Venom: The Last Dance expands on the chaotic relationship between Eddie Brock and his symbiote Venom with more depth, tension, and humor, while also introducing a menacing new adversary in the form of the Xenophages. But yet, this cartonish way ended while making its last dance, really it was kind of last DANCE even writer pen director direction couldn’t go with it and make its end like Bollywood was pretty mid honestly ____ we didn’t see venom much for a movie that ends a highly loved trilogy. also I didn’t see the “MAIN BIG BAD GUY of DARKNESS ANNIHILATION EVERYTHING” do anything. THAT GUY and CODEX concept couldn’t go through to see but no MORE BLACK symbiote…

The other two at the very least were enjoyable. This one, not so much.

The villian is forced, the movie feels so chopped up, there’s no threat because the creatures and Eddie both just heal each other. It had bad dialogue for some scenes, and a weird sub plot about shoes.

Oh, and also, one of Eddie’s flashbacks he wasn’t even there for.

Just fine
Maybe it’s just because of my low expectations toward the series but it was just fun to watch. I’ve already lost hope for the trilogy to have a decent plot but I can say that this one has a better storyline than the second film.

CGI was fine, I coudn’t find any disturbing point. It was interesting to see the other symbiotes. I think those new symbiotes showed more symbiote-ish action scenes than venom when it comes to the fight ironically.

There were a few funny jokes that made me laugh but I didn’t really find Eddie’s weird obsession for shoes funny, like was it supposed to be funny? Guess it was meant to be humor but well… it was almost tiring.

Venom: The Last Chance
Barely emotional. Barely funny. Barely mediocre. From this pattern, it can be deducted that Venom: The Last Dance is a passable movie that doesn’t do enough right to feel like an epic send off, or do anything inherently wrong to be worth complaining about. It’s just fine.

Tom Hardy is once again the easy stand-out as Eddie Brock, using the same janky physical actions as Venom manipulates his movements to an entertaining degree. The humour is the same safe but fine lines of dialogue that either evoke a chuckle or short exhale of breath. The action scenes escalate in levels of excitement throughout the film, with the final act especially delivering some really fun mayhem. And being the supposed final film of the trilogy, there are some surprisingly tender moments sprinkled in, but aren’t frequent enough to draw any real emotion.

As aforementioned, the humour is fine but there’s one particular segment of the film in Las Vegas that feels too ridiculous and reckless in the context of the movie. Moreover, the story sets up rules that either get contradicted, forgotten, or straight up ignored for the sake of ‘cool’ scenes. Aside from Eddie and Venom, the rest of the cast of characters come off as either underutilised, underdeveloped, or unnecessary. Chiwetel Ejiofor and Rhys Ifans feel criminally wasted, Juno Temple and Clark Backo undermine each other as their characters could’ve been just compiled into one due to their similar traits, and Stephen Graham and Peggy Lu don’t do much to feel properly utilised, especially Graham, who’s character felt like was building up to a bigger pay-off than what we got. And the antagonist Knull was so sidelined that there’s not much more to say about him other than ‘he was in the movie’.

In conclusion, for what Venom: The Last Dance can’t deliver in a concise plot or compelling side characters, it manages to make up for it with fun symbiote action and mostly entertaining and semi-heartfelt sequences.

Venom: The Last Dance expands on the chaotic relationship between Eddie Brock and his symbiote Venom with more depth, tension, and humor, while also introducing a menacing new adversary in the form of the Xenophages. But yet, this cartonish way ended while making its last dance, really it was kind of last DANCE even writer pen director direction couldn’t go with it and make its end like Bollywood was pretty mid honestly ____ we didn’t see venom much for a movie that ends a highly loved trilogy. also I didn’t see the “MAIN BIG BAD GUY of DARKNESS ANNIHILATION EVERYTHING” do anything. THAT GUY and CODEX concept couldn’t go through to see but no MORE BLACK symbiote…

Perhaps this was just one sequel too many as the story here is really rather thin, but there’s still enough chemistry between “Eddie” (Tom Hardy) and his eponymous symbion to raise a smile or two. This time it’s not just the pursuing human population that’s a problem for them, but there are creatures from the homeworld of “Venom” homing in on their unique “codex” so that they can help free their leader from incarceration to wreak havoc on the universe. Along the way, they encounter the hippie “Martin” (Rhys Ifans) and his family and cadge a lift in their VW camper-van whilst offering a fairly tuneless rendition of some David Bowie. It all builds up to a fairly predictable denouement with humanity facing some tough choices, the seemingly indestructible aliens on the verge of success and our intrepid partnership having to consider the ultimate sacrifice. Yep, we’ve seen it all before and though the visual effects are pretty impressive, that’s not really enough to sustain it as it rather procedurally rolls along. There is occasionally some wit in the script and Hardy looks like he’s having fun, but Chiwetel Ejiofor is largely under-used and it relies far too heavily on repetitive combat scenes to really make it stand out amidst the surfeit of 2024 comic-book derivatives. It’s all watchable enough, but it’s not a patch on the first one from 2018.

Just fine
Maybe it’s just because of my low expectations toward the series but it was just fun to watch. I’ve already lost hope for the trilogy to have a decent plot but I can say that this one has a better storyline than the second film.

CGI was fine, I coudn’t find any disturbing point. It was interesting to see the other symbiotes. I think those new symbiotes showed more symbiote-ish action scenes than venom when it comes to the fight ironically.

There were a few funny jokes that made me laugh but I didn’t really find Eddie’s weird obsession for shoes funny, like was it supposed to be funny? Guess it was meant to be humor but well… it was almost tiring.

don’t waste your money by going into theatres. Not Good
Sony should publicly apologise to the audience for making this worst movie and make the audience suffer and wasted their time. So boring story, nothing to appreciate only actor (Tom Hardy) has done, good acting Else, everyone, not done anything to discuss, that’s why am giving one star.

Don’t waste your money by going into the theatres. CGI was good, but story was so pathetic. You can just guess the whole picture by trailer waste of money. Tom Hardy should try superhero movies with other Studios sony is not good with superheroes. We have already seen this with Superman. Middle part was so boring and ending was too predictable.