In the MCU, Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) works alongside multiple male heroes and has close friendships with both Hawkeye (Renner) and Captain America (Evans). In the lead-up to Avengers: Age of Ultron, Chris Evans and Jeremy Renner were doing an interview with Digital Spy when the subject of Black Widow came up. It was a disappointing departure and proof that no filmmaker can stray too far from the MCU style. The English auteur had been attached to Ant-Man since 2006, but as Wright explained on Variety's Playback podcast (via AV Club), 'I wanted to make a Marvel movie, but I don't think they really wanted to make an Edgar Wright movie.' After the studio decided to rewrite the script without him, Wright said so long to the MCU in 2014. Perhaps the most infamous example of Marvel and a filmmaker clashing heads is the sad story of Edgar Wright (above). She was hired to do Thor: The Dark World, but after just two months she made the 'painful and sad' decision to leave the sequel, as Marvel wasn't interested in the story Jenkins wanted to tell. Most recently, Ava DuVernay walked away from Black Panther, saying she declined the project because 'it really wasn't going to be an Ava DuVernay film.' Patty Jenkins also had her fair share of issues when it came to dealing with Marvel. The MCU has been involved in a couple public spats with high-profile directors.

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