Kraven the Hunter director J.C. Chandor is about to enter the hornets’ nest known as comic book movie fandom with a big ask for everyone: Please be kind and don’t rewind. Weeks before his film about one of Spider-Man’s toughest villains is set to release,

Spider-Man 4 might be the talk of the town in the Marvel universe, as we’re dying to see Sony and Marvel announce the sequel, but it’s not the only highly-anticipated Spidey movie fans want. Sony still has to deliver the final entry in the Spider-Verse trilogy, an animated project that was delayed as soon as Across the Spider-Verse hit theaters.

Kraven the Hunter director J.C. Chandor is asking audiences to give the Sony Marvel movie a chance, despite the mixed bag of releases so far. The Kraven movie follows on the heels of Madame Web and Venom: The Last Dance – while Venom 3 has been a hit at the box office,

Sony's Spider-Man Universe movies (like Morbius and Madame Web) don't have a good reputation. Will you still give Kraven the Hunter a chance?

The disastrous Morbius and Madame Web films have put a serious dent in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe despite the relative commercial success of Tom Hardy’s Venom trilogy. But upcoming effort Kraven the Hunter is an opportunity for fans to “wash away” those missteps,