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Sony Pictures not giving up on Spider-Man extended universe

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Aaron Taylor-Johnson's "Kraven the Hunter" bombed
26 Feb - Despite the back-to-back box office bombs, Tom Rothman is not surrendering when it comes to his Spider-Man extended universe (also known as SSU).

The Sony Pictures' chairman and CEO recently was asked about the Spider-Man extended universe films like "Venom," "Kraven the Hunter," "Morbius," and "Madame Web," and dismissed the notion that the studio is giving up on the titles.

When asked if they will go back to it at some point, he responded, "Yes," and confirmed that they will have a fresh reboot with new people in it.

"Scarcity has value ... you got to make the audience miss you," he added.
Sony Pictures' chairman and CEO Tom Rothman is not giving up on the SSU
Sony Pictures' chairman and CEO Tom Rothman is not giving up on the SSU
It is noted that aside from the three "Venom" movies, none of the other SSU movies did well at the box office.

"Madame Web," starring Dakota Johnson was critically panned and made only USD 100.5 million from a USD 100 million budget. "Kraven the Hunter" did even worse at USD 62 million from a USD 130 million budget.


"Madame Web" flopped at the box office when it was released in 2024


Related Movies:
Venom: The Last Dance (24 Oct 2024)
Venom: Let There Be Carnage (14 Oct 2021)
Venom (04 Oct 2018)
Madame Web (15 Feb 2024)
Kraven The Hunter (12 Dec 2024)
Spider-Man: No Way Home (16 Dec 2021)
Spider-Man: Far From Home (02 Jul 2019)
Spider-Man: Homecoming (06 Jul 2017)


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