Spidey-Lad93
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Venom Carnage?
It's like naming Man of Steel, Superman Zod.
Or naming Avengers, Avengers Loki.
It would have been better if they named it Venom and Carnage
Venom Carnage?
It's like naming Man of Steel, Superman Zod.
Or naming Avengers, Avengers Loki.
they're two of the most overrated characters ever. their backstories aren't that impressive and they're characterization i see they tried to put more effort in but still not that great
^ You try creating two characters who are widely loved by millions of fans & are two of the deadliest villains of a superheroes' rogues gallery.
Anyway, I'm still all for a Venom movie as long as they stay true to the character. I didn't mind Topher Grace's portrayal but I want the Eddie Brock we know & love from the 1990's. The reporter turned muscle-head turned Venom.
On that note, I know I'll get a lot of disagreements (and I don't care) but I'd love to see Brock Lesnar as Eddie Brock / Venom. He'd literally be perfect for it. His name is Brock Edward Lesnar (the reverse of Eddie Brock's name), he looks exactly like Eddie Brock originally did & with WWE being a part of his resume, he's already got experience with acting.
Again, I don't care what anyone says, I want Brock Lesnar as Venom. And I think with Dave Batista being Drax & the Rock being Black Adam, it's as likely to happen as ever.
Wise up & do it, Sony.
Brock Lesnar has horrible mic skills. I doubt his acting would be any better. Think about it. Then there's also the fact that it might be a little weird with him in a role like that.
I only want Venom to be in a SPIDER-MAN movie.
Brock Lesnar has horrible mic skills. I doubt his acting would be any better. Think about it. Then there's also the fact that it might be a little weird with him in a role like that.
Nah, I wouldn't say he has horrible mic skills. I'll admit he's not the best on the mic & he could use work but he's not the worst guy to cut a promo, & his UFC promos weren't really all that bad.
As for him as Eddie Brock, I still firmly believe it could work. Yes, Brock is a guy who wants to do his work & go home, but doing a film wouldn't compromise any of that. He's done plenty of interviews, whether it's been on talk shows or being on the radio so it's not that much of a stretch. Besides that, Brock is more of a savvy businessman than people give him credit for so if he was offered the role I doubt he'd turn them down flat.
Personally, I wouldn't think it'd be weird. The guy literally looks exactly like Eddie Brock & I think with the right writing and direction behind him, he could definitely pull it off.
Brock being a weightlifter isn't that important of a detail.
Brock being a weightlifter isn't that important of a detail.
I feel you can have it in there especially when he starts to get more stress leading up to his downfall, but it shouldn't be the number 1 thing being considered when picking an actor for the role.
Eddie's body tells his backstory, and history has shown us that choosing between a massive guy and a skilled actor isn't necessary. There are plenty of individuals who are both of those.