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Summary

• An unused Venom animatronic from Spider-Man 3 has resurfaced online, highlighting the differences between pre-2010 superhero movies and modern Hollywood.
• The animatronic Venom head showcases the practical effects used in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, emphasizing how superhero movies have shifted towards overreliance on CGI.
• The main difference between Venom in Spider-Man 3 and the standalone Venom movie is the absence of Spider-Man, changing the dynamic and storyline of the titular character beyond that of Marvel Comics and other iterations.

An unused Venom animatronic from Spider-Man 3 has resurfaced online, highlighting the key differences between superhero movies in modern Hollywood and those pre-2010. Spider-Man 3 culminated Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, a series of movies that is often regarded as one of the first great superhero franchises. Despite the issues found in Spider-Man 3, the film and its predecessors were instrumental in popularizing superhero cinema. Spider-Man 3's inclusion of Venom among other Marvel Comics aided this, even leading to a Venom standalone trilogy beginning in 2018 with Venom 3's 2024 release date rounding out the character's solo journey.
Going back to 2007 though, an unused Venom animatronic from Spider-Man 3 has been highlighted on X – formerly Twitter – by Marvel Facts. The video highlights a robotic Venom head that was initially intended for use in Spider-Man 3. The animatronic Venom head evidences the true wonder of practical effects, something Sam Raimi utilized to great impact in his Spider-Man trilogy. Aside from highlighting the benefit of practical special effects, the video of Venom's animatronic from Spider-Man 3 also brings to light how starkly different superhero movies of modern cinema are in comparison to those from only a decade or so ago.