Thread: When has nerd rage been justified?
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Old 12-30-2013, 09:09 PM   #1
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When has nerd rage been justified?
Been thinking about this for a few weeks. How often has outrage due to actor or style choice for a film been proven to at least be partly correct?

I seem to recall people grumbling about Spider-Man 3 and the guy from That 70s Show being cast as Venom.

Was there outrage at Ben Affleck being Daredevil or Nicholas Cage being Ghost Rider? I don't want to limit this to just movies, I'm sure video-games have a ton of instances where nerd-rage, if properly respected would have led production companies from disastrous choices.

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