Kraven in Kraven the Hunter
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Kraven’s complex relationship with his ruthless father, Nikolai Kravinoff, sets him on a path of revenge with brutal consequences, inspiring him to become not only the world’s greatest hunter, but also one of the most feared… Aaron Taylor-Johnson takes a trip down memory lane and revisits some of his most popular action roles, leading to the latest incarnation of Marvel’s iconic anti-hero. There have been many attempts to bring Kraven the Hunter to the screen, but all have ultimately failed. Sam Raimi wanted him to appear in Spider-Man 4 before it was canceled, and Kraven’s spear appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) due to his planned appearance in the Sinister Six, which was also canceled.
Later in the film, the image reappears, and the computer says it’s a 9999% facial match
As for the MCU, Ryan Coogler wanted to include him in the film Black Panther (2018), which was inspired by Christopher Priest’s Black Panther comic, but he couldn’t secure the rights. Jon Watts wanted Kraven to be a backup villain in Spider-Man: Far From Home (2021) in case the multiverse storyline didn’t pan out. A man’s image is scanned to see if it’s Kraven, and the computer says it’s a 97.3% facial match. Sergey Kravinoff: [after his father tries to attack him] You can’t do this to me anymore.
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Tom Rothman, the current Spider-Man suit and Sony henchman, launched a cinematic universe called SPUMC in 2017/2018, no, it was short for Sony Pictures Universe of Spider-Man Characters. In reality, it was Tom Rothman’s cynical Spider-Man-less, Spider-Man cinematic universe. It was a cynical and lazy way for Rothman and his army of obnoxious suits to cash in on Marvel’s cache without actually making a real movie. (Tom Rothman was the boss of Fox when they made such regrettable outings at Fox as X-Men 3 and X-Men Origins Wolverine.) While most of the SPUMC movies are completely unwatchable and wimpy garbage, then comes Kraven The Hunter, directed by the inimitable JC Chandor (Margin Call).
Is Kraven a great movie?
No, but Kraven is a pretty brutal and fun joke, so it’s easy to sit through a few hours and take pleasure in all the gruesome and bloody antics. Unlike other SPUMC trash, Kraven actually tries hard to be downright brutal, and the actors are on point. Aaron Taylor Johnson is great and takes Kraven as seriously as Hugh Jackman ever did Wolverine. Russell Crowe and the rest of the cast are equally good.
This is an easy 55 if you want to turn off your brain and see what kind of murders they can dream up on screen
The story/screenplay is a complete mess, but JC Chandor directs with a creative eye, and the cast takes this movie more seriously than anyone should ever be asked to.
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