Gothamite
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I can picture it been real good if done right.
I can picture it been real good if done right.
If there is a higher power....this will never see light of day.
I'm considering banning anyone form this site who goes to see this.
But if you do that. That would mean you would have to ban me. Think about this site with out me here? lease:
Maybe if you never, ever, EVER admit you saw it or discuss it in any way.
We can close this thread and pretend the movie never happened.
....Venom : A movie for freedom!
Gary Ross is writing "Venom," Columbia's "Spider-Man" spinoff based on one of the villains from "Spider-Man 3," as a potential directing vehicle. Ross is already writing "Spider-Man 4" for the studio.
In the comics, Venom is a gooey alien parasite that bonds with Peter Parker and later his newsroom rival, among other people, becoming one of more popular villains in "Spider-Man's" rogue gallery.
Topher Grace portrayed the character in the 2007 movie, which ended with both the human and the alien symbiote apparently destroyed in an explosion.
The studio had no comment on Grace's involvement nor on Ross writing the project.
The plan is reportedly to hire a new writer to pen a new Venom screenplay and to have a different actor other than Grace play the role next time around.
There's also no word on whether or not the character would fit into the rebooted universe of The Amazing Spider-Man, but it would seem reasonable to assume that it will.
Because Sony makes terrible business plans and is going to crash. They just see something marketable.
Exactly... But how do they not see the inherently larger marketability aspect of a Venom movie that ties directly into their new Spider-Man film series as opposed to a completely unrelated one as the info seems to suggest? It's truly incredible.
Captain Canuck literally gave a simple and perfect way of folding that into the existing plot of Infinity War. Hopefully this is the case and they don't waste such a perfect opportunity.
I'm imagining legally they can't connect it without Marvel's go-ahead and that would require them to wait.
No doubt. But not wait long. Again, Infinity War is a little over a year away. A simple quick scene of symbiote slithering out of a vessel that Thanos presumably brings with him (maybe a troop carrier, doubtful he'll come alone even with the Gauntlet). Literally would occupy all of 10-15 seconds of screen time. Also a perfect mid or post credit scene so it doesn't disrupt flow of film itself.
Sony is dumb.
That would require Marvel to want to do it, as far as we know Sony asked and Marvel said no. Venom is a pretty crap character after all.
Venom is a pretty crap character after all.