Marvel's latest&nbsp;Black Widow trailer scored more than 70 million viewers in its first 24 hours, surpassing the second trailer by a substantial margin of 13 million views.

The previous spot for the superhero pic earned 57 million views on its first day.

Because of the pandemic, it’s been almost two years since a Marvel Studios tentpole graced the marquee. Black Widow was first set to open in spring 2020 but was delayed numerous times due to the COVID-19 crisis.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the third Black Widow trailer surpassed numbers for subsequent trailers for Black Panther (48 million) and Ant-Man and the Wasp (52 million), as well as outpacing first-look trailers for WandaVision (53 million), Loki(36 million) and Falcon and The Winter Soldier (20.3 million).

The film takes place after Captain America: Civil War, where we find Natasha on the run from the government as she deals with her history as a spy, as well as her broken relationships before she became an Avenger.

Black Widow will be released both in theatres and on Disney+ with Premier Access on July 9.

Marvel's latest Black Widow trailer scored more than 70 million viewers in its first 24 hours, surpassing the second trailer by a substantial margin of 13 million views.

Marvel's latest Black Widow trailer scored more than 70 million viewers in its first 24 hours, surpassing the second trailer by a substantial margin of 13 million views. The previous spot for the superhero pic earned 57 million views on its first day. Because of the pandemic, it’s been almost two years since a Marvel Studios tentpole graced the marquee. Black Widow was first set to open in spring 2020 but was delayed numerous times due to the COVID-19 crisis. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the third Black Widow trailer surpassed numbers for subsequent trailers for Black Panther (48 million) and Ant-Man and the Wasp (52 million), as well as outpacing first-look trailers for WandaVision (53 million), Loki(36 million) and Falcon and The Winter Soldier (20.3 million). The film takes place after Captain America: Civil War, where we find Natasha on the run from the government as she deals with her history as a spy, as well as her broken relationships before she became an Avenger. Black Widow will be released both in theatres and on Disney+ with Premier Access on July 9.

'Black Widow' new trailer crosses 70 million views in 24 hours

Marvel Studios' new trailer of much-anticipated 'Black Widow' takes fans on a trip to the past into Natasha Romanoff's journey.

The new trailer also plays on fans' nostalgia as the trailer has some major Avengers vibes,&nbsp;from the flashbacks with her and the Avengers to the actual score used in this trailer. 
 
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The trailer starts off with a voiceover from Natasha,&nbsp;&nbsp;as flashbacks to previous movies play, where she alludes to some unfinished business and secrets from her past.&nbsp;The clip shows Scarlett Johansson's character confronting her tumultuous past and mending her old relationships, all while being pursued by an unstoppable villain.

The film takes place after Captain America: Civil War, where we find Natasha on the run from the government as she deals with her history as a spy, as well as her broken relationships before she became an Avenger.

Black Widow will be released both in theatres and on Disney+ with Premier Access on July 9.

The forthcoming feature was helmed by Berlin Syndrome director Cate Shortland and chronologically takes place after the events of Captain America: Civil War.

A series of clips from older entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe are shown while the superheroine is heard recalling that she had a difficult time 'choosing between what the world wants you to be and what you are.' 
 
'Black Widow'&nbsp;will be released both in theatres and on Disney+ with Premier Access on July 9. 
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Marvel Studios' new trailer of much-anticipated 'Black Widow' takes fans on a trip to the past into Natasha Romanoff's journey. The new trailer also plays on fans' nostalgia as the trailer has some major Avengers vibes, from the flashbacks with her and the Avengers to the actual score used in this trailer.

Marvel Studios' new trailer of much-anticipated 'Black Widow' takes fans on a trip to the past into Natasha Romanoff's journey. The new trailer also plays on fans' nostalgia as the trailer has some major Avengers vibes, from the flashbacks with her and the Avengers to the actual score used in this trailer. The trailer starts off with a voiceover from Natasha, as flashbacks to previous movies play, where she alludes to some unfinished business and secrets from her past. The clip shows Scarlett Johansson's character confronting her tumultuous past and mending her old relationships, all while being pursued by an unstoppable villain. The film takes place after Captain America: Civil War, where we find Natasha on the run from the government as she deals with her history as a spy, as well as her broken relationships before she became an Avenger. Black Widow will be released both in theatres and on Disney+ with Premier Access on July 9. The forthcoming feature was helmed by Berlin Syndrome director Cate Shortland and chronologically takes place after the events of Captain America: Civil War. A series of clips from older entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe are shown while the superheroine is heard recalling that she had a difficult time 'choosing between what the world wants you to be and what you are.' 'Black Widow' will be released both in theatres and on Disney+ with Premier Access on July 9.

'Black Widow' new trailer takes Natasha Romanoff back to where it all started

Marvel just dropped the trailer of the highly anticipated film 'Black Widow' and it has just made us more curious about the film. An origin movie, the film's trailer has Scarlett Johansson, who plays the title role, going back to the basics.&nbsp;

Black Widow was first introduced in 'Iron Man 2' and since then has been an interval part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Not much is known about Natasha Romanov's past and origins and the new film aims to explore her story.&nbsp;

With some death-defying stunts and action sequence, the trailer gives a glimpse of 'Black Widow' reuniting with her family including her sister Yelena Belova as they together fight the evil forces.&nbsp;

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'Black Widow' is one of the last avengers to have gotten a stand-alone, origin films. Films on Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk have already been made in the past.&nbsp;

'Black Widow' will release on May 1, 2020, and will mark the beginning of Marvel Studios’ Phase 4.&nbsp;

Marvel just dropped the trailer of the highly anticipated film 'Black Widow' and it has just made us more curious about the film. An origin movie, the film's trailer has Scarlett Johansson, who plays the title role, going back to the basics.

Marvel just dropped the trailer of the highly anticipated film 'Black Widow' and it has just made us more curious about the film. An origin movie, the film's trailer has Scarlett Johansson, who plays the title role, going back to the basics. Black Widow was first introduced in 'Iron Man 2' and since then has been an interval part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Not much is known about Natasha Romanov's past and origins and the new film aims to explore her story. With some death-defying stunts and action sequence, the trailer gives a glimpse of 'Black Widow' reuniting with her family including her sister Yelena Belova as they together fight the evil forces. 'Black Widow' is one of the last avengers to have gotten a stand-alone, origin films. Films on Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk have already been made in the past. 'Black Widow' will release on May 1, 2020, and will mark the beginning of Marvel Studios’ Phase 4.

'Black Widow' trailer: Scarlett Johansson travels back in time

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'Black Widow' new trailer crosses 70 million views in 24 hours

'Black Widow' new trailer takes Natasha Romanoff back to where it all started

'Black Widow' trailer: Scarlett Johansson travels back in time