‘Intimidating’ the word that means how much a thing or a person is Scary, menacing or threatening. It will be quite unusual if we say that Scarlett Johansson played really intimidating roles because this name well defines the degree of being erotic, voluptuous, having croaky voice, perfect figure.
But when we tried to investigate her recommence, we come to know that how many times we find her really very scary and we almost felt slightly uneasy-to extremely uncomfortable-to downright terrified of her in the spectacular movies she gave. So we made a list of 8 movies that justifies our statement of Scarlett being intimidating for fans on the bigger screens literally. She will also be performing as a (shudder) super powered drug mule in Luc Besson’s “Lucy,” So Be afraid guys!!
Scarlett Johansson goes ‘Intimidating’…
Avengers:
Role: Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow
Most Intimidating Moment:
From getting annoyed that Coulson intervallic her covert op to convincing Bruce Banner to return to S.H.I.E.L.D. to outwitting Loki the TRICKSTER GOD to holding her own in as a human in a group of superhuman to park oaring onto an alien.
Don Jon:
Role: Barbara Sugarman
Most Intimidating Moment:
While Barbara’s morbid mania with rom-coms borders on the eerie; it’s her proclivity for spreading the painful disease known as blue balls that sends a frisson up my spine. So, you know the door scene well.
Ghost World:
Role: Rebecca Doppelmeyer
Most Intimidating Moment:
Enid brings a lot of her friendship problems on herself by being remorselessly cynical. Then again, Rebecca’s eventual freezing-out of her bestie by the end of the film should serve as a aching reminder for anyone who’s ever felt estranged by a more unadventurous-minded friend. The slow separation of the two pals in the final third of the film is all pretty penetrating.
Her:
Role: Samantha
Most Intimidating Moment:
Witnessing Theodore’s terror as Samantha briefly goes “offline” is sure to put a whip in your stomach. Ditto when his virtual paramour tells him that, basically, she’s smarter and more advanced than him and has decided to move on from the relationship. Brutal!
The Other Boleyn Girl:
Role: Mary Boleyn
Most Intimidating Moment:
Do you have any idea how much cojones you must have to come back to your implementation happy ex-lover Henry VII’s court and appeal him not to murder your sister — his wife — for love of you? To walk into the lion’s den and basically pet the rabid beast like a kitten? This is a person who gazes into the face of the chasm, and the chasm runs the hell away.
The Spirit:
Role: Silken Floss
Most Intimidating Moment:
What else could be more horrible that she murdered a puppy?
The SpongeBob Square Pants Movie:
Role: Princess Mindy
Most Intimidating Moment:
Who isn’t afraid by a mermaid who can surprise a sponge and a starfish to walk into a murderous death trap of a kitschy tourist shop with only her powers of coaxing and four pieces of seaweed?
Under the Skin:
Role: Unnamed woman/man-eating alien
Most Intimidating Moment:
Scarlett as a seductive alien posing as a woman who murders a number of ill-fated would-be paramours by plunging them in inky black liquid. It’s all pretty distressing, but the scene where she serenely watches a young couple drown in the ocean is one of the most horrifying things.
So, which one for you was the most Intimidating scene of Scarlett Johansson ever?