So, Kiat, ya’ da man,eh? ya now made famous by ya words, ya know?

ya.. i know i shld let it rest. but ya know, it’s hard to say anything else when all your kawans say ya such a sweet guy.

so kiat, next time, ya come out doing another movie review, i’ll try very hard to not count the number of “ya”s ya make, ya.

see ya later, “ya” man

YAY VENOM!

But Topher Grace is too puny to play Venom’s character eventho he’s quite a funny guy.

PS - Anyone wanna buy my Venom comic collection? haha

The game one had wisecracks, that’s important. But of course story wise…

Anyway the movie was okay for me. It didn’t take me the whole movie to realise the words of the day…

Of course the fighting sequences were great. As for the characters, I’ve got problems with the characters, not the acting.

Venom as a character was a big, big disappointment comparing to what I had expected after finding out Venom was in the movie in the first place. Before you saw any more of him after the transformation, it’s already the final showdown. And the way he was killed… Not cool. Lastly, getting a skinny guy to play Brock still doesn’t feel right.

Gwen Stacy was laughable. Her character was so minor she could have been any random girl in Peter’s class. I mean her original role is gone in the first place when the first movie started without her, so she’s only there because she fits in the whole Eddie Brock to Venom transformation.

All in all, I would’ve rather take Sandman out so we can have more time for the other two, although ironically, Sandman was the one with the most screen time.

You know I didn’t really take notice of the ya’s until I saw the comments here and listened to it again.

We feel that the movie’s
character acting is already rather good, unlike Life!’s newspaper review.

Again, we disagree with
film reviewers.

And the corny humour fits just right,
side by side with the darker themes,
thank you.

Mary Jane a slut? Then what about
the many attached men out there,
who can’t keep their attention off
other women, including those who
watch Spider-man, mainly for
the ladies? All you male sluts
out there, look at yourselves!

And too much justification for
villains as being only human?
Well, I’m sick of ultra-black
bad guys & super-white heroes,
when the world’s basically populated
with real people who are gray
in-between.

That seems to be the problem with
much American media culture
these days, all that us-or-them
mentality.

So it is refreshing to have
Harry Osborn’s sacrifice of love,
and Flint Marko’s (Sandman’s)
apology, without being locked away again (so soon).

Thanks again, mrbrown & Kiat,
for sharing your movie opinions
with us, and letting us do the same
i return.