Not planning to see it as of now but leaving the door open. The voice and Venom/Brock interaction sounded much better than I thought it would but the look of Venom at the end of the trailer looked pretty raw.

I've got a heavy bias due to them ripping the character away from his Spidey origins though so...

Are they trying to make it look shiny like a Black Widow spider or just bad CGI?

Chris Evans and Michael Keaton would like to have a word with you.

Ryan Reynolds: Hannibal King, Hal Jordan, Wade Wilson

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Chris Evans played multiple superheroes, so...

you can’t see his face as Bane so it doesn’t count. :)

Thanos demands you delete that post...

Yup.. Ben Affleck was Batman and Daredevil
Halle Berry was Catwoman and Storm
Ryan Reynolds was Green Lantern and Deadpool
Nicholas Cage was Ghost Rider and Big Daddy

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Renolds has been three. Four if you count his first version of "Deadpool" as its own hero/villain... which arguably you can.

Josh Brolin: Jonah Hex, Thanos, Cable

I’m glad I’m not the only one who was really disappointed in the trailer. This looks like a bust which breaks my balls because I had high hopes for this.

I'm not disappointed, but I am skeptical.

They're completely redoing Venom's origin.

They kind of have to, since Spiderman can't be included. I'm not sure why they would even try making something so closely linked to Spiderman if they have to gut that whole part of the story.

From my understanding, Sony could use Spider-Man in a Venom universe.

Sony's agreement with Marvel, from what I interpret it to be,is that Spider-Man can appear in the MCU and that MCU characters can appear in Spider-Man movies(ala Homecoming).

What Sony's trying to do is stupid. They'd benefit so much if they just incorporated Spider-Man's universe into MCU(like all of the characters) while still having full control over distribution rights, etc.