From this shot we can infer different perceptions of Scarlett Johnsons character on the far left. Firstly she is seen as standing tall and firm alongside other men, including Thors character being seen as muscular, and determined. This could suggest Scarlett Johnson to be similar to them, and being portrayed as strong which in most superhero films men are seen as the strong, dominant figure. However she could also be seen as an outcast is she is seen on the far left, and this could imply to some audiences, that the main focus is to be on the male characters in the middle, as they are most dominant. In this shot Scarlett Johnson has been sexualized by the clothing she is wearing, being skin skin tight, and having exposure from her chest area. To men this would be seen as meeting their gratification, which we can link to the Male Gaze theory, of men being attracted to her. Along with a grey, dull background behind her, makes us as the audience specifically focus on her. On the other hand to women she could be seen as Heroic as her stance is seen as strong
Trailer analysis of how women are
portrayed within film: Avengers This shot implies that Scarlett Johnsons character is strong as along with the other heroes, she is seen as brave and in action ready to fight. Usually this view of violence is seen as part of the mans characteristics within film, however this shot highlights how Scarlett Johnsons character as a female is still able to conform to this view.
In this shot Scarlett Johnson has been
sexualized by the close up shot of a sexual tension scene between her and Bruce Banner. Yet we see the man as the taller figure which implies his dominance, giving indications of how almost being seen as a sexual object by him. Additionally as she is within dark lighting, can imply she is some what seducing, and this could be seen as a fantasy sex object by a male audience.