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Scarlett Johansson said Black Widow was treated like " a piece of a-- " in early Marvel films.
We looked back at her 8 major MCU appearances, rounding up times Nat was treated like an object.
Before 2015, Nat's appearances largely play up her sexuality. "Iron Man 2" is the worst offender.
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We went back to the early Marvel films to see exactly how Johansson was treated like "a piece of a--" and it was easy to spot in her early MCU appearances. Some of these scenes, especially in "Iron Man 2," do not hold up well.

The male gaze is in full effect the first time we're introduced to Black Widow, when Tony Stark refers to Natasha as an object he wants.

Happy underestimates Natasha, while insulting her in the process, as he's directed to "give her a lesson" in boxing.

Tony tells Nat she looks fantastic and then quickly acknowledges his comment is unprofessional.

Nat is overly flirtatious for no reason in "Iron Man 2."

For some reason, we need to see Nat doing an outfit change in a car on her way to take down bad guys.

In "The Avengers," Nat's first appearance involves her captor telling Nat this is not how they wanted this evening to go.

2014's "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" has Nat say the silliest pun before taking down men on a ship.

Nat lifts up her shirt at one point to show a wound and then laments about having to bid adieu to bikini season.

Nat and Bruce Banner's entire "Beauty and the Beast" romance in "Avengers: Age of Ultron" is downright weird.

Bruce falls into Black Widow's chest when they fall behind a bar, mirroring another Joss Whedon-directed scene from "Justice League."

Nat has a go-to sexy, ridiculous fight pose in the earlier MCU movies. Yelena hilariously calls her out on it in "Black Widow."

Bonus: An early script for "The Winter Soldier" tried to put Nat into a sexier tennis outfit when we saw her pick up Cap at the film's start.

