Scarlett Johansson flaunts her famous curves in nude-looking suit in a sneak peek of her new movie Ghost In The Shell ahead of trailer 

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 15:13 EST, 2 February 2017 | Updated: 15:18 EST, 2 February 2017

She is wearing a revealing nude-looking thermoptic suit which she said was 'scary'.

And Scarlett Johansson, 32, is seen in the unforgiving costume, in a sneak peek of her new movie Ghost In The Shell, which debuted on Thursday.

The clip of the action-packed movie was shared on Twitter, ahead of the trailer debuting on Sunday during the Super Bowl.

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Skin tight! Scarlett Johansson, 32, is seen in the unforgiving costume, in a sneak peek of her new movie Ghost In The Shell, which debuted on Thursday

The star is seen in character in the live-action adaptation of Mamoru Oshii's 1995 anime feature and Masamune Shirow's 1989 manga series, ahead of a longer trailer scheduled to air before Super Bowl LI. 

As robo-cop The Major/Motoko Kusanagi, Scarlett has a dark cropped hair style. 

The teaser shows the Girl with a Pearl Earring actress smashing in heads and through walls. 

Action packed: 'The clip of the movie was shared on Twitter , ahead of the trailer debuting on Sunday during the Super Bowl

The voiceover is heard: 'They did not save your life — they stole it.'

Playing the human-cyborg hybrid, who is part of a covert ops unit of elite task force Section 9, Scarlett wears invisible armor otherwise known as a thermoptic suit.

'Actually, I was kind of scared of the thermoptic suit. I thought that it was going to be, I don't know, extremely uncomfortable,' Scarlett said during the Nerdist Twitter Q&A on Saturday.

'It wasn't the most comfortable, but it wasn't unlike wearing the Black Widow suit. It actually moved a little bit better. It was okay. Although, it was hot when you didn't want it to be and cold when you wanted to be warm, so that was the only unfortunate part.'

Sexy: She is wearing a revealing nude-looking thermoptic suit which she said was 'scary'

Sneak peek: The voiceover is heard: 'They did not save your life — they stole it'

Shapely: The star is seen in character in the live-action adaptation of Mamoru Oshii's 1995 anime feature and Masamune Shirow's 1989 manga series

Well tressed: As robo-cop The Major/Motoko Kusanagi, Scarlett has a dark cropped hair style

Controversy: When the Danish and Polish-descended actress was first cast, fans and media action groups accused producers of 'whitewashing' the iconically Japanese character

Tight fit! Playing the human-cyborg hybrid, who is part of a covert ops unit of elite task force Section 9, Scarlett wears invisible armor otherwise known as a thermoptic suit

When the Danish and Polish-descended actress was first cast, fans and media action groups accused producers of 'whitewashing' the iconically Japanese character. 

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. star Ming-Na Wen condemned Johansson's casting in April as 'whitewashing of Asian role.'

And Fresh Off the Boat star Constance Wu worried it 'reduced race to mere phys appearance as opposed to say culture, social experience, identity, history.' 
 

Coming soon: Ghost in the Shell is scheduled for release on March 31

Ghost in the Shell director Rupert Sanders defended casting the Captain America actress due to her 'baked in cyberpunk aesthetic.'

'I think whenever you cast someone someone's going to be critical about it,' the 45-year-old filmmaker said onstage Tokyo's Tabloid.

'To me it was, you know, I stand by my decision - she's the best actress of her generation and I was flattered and honored that she would be in this film. So many people who were around the original anime have been vehemently in support of her because she's incredible and there are very few like her.'  

Ghost in the Shell is scheduled for release on March 31.  

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