Venom: Let There Be Carnage
Tom Hardy returns to the big screen as the lethal protector Venom, one of Marvel’s greatest and most complex characters. In search of his next big story, journalist Eddie Brock lands an exclusive interview with convicted murderer and death row inmate Cletus Kasady (Woody Harrelson), who discovers Eddie’s secret and becomes the host for Carnage, a menacing and terrifying symbiote. Eddie and Venom must get past their contentious relationship and work together to defeat Carnage. Directed by Andy Serkis (Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle), the film also stars Michelle Williams, and Naomie Harris as Shriek.
Some Good Stuff @L0RD/D4RK53ID
Come for the cool action between Venom and Carnage, stay for a mid credit scene that will change everything. Overall, this movie struck me as being no different than the first one: loud, rushed, and obnoxious with bad dialogue. It was a bit better, but it was also shorter and less fleshed out. However, the mid credit scene makes it all worth it in the end. I won’t spoil anything, but the future looks incredibly promising.
Purchased and could not download @01100101010011002
Error 8266 onknown error. Unable to download. Mac desktop or Mac book air. Tech support could not solve the issue.All of my other purchases download fine. Beware. Hope i can get a refund .SMH.
Meh @Buhoo115
Film should’ve been rated R, There really wasn’t much carnage in the film, just a few guys getting tossed around. Not sure why they felt the need to make Venom and Tom Hardy so goofy either, doesn’t feel anything like how a Venom movie should be imo. Feels like it’s trying to hard to be a Disney film. The after credit scene was the best part of the whole thing
Poorly Executed @DRam2387
Most reviews speak to being disappointed about the short run time, bad dialogue, and story that isn’t fully developed and yet their reviews give it a 4-5 star… isn’t the execution of all of those items what makes a good movie?! To say that all those things were lacking and then give it a glowing rating seems contradictory. Call it what it is…this is not a good film, let alone a good super hero movie. I’m a Marvel fan and still could not convince myself that this was a good film…even if Tom Hardy (who I love/respect his work) was in it. It was completely rushed, the dialogue and directing was juvenile, character development (much like the first) was lacking/nonexistent, the overall story was not engaging and the action sequences were reminiscent of the Michael Bay Transformer films (loud, disorienting, CGI mashup). The moment Cletus Kasady became Carnage and then dawned a suit that matched the symbiote I knew we were in even more trouble than the first 12 minutes suggested (think Spider-Man 3 when Peter has his emo dance on the streets… or Two Face with his matching suit in the Batman Forever film). Another notably uninspiring sequence was the animated story of Cletus. Instead of having actors depict how Cletus became Cletus they used a 30 second animation sequence that felt cheap and rushed. This film, along with the first, is a waste of actor talent and is an insulting installment to the MCU. That said I’m not overly surprised, Sony has continually cranked out films that do not/would not hold up to the majority of Disney/Marvel films. Tom Hardy, Venom and Marvel fans deserve better.
Waste of Great Characters @Cbrucesvt
Poor writing. Poor humor. Ok action. Give the rights to the spider verse to Marvel Studios. Sony doesn’t understand the characters. Just a bad movie.