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Venom: The Last Dance was so good that I’m honestly bummed it’s the last one. 😭 Tom Hardy nails it every single time—no matter the role—and Venom is just too great of a character to shelve. We need more symbiote chaos, not less. Marvel, please… don’t make this the end. 🕷️🍴

Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock third film of Venom. This is probably the third best Venom film. Blu-ray disc and digital. With special features of deleted and extended scenes. Outtakes and bloopers. I'm surprised that Michelle Williams wasn't in this but it's a good film. You'll never know Tom Hardy might come back as Venom. Highly recommend it and two thumbs 👍🏻 up.

I thought it was a good movie - I found it to be entertaining with a great story

Best venom movie yet. Recommend

While the film may not redefine the superhero genre, it provides an entertaining and visually impressive finale.

My brother loves this trilogy.

Good movie

Elly Marcel’s 2024 film “Venom: The Last Dance” concludes the Venom trilogy from Sony’s Spider-Man Universe featuring Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock/Venom. The story adapts the recent comic storyline featuring Knull (Andy Serkis), the god of the symbiotes, created by Donny Cates and Ryan Stegman. It begins with Eddie’s universal displacement following the events of “Spider-Man: No Way Home” before he jumps back to his own universe. Eddie is on the run following the events of his run in with Carnage from the previous film and is being tracked by a Xenophage. Rex Strickland (Chiwetel Ejiofor), an Area 51 employee, is tracking symbiotes who recently fell to earth for capture and study. This leads to a cross-country chase as Eddie/Venom seeks to avoid the Xenophage, who was sent by Knull, and find a way to work with Strickland and avoid the various people bonded with symbiotes, including Sadie Christmas (Clark Backo), Nova Moon (Alanna Ubach), and more. There is also a great scene of Mrs. Chen (Peggy Lu), who has become a standout character in this franchise.The story is a fitting conclusion to the “Venom” trilogy and keeps with its sense of fun. Though Tom Hardy’s Venom has yet to meet Spider-Man, he holds his own and is a fantastic antihero. This Blu-ray and 4K steelbook is a fantastic addition to movie-buffs’ home media collections. Bonus features include deleted and extended scenes, a look at Tom Hardy’s acting process, an examination of the film’s stunts, pre-vis looks at scenes, a music video à la “Hero” from the first Spider-Man film, and more.