreciation for the movie as well.

[pydron]

This was such a fantastic analysis of Black Widow!

[pandanganmatiyn]

This review had me in tears just about every minute. I never appreciated Nat's character in the MCU but now I sure do. Oh how I wish she responded to Yelena's whistle in the post credit scene of the movie.

[muskaan]

This movie made me so sad, especially the end credit scene. Finally when Nat reunited with her sister, she dies and now Yalena is whistling alone 🥺

[tenphes]

This was a really good dive and cool way to look at her character. Since she hasnt had her own movie, her growth has been in little pieces over many movies. By pulling all of these clips together, you really see how much growth Natasha had. Thanks for a great video.

[Mithrandir]

This is by far the best video about Black Widow. All of the others I have seen, even some good ones just don't "feel" right. This makes sense. Thanks for the great video.

[berlinglasgow]

Didn’t realize Loki called her out on drakovs daughter wild

[zaphodbond]

This video gives a better send off to Black Widow than the movie did. Thank you for reminding us how awesome her character is.

[JosefinaQB]

all that matters is that shes wearing yelenas jacket through all of infinity war

[hankthepatriot]

K, this made me tear up! This philosophical breakdown is heartwarming and impressive!

[portoc]

This is an incredibly well thought out and emotionally gripping essay. You had me in tears 5 times. Thank you for putting this together.

[timberland]

I can’t stop thinking about how good her character progression could’ve been if Black Widow came out after civil war. When I was watching infinity war, I kept wondering why I felt such a disconnect with her character, and it never occurred to me how much time actually passed between her being on the run to her fighting against thanos. There was so much growth that happens in Black Widow, and her arc never felt as complex as the rest of the avengers coming into the Infinity war/endgame storyline.

I’m glad she got her time to shine as one of the OG avengers, but it feels too late. Her story ended with endgame, and I think it was a big risk to push the movie back so far and to not have this progression happen before her death.

[czarinagarcia]

I was heart broken in Endgame when Nat died, but after watching Black Widow it really did give her sacrifice more meaning and brought a little closure to us fans.

[ErickEstebanComedy]

You’re really great at connecting all the dots to see the bigger picture & your breakdowns really enhance my perspective on the main themes & storylines. It’s awesome storytelling of storytelling!

[linaroncallo]

this character study alone was a million times more compelling and emotional that the black widow movie itself. I love how passionate and touching you are whenever you want to convey these beautiful stories!

[MeganW]

Damn it. Now I'm even more sad that she sacrificed herself.

[jillian]

The best overview analysis of Natasha's journey through the Marvel onscreen storylines. You cut to the heart of the character perfectly. Bravo!

[michaelmcchesney]

In point of fact, Nat did hesitate, if only for a moment, before releasing all the Hydra/Shield files. I think Scarlett Johansson played that scene very well and that hesitation let the audience know there were things in her past she didn't want revealed. But she only hesitated for a moment because she was willing to pay the price to do what she thought was right.

[karenthomas]

Her last moments make me cry. Every time. Scarlet full on nailed it and Clint's grief just adds to the pain. We watch him lose his best friend and it's crushing.