Venom: El último baile

1 año, 3 meses - The Venom movies may not be critical darlings, but they certainly have a respectable fanbase all their own. 2018’s Venom introduced us to Tom Hardy’s crusading reporter-turned-symbiotic superhero Eddie Brock. 2021’s Venom: Let There Be Carnage brought one of the Marvel Universe’s greatest rivalries into live-action. And now, in Venom: The Last Dance, the trilogy comes to a close. If Sony is to be believed, this is the final outing for Hardy’s Eddie Brock. There’s just one problem. We never got a Spider-Man/Venom team-up.Why didn’t Spider-Man and Venom ever directly cross paths in these movies? Why did Sony set about the impossible challenge of establishing Venom without the hero partly responsible for his creation? And is there still hope for Spidey and Venom to meet in a future movie? Let’s take a deeper dive into the biggest missed opportunity in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe.Venom: The Last Dance is directed by Kelly Marcel and stars Tom Hardy,  Chiwetel Ejiofor, Juno Temple, Rhys Ifans, Stephen Graham, Peggy Lu, Clark Backo, and Alanna Ubach. The film opens in theaters on October 25, 2024.

1 año, 3 meses - Venom 3, a.k.a. Venom: The Last Dance, is the final movie in the Venom trilogy starring Tom Hardy. The Marvel character, who originated in the pages of the Spider-Man comics, has grown from villain to anti-hero in the years since, with Tom Hardy's Venom proving that he the symbiote can carry his own franchise.And now, with the new Venom sequel arriving in theaters, we spoke to the stars and director of the film about what the end of Eddie Brock's story looks like. Watch the video for our chat with Tom Hardy, who of course plays Eddie Brock/Venom, Chiwetel Ejiofor, who plays military man Rex Strickland, Juno Temple who plays Dr. Teddy Payne/Agony, and writer/director Kelly Marcel.

1 año, 3 meses - Venom: The Last Dance, reviewed by Tom Jorgensen.If this is truly the last dance, then things end for Venom much as they began: with a mostly boring superhero story occasionally elevated by a jittery Jekyll-and-Hyde performance from Tom Hardy. Venom: The Last Dance is torn between its responsibilities to big-budget comic book moviemaking and a more-focused genre story of a boy and his alien. The threat Knull poses from afar often steals the movie’s focus to disappointing results, but there’s still some fun to be had on this freaky ride into the sunset – largely courtesy of the toothy, titular symbiote. Lackluster action and new additions that distract from the unique relationship at the franchise’s heart suggest it’s past time to send this Venom horse to the glue factory. Hopefully we get something back that sticks a little more.