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Well, I guess I'll start off by saying that I love the Spider-man movies just as much as the next guy, but I couldn't help but feel that Venom was deprived of his glory in the third film. As one of the worst baddies in all of Spider-man (and quite personally my favorite villain in all Marvel comic books), I thought Eddie Brock deserved a lot more time to actually be a rival of Spider-man. So, I had to choose between two options: either draw out how I felt the movies should have been with Venom, or hope that things change so hard that my imagination breaks into the fabric of reality and things are made so.
...I picked to draw it out.

Mind you, this concept wouldn't be for the whole story (seeing how the main character is in fact Peter Parker), but just the outline of what Eddie Brock would have gone through. So, I give you an illustrated diagram in respects to the most dangerous villain in Spider-man:

In Spider-man 3...
1. Peter Parker reveals to the newspaper that Eddie Brock's picture of Spider-man committing a crime was fake. Eddie gets fired.
2. Eddie visits a cathedral for prayer the same time Spider-man is in the bell tower of the building trying to remove the symbiotic suit. Eddie prays that Peter will get killed when he notices that it is in fact Peter Parker who is Spider-man. The symbiotic life-form falls from where Peter is, lands on Eddie, and begins to fuse with him.
Bam. That's it. I would've stopped with Eddie right there for the rest of the movie. The rest of the third movie would of course continue, but I wouldn't have used Venom in the last dramatic fight scene. Why? I figured if the Green Goblin legacy lasted three movies, then Venom should get more than half an hour of screen-time.

In Spider-man 4...
3. By this movie, Eddie and his new suit would have had some time to get acquainted. Just like with Peter, Eddie is warming up to the symbiotic alien. He also discovers that the suit had learned to mimic Spider-man's abilities. He decides to use the suit for what he wants most: vengeance. After a little practice and giving himself the name "Venom," Eddie sets out to destroy Peter Parker.
4. Things don't go exactly as planned.
5. Once again humiliated by Peter, Eddie becomes infuriated. In doing so, however, the suit feeds on his anger, thus making his muscles expand and become stronger. As the suit and Eddie become closer, they begin to slowly meld together into one being.
6. It's time to try again. Eddie pays Peter a surprise visit revealing his identity to Peter and beginning an epic fight. Now knowing he can slightly shape-shift because of the suit, Eddie becomes an exceptional adversary for Spider-man. Peter tries to convince Eddie that the symbiotic alien is really more of a parasite just as he did in the actual third movie, but just as he did in the same film, Eddie refuses.
(Also, I would have made Venom look a lot like the classic old-school Venom in the comics by now, as you can see.)
7. As the battle heats up and gets closer towards the climax, Eddie decides to cheat. Binding more than ever with his suit, Eddie loses himself in the identity of Venom and becomes enormous, making things even more difficult for Peter Parker.
(Notice now that Venom's appearance is now similar to the Venom in more modern comics. Oh yeah, gotta' please all the fans.)
8. Just barely able to survive against this gigantic beast, Peter remembers the alien's weakness to vibrations and sonic waves and uses that knowledge against it, separating Eddie Brock from its grasp. Eventually, Spider-man has the alien trapped, and special forces arrive to both arrest Eddie and confiscate the alien parasite for scientific research.
9. Eddie is thrown in jail for numerous crimes ultimately humiliating him like never before. Of course, Eddie doesn't take credit for his wrong doings. No, he blames Peter Parker.

Later...
10. Sometime later, like a film or two, the parasitic alien manages to break free from its entrapment, and begins the search for its long-lost "buddy," Eddie Brock.
11. Guess who's back?? After enjoying life away from the alien and Peter Parker (and enjoying working out a LOT), Eddie first refuses to return to his former life. But, old habits die hard, and after feeling the pleasure of the suit again, Eddie is reminded about his unsettled debt with Spider-man. He and the suit escape from prison together to begin their siege against Peter Parker. Allowing himself to be engulfed by the alien parasite, Eddie is trapped into becoming Venom for good, and he and the suit become one taking on a slightly different appearance. Oh yeah, and it also gives me an excuse to make up my own version of Venom.

Spider-man is an original character by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, and is copyright to Marvel Comics.

