User Review: Sony’s Spider-Man Universe doesn’t go with a bang, but a whimper. “Kraven the Hunter” is clich\u00e9d at all turns. ATJ tries to make the most of it, yet the script holds it back. Action is a bit fun at times, but it’s muddled with much pompous exposition.<\/p>\n

The movie is kinda fun when Johnson is in action causing bloody chaos but everything else is a drag. Great cast held back by clunky dull dialogue. The script is simply bad and a waste of Aaron Taylor Johnson, who I actually enjoyed in the role. Another instance of a villain turned hero. A story that lacks any intrigue. Rhino and Chameleon are wasted as I expected.<\/p>\n

“‘Kraven the Hunter” was probably a solid 2004’s action movie at one point, but the usual Sony antics are all here. Painful ADR, choppy editing, and tons of lifeless CGI animals!<\/p>\n

Dare to say, this is one of the most soulless modern comicbook movies. It is exactly the film you’d expect at this point. The film doesn’t understand a single character it tries to adapt to screen and the whole movie often feels created by AI.<\/p>\n

It is better than “Madame Web” and “Venom: The Last Dance” which isn’t saying much, but if this is the end of the Sony Spider-Man-less universe, at least I’m glad it’s over.<\/p>\n

This is not a ground braking cinema in any way but it is a damn entertaining movie. Movies plot is prety simple but enough to carry the movie and deliver good action. Vilian in this movie is capable and formidable oponent to Kraven that has his own agenda and and not just some buffoon. Kraven himself works surprisingly well given he is spiderman villain of the week and the role fits Aaron like a glove. There are things that you could find wrong with the movie like CGI animals or that the character may need some more depth but in the end nothing takes away that it a solid entertaining action movie that delivers the thrills.<\/p>\n