venom 3 Its status in the world is rising, at least in terms of release dates, and it now has a nifty new name.
As if the first two Venom movies weren’t romantic enough (yes, I’m talking about Eddie and Venom falling in love), the new one, Venom: The Last Dance , certainly seems to enhance that factor. Variety reports that the new title also comes with a new release date, which has been moved up two weeks from its original release date of November 8 to a closer and perhaps more seasonally appropriate October 25. But no reason was given for the release date. Transformation, but I say the sooner the better.
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Currently, there is no word on the specific content of the trilogy. Tom Hardy returns for the final time as Eddie Brock/Venom, which also stars Juno Temple, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Clark Bacow. Kelly Marcel, who made her feature film debut in the third installment, is directing, and she also wrote the script based on a story she co-wrote with Hardy. Marcel also co-created the first Venom and served as head writer on its sequel, Carnage.
Very little is known about the project at the moment, and one thing in particular is unclear, and that’s how it will deal with the Marvel Cinematic Universe shenanigans orchestrated by Eddie and Venom – and I’m guessing more shenanigans that weren’t orchestrated. The last time we saw them, the two were trapped in the Marvel Cinematic Universe after being brought there by Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, but they were just a post-credits scene in No Way Home Cameo, so it feels a bit inconsequential.
Honestly, as we all know, these movies are kind of trash, but I’m so firmly in the “they’re so bad, but they’re good” camp that I just think they’re good. I’m glad they ended things with a third one, though; too much junk food isn’t good for you after all.