Venom: The Last Dance Trailer Confirms A Ridiculously Powerful Marvel Villain For Tom Hardy’s Trilogy Ender

The last chapter of Tom Hardy's Marvel anti-hero gets previewed in the final Venom: The Last Dance trailer. Nearly three years after his cameo in Spider-Man: No Way Home, Hardy is getting ready to swing back to the big screen one last time as Eddie Brock in Venom: The Last Dance. While time will tell what the future has in store for Sony's Spider-Man Universe after 2024, Hardy's Venom threequel has been confirmed to be the conclusion of his run.

Venom: The Last Dance is nearly a month away from its theatrical release, as Sony Pictures is reaching the final stretch of the Marvel film's marketing. Almost three months after the debut of the first one, Sony Pictures have released the final Venom: The Last Dance trailer, giving a closer look at Hardy's upcoming Marvel adventure and seemingly teasing Knull - the creator of the symbiotes and god of darkness - as the film's big villain. Check it out below.


Kelly Marcel, who penned the first two Venom movies, is making her directorial debut with Venom: The Last Dance, which she co-wrote with Hardy. New additions to the Venom: The Last Dance cast include Chiwetel Ejiofor, Juno Temple, and Clark Backo.

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Venom: The Last Dance's New Trailer Makes Venom's Death Look Way More Likely

While Sony Pictures has been keeping Venom: The Last Dance story details under wrap for the most part, the final trailer strongly suggests that a popular Marvel theory is coming to fruition. Since the movie previews show the plot leaning into the angle of a grand finale for Hardy's Marvel character, Sony Pictures clearly wants the Venom trilogy to go out with a bang. If they truly want to have a massive conclusion to this saga, it wouldn't be shocking if Venom: The Last Dance is setting up the symbiote's death, as it appears to repeatedly tease the possibility.

The Venom: The Last Dance cast will officially include the character of Knull, who is arguably the biggest villain that the trilogy finale could set up against Eddie and the Venom symbiote. While time will tell who is actually playing Knull, having the symbiote face off with its creator and perhaps die in a heroic sacrifice in order to defeat Knull would be a shocking but powerful ending. The bigger twist would be if somehow Eddie and the symbiote together die while taking down Knull once and for all.

The other scenario is that the symbiote dies on its own, forcing Eddie to now have to go back to living by himself, bringing everything full circle for Venom: The Last Dance and where the character started in the first Venom movie. If Eddie survives, it also leaves the door open for him to return in future films in Sony's Spider-Man Universe, assuming there are any more films coming after Kraven the Hunter. But for now, the world can catch Hardy's final outing as the Marvel icon in Venom: The Last Dance.



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