Chris McKenna and Eric Summers, writers of superhero blockbuster Spider-Man: Another Day, have clarified the controversial ending of the story involving Jean Grey. According to the author, Sady Sink’s mutant technically didn’t commit a murder during his devastating attack on New York.
Despite massive destruction, building explosions, and dangerous incidents involving buses and tower cranes, the creators insist the character is innocent. The writers noted that they deliberately kept the villain’s identity hidden until the finale, forcing the audience to experience these events with Peter Parker.
Some fans also defended the heroine, recalling the ruthless mercenaries and killers who surrounded the protagonist, such as the Punisher and Elena Belova. But this reason seems far-fetched: you will understand everything after watching the movie.
