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Black Widow All Tied Up In First Clip Of The Avengers [video]

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Watch this video of Scarlett Johansson starring as Black Widow in the upcoming blockbuster hit The Avengers.

Black Widow does some good old fashion butt kicking in the video below. First introduced in the climax of the Iron Man 2 movie, Black Widow single handedly sweeps out the corridor full of guards with her acrobatic moves and nifty weapons.

Once again we find  Black Widow in a predicament.  Dressed in a short skirt with her hand tied behind her to a chair and surrounded by goons, Johansson somehow takes a call from S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Coulson. He tells her that “Barton’s been compromised” -Warning Spoiler Alert- referring to archer Hawkeye played by Jeremy Renner. That intelligence springs her into action, leveling her captors with a few solid kicks and one summersault chair breaking move.

Black Widow, Iron Man, Nick Fury, Thor, The Hulk and Hawkeye form the  group called S.H.I.E.L.D., assembled to defend planet earth from the brink of destruction by alien invaders.

The Avengers starts avenging in theaters May 4th 2012

 

 

 

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