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When Nat's time in the MCU ends, she has either hit on or been seen as a potential love interest for the majority of her Avengers teammates (Iron Man, Captain America, and Hulk). She doesn't go after or flirt with Hawkeye because he's married (and is her best friend) and Thor is taken by Jane in the MCU.
Of Natasha's eight appearances in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the film which treats her with the least respect is her introduction in 2010's "Iron Man 2."
2014's "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" began taking her character more seriously after one specific outfit change was nixed. The following year's "Avengers: Age of Ultron," directed by Joss Whedon, was the last time we saw the character grossly mistreated on screen as little more than a love interest.
Maybe this is partially why it took over a decade for Johansson to get her own solo film. No one was taking her character seriously until about five years into her MCU tenure.
Our first impression of Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is through Tony Stark's gaze and it tells us that she's hot, can handle herself, and that he's interested in her for more than just a job.
From the moment Natasha walks into a room with Stark in "Iron Man 2," he can't focus and keep his eyes off of her. He effectively becomes one of those loopy cartoon characters ogling over a woman with their eyes popping out of their head .
He invites her into a boxing ring, calling her lady and saying it would please the court (Tony being the court) if she entered the ring. Pepper apologizes for his eccentric attitude and the camera follows as Natasha slowly slinks between the ropes to join Tony on the mat. After staring at her wordlessly, he steps aside to watch as Happy gives her a lesson.
Tony's former-assistant-and-now boss Pepper Potts quickly reminds him that Natasha is "potentially a very expensive sexual harrassment lawsuit if you keep ogling her like that."
Tony, wanting to learn more about her, pulls up some racy modeling photos of her.
Within 2 minutes and 30 seconds of knowing Nat, Tony tells Pepper, "I want one," not even referring to Natasha as a person, but as an object.
Pepper, knowing Tony (at the time) goes from woman to woman, immediately shuts him down with a swift, "No."
In the same "Iron Man 2" scene, Happy's first interaction with Natasha involves him undermining her skills in the ring.
He asks if she has any boxing experience. When she says she does, he asks if she did Tae Bo or something called "Booty Boot Camp," which, as it turns out, is not a made up thing, but a real workout program with a woman named Kenya Moore .
Instead of giving a verbal response, Natasha's demeanor immediately changes. She pouts and audibly clears her throat, seeming a bit annoyed and over this man, before quickly putting Happy in his place, pinning him almost immediately.
The scene is meant to wow fans by showing us Natasha isn't who we expected, but it simultaneously belittles her. You can tell she's used to being viewed a certain way by men and she uses that to her advantage, but she shouldn't have to.
That's not even the worst moment in this scene.
Johannson is in a dress that's so low-cut you can see her bra. It sticks out so much that it looks like a mistake, drawing viewers' eyes to look at her chest unnecessarily.
The actress doesn't seem to have been thrilled with the wardrobe choice either. In one of the behind-the-scenes features on the making of the film (available on Disney+), when costume designer Mary Zophres tells director Jon Favreau about dressing Johansson in a "plungier" neckline, Johansson makes a face, scrunching her eyes a little as if she's waiting to see what he'll say.
When the director says, "Good. That's great," Johansson nods and says, "Good," but her body language seems to disagree a bit as you briefly see her look down and clasp her hands as Zophres and Favreau walk away.
You can see a bit of the scene here. It's tough to grasp that she's actually thrilled to wear a plungier neckline.
When Tony asks what Nat would do if it were her last birthday, she oddly tells him, "I'd do whatever I wanted to do with whoever I wanted to do it with."
This line makes little sense when Nat's revealed as Black Widow a few scenes later and explains she was sent to watch Stark after he was poisoned.
Instead of giving a distraught guy she's supposed to be keeping an eye on real advice, it sounds as if Nat's trying to seduce Tony in the moment. The scene also makes it look like she instigated Tony's massive bender and subsequent break down. What was the point of all that if she was supposed to be keeping an eye on him?
We see Tony flirting more with Nat in a deleted scene, also seen above, which is meant to pit Nat and Pepper against each other a bit.
Pepper even tells her at one point that she's "onto her," but the next time we see the two together, it's as if nothing ever happened. Pepper doesn't seem aware of Natasha's secret identity.
As Nat's trying to tell Happy her plan to infiltrate Hammer Industries, he's more interested in trying to watch Nat change in the backseat. Our attention is turned to focus on Nat as she strips down to her bra because Happy gets distracted while driving and attempts to sneak a peek at her.
Nat calls him out when she realizes he's not watching the road and he then keeps his eyes focused forward, clearly embarrassed to have been called out.
The scene could have ended there, but for whatever reason we had to see Nat fling her leg up into the air. I don't know if you're a woman who has ever tried to change clothes in a car, but you can do it without dramatically flinging your feet up in the air. If Nat was really getting changed, she would have moved the passenger seat all the way up to give her more leg room in the backseat.
The line insinuates that he expected he and Nat to become intimate.
Her captor sets the tone for how the audience should view Black Widow. In her very first appearance in this film, he views her as nothing more than a sexual object. Nat is seen in a sexy black dress and panty hose without shoes.
Nat then breaks free and quickly disables all of the men, but it feels like an excuse to see her fighting in a low-cut, tight dress.
Before taking out a bunch of men on a ship, Nat sexily says, "Hey sailor."
This is the least offensive example on this list, but it's still annoying when you know Cap or any of the male Avengers would never have to deliver a line like this before fighting. (Cap would likely say a corny dad pun, but it wouldn't be in a playful, flirty tone.)
While recalling a past run-in with the Winter Soldier, Nat shows Captain America a war wound where a bullet entered her lower abdomen, leaving a big scar.
Then, Black Widow adds the line, "Bye, bye bikini season," as if that's a thing Nat's character has ever cared about.
This scene is annoying because it's just an excuse for Johansson to lift her shirt up and show the audience her stomach and belly button. The gunshot wound could have been placed anywhere on her body, but it was chosen to be in a more sensual location.
If the Winter Soldier was aiming to kill someone, wouldn't he have gone for the head or knicked a shoulder or a spot near Nat's heart? If this scene was absolutely necessary to the story, it would've been a bit more believable if Nat pushed back her hair and showed a scar or gave the collar on her shirt a tug to show a gnarly bullet scar.
Instead, the film makes us focus on the thought of Black Widow in a bikini.
Even Cap seems frustrated with the line, sarcastically telling Nat he's sure she looks terrible in a bathing suit now.
In 2012's "The Avengers," Nat says love is for children, but all of a sudden in the follow-up she's fawning over and flirting with The Hulk.
It was a bit much after Nat spent 2014's "The Winter Soldier" sometimes flirting with and even smooching Cap. Before that, she caught Iron Man's eye. There was no need for Nat to keep moving from teammate to teammate in these films. It undercut her character growth.
This is an unbelievable scene to see since director Joss Whedon took this exact concept and inserted it years later into 2017's "Justice League" with a nearly indentical moment between Wonder Woman and the Flash during reshoots. It was a scene Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot refused to film, so her body double did it in Whedon's version of the film.
In "Black Widow," Yelena takes a moment to call out how ridiculously sexual Nat's character used to be in the MCU by making fun of her overly sensual pose and how it's not practical at all, calling her a poser.
Johansson told Fatherly the initial script showed Nat arrive " in her tennis whites, with a blonde wig " to pick up Captain America in a Corvette.
"It was very quickly killed," Johansson said of the scene written by male writers.
She added, at the time, the change in her character came because of a "cultural shift" in how people were portraying female characters in Hollywood at the time.
The changes in Widow's character really started taking shape in 2014's "Captain America: The Winter Soldier." After 2015's "Age of Ultron," it's tough to find a spot where the character isn't treated more respectfully and like one of the team instead of purely as an object.

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