12 details you may have missed in Marvel movies that you should remember before seeing 'Black Widow'

Kirsten AcunaJun 9, 2020, 00:13 IST

Scarlett Johansson in "Black Widow."Marvel Studios

"Black Widow" is set for a theatrical release on November 6.
Before seeing the film, you may want to revisit some Marvel movies.
Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff appears heavily in "Iron Man 2," "Avengers," "Avengers: Age of Ultron," "Captain America: The Winter Soldier," "Captain America: Civil War," "Avengers: Infinity War," and "Avengers: Endgame."
The new film will take place between "Civil War" and "Infinity War.

"Black Widow" was delayed until November due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Now's the perfect time to catch up on every appearance Scarlett Johansson has made in the Marvel Cinematic Universe before her standalone movie finally comes to theaters.

Since 2010, Johansson's significant appearances across seven Marvel movies have included small details about her pre-Avengers background as a KGB operative that lay the groundwork for what to expect in a "Black Widow" movie.

Insider went through the films where Johansson's character appears from "Iron Man 2" to "Avengers: Endgame" to highlight the details you may want to recall before November 6.

"Black Widow" will take place after the events of "Captain America: Civil War."

A still released from "Black Widow." Disney/Marvel

During her first appearance in "Iron Man 2," Natasha goes by the alias Natalie Rushman.

Natasha uses names that may not be her own and will almost certainly be going by a different one, in part, in "Black Widow" while on the run. Marvel / Paramount

Don't be surprised if you hear Natasha referred to as Natalia. Her full name Natalia Alianovna Romanoff.

Natasha is surprised to hear the computer (which they later learn is a preservation of Zola) say her full name in "The Winter Soldier." Marvel Studios

At the start of "Avengers," the men holding Black Widow hostage think she's still working for a man named Lermentov.

Colonel General Luchkov is prepared to torture Black Widow. Marvel Studios

Clint Barton brought Natasha into S.H.I.E.L.D. after he was sent to kill her.

This is how Barton and Romanoff became close. Marvel

While Natasha interrogates Loki in "Avengers," he brings up a name from her past.

Loki knows a lot about Black Widow's mysterious past. Marvel Studios

Natasha can't have children.

Natasha opens up to Bruce in "Avengers: Age of Ultron." Marvel Studios

General Ross is likely on the hunt for Natasha in "Black Widow."

Tony Stark gets real with Natasha Romanoff in "Civil War" before she goes on the run. Marvel Studios

Natasha's vest from "Infinity War" looks like one she'll wear in "Black Widow."

Is Natasha wearing Yelena's vest in "Infinity War"? Marvel Studios

Red Skull mentions Natasha's father's name in "Avengers: Endgame."

Could Black Widow's dad, Ivan, pop up in "Black Widow"? Marvel Studios

Natasha and Hawkeye discuss something big that went down in Budapest, a location we'll see in "Black Widow."

Clint and Natasha are always referencing their inside joke about Budapest. The opening shot of the "Black Widow" trailer teases Hungary's capital. Marvel Studios

Natasha has a scar from getting shot with a Soviet bullet.

Natasha reveals this in "Captain America: Civil War." Marvel Studios

Bonus: When Tony Stark first met Natasha as "Natalie Rushman," he conducted a quick search of her. Her qualifications hinted at her Black Widow reveal before it occurred on screen.

This is what Tony finds when he looks up "Natalie." Marvel Studios

Bonus: When Tony Stark first met Natasha as "Natalie Rushman," he conducted a quick search of her. Her qualifications hinted at her Black Widow reveal before it occurred on screen.

Here's the order in which you can rewatch the Marvel movies with Natasha Romanoff ahead of "Black Widow's" release.

Scarlett Johansson's first appearance as Black Widow is in "Iron Man 2." Marvel Studios

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12 details you may have missed in Marvel movies that you should remember before seeing 'Black Widow'

"Black Widow" will take place after the events of "Captain America: Civil War."

During her first appearance in "Iron Man 2," Natasha goes by the alias Natalie Rushman.

Don't be surprised if you hear Natasha referred to as Natalia. Her full name Natalia Alianovna Romanoff.

At the start of "Avengers," the men holding Black Widow hostage think she's still working for a man named Lermentov.

Clint Barton brought Natasha into S.H.I.E.L.D. after he was sent to kill her.

While Natasha interrogates Loki in "Avengers," he brings up a name from her past.

Natasha can't have children.

General Ross is likely on the hunt for Natasha in "Black Widow."

Natasha's vest from "Infinity War" looks like one she'll wear in "Black Widow."

Red Skull mentions Natasha's father's name in "Avengers: Endgame."

Natasha and Hawkeye discuss something big that went down in Budapest, a location we'll see in "Black Widow."

Natasha has a scar from getting shot with a Soviet bullet.

Bonus: When Tony Stark first met Natasha as "Natalie Rushman," he conducted a quick search of her. Her qualifications hinted at her Black Widow reveal before it occurred on screen.

Here's the order in which you can rewatch the Marvel movies with Natasha Romanoff ahead of "Black Widow's" release.