'Black Widow' Marks Marvel's Return To The Big Screen

The Scarlett Johanssen and Florence Pugh-led "Black Widow" is Marvel's first film in theaters in two years.

"Black Widow" marks Marvel's return to the big screen — and fans seem ready to go back.  Fandango surveyed 4,000 ticket-buyers and found that the Scarlett Johanssen and Florence Pugh-led action flick was the summer's most anticipated movie. No surprise when the last Marvel movie in theaters, "Avengers: Endgame," grossed more than $350 million in its opening weekend.  Continuing the story of the Avengers' Russian super-spy, "Black Widow" is a standalone title within Marvel's new phase of the franchise — which is also now taking advantage of streaming.