Tom Hardy seems crazy about epic violence in Venom

Tom Hardy already has some experience in comics as a Bane in The Dark Knight Rises one of the most powerful enemies of Batman, and at the origin there was to play Rick Flag in Suicide Squad . That did not happen, but later this year, we'll see his mark on the Marvel Comics mythology when he plays Eddie Brock in Venom . The stories of superheroes are naturally filled with violence (fighting criminals and villains is a messy job, after all), but Venom is without a doubt one of the most violent characters running around the world. Marvel universe. The film Venom appears to adopt the same approach with the character, and Hardy looks excited about it. Speaking of duality of the role and noting how Venom and Eddie Brock have "different sounds," Hardy said the following about the black and white moral of the anti-hero:

Yeah, see Captain America biting the head of a villain would certainly be a shocking sight, while something like that comes with the territory with Venom . Although Venom is known as one of the greatest enemies of Spider-Man, he has gradually turned into an anti-hero over the years, but that has not diminished his habit of taking more lethal measures against opponents. The last moments of the last trailer of Venom indicate as much when one sees it emerging this rough language, as he was preparing to make a face on this man. Although we hear Eddie Brock in this same trailer telling the symbiote only to hurt people, it shows that in the vein of characters like The Punisher and Spawn, Venom is not a protagonist who enters the heroic category traditional. 19659003] In addition to speaking with Tom Hardy about Venom EW also discussed with director Ruben Fleischer about the violence tendencies of Venom and Eddie Brock now has to share his body with a stranger. Recalling how he and his team formed their version of Venom, Fleshier explained:

However, unlike the traditional dynamic Jekyll and Hyde, Eddie Brock and the symbiote occupy the same body at the same time, demanding that they learn to coexist together. This is the symbiote who is particularly bloodthirsty, but with the influence of Eddie, Venom as a whole can be tempered. It's doubtful that he'll ever be considered a superhero, but at least his amazing powers can be used in the long run.

Venom will be released theaters on October 5, so stay tuned to CinemaBlend for more information on the film. In the meantime, check out our 2018 publication guide to see what other movies will come out later this year, as well as our guide to other Spider-Man spinoffs under development at Sony.