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Maybe i need to watch Spidey 3 again when its on DVD, but i was actually very disappointed. There were points in the movie (you will know what i mean when you see it) where you wonder what movie you are watching because it is just so out there. I think they tried to hard to stretch this one out, seemed a little too long. Sandman was semi interesting IMO, gwen stacy was unecessary, Harry i thought was very strange in this one, Tobey seemed bored in parts...i dunno, it had some really awesome special effects, and some really funny parts, but it just left me with a strange feeling in my stomach...i dont know, maybe that will change if i watch it again. I give it 7/10 just because its Spidey and you can't absolutely hate the movie. I rank them as follows, the best is spidey 2, then spidey 1, then spidey 3......any comments?

I think it is a decent movie, but without a doubt the least of the series. One of the strengths of the previous films were the quiet pieces between charcters like Peter, MJ, Aunt May, Harry, etc, but I think they overdid it here. It is out of character for me, but I would have liked more action scenes (seriously, Sandman and Venom looked great!) This movie had a different tone to it, too dark i think, and a few too many storylines and villains for my taste. I have a bunch more qualms with the film, but I don't want to get into it. I did enjoy myself, but I wish my desire to talk about it right now was based on how much I loved it and not where I think they could improve. I think most Spidey fans will think its good enough, but not be completely satisfied. Just a quick note on the end (no spoilers). It's an ok ending, and if it proves to be the end of the series, I think I can live with that. I've been prepared for this being the last installment, but I hope Maguire, Dunst, and Raimi come back for one more so I can get comlplete closure instead of moderate closure. Just asking those who saw the film, is it fair to say it is like 'Return of the Jedi,' in which we do get an ending but there is just something more we need from the characters to make the experience truly great?

Does anyone else feel like Avi Arad and Laura Ziskin are to blame for Spider-Man 3 downfalls??? Sam Raimi made a terrific introduction to start the franchise, and had complete creative control over Spider-Man 2(the best of the series), but in this third installment, this not the case... Sam's producer's (Avi Arad and Laura Ziskin) had a hand in altering this sequel with the incorporation of Venom and Gwen Stacy. My problem isn't with the character's being added to the film in an out of context view of the comics(where some "geeks" might place blame), but with both characters written into the script as an after thought. Venom has only 10-15 minutes of screen time, which is unbelievable underdeveloped, such as the scene where Sandman and Venom decide to team-up(which only lasts for about 10 seconds). And as for Gwen Stacy, she could have easily been just an extra, with no real involvement in moving the story forward what-so-ever. Sorry, if it sounds as if I didn't enjoy the film... I just felt like this was two complete films... shoved into one.

Awful. I cannot believe you put this crap ahead of number one. My review: http://therecshow.com/2007/05/04/spiderman-3-a-review/ favorite line: "Kirsten Dunst is as appealing as a cold cumshot on your dead grandmother's ass." That says it all for me.

My friend Dan and I thoroughly enjoyed the film. Venom was certainly under-used, as was Gwen Stacy. But I thought they did a good job on Peter's "battle within" (which after all is the movie's tag line) and wrapped up the trilogy appropriately. The audience at our screening (7:15 p.m. on Friday night) appreciated the funny moments in the film. And I'm not talking about unintentional humor.

Disappointing. Too cheesy at times (Peters on-going disconess, Eddie Brock whenver on screen...). Too kiddy at times (the whole parade-thing). I found myself laughing at parts that weren't intended to be funny (too many too list). I loved Spiderman 2 but this one fell way off the map. If it wasnt for Bruce Campbell, Bryce Dallas Howard, and JK Simmons, this movie wouldve been a pure dud (right up there with X-Men 3). Also couldve used less time , oh say, one hour less. I see why there are so many deleted scenes in films. This seemed like a Spiderman version 3.66 out Tuesday on Blue-Ray (comes with free ticket!).

