Kraven the Hunter's director would really like it if you all just forgot about those rubbish recent Sony Spider-Man films for a minute and "give our film a chance"

I don't want to get too into the nitty-gritty of it, but here's what I would say: for me as a filmmaker, my number one goal, especially, quite frankly, over the last couple of years where you guys are deep in this world ... some of the fans out there, a lot of the fans, were upset with certain decisions and certain outcomes of Sony's Spider-Man Universe.

Then with other films, they've gone on to be tremendous successes. So there's been a mixed success rate. People have got to give us a chance and come out and support this film, and literally try to wash away some of the other stuff that's happened.

I would argue that he's skewing the stats here a touch given that out of the five live-action Sony Spider-Verse films, yes three of them have done well, but that's literally all three Venom films, a much more recognisable and liked character than either Morbius or Madame Web.

Chandor went on to say that he thinks fans will realize that we've done everything we can to give them a pretty fun story. You'll see when the movie's over, there's potential.

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