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I've never really understood Carnage's appeal. Venom is so deeply connected to Spider-man as the physical sin he cast off himself and was absorbed into his own dark mirror in Eddy Brock.
Carnage is just a mindless monster and just worn by some equally mindless serial killer. Little interesting psychology there.
Carnage should be kept for an older, wiser Spiderman....something with a much serious dark tone.
I really can not picture Andrew Garfield fighting him....or Venom for that matter.
how about stop making spiderman movies altogether.
they have made 5 movies and they all sucked. some more than others.
after sony finishes the third installment of spiderman i dont know if they would conitnue after that or do another reboot again, i think they failed big time with the last spiderman, it was a do or die, the only reason im looking forward for the next installment is how they do the other members of sinister 6, i think rhino is a messed and so was elektro, i like dane dehann's performance as goblin.
if they continue making spiderman movies there is a possibility to include carnage, which is also very popular.but if they reboot again, i do not think we will ever see carnage in the silver screen.