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Kraven Easter Eggs, Ending Explained: All Spider-Man References
VarietyStory by Jordan Moreau
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Kraven the Hunter's big-screen debut packs a web-slinging punch, teasing deep Spider-Man ties in this blockbuster Marvel origin story.
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- Aaron Taylor-Johnson brings the famous Spider-Man villain to life, setting the stage for a potential future clash with the web-slinger.
- The film's ending hints at a larger Spidey-verse, with sly references to iconic comic book moments and characters that have Marvel fans buzzing.
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Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Sony, Marvel, Kraven the Hunter, Venom, Morbius, Madame Web