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Throwaway comment sees movie blog use pic of Scarlett Johansson
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Ali
25th April 2010
There was predictability today when a throwaway comment regarding a Black Widow spin-off was considered newsworthy by , who illustrated their story with a picture of Scarlett Johansson.
For the record, no, I don't think there will be a Black Widow spin-off from Iron Man 2, for the following reasons: firstly, the character is clearly just eye-candy, and secondly, every time a big-budget movie has a feisty female character in it, journalists ask the same stupid questions about them starring in their own spin-offs. It happened with Jinx in Die Another Day, it happened with Angelina Jolie in Wanted, and it's happening here.
This time, it was Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige who had a mic stuck under his nose, and was asked if it was possible that Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow might one day get her own movie. The reply?
I don't know, I think if you ask dumb questions to the right people, you can make just about anything into a news story these days.
Reporter: "Michael Bay, Michael Bay! Is it true you're planning to remake Lord Of The Rings with robots and call it Lord Of The Robots?"
Michael Bay: "No, it isn't."
And then the headline the next day reads...
MICHAEL BAY STAYS COY ON HIS ROBOTACULAR REMAKE OF LORD OF THE RINGS... OR DOES HE???
Anyway, you waded through the usual whiny bullshit to get here, so enjoy your Scarlett Johansson picture below.
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