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Marvel Has Officially Found Its ‘Black Widow’ Director
Marvel Has Officially Found Its ‘Black Widow’ Director
Marvel Has Officially Found Its ‘Black Widow’ Director
Although Marvel sure did drag their feet on the way to committing to the Black Widow movie, we gotta give credit where credit’s due: The studio was very thorough in finding the right director to take on Scarlett Johansson’s highly-anticipated solo film. Over the course of several months, Marvel met with 70-ish female directors before making their final selection. And the director of Black Widow is… (make up your own drumroll, please)
Marvel Is Finally Making a Black Widow Movie
Marvel Is Finally Making a Black Widow Movie
Marvel Is Finally Making a Black Widow Movie
Better late than never, though still incredibly tardy to the party, Marvel has finally come to their senses: Black Widow is getting her very own movie. After years of promising to give everyone’s favorite Avenger a proper outing (and after just about everyone involved in the MCU urged them to do so), the studio has tapped a screenwriter for Scarlett Johansson’s long-overdue solo film — and she’s a promising one, too.
The Women of the MCU Want Their Own ‘Avengers’-Style Movie
The Women of the MCU Want Their Own ‘Avengers’-Style Movie
The Women of the MCU Want Their Own ‘Avengers’-Style Movie
The first movie in the MCU — Iron Man — was released in 2008. Nine years and 16 films later (17, including next month’s Thor: Ragnarok), and Marvel has yet to release a superhero movie led by a woman, much less multiple women. Yes, Captain Marvel is on the way, but not until 2019. In the meantime, the studio could be doing a heck of a lot more with its leading ladies. That’s where Tessa Thompson comes in.
Luc Besson Is Working on ‘Lucy 2’
Luc Besson Is Working on ‘Lucy 2’
Luc Besson Is Working on ‘Lucy 2’
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets proved that perhaps not all passion projects are meant to come to fruition. Director Luc Besson may be pleased with how his ambitious (and horribly miscast) sci-fi epic turned out, but it was a total bomb at the box office, effectively nixing any plans for a sequel…for that film, anyway. The French filmmaker has apparently entered the rebound stage of his big-budgeted heartbreak, returning to his last successful cinematic relationship in the hopes of rekindling that box office magic.

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