Venom: The Last Dance

In Venom: The Last Dance, Eddie Brock (Venom) is faced with his most dangerous challenge to date. A new threatening figure has arrived, a person who holds enough power to take away everything that Eddie cherishes most. Eddie finds himself caught in a predicament where he must literally fight for control over his own soul as he attempts to protect his city while also trying to keep the bond that he holds with the symbiote intact. This entry chronicles the return of one of Marvel’s greatest antagonists while also exploring Eddie Brock in a healthy manner devoid of controversy or ambiguity; it is one that has plenty of high octane action coupled with time to shine in the emotional front too.

Cast: Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock / Venom Woody Harrelson as a new villain Naomie Harris as Frances Barrison (Shriek)

Positive Aspects: Tom Hardy seems to outdo himself yet again as he perfects the delivery for Eddie and Venom and this time the dual role does not fall flat and instead drives the plot forward with just the right amount of humor and dark themes.

The action dynamic completely shifts due to power struggles at the right locations as well as well choreographed and visually stunning fighting scenes.

And lastly, the most underrated feature of the series has to be the relationship between Eddie and Venom which is taken to the next level and effectively adds extra punch to the narrative.

Negative Aspects: There are comical characters that some may argue go slightly unnoticeable but perhaps the retaliation towards the primary conflict could be the reason why.

Like so many other superhero films, this one also has its clichés and may not expect any shocking plots to come for the audience who part of the superhero circle for quite some time.