Sequels Venom Returns...how?

[Eggyman]

^ He's a man of his wuurd.

 

[Eddie Brock]

Not to mention a beautiful skeleton in that explosion:

They didn't get the CGI artists to put that in for their health. Brock is dead. Simple as that.

Everything else in this thread is irrelevant. Frankly, I don't want them to continue with this series at all - but since they are, Venom is clearly out of the picture.

 

[Mutagen]

Did anyone read the novelization of the movie? I'm curious to see how Venom's demise was handled.

 

[Eddie Brock]

Did anyone read the novelization of the movie? I'm curious to see how Venom's demise was handled.

That's a good point. In print, it's black and white (literally).

 

[Eggyman]

In the novelization, once the symbiote is destroyed, it appears that while Eddie has been the host it has eaten him alive. All that is left is his skeleton.

Sucks to be him

 

[Mutagen]

In the novelization, once the symbiote is destroyed, it appears that while Eddie has been the host it has eaten him alive. All that is left is his skeleton.

Sucks to be him

Sucks that even in the book he gets screwed over, and books are supposed to be of higher knowledge! Bah!

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

in the comics Venom has gone through alot worse and survived and thats all i gotta say

Indeed, but as Venom 1988 said, these are films, not comics. Things don't really work the same in films as they do in the comics.

 

[Eddie Brock]

In the novelization, once the symbiote is destroyed, it appears that while Eddie has been the host it has eaten him alive. All that is left is his skeleton.

Sucks to be him

I actually like the idea of Eddie slowly being consumed by the suit. Then he's not kidding when he says that he's Eddie Brock no more.

 

[HughJackFan420]

This is a comic book film and those are all fictional characters. We're talking here about a guy wrapped in an alien life form that that creates enormous teeth and then returns them to normal just for us to see "the emotion" of the character. I think the return of such character would not be so unrealistic comparing to his morphing abilities. Every character in these franchises can return. Cyclops can return as a Sinister's clone. Jean can resurrect for real and live up to her name. Norman can return via the healing factor of the formula... Dock Ock cannot return!!! He died in every aspect of that word... there was even a symbolism with the lights from his tentacles, not to speak that he was the only character that lived to his greatness and name. He was used perfectly and his death was inevitable. Venom can replicate some of Brock's DNA and fuse with it, creating it's own host. There was a lot of symbiote that was scattered throughout the construction site. Remember the time when Spidey and Venom were falling and fighting... Venom put some of his symbiote to Spidey which he eventually threw off somewhere... not to mention the enormous amounts of black webs which are also a part of the symbiote, what happened to them?... and there was also a lot of the symbiote scattered from the explosion...
Now there's a question whether it's a smart move for Venom to return, and if that happens Carnage is inevitable... but for myself... I wanted a final battle with Venom and Spidey on a cathedral during a rain storm, and that didn't happen, so I'm hoping to see that in the future (if not in a Spidey film, than in a "spectacular spidey show"

I agree. they didn't go into detail at all as to the capabilities of the symbiote. the symbiote looks for a host that wants a strong bond with it. the symbiote at first attached itself to Brock against his will but in the end Brock didn't want the symbiote to be destroyed and in the split second moment Brock wanted to bond with it willingly which could've created a stronger bond and with that the symbiote could help brock rejuvenate any part of him that was destroyed. as far as dock ock his descent into the river showed he might've died but just like cyclops he supposedly died off camera. anything is possible in marvel comics it's up to the writers to come up with a clever and comic based way of bringing them back. and yes Green Goblin can definitely come back. in the comics the serum did have a healing factor and Norman did switch bodies in the morgue but why bring him back?

 

[sauronthegreat]

I agree. they didn't go into detail at all as to the capabilities of the symbiote. the symbiote looks for a host that wants a strong bond with it. the symbiote at first attached itself to Brock against his will but in the end Brock didn't want the symbiote to be destroyed and in the split second moment Brock wanted to bond with it willingly which could've created a stronger bond and with that the symbiote could help brock rejuvenate any part of him that was destroyed. as far as dock ock his descent into the river showed he might've died but just like cyclops he supposedly died off camera. anything is possible in marvel comics it's up to the writers to come up with a clever and comic based way of bringing them back. and yes Green Goblin can definitely come back. in the comics the serum did have a healing factor and Norman did switch bodies in the morgue but why bring him back?

