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Regardless, Wilson has a point-along with the chalky white skin, it would have been a strange choice for the live-action version. 'īased on some independent research we conducted ourselves (ie, a quick search that led us to this Reddit thread), it seems Bloodshot's big red chest circle may relate to the original way Nanites were injected into him, or it might be a wound that the nanites for some reason can't heal, or it may have simply been a creative choice born of the 'x-treme' culture bubble of the early '90s. 'I asked about, like, 'Hey, why does he look that way? What's causing the red dot? What's causing the white skin?' And it was never really like, 'Oh this is why.' Honestly. 'Also, I feel like I need a physiological reason for it,' the director continued. Why is he wandering around like that the whole movie?'

'It just presents an impractical approach. And he's never wearing a shirt in the comics,' Wilson described, explaining that he thought it would be strange for the movie version to follow the same rules. 'The easiest is his look: the white skin, the red eyes, the red dot. When we got the chance recently to sit down and chat with Bloodshot director Dave Wilson, we asked him why they didn't try to make Vin Diesel look more like the comics version, and his answer surprised us. But as fans have noted, there's one thing in the Bloodshot adaptation that's very different from the original books: Bloodshot's appearance.

Bloodshot keeps a lot of things from the original Valiant comics the same, from the character's general backstory to his ability to heal any wound thanks to the nanites swimming around in his veins.

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