The movie was disappointing. Gwen stacy is nothing like her comic persona and could have easily been replaced by an extra. Too many villains. Omg....i so hated the cliche of the messed hair when the black suit was introduced. Why not give him a mustache he could twirl? Only redeeming character that the film could not do without? Bruce Campbell. Sandman was good. Venom hardly there to do anything. Harry was interesting. Don't make another. It will cost too much to bring everyone back and then they won't have anything left over to make a good script or effects. 6/10

The movie felt more like the 80s cartoon than any other in the series. Disappointed, but felt it was at least worth my $9 and I'd probably buy it on DVD, which all the producer care about anyways.

Just like the rest of the real spidey fan's I was disappointed, Venom, the ultimate vitious character known to the spidey universe, was OBLITERATED by 1 pumpkin bomb. When Harry just got an ugly scar. They was extremely lame and i very angered how easily the deadly venom died, Sandman=pussy, end of story. I had waited almost a year since i saw the preview during Superman Returns, and I feel i waisted my life for this crappy movie. I am a huge spidey fan and it hurts to really saw that movie sucked

i saw this movie twice. and the second time wasn't any better!!!! first i must say spiderman 2 is one of the best films ever. and bruce cambell is fantastic at everything. however this movie, even though i can't get enough spiderman, was toooooooo long. for spiderman 4 i think we need to get the sinister 6 as villians and if that isn't enough we can throw in the clone saga. no to mention we can kill aunt may and have come back to life in spiderman 5...hahahah! what the hell. spiderman 1 was great. 2... even the best of the bunch. 3 was soooo disappointing. VENOM is huge and he had all of what... 12 minutes and vaporized to boot!!!!! sandman boo hooo. i am sorry... i forgive you. are you kidding me... this is a chick flick. not to mention gwen stacy was in here why. i think she was beautiful but she did nothing for the storyline. how did spidy know the church bells would bother the sybiote? just a big coinscidence...hahahha! now topher did great with the character but the venom angle should have been a whole movie not 12 minutes of afterthought and write in. i feel as if joel whats-his-face did this movie and ruined what was so ahead of all other superhero movies. sad day for spiderman fans. and egad!!! what the hel was the disco dancing about walking down the road! thank god for bruce cambell!!!!!!

Spider Man 3 was WAY overhyped, I was VERY disappointed. I want my money back. All the sheep er people flocking to see this film have bought into all the hype. Trust me folks this film isn't that good. Save your money for other movies like POTC 3 At Worlds End, Transformers, Die Hard, Fantastic Four 2, etc. Word to the masses that still just have to go see Spidey, many of you will be coming back disappointed. You were warned.

This was the best movie between the all 3 ...there were very funny parts and really cool stunts and stuff... It was a little bit strange the way they filmed it ..its was too damn DARK. but as a spidy fan i loved this movie. sorry that i have a bad english. SPIDERMAN RULS

this movie i though sucked really bad .....peter was suppose to turn evil when wearig the black suit not be a copy of the mask dancing around so that was really lame ...then the whole emo look ..with the messy hair and the bad suit that was suppose to be him evil ? ...the walking around struting was funny just to show how dumb he actually looked ...as for venom well he just sucked i thought he is way bigger , stronger yet he is suppose to be fast and he looked like a crappy spiderman clone ...everyone cried in the movie and at the end i was dissapointed ...why not keep the goblin outfit no they had to make a paintball mask looking one ...the sand man was cool but still made no sence at time he was really big then small or normal ..

This movie did seem a bit long but I felt it was pretty decent. I would have liked to have seen more venom, topher played him well. They are going to be doing 3 more films, after that I don't know. I'm sure we will see venom in the next one and perhaps the return of the sandman. There is also dr. conners villain character as well. I don't think we have seen the last of spiderman. The franchise makes to much money.

