Black Widow Tricks Loki Scene - The Avengers (2012) Movie CLIP HD

Black Widow/Natasha Romanoff Tricks Loki - Interrogation Scene - The Avengers (2012) Movie CLIP HD [1080p]

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[Brick_Squared]

She's like, "Oh you thought I had feelings. They got rid of those when I was four."

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

When Black Widow tricks the trickster god himself, now this is a feat of intellect.

[maryhales]

Nobody could have delivered that monologue like Tom Hiddleston. Everything about this scene is pure gold.

[jaysamson]

I admire the fact that even though Black Widow knows she has no superpowers whatsoever, she doesn't feel insecure about it and feels like a vital part of the team. Kudos to her. Would love to have that kind of confidence.

[sieunju]

Loki: I'm gonna ruin this girl's life
Black Widow: Uno reverse card

[jxshh]

Just wanna take the time to acknowledge how good of an actor Tom Hiddleston truly is

[anujdaniel]

2:10 - 2:30 absolute masterpiece of a monologue. Tom Hiddleston delivered that with utter perfection!!!

[kayhaych]

“Love is for children”
Sacrifices herself so Hawkeye could live in Endgame. I’m glad Marvel said platonic love is important too

[javanm-a]

Loki in Avengers 1: The most intimidating Villian.
Loki in Thor ragnorok: iVE BeEN FaLlInG fOR 30 MiNUtEs!!!

[hunterwolfe]

I rly wish we got more scenes like this with nat that highlighted her interrogation/spy capabilities. I love when black widow plays her tricks

[acewalker]

The way Loki says “What” has me dying all the time 🤣

[my_universe]

“I’m Russian”
Loki: *pretends to know what that means*

[-yan.]

Everybody gangsta till Loki himself gets tricked

[ladykatie]

I love this scene and I so wish this kinda stuff was used more often. Black Widows real power lies in her ability to use her appearance to her advantage. You see a sexy woman tied up in an abandoned building so you don’t see a skilled interrogator stroking a man’s ego into revealing the truth, you see a woman pleading with a villain for her friend so you don’t see subtle manipulations feeling out different tactics, you see a woman in a skin tight leather suit so you don’t see the gun in your face. Natasha knows people will see her in a certain light and if they are foolish enough to do so she will make them regret that for the rest of their lives and I lover her for it.

[Crimson_Sun]

I like how the moment Natasha turns off the act, you can tell Loki's thinking "Wait, what?"

[fideispears]

Not only is Dreykov’s daughter mentioned here but her last line “thank you for your cooperation” was reused in Black Widow against Dreykov himself. They really paid attention to the callbacks in that movie!

[Reyloscoven]

I love this scene. Loki is used to manipulating people like Thor who will believe whatever he says, and he’s so shook when she outsmarts him HAH

[hihi]

I firmly believe, at least internally, Loki gained some type of respect for Natasha after that. It's hard to trick the god of tricksters.

[eddiekalista]

I feel like this is the first time we really get to see Black Widow as more than just eye candy. Almost every scene before this is either sexy girl, or sexy girl fighting. This scene really shows her skill set being used perfectly, in a way that doesn’t use her attractiveness to undercut her character.

[blackpinkluv]

Black widow: finally gets her own movie
Cornavirus: ha! No!