"The press just crucified it," exec says in wide-ranging LA Times interview The post Outgoing Sony CEO Tony Vinciquerra ...

The film was received poorly by audiences and critics, earning a record worst box office opening for a Sony superhero film at ...

Sony Pictures CEO said that he blames the critics who "destroyed" movies like "Kraven" and "Madame Web" for their financial ...

Sony CEO admitted their Spider-Man universe films were poorly received and are being reevaluated. Critic reviews and audience reception have prompted Sony to rethink its strategy. CEO Vinciquerra ...

Sony Pictures CEO blames 'Madame Web' flop on critics, saying the press 'crucified it,' but it has been successful on Netflix ...

Sony Pictures CEO Tony Vinciquerra has shared his thoughts on “Kraven the Hunter” and “Madame Web” bombing at the box office. Vinciquerra, 70, spoke about the movies during an interview ...

As he prepares to leave Sony Pictures, Tony Vinciquerra reflects on his time at the helm of the Culver City film and TV ...

Tony Vinciquerra, the Sony Pictures CEO, said critics are to blame for the box office failure of its recent Marvel movies "Kraven the Hunter" and "Madame Web." Sony has owned the rights to Spider ...

As he prepares to depart from Sony Pictures, CEO Tony Vinciquerra seemed to have few, if any, regrets about his seven-year run as studio head. That includes this year’s pair of “Spider-Man ...

It’s no secret that 2024 was not Sony‘s year. But Sony Pictures CEO Tony Vinciquerra says critics are to blame for Madame Web and Kraven the Hunter‘s disappointing box office performance.

By contrast, the budget for the film was $80 million. Tony Vinciquerra, chairman and CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment (which backed the movie), sees the story differently. Need a break?