5 mins of Venom screen time?!?!?! Damn you Raimi! Here's the solution, lose 4 of the ultra-gay scenes between Harry and Peter, 2 scenes of the pretentious crap with Aunt May, 35 minutes of Peter dressed like an emo strutting along and dancing in jazz clubs, and have Kirsten Dunst take her top off so I have something to look at while I listen to her bitch bitch bitch. There, with all that crap out of the movie, your free to add at least 4 more fight scenes, tonnes of desperatly needed Venom footage, and enough room at the end for Peter and Harry to have gay sex before he dies.

It was great, but not as popular as part 2. Good action, but too much story. Part 4 will be much better, i hope.

Chop out 20 mins and MAYBE Spider-man 3 would of been decent. Way to much camp. Way to many stretches of the imagination. In short, they just stopped taking it seriously and it shows.

If everyone thought that spiderman 3 was bad. LOOK OUT! we have three more on their way Things i would change in spidey 4: 1. more nudity- gwen stacey, either do something productive for the story or just show us your tits, just stop wasting my time! 2. a black spiderman- No, not like the suit, no real african-american black, imagine spiderman rips off his mask and its like Morgan Freeman under there or something, that would be so cool! 3. more screen time for the butler- Did anyone else think that the osborn's butler was just way cool!?! i didnt even know they had a butler!? after two movies it was like he exploded onto screen. People, we all know this movie sucked the gay right out of liberace's anus, but i have to admit, it was worth my $10.25

hey guys i wish they showed alot more venom i was really disappointed in that ...i wish harry didnt die although u knew it was coming...lol i liked when peter was all dark and the subway fight...i thought the dancing was kinda rediculous...but man i know that doc conners still has the symbiote thing but thats not the thing that bugs me...half of my friends said they saw eddie brock get turned to a skelton when the explosion go off but i didnt see it...but there are 3 type of those pumpkin ball thingys. 1. the one he throws and that little device thingy comes out and chases spiderman 2. the one that turns people into pure skelton and kills them. 3. the explsion kind...so i dont think they put 2 of the bombs in one..at least i hope not...and after u saw venom get "vaporized" u can still see alittle bit of the symbiote going down inside a crack...so i know for sure we will see the creature venom again but i want venom to be wiht EDDIE BROCK!....i thought tropher did awesome playing him in this movie...i dont want the symbiote to go onto someone else in the movie and than he becomes venom even though it does that in the comics..but it has venom has eddie brock for a long time....so i wish eddie brock didnt die and if they dont have him (troper) returning as venom if they make another movie with him...i think it would be absoluty rediculous!

just a note Batman Begins was NOT R. i agree with u on the #1 issue in that there was too many conflict i sometimes felt lost..cause one many theres a bad-ass action sequence the next..its one of those low key moments...*bleh*

This was a huge disappointment for me. I was really looking forward to see Peter Parker's struggle within himself, just to see it come and go in like four scenes. I was expecting a struggle like Anakin's struggle with the good and the dark side. In that you could see his struggle and you could understand why the dark side appealed to him. This movie was just boring and cheezy. Just because you can create all these villains doesn't mean they will all play a pivotal role.

this was titanic in tights!!!!!!

