Black Widow (Cate Shortland, July 9, 2021) Movie • Page 5

New photos

 

They look like stills from a Star Wars promo

 

Fake Disney+ tweet removed

 

hopefully y'all see that that's fake

 

y'all got trolled lmao

 

jesus i suck

 

this is why you don't look at like eight tabs at once folks!

 

Lol, right there with you. Godammit!

 

Didn’t think I would get to cross post this today but...

edit: Mulan being real makes me think they could actually do it for this one. Maybe put it up for Thanksgiving since they’re planning their drops around holiday weekends

 

What did I miss?

 

fake tweet saying this would be VOD for $30

 

Mulan is going to have the price of $29.99 on top of being on Disney+ so I could see this ending up being true.

 

I think that’ll depend a lot on how the production of their other Marvel films goes, as well as how this Mulan rollout works out, what else Disney is able to put on Disney+ & VOD, & how long theaters aren’t able to function properly (probably quite a while here, lol).

On the one hand, it could make sense to just let the full Marvel slate keep sliding back. On the other hand, I could see a Black Widow release with a Disney+ VOD component being useful for Disney’s bottom line.

 

Really curious how this effects the toy/merchandise lines the more it gets pushed back. Black Widow action figures were already on the shelves when the pandemic hit. Wonder if they'll do a re-release or just let it go

 

lmao, i actually truly forgot about this film. did this come to Disney+ or anything? i honestly can't remember if it ever got some sort of release

 

Still unreleased.

 

Currently supposed to come out in theaters on May 7, but that's unlikely to happen.

 

Can’t wait for the Shang-Chi trailer

 

They should really just release this on Disney plus premier

https://comicbook.com/marvel/news/d...ook&utm_medium=news_tab&utm_content=algorithm

 

'Black Widow,' 'Cruella' to Debut on Disney Plus and in Theaters - Variety

July 9 on Disney+ and in theaters

 

Won’t be free, though...

 

The wheel finally begins turning

 

Paying for movies on D+ feels so gross. I hope this isn't a trend other studios pick up.