Sony has now released a new trailer for Craven the Hunteroffers a fresh look at Aaron Taylor Johnson (kick ass, The man responsible for this) as Sergei Kravinoff/Kraven in the first live-action incarnation of the Marvel Comics villain. To the excitement (and concern) of Marvel fans everywhere, the trailer offered our first good look at Rhino, who will be played by Alessandro Nivola. Of course, There are a lot of opinions online about this live-action version of the Spider-Man villain, and while the general reception to the trailer has been generally positive, Marvel fans aren't ready for it yet.
Much of the concern about the film stems from Sony's poor track record with Marvel characters. Its attempt to build the Sony Spider-Man universe (SSU) has been extremely unbalanced, especially when it comes to non-Spider-Man films. Madam Web (SSU) caused the studio to rethink its approach to Cravenand that's evident in the trailer. While there were concerns among some, the consensus among fans is that Aaron Taylor-Johnson will deliver an effective performance as Kraven, while others simply decided to embrace the simple joy of seeing the unlikely duo of Kraven and Venom in their local theaters.
The first trailer for the film, released last year, focused heavily on character development, with shots of Seiji’s youth and plenty of shots of Russell Crowe, who plays his strict father Nikolai. This has been toned down in the new trailer, with a greater focus on the action and R-rated violence. The new trailer gives off a better “comic book movie” vibe than the first trailer, and fans seem to be generally happy with it. However, The Rhino has caused some divisions…
Spider-Man Fans React To Kraven's Latest Rhino Movie
As you might expect, X/Twitter The starting point for the discussion about the new system was Craven ShotsThe unicorn received a lot of reactions, with many surprised that the unicorn would appear as a mutant man with a horn, allowing for a more accurate look. The brief blurry footage caused many to withhold judgment until they saw more, however, others were not impressed with the brief glimpse of the Spider-Man supervillain…
Some like that the movie stays true to the rhinoceros' appearance from the comics, as opposed to the “rhino tank” in The Amazing Spider-Man 2But for others, the depiction of the unicorn is not comically accurate. enough.
In addition to the Spider-Man movies (live-action and animated), Sony's SSU also includes: Poison films, Morbius, Madam Weband Craven the HunterMixed critical response and disappointing box office receipts for some of the films, especially Madam Webcausing the studio to postpone its release. Craven From August to December 2024. This was the second delay for the film, as it was originally supposed to be released in January 2023. In both cases, the film was reshot and re-edited, leading fans to wonder if the film wasn't very good. However, producer Matt Tolmach told MovieWeb that the film's postponement to the Christmas season was “a reflection of the studio's confidence that the film would do well.”
Directed by J.C. Chandor, Craven the Hunter The film stars Ariana DeBose as Calypso, Fred Hechinger as Kraven's brother Dmitri Smerdyakov/Chameleon, Christopher Abbott as the foreign mercenary, and Alessandro Nivola as Alexei Sytsevich/Renault alongside Taylor-Johnson and Crowe.
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The film will be released in theaters on December 13, 2024.
