Aaron Taylor-Johnson has shared his thoughts on the possibility of Kraven the Hunter facing Spider-Man in future films. In a recent interview, the actor explained how the character’s journey in Kraven the Hunter sets him up as a powerful villain.

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Within the film's first eight minutes, Kraven (Taylor-Johnson) enters prison, gets into a fight, kills gang leader Seymon Chorney, escapes jail, and fakes his own death. "The hunter is a myth," Chorney says after Kraven introduces himself as such. "Now you're trapped, hunter. What's your name? Who sent you?"

Next James Bond favourite Aaron Taylor-Johnson has launched the eight minute opening sequence of his new blockbuster action movie Kraven the Hunter.

David Kingsbury helped the actor build one of the most impressive film physiques in the entire superhero genre.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Kraven the Hunter justifies its R rating in the new snippet released from Sony, Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Kraven the Hunter has been rated R due to its bloody violence and language. The opening minutes of the film released by Sony clarifies why this is the case.

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Aaron Taylor-Johnson isn't new to this world—having played cult-hero Kick-Ass in his early career, then his short stint in the MCU as Quicksilver—but his most recent turn for Kraven the Hunter challenged the actor to undergo a transformation that took his body to beastly levels to play the iconic Spider-Man antagonist.

Kraven the Hunter is the next Spider-Man villain to hit the big screen in a solo project. However, Aaron Taylor-Johnson would like his titular character to cross paths with the famous Marvel hero at some point.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson is hopeful Kraven the Hunter will go "toe-to-toe" with some of Marvel's best superheroes and definitely with Tom Holland's Spider-Man.