I personally don’t think there was much of a point doing this movie when they did considering that Natasha literally died in Endgame. At this point, it was too little too late to do a solo film. If they wanted to do this movie, then they should’ve done it like 9-10 years ago.

This is probably gonna be an unpopular opinion. As much as I love Natasha, I personally think that she works better as a supporting character instead of a main character. One of the main reasons why is that she's technically not a superhero. Sure, she's a very strong fighter and is great at kicking ass. But she doesn't have any superpowers or special abilities. She's pretty much just a normal human being.

Sure, you could make the argument that this movie could’ve been an opportunity to further explore Natasha’s life and learn more stuff about her character that we didn’t know about before. The issue is that they don’t really do that at all. Aside from the reveal that she had some kind of family in her childhood, we don't really learn anything new about Natasha's character in this movie. We already knew what she went through during her time in the Red Room since they showed that flashback in Age Of Ultron and she goes into detail about it during that scene where she's talking with Bruce.

Honestly, most of the character exploring moments are given to Yelena. At times, this felt more like Yelena's movie instead of Natasha's.

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