Kraven the Hunter has Marvel fans debating the villain online. A new interview surrounding the Sony movie has people questioning if the big game hunter is an outright bad guy or if he’s an anti-hero. It would seem a lot of comic readers believe his question is completely ridiculous. Most of his history on the page suggests Kraven is a complete villain. Aaron Taylor-Johnson actually said that his character was “an animal lover and a protector of the natural world.” Those comments spiraling out of CineEurope sent social media into a tizzy. Well, it’s not hard to see why. People don’t usually associate big game hunting with a love of animals. So, the keyboards are whirring early this week.
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Amidst all this squabbling, Ariana DeBose was asked about how filming was going by Deadline. She says things are absolutely on-track so far.
“It’s cool. It’s going well. I mean, for as much as I believe I’m allowed to say about it, I think it’s going swimmingly,” DeBose revealed. “Yeah. I’m proud of them, I think all of these franchise pieces, it’s all about your growth. And it’s exciting to be a part of something that feels like it’s taking a step in a different direction. I feel like they’re just allowing this to live in whatever world it needs to live in, which is kind of cool. I don’t like work experiences, period, where I feel like I’m asked to fit a box, because my job is to discover the box and to define the box. That’s my job, in my opinion. I mean, it is 2022.”
Do you think Kraven is an anti-hero? Let us know down in the comments!
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