Tag: Venom: Let There Be Carnage
Sony’s Spider-Verse Coming to an End?
Sony’s Spider-Verse – the one that doesn’t have Spider-Man in it – may finally be closing down or at least going into hibernation. According to The Wrap (who put their article behind a paywall, so here’s ComicBookMovie.com with the details), Sony is going to stop making films centered on S...
Read MoreBox Office Breakdown for Weekend of 11/3/24
What’s up, Geeks + Gamers? It’s ODIN! Venom: The Last Dance is Profit-Bound, Wins Terribly Slow Weekend Though the domestic opening for Venom: The Last Dance was the lowest in franchise history, the international showing for this film has been its saving grace, and at this rate, it will easily b...
Read MoreREVIEW: Venom: The Last Dance (2024)
In anticipation of reviewing Venom: The Last Dance, I finally watched the first two films in the series over the last couple of days. So, I’ll certainly say The Last Dance is the best of the three, but that’s partly because the first two are awful (especially Let There Be Carnage; talk about a ...
Read MoreVenom: The Last Dance Trailer Teases the End of an Era
Eddie Brock is ready for one last ride with his symbiotic alter ego. Today, Sony released a trailer for Venom: The Last Dance, the third and (likely) final installment in their Venom series. This time, Venom is being hunted by the military and members of his species, who’ve traveled to Earth fro...
Read MoreVenom 3 Gets a Title and a New Release Date
It sounds like Tom Hardy is hanging up his symbiote. Variety reports that Sony has revealed the title of the upcoming third Venom movie; this one will be called Venom: The Last Dance. The film’s release date has also been moved up two weeks to October 25, 2024, from November 8, 2024. Not much ab...
Read MoreMadame Web was Supposed to Start a Series
Madame Web’s failure may not be surprising, but the scope of its fallout is. The Hollywood Reporter has a piece on the new superhero film’s disastrous opening weekend, and watching them try to make sense of its dismal performance is funny. (“I don’t get it! They used obscure characters; th...
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