Lourdes Gonzalez

I enjoyed it and it had a good combination of humor and action. I wanted to hear Venom and Eddy talking more. I love Tom Hardy, he did a great performance as always. Why did the writer presented Eddy in such condition, so beaten, burned out, pooped, crumbled and trashed. He had a more *dignified* role in the previous movies. I loved loved seen Him on a tuxedo. That was a super great part. It suits him greatly. I think he can make a movie of someone not cocky but of serious great importance . He is a great actor. Please give him a role of greater meaning. So a plane full of people died because of Venom and nothing else is said about them? I thought Venom used to kill only bad guys! Eddy had less control of Venom (in this movie) which was chaotic. The movie had the potential to be even more interesting with the different “symbiotic aliens” contained in the 51 zone. It left me wanting for more. Who was the High authority person to give the green light to attack in the 51 base? Usually it is The US President or the Leader of a Special Secret Program. How in the world some “human”- soldiers can catch Venom if Venom is super fast and on top of that they were in rapid waters! I’m surprised about the “easy” fight at the end of the movie. Venom never dies, how come it did now, leaving Eddy like that. At least let me know how Eddy’s new life- without Venom would be like, but no, we didn’t see a glimpse of that. Zero intrigue for more Venom in the future. Well the Scientist woman retained one of the symbiots in her body, so there should be hope for more. Eddy’s voice was deeper and more difficult to understand. The Dance at the hotel was great. I was glad to see that Asian lady again. Anyway, it had a good new turn out for a continuation, I hope.

I loved the many insightful explanations of each of the experts: theologian, ministers, archeologist etc. Although it’s obvious the producers used their literary license for this representation, for the one who truly knows The Holy Scriptures/The Bible, still it conveys the intrinsic truth of the Biblical narrative. It presents a very real perspective of the life of Moses. His experiences reminds us of the challenges in our present way of life. Moses and Israel’s story is the human story between man and God. I wanted it to continue. It left me pondering so many truths this series projects.