so disappointed, enough to write, i never do this...this movie had so much potential, the best way i can put it is if they had a story with the attention to detail and was well though out like batman begins, you'd have everyone ranting and raving. yes, i know, its totally different, you cant compare batman and spiderman but like people have been saying- this story to me says people involved may have lost interest or arent taking it seriously. something seems to have gone seriously wrong. who knows what politics go on behind the scenes with decision making... i hate bashing this but the potential was so untapped. this hurts mr. lee! i grew up with spiderman, i had high hopes. yes there should have been funny moments but there's tasteful funny and then this! you laugh cause it sucks, its embarrasing and you cant believe they actually jus did "that". -black costume story line was so undeveloped, guess thats what u get for reading the comics -i wish sandman wasnt in it. as unrealistic as the characters may be, sandman is a whole 'nother level of "fakeness" i'd personally prefer not to see. generally sandman sucked in it. not the acting, jus generally in the story. -harry and venom- there was so much potential with focusing on the 2 of them! i have some cool possible scenarios in my head i'd much rather have seen(i think many others would too!) -i hated sandman as a giant and when he was flying. why the heck was he flying?!? really really sucked. so many stupid cheesy scenes-1 example-the reporter and news broadcast as there fighting in the last scene-that kinda summed up the movie for me-weak and cheesy. how could you incorporate such cheese in the the final big scene? and not jus that but the scene could have been so much better in to many ways to mention. they could have got some redemption with a well thought out, non-chessy final scene- it hurt. there were some good things-the first fight with peter and harry was awesome and i thought it would continue. but my high hopes slowly but surely came crashing down. it was many different degrees of down hill from there. -really wanted that black costome character development with peter and then a bit(much more then they gave) with eddie. lastly-like someone said-they should have put in more of the butler! he did "explode"on to the screen! lol

