commentsVenom: The Last Dance Various critics have posted about the film online, and while the reviews have been mixed, many people seem to like the film.
As someone who doesn’t care about the first two venom movie, I wasn’t excited about this third movie, I was just expecting another mediocre movie, it should have been much better than it turned out to be.
I’ll eventually get around to watching it, but I’m in no rush.
exist last danceTom Hardy returns as Venom, one of Marvel’s greatest and most complex characters, in the final film of the trilogy. Eddie and Venom are on the run. Hunted by two worlds, and with the web closing in, the duo are forced to make a devastating decision that will end Venom and Eddie’s final dance.
Check out the review excerpts below and tell us what you think!
DEADLINE: “Not the best of the bunch, but by no means the worst, even as war inevitably breaks out between humans, xenophages, and symbiotes, Marcel delivers a surprisingly accessible style The action was carefully planned.
Variety: “The aliens get great lines, and Tom Hardy, who delivers his goofy Bowery Boy performance, is as funny and rote as anyone in this sequel.”
Rolling Stone: “[The] The Spider-Man-adjacent fan favorite wraps up his trilogy with the usual buddy comedy meets blockbuster spectacle, a few laughs, and a bit of fan sentimentality.
Nerd: “If you liked the first two Venom movies, you’re going to like The Last Dance. If you didn’t, you’re not going to like this one. But I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t like Real Life McBain’s movie stars symbiote and better actors.
The Hollywood Reporter: “The action is bigger, louder and sometimes more chaotic than its predecessor, but it’s also the cutest of the three.”
Total Film: “Occupying a safer, cleaner space than the original comics, it all boils down to one big chase movie.”
Digital Spy called it “the most interesting of the trilogy” and “[a] Movie [that] Deliver where it counts.
The Wrap: This site’s reviewers are not fans. “If this is what Sony thinks a Venom movie should be, they can keep it,” the review concluded. “What a terrible way to say goodbye. No greatest hit. Just a strikeout.”
IGN’s verdict, on the other hand, reads: “Venom: The Last Dance does a disservice to itself, allowing a boring, mediocre plot and poor action to distract from the intriguing relationship between Eddie Brock and his symbiotic friends. Surprisingly elastic core relationship attention.
The empire walked away unhappy. “It’s third-time misfortune for a series that hasn’t figured out what it wants to be. The Last Dance can’t find its rhythm.”
We Live Entertainment: “There’s no doubt that ‘Venom’ is still a weird show, but I’m glad to see ‘The Last Dance’ allowing the series to finally find its feet.”
The Independent: “The third and purported final chapter in this weird old-fashioned buddy comedy supervillain series is hugely entertaining – if you ignore a lot of dry exposition.”
CBM: “The Last Dance, the most cinematic and monumental Venom movie to date, still has room for improvement, but by upping the stakes and connecting Eddie and Venom, it’s epic and heartfelt. , enough to make us hope this is far from Tom Hardy’s final spin as the deadly Protector.
The Seattle Times: “‘The Last Dance’ brings nothing new to the franchise. In fact, it brings less to the table than the first two films.
Jeremy Youngs: “The movie should be appropriately titled, Venom: It Happened.”
The film is directed by Kelly Marcel (fifty shades of gray). She also wrote and produced the first two “Venom” films. The screenplay for the third film was based on a story she co-wrote with Hardy.
last dance Star Tom Hardy, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Juneau Temple, Rhys Evans, Lu Peiqi, Alana Ubachand Stephen Graham.
