Sony Pictures released a few hours ago what is probably the final preview of Venom: The Last Dance. The closing of a trilogy that will arrive in just over a month and where it is suggested that there will be a before and after between Eddie Brock and the most beloved symbiote in comics. He bromance from Marvel promises his most spectacular performance, without of course giving up humor and a kind of desire (we don’t know why) to see the morose being to mingle with other animals of your environment. In the first caravan it was a horse and now, a fish.
Unlike its predecessors, everything indicates that Venom: The Last Dance it’s going to be a chapter much more faithful to the comics and finally, to the mythology of the alien race. So much so that the antagonist featured in the recently released promotional material is Knull. The one known as the Symbiote King is the greatest threat this duo of colleagues has ever faced, and from the looks of it, his presence on the planet has become a real danger for the inhabitants of the earth. We therefore feel that this approach to the past of the slimy protagonist will lead to a (definitive?) farewell. between Venom and Brock. Will the symbiote find another host? Will Tom Hardy bid a final farewell to the franchise? Either way, we won’t have to wait too long to see. the new adventure from the Japanese production company within the Spider-Man universe.
“Venom: The Last Dance” Trailer
Despite the ever recurring humor which ensures a relationship between the journalist and his extraterrestrial, Venom: The Last Dance is intended to be the end of a trilogy with a powerful dramatic charge, seeing the two protagonists suffer more than ever, notably in this shot where both almost touch fingers in the purest style of the Sistine Chapel fresco, “The Creation of Adam”.
Of course, Hardy won’t be alone in the cast, he’ll have new allies and enemies at his side in the fight against Knull’s army of creatures that plan to invade the planet. On the one hand, we have Chiwetel Ejioforwho plays a character outside the UCM (remember that he gave life to the villain Karl Mordo) in the Marvel films managed by Disney. On the other hand, the star of Ted Lasso, Temple of Junois also integrated into the story. Likewise, the third part brings back Stephen Graham as Detective Mulligan, a character we learned a little more about in Venom: There Will Be Carnage. In the casting the name of Rhys Ifanswho in advance brings a hippie to life. But of course, the actor was Dr. Connors (the Lizard) in The Amazing Spider-Man and in Spider-Man: No Way HomeSo everything suggests that he will end up being more than just a sporadic character.
Will Spider-Man appear?
Let us remember that the post-credits scene of Venom: There Will Be Carnage took our beloved protagonists to Tom Holland’s MCU, where, upon seeing Peter Parker on the news, Venom licked his lips, hinting that there would be a showdown between the two. Not only did this not happen in Spider-Man: No Way Homebut after the credits of this one, the antihero was sent back to his world. Now, in Venom: The Last Dance We see that Eddie Brock’s character continues with the clothes we saw him in last time, so he will surely enter his “multiversal devolution” and the beginning of this third film has not passed any time.
But will Sony finally give us a real cameo or a future fight between Spider-Man and Venom? The spin-off series about the villains of the New York friend and neighbor has made several winks with the future appearance of the main character. even failure Morbius opted for a post-credits scene in which the vampire and the vulture Michael Keaton They teamed up to take on Spider-Man. With such a powerful threat against major North American cities, it wouldn’t be so strange if other heroes could help Venom or maybe it will seed what we can see in the future of the MCU with Spider-Man 4.
Venom: The Last Dance will then be released in theaters worldwide. October 25.
