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.

Kraven The Hunter star Aaron Taylor-Johnson discusses his new Sony Marvel movie, similarities to Quicksilver, and a potential future Spider-Man fight.

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?"

It's here! Aaron Taylor-Johnson recently swung by BuzzFeed to do our Puppy Interview and we're honestly still recovering from the cuteness overload. Directed by J.C. Chandor, Kraven the Hunter follows Sergei Kravinoff (Taylor-Johnson),

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.

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

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

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.