Best Villain of Spidey 3?

Who was the best villain of Spider-man 3

  • New Goblin

  • Sandman

  • Venom

  • Dark Peter


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Venom was the best Villian of Spidey3 because (like in the Comics) he feels he's lost everything so now he is desperate and seeks revenge on Peter. He lost his job and his girlfreind because of Peter so he asks god to kill Peter Parker. It's so interesting IMO. I mean in the Comics it was great and I loved Venom because he was such cool character and he's so cool on film to which is why he is the best villian of not only Spidey3 but of the whole Spidey mythos..
 
What movie are you talking about? Harry kicked Peter's ass in the first fight. He lost that fight at the end because of overconfidence, and lack of experience. Just before the second fight, you can CLEARLY SEE Peter looking at his box with the black suit. Peter KNEW that WITHOUT IT, Harry could win the fight. He put it on and when to fight Harry and even though Peter has the uper hand Harry held his own for most of the fight.
All that harry did was superficial damage in their first encounter based on pete not wanting to really hurt his friend. Harry never really looked like he had a chance.

In the second one, it wasn't about needing the suit, it was about wanting to have it on in order to inflict maximum damage with lil guilt.
 
The Goblin was the best one but didn´t like that new suit at all and hated that hover board
 
To be faire, dark spidey is the only one that thought he had taken out all of his adversaries...

he thought he'd killed sandman and i'm sure he'd thought that he'd taken care of harry as well. Not to mention he thought he'd taken care of eddie framing spidey and also making an attempt at his job.

none of the other villains managed that feat.
 
In the second one, it wasn't about needing the suit, it was about wanting to have it on in order to inflict maximum damage with lil guilt.

Exactly. If he hadn't worn the black suit he would have pulled his punches and tried to subdue Harry without hurting him...much. With the suit though he didn't care and didn't give a thought to lobbing the pumpkin bomb back at him. Also we wouldn't have got the quality insults and normal Peter would have boringly tried to talk him down.
 
Venom easily. Just wished there was alot more of him in this one. He had what? 3 scenes total? psh
 
venom kidnapped mj and killed harry, that was the extent of his menace..

worst still, he wasn't capable of doing that on his own and got some help. :confused:

he was rubbish, he wasn't even a physical challenge for spidey.
 
New Goblin. Easily.

His relationship to Peter was very well done in the movie. He forces MJ to break up with Peter. Snags him out in mid-air (in one hell of a fight scene) and almost makes him lose his ring. I cared about him the most (though I did care for the Sandman a lot watching the movie). His story is just the most rewarding of the movie.
 
As much as I love sm3 and think its the best of the series, I think with the villains its not so much a metter of how good they were or who was the best but a case of, they were all as bad as each other.

3 villains, yet each as individuals inflicted very little damage on spider-man.

Harry. Of all the villains in the spidey series, his ass got kicked the most and the hardest. His only true accomplishment was forcing MJ to break up with Pete, in which he paid the price by having his own pumpkin bomb blow up in his face. We never heard or saw of him again until Pete asked for his help to figh sandy and venom. Harry didn't make an attempt to try and get physical revenge...I'm surprised Norman didn't appear and cuss him off for being so pathetic and accepting a humiliatingly brutal defeat.

Sandman's first fight with spider-man as classic as it was, wasn't anything for him to gloat or be happy about, especially with someone of his ability. Spidey dished out dirt and obviously took a battering too but spidey was never in any real danger, he seemed to be in control, his concern was to now save the 2 cops, which he did sucessfully, in which sandman used as a distraction to escape.

Round 2. Spidey owned him, simple as. As for the battle royal, teaming up with venom was completely unecessary, sandman has the potential to kill spidey with relative ease, especialy by this time, he seemd to have grasped controling his powers properly.

Venom. Of all the villains in the series, he was in a position to kill spidey the easiest and the quickest but in tru supervillain form, dude starts monologuing instead of actually getting the job done.

All in all, these 3 villains inflicted very little physical damage, I mean not once was spidey knocked out, something Ock and Norman managed to do. Despite all this, these guys are still entertaining and help make sm3 the best of the series imo but as I've always maintained, sm3 isn't perfect and the levels of villainy in sm3 aren't excessively periling as they should be.
 
Venom, but I liked all of them.
 
Goblin's the only one that I felt the least bit was a genuine villain in this. Until his butler came out with the "oh by the way you idiot, your father was evil."
 
All in all, these 3 villains inflicted very little physical damage, I mean not once was spidey knocked out, something Ock and Norman managed to do. Despite all this, these guys are still entertaining and help make sm3 the best of the series imo but as I've always maintained, sm3 isn't perfect and the levels of villainy in sm3 aren't excessively periling as they should be.

