Lines In Black Widow That Are More Important Than You Realized

Black Widow is the latest action-packed movie in the massive Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it certainly lives up to its pedigree. Taking place after Captain America: Civil War and before the events of Infinity War, Black Widow follows Natasha Romanoff's mission to stop an old foe while reuniting with her "family" of super assassins.

With such a time-honored character and a massive extended cinematic universe to draw from, of course there are plenty of little lines in Black Widow with subtle meaning. Here are the best lines in Black Widow that mean way more than you realized. Watch your back: There are spoilers lurking everywhere.

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No one knows Ant-Man 1:03
The big ones | 2:07
That thing you do | 3:10
Killer or hero? | 3:49
Family business | 4:40
Child's play | 5:40
Historic rivalry | 6:28
Red in my ledger | 7:25
Interrogation techniques | 8:22
It has pockets | 9:05
Natasha's farewell | 9:41
Two families | 10:25

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