Ken Cunningham
as Director
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The animation film Lego Marvel Spider-Man: Vexed by Venom, starring Robbie Daymond, Ben Pronsky, Josh Keaton, etc., directed by Ken Cunningham, was released on August 3, 2019 in the United States. It tells the story of Spider-Man must stop the Green Goblin and Venom from stealing technology that could ultimately destroy New York City. This is an Animation, Short, Action film with a runtime of 120 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.7/10 from 580 viewers.
Ken Cunningham
as Director
Andrew Duncan
as Director
Robbie Daymond
as Spider-Man
Robbie Daymond
as Security Captain
Robbie Daymond
as Doc Ock
Ben Pronsky
as Venom
Ben Pronsky
as Security Guard #2
Ben Pronsky
as Delivery Guy
Josh Keaton
as Green Goblin
Josh Keaton
as Police Officer
Josh Keaton
as Security Guard #1
Tara Strong
as Mary Jane Watson
Tara Strong
as Scientist #2
Jennifer Hale
as Science Teacher
Jennifer Hale
as Scientist #1
Laura Bailey
as Gwen Stacy
Laura Bailey
as Ghost-Spider
Laura Bailey
as Child
Eugene Son
as Writer
Steve Ditko
as Writer
David Michelinie
as Writer
Todd McFarlane
as Writer
Stan Lee
as Writer
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Good movie!
source: Lego Marvel Spider-Man: Vexed by Venom
It's a nice animated special. After seeing Green Goblin and Venom stealing a key token from a Roxxon security truck, Spidey speeds into action. Managing to defeat Green Goblin, Spidey takes the villain's underground lab and makes it into his new base, but Venom has stolen some of his ex-partner's tech and the keystone in a bid to finish the job himself, and Spider-Man has to stop him, especially with help from Ghost Spider. It is a neat special, with some good music and a good story and characters. My only complaint is that it's too short (I mean, really, Disney should be allowing whoever helps them and Lego with these shorts make annual DTV Lego Marvel movies in the vein of what Warner Bros. and Lego have done for Lego DC).
An okay to nice Marvel Lego film. Not a big fan but cute!
I loved most of it, and the only thing I didn't like was the science teacher; she's mean and abuses her role as a teacher to hurt Peter. Other than the teacher, I love it. I am satisfied.
I liked the show I think in Spider-Man homeless the movie he could of moved into his man cave in a abonded train station.
Mind blowing movie. Has it all from great humour to awesome car chases.
Lego Marvel Spider-Man Vexed by Venom is a short animation of the superhero Super-Man. Normally, I don't usually watch short films because it's too short and I feel like it's not enough. When I saw this one, I chose to watch because it's Spider-Man story. I love Spider-Man. But I was kind of rethinking about it at that time because it's lego version. To be honest, I haven't watched lego version of any kind of superheroes films, but whenever I see the poster of those kind of films, I feel like it's so ugly and it leads me to avoid those kinds of animations. That being said, I chose to watch this film because as I've mentioned in above, I haven't watched any lego versions, so, I wanted to see one. Lego version is very different from other animation or live action version. I feel like they are really ugly, especially the hands. Moreover, their movements are quite stiff and not natural. Indeed, the characters in this short film is the lego version, so, everything looks like so stiff. And hence, it kind of destroys the animation. The typing scene is the worst in the whole animation. It's totally impossible to type a word on keyboard with those Lego hands. So, it's nonsense. The story is quite simple. We all know that Spider-Man always saves the city. So, this one is also one of those. One thing different is that one called Ghost Spider which is what I don't like this animation that much. Spider-Man is supposed to be the only one who can produce spider webs. But in this one, there is another one who could do the same. I like that she also wants to help Spider-Man and save the city. But the fact that she can also produce spider webs is so not good. If she can do the other thing, or has the other superpower, it'd be better than this one. As for the animation quality, the animation is quite good. Even it's a lego version, I can see it's superior quality. So, if they didn't choose to make this story as lego version, I'd say it might turn out to be the best. To conclude this review, although the story is quite simple and the animation is in lego version, because it's a Spider-Man story and it's animation quality, I kind of enjoyed it. (P.S: I know that this review is going to get a lot of disagreements, but this is what I think. So, yeah, my opinion ONLY.)
Good movie!
source: Lego Marvel Spider-Man: Vexed by Venom
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