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No, not because it's Labor Day. It's because Spider-Man 3 swings into Philippine cinemas. I already have a gameplan, which is to watch the first screening of the film on opening day, and then watch the special screening at night. This is one of my favorite films, and course I will go through great lengths just to see it. This is a fanboy's dream, seeing Venom on screen will be kick-ass. I can't wait!Thursday, April 26, 2007
May 1 is drawing nearer...
No, not because it's Labor Day. It's because Spider-Man 3 swings into Philippine cinemas. I already have a gameplan, which is to watch the first screening of the film on opening day, and then watch the special screening at night. This is one of my favorite films, and course I will go through great lengths just to see it. This is a fanboy's dream, seeing Venom on screen will be kick-ass. I can't wait!
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There are two possible sensations after you see the movie:
a) If you go to the movie as a movie and comic book lover, you will be happy.
b) If you go to the movie as a Venom’s fan (even is possible that Venom’s fans are much more than Spidy ones), you will be severely disappointed. Why?
• Venom is just seen in the very last 30 minutes of the movie
• Raimi Venom is nothing compared with the look of the Venom in comics. One or two scenes worth it nothing else.
• Venom has a very unworthy ending.
We knew Sam Raimi didn’t want to include Venom in his very own movie, but his revenge against Avi Arad for the imposition, became the most important Spiderman’s foe into a second hand villain.
Well, I'm just a movie fan. No matter what this movie turns out. I might still like it. It's the story really that kept me watching the films over and over...
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