With good bookings, Tom Hardy’s ‘Venom: The Last Dance’ is all set to hit the big screens on October 25 and the expectations are quite high. Adding to the anticipation levels, the first reviews on social media call the Tom Hardy starrer the most entertaining one in the trilogy. Let’s take a look at what critics have to say about this superhero flick.
According to Rotten TomatoesOne review read, “It’s more competently constructed and helmed than 2021’s Venom: Let There Be Carnage.” Another Twitter user called it the most entertaining one in the trilogy.
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An early review on Twitter read, “Is Venom: The Last Dance the best film in the trilogy? I would say so.” Supporting this, another netizen Tweeted, “The biggest, best Venom movie yet.” “Where the first two films occasionally stumble between trying to maintain momentum and attempting to flesh out their characters, The Last Dance runs through the majority of its exposition in brief, easily digested info dumps amid its constant forward motion,” reads another review.
According to ComicBook.com, “Venom: The Last Dance comes along to finish off the trilogy strong — but ultimately comes in at last place as a half-formed attempt at a serious superhero movie blockbuster that would be considered average even by 2000s comic book movie standards.”
Coming to the humor aspect of the film, one review said, “This film leans more heavily into dark humor than its predecessors, making the banter between Eddie and Venom one of the film’s strongest assets… Some moments border on the very silly, with certain comedic sequences— a surreal stop at a Vegas casino is both ridiculous and hilariously funny.”
Is ‘Venom: The Last Dance’ emotional? One critic wrote, “Some will even say that the movie is touching — though given how much time we’ve spent with Eddie and the alien and all those oily thrashing tentacles, I didn’t necessarily feel this marked the ending of a beautiful friendship.”
Coming to the action part of the film, a review says, “As the film progresses, it consistently escalates the stakes and scale of its action, which doesn’t devolve into incomprehensible CG murk as it hurtles toward the climax.”
Finally is it the perfect end? Well one critic says, “Venom: The Last Dance is a highly entertaining conclusion to Eddie Brock’s story… It leans fully into what makes Venom unique: a wild, chaotic energy that refuses to play by the rules.”