Sarcasm, humor make Black Widow a movie to watch

If you have not watched the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s newest release Black Widow, then please stop reading and make your way to the nearest theater or premier access on Disney+. Scarlett Johansson once again plays Natasha Romanoff and teams up with Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova in a heartfelt origin story.

This story takes place after Captain America Civil War when the Avengers are split up over the Sokovia Accords; half of the Avengers are imprisoned while the others are on the run. The platform of this movie is full action spy and espionage, with a strong family alliance.

Romanoff and Belova track down the very person who not only created them but an entire system of female widows. The only way to win is to lean on the one thing the girls never expected to or had experience doing. They had to rely on family, well, sort of.

Quick wit, and sarcastic humor explode at every turn. Black Widow takes you on an emotional ride, as well. This movie is sitting at 81% rotten tomatoes score but audience score is 92% due to a fantastic supporting cast this is a solid standalone movie that builds on the MCUs story line.