Film Synopsis of “Venom III: The Last Dance“→ Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) & Venom are on the run! Hunted by both of their worlds and with the net closing in, the duo is forced into a devastating decision that will bring the curtains down on their last and final dance …
Venom Doesn’t Slow Down with the Horsepower!
I’m not entirely sure who voices the character of Venom, but whoever it is, they excel at it. The symbiote elevates these movies to a whole new level of enjoyment! When Venom tells Eddie that he’s boring and brings excitement to his life, it’s spot on. Tom Hardy is undeniably talented, but Eddie Brock truly shines when he’s paired with Venom—and that’s a fact. After three films, is it finally the end for the two of them? Do we really want to see their journey wrapped up? One of my favorite scenes is definitely when Venom jumps on a horse and humorously declares, “Now that’s horsepower!” It’s such a classic and outrageous line that you can’t help but laugh!
Dr. Teddy Paine Vs. Rex Strickland
Have you ever had to work—or been compelled to work—with someone for the greater good who was uncooperative and unwilling to collaborate? It’s frustrating when you don’t see eye to eye, lack a mutual working relationship, or face someone who undermines you instead of finding common ground. This was precisely the situation between Strickland and Paine. Contrary to popular belief, Dr. Paine wasn’t the issue; it was Strickland. They both aimed for the same goal, but Strickland insisted on doing things his way—on his timeline and according to his preferences. This inflexibility destroyed any chance of effective collaboration or teamwork.
It’s Just Goodbye for Now!
Life is defined by the connections we forge—best friends, childhood companions, and lifelong friends who become family. It’s inevitable that we encounter difficult goodbyes when unforeseen circumstances arise, as was the case for Eddie and his black symbiote, Venom. Since 2018 in the film timeline, their bond has been undeniable, with Eddie consistently emphasizing his reliance on Venom.
While the truth remains that no one truly needs anyone except themselves, family and friends provide crucial support when necessary. For Eddie Brock, Venom transcended the role of a partner; he became an integral part of his identity, residing within him and merging their lives. Now, Eddie must face the challenge of reclaiming his life before Venom and reigniting his passion for writing.
Connections Always Stay Alive!
Venom may not have been a person, but for Eddie, he embodied that role completely. The strength of their emotional connection is the film’s most powerful element. It is rare to encounter such a profound bond—romantic, platonic, or otherwise. When that connection is found, it is vital to protect and nurture it; it will always be there for you, no matter the distance. Remember, you can always rely on that bond to endure!
Mrs. Chan! Yeah, Baby!!!
I loved seeing Mrs. Chan again in the Casino scene where she was looking good sexy, and hot instead of in her store working behind the Counter! I mean the dancing scene with “the Big Guy” was pretty epic! I was loving every second of it! I mean it was the absolute highlight of the movie for mad and this was yet again one of many of my favorite parts in the entire movie!