Review: "Venom: The Last Dance" - Not as Fun
Venom's back, and this time he's… well, kinda lame. "Venom: The Last Dance" promised to be a wild ride, but it ended up being more of a boring slog. You know how sometimes you get hyped for a movie, but then it just doesn't live up to the hype? That's pretty much what happened here.
The plot? A mess. It's about Venom trying to learn how to be a "good" symbiote, but the whole thing feels a little forced. We get some action, some quippy lines, but ultimately the story just doesn't stick the landing. It’s like the writers tried to cram too much into one movie, and it all just fell apart.
The characters? Kinda dull. Eddie Brock, our trusty host for Venom, seems a little… lost this time. His usual charm is missing, and the character development feels a little weak. Venom himself, our beloved symbiote, doesn’t get as much screen time as you’d expect, and the humor, which was a big part of the previous movie, feels less sharp.
The action? Passable. There are some decent fight scenes, but they’re not as exciting as you’d hope for. It’s almost like the director was holding back, like he was afraid to really let loose. Overall, the action doesn’t deliver the adrenaline rush that you'd expect from a Venom movie.
But hey, it's not all bad. There are a few moments that are fun, and the CGI is decent. It's not a total disaster, just not as good as it could have been. If you’re a diehard Venom fan, you’ll probably still want to check it out, but don’t expect to be blown away. This is a movie that's definitely better suited for a casual viewing than a must-see event.
So, is it worth your time? If you're looking for a fun, action-packed superhero movie, maybe give this one a pass. But if you're a dedicated Venom fan and you're willing to accept some flaws, then you might find it entertaining enough. Just don’t expect it to be the best thing you’ve ever seen.