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,

Sony’s Kraven the Hunter is expected to perform at the lower end of the studio’s Spider-Man Universe films at the box office. Warner Bros.’ The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim is set to open lower,

With Kraven the Hunter hitting theaters on December 13, fans are eager to know its box office prediction and wondering if the film will flop or succeed. Sony has released two SSU films this year so far,

Kraven the Hunter is the alias of the mentioned Sergei Kravinoff, who was brought to life by Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko in 1964. In the comic books, he’s a maniacal Russian big-game hunter whose life goal is to defeat Spider-Man and prove himself the world’s greatest hunter.

Kraven the Hunter box office projections indicate the latest Sony Spider-Man Universe movie will open worse than all but one SSU flop.

In news that we can't imagine will come as too much of a surprise, early tracking for Sony Pictures' Kraven the Hunter points to the latest SSU movie being a box office disappointment. Check it

Early box office projections for Kraven the Hunter‘s opening weekend are in, and it doesn’t look like the film will be one of the highest-grossing titles this holiday season. Right now, the movie is estimated to earn somewhere between $20-25 million domestically in its first three days,

According to Box Office Pro, Kraven the Hunter is currently expected to earn between $20 million and $25 million in its domestic opening weekend. If that estimate proves to be true, that will be a quiet opening for a film that reportedly cost north of $100 million to make.