I know at this point, sadly, that this movie has already been ripped 10 million new asshole's. But, I'll go ahead and throw in my three cents anyway. This movie was two things. #1 a descent movie apart from the franchise, but also#2 totally half assed and disgracefully disappointing in comparison to the previous films, ecspecially part two. But quite to the contrary, I know that everyone, even myself admitedly, approached this installment as Spiderman 2, Part 2. Which, needless to say, is some what of an unjustly bias expectation in which part 3 was doomed to fail. The top three unanomous pet peev's of Spiderman 3,( as if it wasn't already known at this point), was A. the Sandman, B. Venom/Eddie Brock and C. the warped Spidey. First off, the Sandman was met with mixed feelings. Some people felt that he was a total waste and there was no believible justice given to his motivation, which was basically "My daughter is sick" and some cheap, sappy balling. The same goes for his mutation into "THE SANDMAN". Those who follow the comic series know that Flint Marko is in jail prior to his freakish superhuman endowment, at which point he is given information from an inmate/cellmate, (I can't remeber which), about a secret series of underground sewage tunnels whch lead him to a condemed, yet tentatively opperable radiation plant on some undisclosed "BEACH" coastline. So, after successing his escape from the penatentury,(I can't remember the name), he is laying out in a sigh of relief on the beach, when suddenly, with such classic Marvel universe conveniance/coincedence, the active unmanned plant goes into meltdown and explodes, bombarding Flint with radiation and inexplicably merges his gene molicules with the sand. Thus, spawning an organic sand humanoid. So its understandible why Raimi narrow it down to something quicker and more simple, because otherwise the movie would have to had been another 45 minutes longer(As if it wasn't already overcompressed). And even though it was a cleverly substituted way to re-invent his origin, it probably should have been done differently and with a little less covenience than just having him running from the cops and suddendly fall,(Okay, there was a security fence that he climbed over first), into a pit where incidently, a partical eccelerator happens to be and even more inncidently right when a silicon test happens to be in progress. Again, really innovative and spectacular to look at,( infact only a one time movie oppurtunity, really), but way too over convenient and cheating to the true classic spiderman mythology. One other thing I have to point out about the Sandman that surprisingly no one else seems to have mentioned is the abscence of the all famous "MACE" in mist of the battle sequences. The whole way through the movie, I kept waiting for it, but it never emerged. To me that was particarly dissapointing about SANDY. Plus, the battle sequences themselves were not really long enough or broad enough. Other wise Flinty/Sandy could have been far more impressive and mind blowing, even though it was still pretty impressive and unique to hear and look at. And finally, the whole plot revelation suggesting that Marko(polo) was the one who really "murdered" Peter/Spiderman's uncle. I had kind of mixed fillings about this choice of detail, because it just seemed like way too convenient of a way to tie Sandy and Spidey together. In other words, they just needed an excuse to have Flint Marko in the movie. On the other hand, it did add an interesting detail to the Sandman character. Oh, also the final battle sequence, I felt,(as did a lot of other pissed off fans apparently) was a little cheeseball with the whole "STATE PUFF CINEMEN MAN" climax. Which I thought was way to predictible and just looked more like a mutated version of the giant gingerbread man from Shrek 2 than a sand monster. Not to mention that they insisted on making him slow moving and dumber than shit. But other than that, he was semi-descent. Now on to Venom. This was a huge mixture of opinions. There are a lot of people, though few and far between, who don't even like the charactor. But even those who worship Venom, including myself, were disappointed with his emphasis. Particularly the end of the movie, which actually, has raised a lot of debate over his demise. Some people were so royally pissed of over his "suggested" vanquishing that there is now rumors that he survived. Which may just be be wishful thinking. "SPOILER" I am ofcoarse refering to the shot where Spiderman hurls a pumpkin bomb into the enlarging creature that is the symbiote and Eddie Brock leaps into the growing mass as if to somehow save the specimen and for a brief instant a skeleton can be seen, suggesting his death and ultimately Venoms death. Though many people are in disagreement to this. Another huge peeve is Venom's lack of screen time, which could have been more justified had they not suggested his death and could have served as a tantilizing preview for Spiderman 4. And one big thing that pissed me off, similar to what I mentioned about Sandman, is the abscence of the infamous double prongued, slimy roving tongue. Not to mention the elongated fangs and profuse salivation of the mouth.( okay, so they did have fangs, but none too impressive) Then there was the talking, which was just corndog to a lot of people. Not to mention his seemingly forced alliance with Sandman which occurs in less than 15 seconds from the time they bump into each other in an alley way. Sandman: Hey, who the hell are you:Venom:RRRAAAAAHHHHHHHRRRRRGGHH:Sandman: I'll fuck you up:Venom: Hey, take it easy big boy:Sandman:What the fuck do you want:Venom: Help me kill Spiderman:Sandman: Okay!!.... ?????? The other thing is the lack of believibilty in Character transition from Eddie Brock to Venom. It just didn't feel ample enough in emotion. I don't know if it was the lack of screen time or insufficient performance by Topher Grace, not that I have anything against the actor, or Thomas Hayden Church for that matter. Either way, I really hope this wasn't the last Venom, as it wasn't even a satisfying first. If they plan on bringing back Eddie Brock in the next film or in a further prequel, they better make sure they get it right. In other words, DON"T FUCK IT UP NEXT TIME, ASSHOLES. Here's my suggestion. get specially effects legent Stan Winston(Jurrassic Park, Alien's, Predator, The Termiantor, etc.) on the next film. Just imagine what he could do with a cross between a CGI and an animatronic prop of Venom. Now finally, on to the wall crawler himself. The biggest beef everbody seems to of had with Spidey was his antics as a dorked up Damien, "shooting" suavely cheeseball gesture's at every babe walking the street. Then his sudden transformation into John Travolta/Patrick Swayze at a nestalgic karaoke club. On a quick side note, (by the way), did Gwen Stacey( Bryce Dallas Howard) look like a hot porn star to anyone else? I'm just wondering. Not that I'm saying she came off as a whore, because she didn't. The whole time she was in the film, with all do respect to Bryce Dallas, I wanted to sodomize her, I mean really fuck the shit out of her. I could practically smell the perfume resinating off her tight feminine busty figure. She also had some nice big