Plus, the fight sequence moment that was the result of a “happy accident.”
This story contains spoilers forBlack Widow.
Partly that stems from the reality of Natasha Romanoff’s (Scarlett Johansson) status as a hero.
Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow/Natasha Romanoff and Florence Pugh as Yelena in ‘Black Widow.'.Jay Maidment/©Marvel Studios 2020
The result is a product that feels more reminiscent of aBourneorMission: Impossiblefilm than a standard MCU entry.
They encounter numerous obstacles, including an armored military vehicle ready to mow down everything in its path.
“Inspiration comes from the environment,” he says.
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And then we had the brute force of a big truck just bulldozing everything out of the way."
He was inspired by what he calls “the best jump in any motorbike chase” inThe Great Escape.
For that reason, this became the hardest stunt sequence to execute in the film.
Beyond the Budapest chase,Black Widowis riddled with stunt challenges.
There’sthe Red Room’s imposing Taskmaster, an enigmatic, robotic force that can mirror anyone it fights.
“There was no parameters only our imagination.
We brought in someBlack Pantherand stuff like that.”
Then there’s a bone-crunching moment where Natasha breaks her own nose.
Inch credits that entirely to clever camera angles, sound design, and Johansson’s acting ability.
He established their common roots in their first fight, a Russian-tumble brawl in their shared Budapest safe house.
“It’s two sisters,” he stresses.
Yet Inch’s favorite moment is actually a happy accident.
Stuff like that looks so cool when it’s not supposed to happen."
But you still shouldn’t try it at home, no matter how much your siblings aggravate you.
