Venom 3: The Last Dance

3D Movie Review

Written By: Adolph Vega

3D

Venom 3: The Last Dance surprises with its 3D quality, especially since darkly lit movies often struggle with this format. However, Last Dance defies expectations and offers a visually engaging 3D experience. The presentation is unexpectedly sharp, even in dimly lit scenes, allowing viewers to appreciate the full detail and atmosphere of the Venom universe.

One of the standout sequences occurs underwater, where the 3D truly shines with countless bubbles. Depth and layers of 3D are handled with a level of vibrancy that brings the scene to life, immersing viewers in an almost tactile experience. In moments like these, the 3D enhances the intensity, pulling the audience deeper into the film’s environment. The effect could have been utilized even more, however, as there are some points where the 3D remains subtle (Too subtle). One early sequence set in Mexico (with the dogs) looked phenomenal in 3D. Sadly this sequence flies by in a few seconds.3D depth is handled well in a few key moments (waterfall and elevator scenes).

The movie also has plenty of fun pop-out moments with the various venom appendages. Various sequences with close ups of monster mouths look especially good in 3D. While not every scene uses 3D to its fullest potential, the overall experience is well-executed. This is especially notable for fans who enjoy a mix of dramatic depth and lighthearted pop-out effects.

All things considered, Venom 3: The Last Dance delivers a solid 3D presentation that complements the action and playful tone of the movie. Obviously your experience may vary so try to find the best quality, brightest theater that you can.

Final Verdict: 7/10

Movie

The third installment of Venom’s story, Venom 3: The Last Dance, takes a different approach compared to its predecessors, opting for a more straightforward narrative. This streamlined story works to the film’s benefit, especially given the overly complex romantic drama that weighed down previous entries. By focusing on action, comedy, and straightforward storytelling, Last Dance manages to keep audiences engaged from start to finish.

One of the biggest strengths of this film is its sense of humor. The comedy lands well and leans into a ludicrous, almost absurd tone that’s genuinely hilarious (many belly laughs). Tom Hardy nails this final performance as both Eddie Brock and Venom. Whether it’s Venom’s bizarre banter or ridiculous moments that seem to embrace the character’s chaotic energy, the laughs are well-earned and frequent. The action sequences are abundant, keeping the film moving at a brisk pace with hardly a dull moment in sight.

However, the film isn’t without its flaws. There are several plot holes and contrived moments that are noticeable. I accurately predicted many plot points in this movie. Despite being a part of Sony’s larger Marvel universe, Venom 3 doesn’t connect to other Sony films, which may be disappointing for those hoping for a crossover or continuation from past movies.

Visually, the movie is well-shot, with crisp, appealing cinematography that captures the gritty charm of Venom’s world. The character development is basic, with some characters feeling more like plot devices than fully fleshed-out individuals. This includes the villain, who, while true to the comics, doesn’t offer much depth. The music choices are both fun and a bit on-the-nose, matching the film’s tone.

Ultimately, Venom: The Last Dance is an enjoyable, fun finale that emphasizes action over story. It might not tie up every loose end or deliver a deep narrative, but it provides a satisfying and entertaining experience for fans of the character. The Venom movie franchise ends on a satisfying high note. Venom: Last Dance is easily the best Venom movie in the trilogy.

Final Verdict: 7/10

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Venom 2 Let There Be Carnage 3D Movie Review

Written By: Jake Jarvis

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I need to warn everyone about the 3D aspect of Venom Let There Be Carnage movie. This might be considered a spoiler, but I have to mention it because I imagine many people might be upset when they watch this movie in 3D. The first act of Venom Let There Be Carnage has some pathetically bad 3D. The 3D is very muted, and the same can be said about the movie’s color palette. In the first act the 3-D is as flat as an early 2000’s 3D conversion. The 3D starts off really bad, but it gets better as the movie progresses. Specifically after a scene happens in Alcatraz, the color palette of the movie brightens up considerably, and the 3D goes deep and pops out into one of the better conversions released in 2021. I feel compelled to warn you since nobody warned me. It’s a pity because I worry that some people may complain to the theaters management that the 3D is awful when the movie begins. How they use 3D in the Alcatraz scene is quite effective. How they turn on the 3D and brighten up the film creates a real wow factor when it finally happens. I think anticipation instead of surprise is the better thing to do in 2021. Venom 2 has incredible pop-outs and many scenes of nice 3D depth. The best 3D sequence would be the Alcatraz scenes and the church sequence even as cliched as these types of church sequences are. All in all, Venom Let There Be Carnage has some very stunning 3D effects.

Final Verdict: Great 3D (At least after the Alcatraz scene)

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Movie

Venom Let There Be Carnage is easily an improvement on the original Venom film.

Venom 2 is a lean and mean 90 or so minutes of a movie. No real fat on this film. This review will try to also be lean too. The plot is fairly simple as venom fights his nemesis Carnage. Carnage is another more evil symbiote and is portrayed by the great Woody Harrelson. The movie moves at a breakneck pace and it only slows down to double down on the comedy. Tom Hardy is absolutely hysterical as Eddie Brock / Venom. Their banter will have you chuckling throughout the movie. The direction of this movie by Andy Serkis is fantastic. Serkis’s experience with motion capture is put to good use with all the amazing interactions of Venom and Carnage and with the various characters throughout the film. Most of the supporting cast is back from the first Venom movie, and they actually have better parts in this shorter movie. Wisely, characterization comes before the action within this movie. The action set pieces are more meaningful this time around. It also helps that every one seems to know what kind of movie this is suppose to be in. Venom Let There Be Carnage is 1990s style super-hero action comedy, and camps it up appropriately. FYI Venom Let There Be Carnage has a mid credit scene after the credits start to roll (it's a doozy).

Venom Let There Be Carnage is a superior movie to its predecessor. Venom 2 is a great movie and I highly recommend it.