The Problem With Venom 3

Venom: The Last Dance is the last in the Venom trilogy, so why does it feel so incomplete? In this video I talk Eddie Brock, Knull, Tom Hardy, Spider-Man and more.

[Owen_]

6:02 I thought he was gonna say “For a movie called the last dance there is shockingly little dancing here”

[JustSomeMexicanwithaMustache]

My only hope is that if Venom The Last Dance does poorly, it will make Sony abandoned their plans for a Multiverse crossover with their Venom and MCU Spider-Man for the next movie. Please for the love of God let the next MCU Spider-Man movie be a street level movie.

[RayMcElroy]

1st movie: Written by Kelly Marcel
2nd movie: Written and produced by Kelly Marcel
3rd movie: Written, produced, and directed by Kelly Marcel

Kelly Marcel wrote the 50 SHADES OF GREY movie

[justsomeguywholovesberserk]

These movies are legit the equivalent of Superhero junk food, you eat them once and you forget about their taste nor does it give you anything memorable in them or anything that lasts at least

[xxvimilia]

I hate seeing articles claiming superhero fatigue is finally happening. Because they frame superhero movies as being uniform in quality when the reality is that audiences are indeed capable of recognizing lack of quality despite trailers pretending otherwise.

[motherplayer]

This franchise only became a thing because it managed to luck out and get some strong interest overseas for things the film was never built to be about. The jokes, the memes, the posters, all do a much better job selling the idea than the movies ever have presenting it in film.

[Coolcoolcooldude]

Dan Murrell said this, but this does feel like the script for this was rushed due to the impending writers' strike.

[getmario]

Best part of Venom: The Last Dance is where Eddie and Venom goes to Las Vegas and go boozing around the area and look, I love Las Vegas site and everything, that could’ve been more fun experience.

[bryh]

I wanted these movies to be good. I think the Symbiotes are such a cool concept, they look cool, they have cool powers, the lore is fascinating, so it makes me so sad these movies werent as quality as they could have been

[Kat-gpgj]

I have no plans to watch this movie, but I'm still excited to see that you covered it.

[LizardSpork]

A PG-13 Venom movie made by Sony produced by Avi Arad? It never had a chance.

[uchihabomber]

Honestly never hated these movies since I 100% view it as your classic “dumb fun” movies that doesn’t need like 10/10 writing or something for me to enjoy it. This movie was kinda bland and could’ve been at least a little bit I lowkey think the second movie was better after watching this one now. They kinda did a logical reason this time on why we didn’t see full body Venom too which was still lame but better for it to be explained

[BugsyFoga]

I was more baffled than anything when watching the film, going to need time to process it.

[Yakita]

Impressive. I figured anyone who went to see this third film had zero expectations.

[NadeemShekh-uyzn]

8:04 you should make a video about pointless superhero post credits scenes

[dixonmyaz]

the fact you had any expectations in the first place is odd

[Imthesoulofthes]

The Absence of Spider-Man was *Throughly* Felt in this Trilogy.

[wiltonf.]

Saw it last night, and it’s a movie that’s good to watch if you want to unwinds and let you brain relax after a long day. Not a serious film for any reason, so no need to talk it serious. Like the potato chips of movies, gets the job done when you’re not in the mood to breakdown a movie.

[emptylanternmedia]

I honestly didnt know this movie existed until yesterday

[spideybuildscars]

I wonder how much input Avi Arad had in this.
I'll never forget him saying that Carnage can he PG13 because "he isn't that violent in the comics"