titties. Sorry, I had to get that sleazy male note off my chest. I haven't really been that dirty with this commentary up to now, so I thought I'd just get it out on the table already. Because she was that hot and she did more than a good enough job making her self heartmeltingly likeable without coming off as a skank, as I said just a minute ago. In my opinion, no offense to MJ/Dunst, Stacey/Dallas should have been the Spidey babe in the franchise, cause she's a fuck load more beautiful than Kirsten Dunst(cap) and heartwarmingly sweet in her few minutes on film. In contrast to Dunst in this film, who was just winey, bitchy and at odds with her self image as her (lipsinking)career on Broadway is met with a bad review and a miss informed termination from the lead role in a play(hah hah). Sorry, thats fucked up. Like I sayed , no offense MJ/Dunst. But I'm getting carried away here, back to Spiderman. I got to say that I really didn't mind Raimi's innovative twist on the darkside of Peter Parker. I actually enjoyed the whole "Emo" sequence of the film and I don't agree that it's where the movie faltered. The beef I had as far as Parker/Spidey, for one thing, was the way he acquire's the symbiote, which was again in complete defiance to the spiderman mythology. "SOILER" In the film, once again just to compensate for time, the meteor/meteorite just happens to crash land(if you call that a meteor crash) right next to Spidey and Mj somewhere in central park as they neck on a spidey web/ two person hammock and watch an inexplicably abundant sequence of shooting star's. Which would at least explain the meteorite, even though crash landing 15 feet away from Spidey and Mj was way to convenient. Plus, Peter/Spidey's sense's aren't even stimulated by the impact. No, instead, the tarantula like slime just crawls up and attaches itself to the back of Peter's scooter like FLUBBER. That tarantula slime effect was cool, by the way. It felt like a homage to Evil Dead , ecspecially when it attaches it self to Spidey's arm and cast's a ghoulish shadow sillouette on the wall with the lightning. But anyway, in the comic book however, Spidey is out swinging through the city one, patroling the street's as usual, when from quit a considerable distance away, his spidey sense is tingled by a fast moving object, aka "the meteorite". So, he proceeds toward the area of impact to investigate. Approaching the crater, Spidey itches with his scintific intrigue and curiosity, being the dork that he is and looms over. A green glowing mass can be seen pulsating ligh off the crater surface. As Spidey edges forwar in timid awe, suddenly a black slime emerges violently and abruptly from the meteorite and consumes Peter, then... well you know the rest from here. But this might or might not have taken too much time from the film. I can't really say in this case, though the case of Sandman was obvious. Oh, and one further note on Gwen stacey. Though I "really" liked her breif role in the film, I felt the whole crane sequence , though spectacular, was not only unnessesary, but totally forced and over-coincidental, not to mention ludicrous. This is one seen that really could have been left out. Then the budget could have been better spent in some other "badly" needed places in the film, like the ones I mentioned. Because this seen undoubtedly cost a fuck lpoad of money with amount of effects and stunt work that was done. But again, getting off track,(she really was that fucking hot). The other place where spidey really suffered was his dissapointing lack of evil in the the film, prior to attaining his balck makeover. Okay, so he does try to kill Flint Marko and his best friend. I still wasn't convinced. Not to be too gratuitous, but I really felt he needed to be evil, almost beyond reason. He should have violently attacked/abused Mj through the course of the second half. The same thing with his vendetta with Flint Marko, I mean come on, the guy "murdered" his uncle. Does anyone remember the promo poster for the movie where Marko is looking up at the skyline as if in the middle of the city with what looks to be an orphan holding a teddy bear standing behind his shin as if protecting her from a lurking Spiderman. This lead believe that at some in the film, prior to his acquisition of the black suite/Symbiote, in a sheer unthinkable act of compulsive revenge, attempts to either hurt or even kill the ailing daughter of Flint Marko to recipricate the pain of his Uncle's "murder". I think that could have made for one the biggest and most profound twists of the movie, not to mention a good lead to one of the films best fight sequences, which could have been packed with vendictive emotion's and PG-13/R borderline style violence. That would have been hard core and would really make the audience hate Spidermans new found self image, which might have even had the audience rooting for Flint and would have better justified sympathy. That , I think, would have been really powerfull."SPOILER" But instead, we see our hero fight, then forgive, the Sandman in 7 minute's flat. We go from spiderman being pound on a steel beem by a "The Mutant GingerBread Man" to Sandman contending some teary-eyed soap opera excuse to Spiderman about his uncle, "SPOILER" revealing that his gun went in his hand while pointed at Uncle Ben, thus shooting him inadvertantly. After words, he is "ridden with guilty". So thats why he just left him to bleed to death on yhe sidewalk. Ah well, thats the movie. So really, one of the most consistant places this movie suffers is with over-coincidents and abrupt plot revelation, some of which are far to obscure to justfy relivance. They are set with Columbia Picture's to make a total of six Spidey movies, which I am looking forward to seeing. I don't know wether or not Raimi will be involved with any further installments. Either way,I just hope they don't fuck up in the way of Spiderman3 again. Even though I did kind of like the movie. One thing I do know about Part 4 that's already got my cock standing on end is at least one of the villans will be Doctor Curt Conner's/The Lizard. Who is indeed seen in both part 2 and 3 with right arm missing. You comic book fan's know what I'm talking about. For everyone else, I highly recommend reading up on his back story. I guarantee by the time you're done reading it, you're cock will be bursting through you're zipper and you lady fans will be soaking through you're tight ass little panties for hour's. So in conclusion, I'll just say this. Spiderman 3, in the end, was not a terrible film, but it definately sucked in comparison to first two. Maybe, we should'nt invest too much time anticipating sequels to movie that are thus far so beloved, ecspecially on this particular cailber of movie's. Because the amount of expectation just become's to risky and can often set us up for this kind of infuriating dissapointment. In the end, after the amount of wait, it just comes as a big slap in the face to fans and makes feel cheated out of the time that they waited for it. So with that said, I hope really hope we can all approach part four and it's follow ups with a little less obcessive bias. I bid you adew, so long, fair well, alfederzane, good night. And remember, "With Great Power, Comes Great Responsibility"!

