Black Widow, the first Marvel Cinematic Universe feature since 2019, will be available on Disney Plus Premiere Access on July 9: Situated between Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War: Black Widow (spoiler!) ) died in Avengers: Endgame

because of the small fact that the MCU's latest film was originally scheduled to be released in May 2020, but the release date was pushed back three times due to a global coronavirus outbreak. However, Disney ultimately decided on July 9, and the film will open in theaters and Disney Plus Premiere Access simultaneously on that date.

If you are a Marvel superfan, "The Black Widow" is currently available for pre-order on Disney Plus for $30. Order now and you can start watching the movie the moment it hits theaters on July 9.

Here's what you need to do to reserve "The Black Widow" through Disney Plus Premier Access.

First, you must have a Disney Plus account in order to see Black Widow on Premier Access. If you do not already have an account, sign up for the streaming service first. For instructions on how to get Disney Plus, follow this guide.

Once you have signed into your Disney Plus account, here is what you need to do:

1. Search for Black Widow. Use the search bar in the upper left corner of the Disney Plus home page to search for the Black Widow. It should come up at the top, along with other related Marvel movies featuring this character (and a few movies with "Black" in the title).

2. Click the Pre-order button. Once on the Black Widow content page, you will be able to watch the trailer and read the synopsis. Next to the trailer button is a red pre-order button, which you can click to order the movie.

3. Confirm your order. After clicking the pre-order button, you will be asked to confirm your order. You can then use the payment information already registered or choose another method.

4. The movie will be unlocked on the release date. This is where the hard part begins. You have to play the waiting game; come July 9, the movie will automatically be unlocked and you can start watching it.

For those who may not know, Disney Plus Premier Access is how Disney sells movies through its streaming platform.

The feature debuted last fall with "Mulan," and several films have since been made available through Premier Access, including "Raya and the Last Dragon" and "Cruella." So far, all films offered on Premier Access have cost $30.

Nor do they rent movies. Once you purchase a film through Premier Access, it is yours. However, you must have a Disney Plus account to watch them. If your subscription expires, you will no longer have access to the films you purchased.

It should also be noted that all films added to Premier Access were eventually made available to Disney Plus subscribers at no additional charge. Typically, this occurs about three months after a movie becomes available on Premier Access.

Disney has announced that "Black Widow" will be available to all Disney Plus subscribers on October 6 and "Cruella" on August 27. Unless you want to see the Premier Access films as soon as possible, it is definitely better to wait until they are added to the regular content library.

Of course, if you don't want your "Black Widow" moment to be ruined, it will be worth the $30.