PPPG wrote:
> "Lynley" <lynley.james@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> The YouTube video is down, so if anyone has it, let me know at
> sjohnston(at)cfl.rr.com - I'd appreciate it. The higher res the better;
I
> have a cable modem, size doesn't matter <looking down: Thank God. 8-D.
(so
> I'm greedy ... I'm the mid-first year Gen-X'er ... it's in my blood!
<bg>)
> But it was down by the time I found it to see at the site.
>
> | If you compare Topher Grace, guy playing Eddie Brock and Eric Foreman
> | from That '70's Show, to Tobey Maguire they are very similar in terms
> | of body type. It looks like they are not going for a body builder
> | Venom, but one which is closer to Spider-Man.
>
> Supposedly he worked out for the role, but like Tobey, it's probably not
> body builder stature. I know thin persons may have very defined
physiques,
> my closest friend at my HS practiced Tai Won Doo <sp?> and was ripped
> because of it, but you'd never know when he wore clothes. Even I was
> shocked when I saw him when we went to the beach the first time.
>
> I can see why they didn't want huge, though. People I think would feel
big
> is too much with Sandman in the mix. That having been said, I think
Tobey
> would have made a better Carnage and Eric Balfour and the, for #4, young
> version of the Vulture. Venom, imho, would have been better as a sole
> villain played by someone big like Joseph Lawrence.
>
> My opinion, anyway.
>
> --
> TTFN
> Scott
> I apologize for typos, but due to disabilities they happen. I try to
catch
> them but I miss some occasionally
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