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Sony Pictures announced today that Academy Award-nominated actor Tom Hardy has signed on to play Eddie Brock in their upcoming R-rated Marvel film Venom.The high-priority project is being developed as its own standalone feature, not as a Spider-Man spin-off, as the studio attempts to launch their own extended cinematic universe that will utilize characters from their surprisingly large Marvel library. It's still uncertain at this point in time whether his archrival Spider-Man, played by Tom Holland (Spider-Man: Homecoming) or by an older actor, will make any sort of appearance in this upcoming venture.Hardy, who is on the record as a huge fan of Venom, is a major get for the studio as they attempt to expand their Spider-Verse. He also comes with some pretty solid comic book movie experience, having previously starred as classic Batman villain Bane in 2012's The Dark Knight Rises. After that, he was courted for key roles in X-Men: Apocalypse and Suicide Squad, but ultimately turned both offers down. Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland) will direct with a script from Scott Rosenberg (Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle) and Jeff Pinkner (The Dark Tower). Production is expected to begin this fall with a release date already set for October 5, 2018.Hardy is best known for his roles in The Dark Knight Rises, Mad Max: Fury Road, The Revenant, Warrior, The Drop, Legend, and Inception. He also recently completed the first season of Taboo, a series he co-created, and will be seen next in Christopher Nolan's war drama Dunkirk this summer.
VENOM And Sony's Other SPIDER-MAN Spinoffs Do Exist In The "Same Reality" As The Marvel Cinematic UniverseThis whole thing began last week when Sony's Amy Pascal seemed to confirm that Venom and the other upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming spinoffs such as Silver and Black are, in fact, a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige clearly had a word with her about this, as she clarified her comments soon after by stating that although Homecoming is obviously set in the MCU, the spinoffs would not be... even though they will remain connected to Spidey's new solo flick.Confused yet?While interviewing both Pascal and Feige, Fandom once again asked the pair about the connection - or lack thereof - between the franchises."First, there is Spider-Man happily in the place where he’s supposed to be which is in the Marvel Universe," replied Pascal. "I think everything comes from that. This is the signpost, the tentpole, the signature and… the other movies that Sony’s going to make, in their relationship to this [MCU] Spider-Man, take place in this [separate Sony] world. Although you’re not going to see them in the Marvel Universe, it’s in the same reality.”Feige then backed Pascal up by adding that her response is “the perfect answer”.So basically, though Venom and friends do technically exist in the same reality as The MCU, we shouldn't expect to see any official Marvel Studios crossovers. Surely The Webhead himself will have something to do with these Spider-Man spinoffs, though... right?
Nicht gerade aussagekräftig, aber stimmig. Ich mag die Comic-Figur und Tom Hardy erst recht. Deswegen Pflicht-Kinogang!
Zitat von: Max_Cherry am 09. Oktober 2018, 12:53:18Zitat von: Sing-Lung am 09. Oktober 2018, 09:40:16Venom (die Mid-Credit-Scene dafür )Oje, dann muss ich die Erwartungen wohl echt runterschraubenEr muss sich halt mit den anderen Comic-Verfilmungen messen und geht mMn halt eher in Richtung des DCEU anstatt das MCU... Die Geschichte ist unausgewogen und alle Charaktere ausser der Hauptdarsteller sind blass und extrem austauschbar. Selten so einen schwachen Hauptantagonisten gesehen wie Aziz Ansari. Viele Beweggründe der meisten Figuren bleiben verborgen.Schade war Sony hier nicht so mutig wie es Fox bei Logan und vor allem bei Deadpool war. Es gäbe genug Szenen, die man expliziter hätte gestalten sollen ja sogar müssen Die Figur des Venom bietet das halt einfach an als Antiheld, ein R wäre eigentlich Pflicht gewesen. Wie kann einem Menschen der Kopf abgebissen werden ohne dass ein Tropfen Blut dabei fliesst? Insgesamt OK, aber viel verschenktes Potenzial. Aber anscheinend läuft der Film ja gar nicht so schlecht. Wenn die Mid-Credit-Scene ein Hinweis auf die Fortsetzung sein sollte, freue ich mich jedoch trotz allem darauf!
Zitat von: Sing-Lung am 09. Oktober 2018, 09:40:16Venom (die Mid-Credit-Scene dafür )Oje, dann muss ich die Erwartungen wohl echt runterschrauben
Venom (die Mid-Credit-Scene dafür )