Board Thread:Movies/@comment-3048593-20180715232450/@comment-3048593-20181010120548

Avi Arad has always had a hard-on for Venom, to where he recently admitted it was because of him Spider-Man 3 turned out the way it did, because he forced Venom to be part of that movie instead of a future one. And now when he and Sony has established Venom in his own stand-alone movie (sans Spider-Man so that's something we won't see for a while, and if they do it'll make no sense), they're not willing to go all of the way to please the fans who did decide to pay them money for that movie.

It's like back with DC/WB's 'Man of Steel', instead of doing the simple way and do what the fans of that movie wanted which was a straight-up sequel, they went ahead and jumped the gun and made 'Batman v Superman' just to kick-off their own universe and go ahead with Zack Snyder's vision, and not much has gone right since then.