Description
Well, I guess I'll start off by saying that I love the Spider-man movies just as much as the next guy, but I couldn't help but feel that Venom was deprived of his glory in the third film. As one of the worst baddies in all of Spider-man (and quite personally my favorite villain in all Marvel comic books), I thought Eddie Brock deserved a lot more time to actually be a rival of Spider-man. So, I had to choose between two options: either draw out how I felt the movies should have been with Venom, or hope that things change so hard that my imagination breaks into the fabric of reality and things are made so.
...I picked to draw it out.

Mind you, this concept wouldn't be for the whole story (seeing how the main character is in fact Peter Parker), but just the outline of what Eddie Brock would have gone through. So, I give you an illustrated diagram in respects to the most dangerous villain in Spider-man:

In Spider-man 3...
1. Peter Parker reveals to the newspaper that Eddie Brock's picture of Spider-man committing a crime was fake. Eddie gets fired.
2. Eddie visits a cathedral for prayer the same time Spider-man is in the bell tower of the building trying to remove the symbiotic suit. Eddie prays that Peter will get killed when he notices that it is in fact Peter Parker who is Spider-man. The symbiotic life-form falls from where Peter is, lands on Eddie, and begins to fuse with him.
Bam. That's it. I would've stopped with Eddie right there for the rest of the movie. The rest of the third movie would of course continue, but I wouldn't have used Venom in the last dramatic fight scene. Why? I figured if the Green Goblin legacy lasted three movies, then Venom should get more than half an hour of screen-time.

In Spider-man 4...
3. By this movie, Eddie and his new suit would have had some time to get acquainted. Just like with Peter, Eddie is warming up to the symbiotic alien. He also discovers that the suit had learned to mimic Spider-man's abilities. He decides to use the suit for what he wants most: vengeance. After a little practice and giving himself the name "Venom," Eddie sets out to destroy Peter Parker.
4. Things don't go exactly as planned.
5. Once again humiliated by Peter, Eddie becomes infuriated. In doing so, however, the suit feeds on his anger, thus making his muscles expand and become stronger. As the suit and Eddie become closer, they begin to slowly meld together into one being.
6. It's time to try again. Eddie pays Peter a surprise visit revealing his identity to Peter and beginning an epic fight. Now knowing he can slightly shape-shift because of the suit, Eddie becomes an exceptional adversary for Spider-man. Peter tries to convince Eddie that the symbiotic alien is really more of a parasite just as he did in the actual third movie, but just as he did in the same film, Eddie refuses.
(Also, I would have made Venom look a lot like the classic old-school Venom in the comics by now, as you can see.)
7. As the battle heats up and gets closer towards the climax, Eddie decides to cheat. Binding more than ever with his suit, Eddie loses himself in the identity of Venom and becomes enormous, making things even more difficult for Peter Parker.
(Notice now that Venom's appearance is now similar to the Venom in more modern comics. Oh yeah, gotta' please all the fans.)
8. Just barely able to survive against this gigantic beast, Peter remembers the alien's weakness to vibrations and sonic waves and uses that knowledge against it, separating Eddie Brock from its grasp. Eventually, Spider-man has the alien trapped, and special forces arrive to both arrest Eddie and confiscate the alien parasite for scientific research.
9. Eddie is thrown in jail for numerous crimes ultimately humiliating him like never before. Of course, Eddie doesn't take credit for his wrong doings. No, he blames Peter Parker.

Later...
10. Sometime later, like a film or two, the parasitic alien manages to break free from its entrapment, and begins the search for its long-lost "buddy," Eddie Brock.
11. Guess who's back?? After enjoying life away from the alien and Peter Parker (and enjoying working out a LOT), Eddie first refuses to return to his former life. But, old habits die hard, and after feeling the pleasure of the suit again, Eddie is reminded about his unsettled debt with Spider-man. He and the suit escape from prison together to begin their siege against Peter Parker. Allowing himself to be engulfed by the alien parasite, Eddie is trapped into becoming Venom for good, and he and the suit become one taking on a slightly different appearance. Oh yeah, and it also gives me an excuse to make up my own version of Venom.

Spider-man is an original character by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, and is copyright to Marvel Comics.