A deleted scene from Marvel Studios' Black Widow has made its way online, offering an alternate ending to the Marvel Cinematic Universe film.

The leak comes from the digital release of Black Widow, which is available for download starting today. It shows Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff visiting her childhood neighborhood from the beginning of Black Widow. This was a period of time when Natasha was living undercover in Ohio with Florence Pugh's Yelena Belova, David Harbour's Red Guardian and Rachel Weisz's Melina Vostokoff.

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A group of young girls can be seen playing together as the deleted scene begins. They are soon joined by a group of boys who are cosplaying as different Avengers, with Black Widow riding into the neighborhood on a motorcycle with her head covered by a helmet. We can see the kids pretending to be Hawkeye, Captain America, Falcon and more of Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

When Black Widow parks and takes off her helmet, we see her short blonde haircut from Avengers: Endgame, complete with the green vest gifted to her by Yelena in the film's final moments. As Natasha gazes at her old house, a girl walks up behind her and raises her fist, as if she's shooting off Black Widow's wrist attack. Natasha returns the favor as the scene cuts to black.

The end of July saw Black Widow star Scarlett Johansson sue Disney over the company's release strategy for the MCU film. Johansson alleged Disney breached her contract by doing a dual release for Black Widow, instead of exclusively in theaters. "Disney intentionally induced Marvel's breach of the agreement, without justification, in order to prevent Ms. Johansson from realizing the full benefit of her bargain with Marvel," the suit stated.

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This caused Disney to fire back at Johansson's lawsuit, stating the filing had "no merit." Later, reports came out that Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige was "angry and ashamed" at Disney's handling of the situation. Other people and groups would also chime in, such as Disney's ex-CEO Bob Iger, Time's Up, Women In Film and ReFrame.

Another piece of information to be revealed was a Marvel document reportedly with a stipulation that Black Widow would receive a "typical wide release."

"Further [to] our conversation today, it is 100% our plan to do a typical wide release of Black Widow," the document reportedly stated. "We have very high expectations for the film and are very excited to do for Black Widow what we’ve just done with Captain Marvel."

Black Widow is now available in theaters, Premier Access on Disney+ and to purchase on digital.

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