VENOM WASNT SUPPOSE TO DIE!! HE WAS SUPPOSE TO STAY ALIVE cuz in 4th spider man when carnage comes venom was suppose to help him to defeat carnage....but now venoms dead well sandman and spiderman will team up and deafeat carnage or lizard but i give it a 5/6 cuz venom couldve been better and i expected alot from him

yea i did miss dat part i only saw the endding

S3 was a good movie... for ppl who dont know much about spiderman, BIG special effects and multiple bad guys...good CG - BUT!!! YOU CAN NOT (Repeat) CAN NOT KILL AN ARCH NEMESIS OF A CHARACTER!!!! [R.I.P. VENOM/Eddie Brock] I think that I speak for all the true fans of spiderman when I say; I WILL HATE SAM RAMI (or who ever decided it) FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE FOR DOING THIS TO VENOM!!! By killing venom (after 15 min screentime), they lost allot of fans and trust in future movies... And TBH I think that he went out like a BIT*H!!! Topher Grace... OMG were to start... i did not like him playing as Eddie and Venom... he was to skiny, Eddie was always in good shape and had a big posture. They realy disapointed allot of true fans with the overall appearance of Venom!!! For Example; the voice of venom WTF was that about, it sounded nothing like venom just like the kid from the 70's show ~_~ 'sigh' All true fans know what Im talking about when I say: what about "We are Venom"(alien like voice) Anyway I can go on for hours.... After I saw the movie I was went in a deep depression fol like 3 weeks... ~_~ but thats me... One more thing; dont expect Venom to return to the big screen very soon, they did not just kill venom but they destroyed the history of the marvel storyline. To repair this it wil take them like 15 to 20 years. hope I made a point...

mary jane got kidnapped once againand will be kidnapped in the next one

All and all, it was an OKAY movie. Some parts where just weird ( like towards the end, (spoiler) how the bulter dude said something along the line of: ' I loved your father harry, blah, just like I love you" 0.o okay..... Theres a creepy old man at your house, harry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!RUN!!!!!!!! But other than that and a few other things, it was just okay.