If I were Natasha Romanoff, aka the Black Widow, aka the first original female Avenger and yet years overdue for her own film, I’d be hella miffed. After wearing myself out doing flips and kicks and spy work, I finally get my own movie, but the result, Marvel Studios’ ‘Black Widow,’ out now in the UAE, uncomfortably mashes up a heartwarming family reunion flick with a spy thriller — and then lets its star, Scarlett Johansson, get overshadowed. ‘Black Widow’ begins in Ohio in the ‘90s: Natasha is a brave but serious young girl who already has a hardened look in her eyes. She looks after her younger sister, Yelena, and suspiciously follows the lead of her parents, Melina (Rachel Weisz) and Al
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