"It was nice knowing you."
Hereditary Enemies
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There has to be something poetic that Venom, despite high frequency sounds being lethal to him, he still loves music.
A thing that could potentially kill him if it gets to a certain point, is one of his favorite things in the world.
Idk. He interesting.
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Meet The Soldier, but Soldier actually used his fight money to buy two animal on earth.
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medics unruly ducklings
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blame it on the boogie
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i like his mannrobics :]
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I WAS RIGHT ABOUT EDDIE AND VENOM GETTING MARRIED IN LAS VEGAS??????!!!!!
If I was right I'm going to SCREAM
Oh my godddddd
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THE HANDS
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The Creation of Adam, Venom: The Last Dance
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Ok so the running gag of Eddie losing his shoes was hilarious but why is none talking about how in the final act, when they are running from the xenophage in the lab, Venom grabs a pair of sneakers for Eddie. The fact that he noticed Eddies lack of shoes and in the middle of a life or death battle remembered “oh shit I need to get some foot protection for my husband” is absolutely adorable. Eddie is constantly on Venoms mind. He’s always thinking about him and how to help him and keep him happy.
(Venom 3 Ending Spoilers) Is there a Venom 4?
(References major ending spoilers for Venom 3.)
To fellow Venom fans who are upset with the idea that Venom 3 The Last Dance is gonna be the last Venom movie: I don't think it's gonna end here, to be honest. When you kill a main character in a successful franchise movie, I straight up don't believe you. We have been conditioned that way through years of media (coughLokicough). If the audience likes an actor enough, the author will come up with a way to bring the character back. Writers can be very creative, it's literally part of their job description. Conan Doyle couldn't kill Sherlock even when he killed Sherlock. He just came back after a rather nasty fall. This is not "The Last Dance." Sony has trouble launching superhero franchises, and along with Spider-Verse, Venom is one of their financially successful ones. Money talks, and you can't really kill fictional characters, so if Tom Hardy is keen (and he very much, very vocally is, in interviews on the subject of a 4th one), Venom will find a way to return, and we can keep watching monster alien rom coms till the cows come home.
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VENOM: THE LAST DANCE (2024) dir. Kelly Marcel