Maybe to undo his visual appearance as the Goblin, to represent Spidey's greatest challenge for the final chapter, and to have two Goblins for the last film: Hobgoblin and Green Goblin.
But taking in consideration that here it's not a popular story from comics, I really enjoyed in Norman's return... how he tormented Peter in those issues. In my opinion it would serve as a great occlusion to the franchise.

 

[sauronthegreat]

Did anyone read the novelization of the movie? I'm curious to see how Venom's demise was handled.

Thanks for asking about the novelization. Ever since I watched the film I asked myself what happened in the end with Venom and more importantly with Sandman in that book? Can someone, who read the book, please answer how was handled that last scene in the book? Did Sandman's family appeared on the construction site? Was Sandman killed in the end or was it the same as was in the film?

PS: I live in a country where I couldn't even hope to find that book, so that's why I am asking.

 

[Mutagen]

Thanks for asking about the novelization. Ever since I watched the film I asked myself what happened in the end with Venom and more importantly with Sandman in that book? Can someone, who read the book, please answer how was handled that last scene in the book? Did Sandman's family appeared on the construction site? Was Sandman killed in the end or was it the same as was in the film?

PS: I live in a country where I couldn't even hope to find that book, so that's why I am asking.

Read a little higher, they answer the question about the symbiote.

 

[sauronthegreat]

Read a little higher, they answer the question about the symbiote.

I saw that, but I am more interested in Sandman. What happens to him? Knowing that we may deduce what is one of the deleted endings and what may some day be put in an extended edition of the film.

 

[The Hurricane]

Hmmm I was thinking that since one of those pumkin bombs couldnt kill harry as it went off next to his head, how could it kill Venom? So I guess they could explain it some how that way plus the lack of a body or remains of something close to one as not even Crematorium can fully dispose of remains. But then again I dont think that the Spiderman 3 writers thought of that when they were writing it so I assume they killed him. But who knows it is a comic so anyone can return

 

[Mutagen]

Not to mention a beautiful skeleton in that explosion:

They didn't get the CGI artists to put that in for their health. Brock is dead. Simple as that.

Well, I know it's against the rules, but we could just bring him back with out bothering to give him a reasonable explanation for living. Sounds crazy I know, but you know what? So was their treatment of my favourite Spider-man villain.

 

[I know that guy]

has everone forgoten about the hob goblin

 

[red hood 4]

No but we have had three. Harry dosent really count but we have GG in the first 3.

 

[DACrowe]

Venom is dead. Finit.

Move on.

 

[artemzz]

I see it like this. Doctor Connors finally gets his Lizard formula to work as he was recording his test subjects and then he tests it on himself. He regrows his arm but in the midst of that he starts having a transformation into an actual Lizard. All the while he was still has the little piece of symbiote Parker gave him for observation. While his transformation he starts falling and trying to get a hold of himself all over the place and ends up knocking over the glass jar the symbiote was in. The symbiote crawls away and finds it's way to Kletus Kassidy in prison and Carnage and the Lizard ( depending on how long he is the villian. Parker could be leaving school and witness Connors transformation or he could find out from Connors Wife asking Pete what is going on with him because he isn't around late at night anymore. Peter going to check it out finds out Connors is the Lizard and tries to save him.) become the villians of the movie. I also heard that SM4/SM5 are being filmed together so I don't know how the idea would work out. But it's just a thought. Tell me what you think?

 

[SuperKoala]

venom died dude he's a poon

 

[artemzz]

venom died dude he's a poon

Are you talking to me or everyone in general?

 

[carnage17]

how about that chicken soup ey guys?

 

[Victarion]

Venom returns when you plug in your bought/rented/bootlegged copies of Spider-Man 3.

 

[spidey 802]

ok ok...true but remeber pete gave somt the symbiote to Doc Conners, and i think that part of the symbiote was still in the lab b4 spidey finished the rest off....so yeah...he might have a chance to come back!

 

[Victarion]

No. Just no. If anything, it'd be Carnage.