VENOM's Rotten Tomatoes Score And "Critics Consensus" Have Been Revealed

@HubbleFunk - With good reasoning skills, you shall pass.

@Jeight8 - 28% of all reviews is accurate. 21+8=29. 8/29=0.275 = 28% positive.

@Catmanlives - he’s probably going to Sony HQ to crack some feeble-minded heads

@Ragnarocknroll - They're not doing that. Spider-Man is too valuable for them. Outside of Spider-Man, they have James Bond and Jumanji, and neither of them can make the money Spider-Man does. Sony won't ever give up the rights, until Disney buys Sony (which may very well happen). What I don't understand, is why they don't get new blood to run their Spider-Man properties. If they had a Zack Snyder or Kevin Feige, they'd have a better shot at coming out with something decent.

@SisterSunday52 - bite your tongue I never want to see Snyder handle Spider-Man

@blitzburgh - I doubt he'd even want to, but there were elements of "Man of Steel" in "Spider-Man: Homecoming", specifically a hero who is determined to help and protect others, even if it means not being there all the time for his friends and family. That's not what I mean though.

Zack Snyder shook up the Comic Book Movie genre. Instead of treating Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman like they were made of glass, he did things that hadn't been seen outside of the comics, and put them through the ringer. He challenged them on the fundamental level and showed they were more than willing to meet that challenge and come out stronger on the other side.

Sadly, Warner Bros. didn't know what they had, dismissed him, and laughed at themselves for hiring them, but if Sony can get someone like that, who defies conventions and shakes up the genre, leading to more creativity, and better films, they could be a front-runner in the genre.

@SisterSunday52 - What? Look, I like a few of Zack Snyder's films, and I like even more how professional the man is, but let's not give him all the credit for what happened with his DC films.

For starters, Zack Snyder is not a good storyteller. He can direct the hell out of a movie, but once you ask him to write and direct, things fall to pieces. It's like David Goyer; a great idea man and storyteller, but a shitty director. Some of these guys needed to be reigned in by their producers, one of whom (Deborah Snyder) admitted that they shouldn't have deconstructed these heroes. I can say that I actually liked the experimentation, but perhaps it should have been earned. You need to garner goodwill before you take risks.

What DC should have done is simply adapt animated films like Superman: Last Son of Krypton, Suicide Squad: Escape from Arkham, and the Batman/Superman movie into live action remakes. Adding a few flourishes here and there that we've seen in the DCEU would have gone over much better and still distinguished the brand from Marvel.

@ARMUS - Daniel Day Lewis has more range in his left foot than Fassbender has in his whole body.