The social media embargo for Venom: The Last Dance has just been lifted.
That means that thoughts and opinions on the film from critics and other entertainment journalists are just starting to pour in.
Check out what some of our peers are already saying about the highly-anticipated sequel below!
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“#VenomTheLastDance is the best of the ‘Venom’ movies — the insanity has been ramped up significantly but so has the heart. It’s not perfect but it’s super entertaining and there’s a giant monster that chews people up and sprays blood out of the back of its head. Pretty nuts.” — Drew Taylor (@DrewTailored)
“Oh boy, buckle in! #VenomTheLastDance is exactly what I imagine riding a Venom Horse feels like. The movie is pretty gory, super entertaining, has tons of action sequences, features a wacky roadtrip that is just 10/10, but also made me cry and want a hug.” – Raven Brunner (@raventbrunner)
“#VenomTheLastDance sees Tom Hardy go all in for a fun finale befitting the franchise. With stacks of set pieces ranging from kooky to crazy, this doesn’t hold back with the Venomenal action. Take it for what it is. Grab some popcorn and go with the flow of this raging road movie.” — Simon Thompson (@ShowbizSimon)
“I saw Venom The Last Dance! It’s a confidently bonkers trip that indulges in 90s sci-fi action camp. It’s got a metal opening and a wild climax. The first Venom movie that doesn’t need Spider-Man IMO. Very weird, very fun, just the right amount of Knull.” – Erik Voss (@eavoss)
“I think #VenomTheLastDance is the best of the three, while still being incredibly bad. It’s bizarre, and watchable, because it’s willing to try anything. Symbiote fish? Sure. Mrs. Chen dance sequence? Why not. I laughed a few times, but this trilogy accomplished very little. Sigh” — Sean O’Connell (@Sean_OConnell)
Venom: The Last Dance is being written, co-produced, and directed by Kelly Marcel (in her directorial debut) from a story she wrote with Tom Hardy, who reprises his roles as Eddie Brock and Venom and also serves as a producer.The film also stars Juno Temple and Chiwetel Ejiofor in undisclosed roles.
The film hits theaters October 25th.
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