Spidey was pretty much out when Venom tied him down and giant Sandman was slamming him. Only Harry's intervention saved him. Same with when Venom tied him down the second time and Harry took the hit.

And by comparison Ock only kkcoked Spidey out because he was already out on his feet from stopping the train. And the Golbin used kocked out gas. he didn't beat Spidey to unconsciousness.
 
Spidey was pretty much out when Venom tied him down and giant Sandman was slamming him. Only Harry's intervention saved him. Same with when Venom tied him down the second time and Harry took the hit.

Ahh but he wasn't actually out, he was just lying there helpless, taking a beating but he was still conscious.

And by comparison Ock only kkcoked Spidey out because he was already out on his feet from stopping the train. And the Golbin used kocked out gas. he didn't beat Spidey to unconsciousness.

But that says more good things about Ock and Norman. Those 2 villains respectively were the only threat against spidey but still managed to get spidey into a more vulnerable position...by themselves respectively.

Norman used knock out gas, even though the spider-sense should have warned him but whatever, he still got 1 up on spidey. Now, during that time of unconsciouness, spidey was at Norman's complete mercy, Norman could have killed spidey in any way he desired. Part of the KO gas had a chemical that paralysed spidey so, even when spidey came too, he was still helpless.

As for Ock, I salute his villainy for what he did, he destroyed the controls and took off, leaving spidey to either struggle and endure pain and exhastion from stopping the train should he succeed or he'd die trying, either way, Ock left spidey in a weak position, that was just good strategy on ock's part. He didn't have to knock him out, had Harry not wanted spidey alive, Ock, going by what we saw in sm2 could have easily killed spider-man.

As for the bad 3 in sm3.....there were 3 of them spidey was going up against in that movie and each as individuals showed the same amount of potential and in some cases more to really dish out the pain and potentialy kill spidey more so than Norman and Ock but Harry turned out to be a mere excercise, he posed the least physical threat in all 3 movies, sandman again, probably the villain in all 3 movies to have the highest potential to kill spidey posed little threat but one could argue that was due to the way his character was written, sandman isn't a murderer and then there's venom. He just didn't bring it as he should have but again, one could argue he had little time to work with but I can think of at least 4 chances he could have capitalised on in killing spider-man.

So ultimately, even though I think sm3 is the best comic book movie ever made, its flawed and there are things in sm1 and 2 that came off better regarding certain aspects. Norman and Ock respectively as individual villainous entities posed more of a threat than Harry, Marko and venom combined in 1 film.
 
About the first fight I think Harry was a serious threat to Peter because Peter wasn't going to hurt him, but was getting his ass kicked in the process of not doing anything. I mean he was in trouble and found a quick-fix way to stop Harry but hurt him more than Peter wanted.

the second time Peter didn't pull his punches and kicked Harry's ass.

But Harry was still the best villain because he mentally screwed with Peter. He first got close again to Peter and then made Peter thank that MJ didn't love him and was cheating on him and then to finish it off revealed that he was the one who stole MJ. Of course it was a lie but it erally got under Peter's skin, enough to put on the black suit and go for blood. Which is what he did.

Sandman was the one who could have killed Spidey the easiest but didn't really try until the last fight and would have if Harry didn't show up. And Venom also kicked Spidey's ass in short work twice and would have personally did the job after the second one but again Harry intervened and got skewered himself instead.

But GG and Ock are better villains in character development, menace and though he didn't get to kill anyone GG got under Spidey's skin more than Venom did or any other except possibly Harry who played really dirty mind games on Peter.

Oh well.
 
Venom for me. Grace was awesome! a very close second is New Goblin, he was amazing too, but my vote is for Venom:sym:
 
Topher Grace gave a great preformance, but the character was underused and underwritten.

Thomas Haden Church was good, but the character felt so unnecessary in the context of the movie, and it seemed like a poor man's Doc Ock.

New Goblin kicked ass, by all accounts, and was easily the most threatening character of the three, but it's hard to get excited about him.

Dark Peter... eh. The goofy stuff was entertaining, but would it have been stop a bank robbery or something, and then totally beat the ***** out of the guys who did it? Just to show how dark he's really become I mean. They really failed to make symbiote Peter seem dangerous.
 
Ahh but he wasn't actually out, he was just lying there helpless, taking a beating but he was still conscious.

When you see his hand drop after Sandman's blow, and he doesn't move, he's out. One more hit and he'd have been dead. Harry's intervention gives him time to recover.

But that says more good things about Ock and Norman. Those 2 villains respectively were the only threat against spidey but still managed to get spidey into a more vulnerable position...by themselves respectively.

It's the same thing. In all three cases, The villains needed help other than their own devices to stop Spidey. Ock needed the train disaster. The Goblin needed the gas (And- Spidey's inexperience) Sandman and Venom needed each other.

It's all evens out.
 
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