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A noisy, uneven superhero road movie that works best as a bizarre buddy-comedy between Eddie and Venom. The action and story are messy, but the film has enough creature-feature energy, self-aware absurdity, and odd-couple charm to be entertaining if you’re already on its wavelength.
Where to watch: Buy
Tue · 1h 49m
Director: Kelly Marcel
Starring: Tom Hardy, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Juno Temple
Eddie and Venom are on the run. Hunted by both of their worlds and with the net closing in, the duo are forced into a devastating decision that will bring the curtains down on Venom and Eddie's last dance.
Kelly Marcel
Tom Hardy, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Juno Temple
A noisy, uneven superhero road movie that works best as a bizarre buddy-comedy between Eddie and Venom. The action and story are messy, but the film has enough creature-feature energy, self-aware absurdity, and odd-couple charm to be entertaining if you’re already on its wavelength.
Venom: The Last Dance is less a superhero finale than a weird little road movie with symbiotes, chases, and a lot of tonal chaos. It leans hard into the odd-couple chemistry between Eddie and Venom, which remains the franchise’s main attraction even when the plot feels like it’s being assembled on the fly.
The movie has flashes of real invention: creature gags, shameless silliness, and a willingness to be ridiculous in public. That said, the action often feels weightless, the stakes are muddy, and the emotional beats never quite land with the force the film seems to want.
If you’re here for polished Marvel-style coherence, this is probably a miss. If you’re open to a messy, self-aware studio oddity that treats its own absurdity as a feature, there’s enough here to make it worth a look.
Gabby (3★) · 10412 likes
The fuck ass maroon 5 montage was lowkey top 5 moments of the year
Sydney🚀 (2.5★) · 7886 likes
Venom frog, venom fish, what’s next? Venom horse? The woke symbiote agenda is poisoning your childrens minds
i_am_shego (3★) · 7041 likes
venom’s on my “hear me out” cake
kumi (3.5★) · 5561 likes
what letter in lgbt is this
matt lynch · 5002 likes
Not remotely a good movie, not remotely a bad time.
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superhero, science fiction, action-comedy, body horror, camp, road movie, alien, franchise finale, chaotic, buddy dynamic