All Marvel films led to black widows death in the Endgame: Explains Scarlett Johansson.

Scarlett Johansson played the character of Natasha Romanoff aka black widow. She was highly appreciated for playing a role in the Marvel cinematic universe.

The character of Natasha Romanoff came to an end As she sacrificed her life in Avengers end game to get the soul stone. There is an upcoming film of Natasha Romanoff showing how she became a black widow.

Black widows death in Avengers endgame was led by all Marvel movies : 

Scarlett Johansson stated that she loves playing the character of Natasha Romanoff. She has portrayed this character from the past ten years. She debuted in Iron Man 2. 

After all these Roman was able to to make an active decision by sacrificing her life, she stated that it seemed very in character for her to make the ultimate sacrifice for the soul stone. 

When the audiences look back to all the Marvel movies, Natasha as always led her to that choice, or to be able to make that choice, or for it to be a choice. Johansson felt she made immense peace with that decision. She called this her destiny. 

Scarlett Johansson’s contribution in the Marvel cinematic universe: 

After the debut in Iron Man 2, she made her role in the First Avengers movie. She also featured in Captain America Winter Soldier as a shield agent. And she was then fighting Ultron the second part of the Avengers that is Avengers Age of Ultron. 

The film in which the Avengers broke up Captain America civil war. She also featured in the third part of the Avengers that is Avengers infinity war. And finally, the last part of the Avengers Endgame. 

She will probably play a character for the last time in the movie black widow. Its to be the first solo movie of her despite being the part of Marvel cinematic universe for more than a decade. 

The storyline of the movie is before the demise of the character. It will be between Avengers endgame and captain America civil war. 

Black widow is currently scheduled to be released on November 6 2020.