Venom: The Last Dance
The first Venom film was a huge financial success and gave Sony the momentum to create their own string of superhero films set around the Spider-Man films but without actually featuring the famous webslinger himself. And, while the reviews were mixed, I kind of had a fun time with that film and it really benefitted from a great Tom Hardy acting against a CGI mutant that has taken refuge within him. Unfortunately, the sequel was a total mess, then came Morbius and Madame Web (not sure I'll ever want watch that) which left me feeling as if this venture had run its course. Kraven isn't looking much better but here we have Venom: The Last Dance . Was this meant to be a trilogy and is it the last one for Hardy? Money talks but that's how they've tried to market this... Eddie Brock and Venom are now laying low Mexico following the events of the last film but quickly learn that they have been framed for the death of Stephen Graham's detective and must try to clear their n
