Lantern Venom
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Yeah,but sometimes crazy people are just...crazy. Brock is clearly mentally disturbed. A lot of times evil or insane people are like that,esp. in the real world. Their motives make sense to only them alone. Like when John Hinkley Jr. decides that if he shoots president Reagan,Jodie Foster will like him. Nutty to us,rational to him. The same goes with Eddie. And like I mentioned in a previous post,once the monsterous symbiote got hold of Eddie's disturbed and fragile mind his anger at Spider-man became a lust for murder and revenge.
But we got hints almost immediately that Eddie wasn't "evil" in the classic sense as much as he was ill. I remember being shocked when Eddie did this, and we got our first glimpse at the Lethal Protector:
http://www.comics101.com/guestlecturer/news/Guest Lecturer/56/Venom 7.JPG
That's one of the many reasons I hate Raimi's cheesy VINO (Venom in name only) with such a passion. I rolled my eyes when VINO said, "I like being bad." That's a complete contradiction of the character. In comic Eddie's mind, he was the victim and Spider-man was the villain.
Did anyone else here actually like Green Goblin's "power ranger" costume from the first movie?
Sure, it doesn't even come close to beating the one from the comics but I never really had a problem with it like most people seemed to. It was a pretty cool re-imagining, imo.
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I still think it came off well. It should have had some purple trim, but it still looked functional and believable. Plus, Dafoe nailed the voice and laugh.