Black Widow: Independent Film Will Not Be Restricted

Marvel's standalone film "Black Widow" is currently in the script rewriting stage. There are reports that this highly anticipated film will be an R-rated movie. In this regard, Marvel's Kevin Feige said that this is not accurate. Feige said: "The film will never be restricted."

As a pure-blooded Marvel movie produced by Disney, it is almost impossible to be filmed as restricted. Although Marvel has made some attempts at restricted films, it is obvious that this will not be Marvel's first choice.

Black Widow is an American Marvel Comics superhero. She first appeared in Tales of Suspense No. 52 (April 1964) and was created by editor Stan Lee, screenwriter Don Rick and cartoonist Don Heck. Her real name is Natalia Alianovna Romanova, also known as Natasha Romanoff. Born in Stalingrad, the former Soviet Union in 1928, she was trained as an agent by Soviet agents since she was a child. After the Soviet government genetically modified her body in the secret facility "Red Room", her aging speed was greatly slowed down, and her immune system and resistance to blows were enhanced. In addition to her own years of physical and mental training, she has become like a deadly poisonous spider "Black Widow". Later, she betrayed the former Soviet spy organization "Red Room" and joined the Avengers. She is only 8 years younger than Captain America.

In fact, the success of R-rated movies has promoted the development of movies on the one hand, and made the audience look forward to the birth of restricted movies on the other hand. But no one knows whether a story should be filmed as restricted. Obviously, in Kevin Feige's mind, the story of Black Widow does not need to be filmed as a restricted movie at all.

At present, the confirmed director of the film is Australian female director Cate Shortland, but the film has no specific shooting and release arrangements.