Quite frankly, it seemed like sabotage. I literally go out and see every movie that is marvel. And even I couldn't even make it to see Kraven due to availability. They played it at 9:40pm at night. A 2 plus hour movie, with us needing to go to work the next day. It just wasn't feasible to start a movie that late. That was the only movie time, from its release. Why? It's like they purposely made it inaccessible to everyone. So for me who always makes it out to not make it out due to this, obviously that effected all the other people as well. We watched it later on TV. And there was absolutely nothing wrong with it. It was actually really cool and had good action and gore even, felt gritty and a real true anti hero in Kraven. It was definitely better than what people make it out to be. Everyone is always on this bandwagon to crap on the latest film. And to perpetuate that this is a bomb, when the main contributing factor may have well been availability in theater's, as it certainly was for my town and the bigger one next to me, that leads me to believe that it was screwed over from the beginning. Given such little screen time. It had no way to be successful, when already starting as lesser known Villain in some casual fans eyes and not even given the availability or chance to let word of mouth rule. It's not a flop due to its own merit, but by other people deciding it would be a flop and not even giving it multiple showtimes. After watching it, it's is highly evident it was a cool ass movie and people just suck, spin bais and only want Spider-Man, because they are close minded. I at this point would be very curious to see how they could have taken Kraven and made him a potential Villain to Spider-Man. Or more aptly maybe set him up through misinformation to go after Spider-Man and later working together to defeat someone else. And even better if the found a way to finally bring Man-Spider to the big screen and he was there to save Spider-Man just like TASM and comics.

I wanted to see Kraven. I always go see these movies. I couldn't. They had it playing only at 9:40pm or later and it's a 2 hour movie. I can't start a movie at 9:40pm and get up for work the next day. They purposely didn't have any primetime showings and that hurt the movie in sales. For me a constant er to have not made it out, that means many many others didn't either. And that was from the get go. It just released and already had no screen times at both my local theaters. I can imagine that was all over the U.S. if that wasn't sabotage idk what is. It's like they made it bomb or anticipated a bomb so they gave it no screen time and pulled it from theaters as soon as they could. They shot it from the start. It should have done a bit better had it been more realistic in regards to showtimes people could actually show up too on a Sunday night.