http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=54375
Hmmmmm....Spiderman 3 left a bad taste in the mouths of many a venom fan, but done right it could be awesome. Let's just recast Eddie Brock with an adult sized dude this time, not some pencil necked geek.
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Pagan, Cosmic and unluckyluciano like this.
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I heard rumors back when the first Hulk was being filmed that he would play the big Greenie. Anyone but Topher Grace, come on.
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He acts?
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I read the Venom comic books. If you need the guy to be big then he is lame.
Other than looking cool, what makes Venom, Venom?
Myself I found the Topher Grace version of Venom much more interesting than the weird evil not evil but evil thug that was in the comic books. Spider-Man 3's faults were more in not developing this Venom more and that stupid Sandman story line plus "Emo" Spider-Man.Stitches and Silverphin like this. -
I remember when Venom first came on the scene as Spidy's antagonist. Eddie Brock wasn't a small dude by any means. I never read the Venom comics, I guess they came out when I was older and no longer a comic reader, but I just remember that big thug looking guy kicking the crap out of Spider Man. The suit covered him, it didn't make him bigger.
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I know, Eddie Brock was a weight lifting reporter for some reason.
So what is interesting about a big thug?
The Hulk is interesting because anger makes him stronger and bigger.
The Thing is interesting because he is a huge monstrosity and he doesn't want to be.
To me getting mad because Venom is small is getting mad because Spider-Man isn't freakishly ripped. Which Peter Parker is when he is going to college. -
I'm not mad about it, I was just floored because the Brock I knew from when I was a kid....shrunk....considerably. Seemed really strange IMO.