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J. C. Chandor

Sony’s Spider-Verse Faces Setback as ‘Kraven the Hunter’ Receives Disastrous Reviews

Sony’s Spider-Verse faces a setback as ‘Kraven the Hunter’ receives a dismal 14% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, marking it as the latest in a series of poorly received villain-centric films. Directed by JC Chandor and starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, the film’s negative reviews have prompted Sony to shift focus towards a new ‘Spider-Man 4’ and the continuation of the ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ franchise. With a history of disappointing releases, fans are left questioning the future of Sony’s superhero projects.