Comicbook.com recently caught up with one of Captain America: Civil War’s
executive producers, Nate Moore, who opened up regarding why Scarlett
Johansson’s character ends up siding with Tony Stark, rather than her
buddy Steve Rogers.
This does seem to make a great deal of sense. Black Widow must have carefully weighed out all options and sides before deciding to join Team Iron Man. She doesn’t have fancy suits or superpowers to hide behind, she only has her pragmatic mind, moral compass, and kickass fighting skills.
Comicbook.com recently caught up with one of Captain America: Civil War’s executive producers, Nate Moore, who opened up regarding why Scarlett Johansson’s character ends up siding with Tony Stark, rather than her buddy Steve Rogers.
This does seem to make a great deal of sense. Black Widow must have carefully weighed out all options and sides before deciding to join Team Iron Man. She doesn’t have fancy suits or superpowers to hide behind, she only has her pragmatic mind, moral compass, and kickass fighting skills.
...Black Widow teaming with Iron Man. I think it was unexpected even for us but as we talked about it from a storytelling point of view, it really made sense because I think Black Widow is more pragmatic than we give her credit for. And sometimes she's looking at the solutions from a different angle than Tony Stark, who's very emotional. Even though they don't react to the same things, in the same way, their conclusion that they came to ended up being the same. So it really was talking each character through like that to figure out who would end up where.
This does seem to make a great deal of sense. Black Widow must have carefully weighed out all options and sides before deciding to join Team Iron Man. She doesn’t have fancy suits or superpowers to hide behind, she only has her pragmatic mind, moral compass, and kickass fighting skills.
Comicbook.com recently caught up with one of Captain America: Civil War’s executive producers, Nate Moore, who opened up regarding why Scarlett Johansson’s character ends up siding with Tony Stark, rather than her buddy Steve Rogers.
...Black Widow teaming with Iron Man. I think it was unexpected even for us but as we talked about it from a storytelling point of view, it really made sense because I think Black Widow is more pragmatic than we give her credit for. And sometimes she's looking at the solutions from a different angle than Tony Stark, who's very emotional. Even though they don't react to the same things, in the same way, their conclusion that they came to ended up being the same. So it really was talking each character through like that to figure out who would end up where.
This does seem to make a great deal of sense. Black Widow must have carefully weighed out all options and sides before deciding to join Team Iron Man. She doesn’t have fancy suits or superpowers to hide behind, she only has her pragmatic mind, moral compass, and kickass fighting skills.
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