The Black Widow: Marvel gives a glimpse of her sisters Natasha Romanoff and Jelena Belova tying the knot, watch

Marvel Studios has released a brand new clip for the Black Widow where Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson) and Jelena Belova (Florence Pugh) show off an exciting performance. The film is released on July 9th.

New black widow clip Scarlett Johansson Florence push Natasha Romanoff and Yelena Belova are both trained to be officers in the Red Room in Black Widow. One of the things to keep in mind for the upcoming Black Widow of Marvel Studios is the relationship between screen sisters Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson) and Jelena Belova (Florence Pugh).

In a new episode released by a production ad, it looks like the girls are clashing and close, but always be aware of each other.
Tagging a new clip can be, “Only two sisters tied up during a high-speed chase. Check out this brand new clip at Marvel Studios’ @ Black. Widow, and find it in theaters or on @DisneyPlus via Premier Access on July 9.

In this video, we see how Natasha and Yelena, as a group, managed to escape a hot cyclist with their scent. While the clip looks like part of a larger sequence, it certainly leaves fans curious about the plot before and after this chuck.

The superhero flick will take Nat back to her Russian roots, as she faces demons of the past in the Red Room, the place where she and Jelena were trained.

The movie has been waiting for release since last year due to the spread of the coronavirus epidemic. Now, with its new release date of July 9 fast approaching, Marvel Studios is trying its best to boost the curiosity of fans. He recently unveiled a series of posters for new actors as well.

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Black Widow also played with David Harbor, Rachel Weisz, OT Fagbenle, William Hurt, and Ray Winstone. It is the first film in the Fourth Phase of the MCU.

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