Black Widow is now playing in theaters (finally!) and, as per usual, we have a CinemaScore for the movie. They poll moviegoers after the opening night of a major release like this one to generate a score, and while it doesn't mean much (it certainly won't have the same impact on box officing takings as a Rotten Tomatoes score), it's a good way of judging how people have responded to a film.
In the case of this first Phase 4 movie, it's received an A-. That means it joins the likes of The Incredible Hulk, Captain America: The First Avenger, Thor: The Dark World, and Ant-Man and The Wasp.
Black Widow currently sits at a "Certified Fresh" 80% on Rotten Tomatoes, with an "Audience Score" of 92% based on over 5000 verified verdicts.
In our review of Black Widow, we concluded by saying, "Black Widow is Bourne meets Bond meets Terminator...with two outstanding, badass female leads. Action-packed, funny, and at times surprisingly gut-wrenching, Cate Shortland's vision for the MCU is bold, empowering, and utterly unmissable."
Check out the CinemaScore announcement in the Tweet below:
In related news, here's the seventh new art poster for Black Widow shared by Marvel Studios:
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