Venom snarling at the camera in Venom 3: The Last Dance.
(Sony Pictures Releasing)

‘Everything Will End’ in the ‘Venom: The Last Dance’ Trailer

After a delay, and then another release date shift that put it slightly closer, Venom: The Last Dance has finally dropped a trailer!

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Eddie Brock and his symbiote BFF are waltzing into theaters a little earlier than previously expected, after Sony moved the release of Venom 3 up by two weeks back in March, with a release date of October 25. The studio also gave the delayed sequel its new title, Venom: The Last Dance. Previously delayed amid last year’s WGA and SAG strikes, the third Venom movie is finally hitting theaters this fall. Venom: The Last Dance was written and directed by Kelly Marcel, screenwriter of Venom and its sequel, Venom: Let There Be Carnage. Check out the trailer below!

Tom Hardy is reprising his role as reporter Eddie Brock, who becomes an anti-hero when a chaotic, violence-loving, tater tot-craving symbiote attaches itself to his body. The Venom series is the only successful run Sony’s had with its Spider-Man-adjacent franchise, which includes the 2022 flop Morbius and this year’s Madame Web—a movie so hilariously awful that it became an instant meme factory, redeemed only by how entertaining it is to watch something so bad.

Joining Hardy for Venom: The Last Dance (really hoping for a Michael Jordan bit based on that title) are Juno Temple, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Clark Backo. As of now, it still doesn’t look like Oscar-winner Michelle Williams will reprise her role as Eddie’s ex-girlfriend Anne.

Venom: The Last Dance will be released in theaters and IMAX on October 25.

(featured image: Sony Pictures)


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