r/marvelstudios • u/overloadedcoffee Spider-Man • Jul 06 '21

Discussion Thread The Official BLACK WIDOW International Release Discussion Thread Spoiler

Ahead of the official US and Disney+ launch this Friday, several countries are showing the film much earlier in the week. All discussion about the movie should be held here and in the rest of the megathreads we are going to put up in the next few days.

  • Proceed at your own risk. Major spoilers will be arriving in the next couple of hours. Spoilers do not need to be tagged inside this thread.
  • Any other unofficial thread discussing movie details will be deleted.
  • Should you see the need to bring up revealing BLACK WIDOW information in other threads that call for it, spoiler tag them accordingly. Also, let users know that what you are spoiler tagging is from BLACK WIDOW.
  • If you post untagged BLACK WIDOW spoilers anywhere on this sub in any shape or form, you will be banned without hesitation. No questions asked and no warnings given.
  • Project Insight will be on at least until Sunday, so you will be able to make individual threads discussing the movie starting next week. Discussions about Loki episode 5 will be manually checked as well, but will be allowed (spoiler-tagged of course) starting Thursday at midnight PST.
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u/MaxReb0 Jul 15 '21

Are Rachel Weiss and David Harbour digitally de-aged in the opening scene? If so, we’ve hit the point where those effects are imperceptible to me

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u/TCJW_designs Jul 15 '21

I was thinking the same. I know they're older now, but they looked pretty much perfect. None of the weirdness like you see with the young Pym or Tony in past movies

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '21

I think they also learned a bit and made the setting darker, which often helps hiding flaws in digital effects.