Spider-Man’s Venom Gets his Own Movie Spin-off?
By Nix | February 4, 2008 (10:34 am)
Alien symbiote and piles of goo Venom to get his own movie post-”Spider-Man 3″? Hey, why not, it’s not like we saw enough of him in Sam Raimi’s “Spider-Man 3″. In fact, we didn’t see a whole lot of anyone in that movie, thanks to Raimi’s insistence on jamming the flick with about two villains too many. Seriously, Sam, what were you thinking? In any case, the news that Venom might be getting his own spin-off movie sounds fantastic — but only if Topher Grace stays the hell out of it.
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But Venom fans rejoice, Marvel is moving forward with a new stand alone film, yep you heard right, Venom is coming back to the big screen.
We’ve confirmed that “the studio” has met recently with several “A list writers” about a spin-off film.
Back to the Grace issue. I liked the skinny kid from That ’70s Show, but man, was he ever wrong for Eddie Brock! Especially when Grace did that smirk of his. Wow, what bad casting there, Sam Raimi. Then again, nearly everything about “Spider-Man 3″ was a misfire, so you know…
it sounds great! when does it come out does anyone know? 
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Wow, why not blame Raimi for everything? You realize he was receiving pressure from higher-ups to include Venom in the first place, right? He was going to make it a simpler movie about Sqandman and Vulture teaming up. And you realize that Topher fit the role as written for the film, right? No, I guess you don’t realize those things, and just have an irrational hate-on for Sam Raimi! Nix, I can tell you’re an upset comics fan, but you are incredibly naive about moviemaking. It’s a shame you have a place to spout your ill-informed opinions as if they were fact to a wider audience.
Well yeah, but I wouldn’t have such a “hate-on” for Sam Raimi if he hadn’t kicked my cat and threw my grandma out the window for writing him that mean letter about “Spider-Man 3″. I mean, seriously, she was 96 years old! (The cat, I mean…)