Last year was a big year for Sony. Not only did they have the Oscar-winning Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse hit theaters, but they also released the somewhat controversial Venom film starring Tom Hardy. The movie
While Venom had a decent amount of notoriety with mainstream fans who had seen Spider-Man 3, many fans of the comic stood by the idea that a movie simply would not work without Spider-Man. Hell,
Venom was quite the surprise last year, wasn't it? Of course, I was surprised by how well it managed to do at the box office, but I was also surprised that, in spite of its
Sony is moving ahead with their Morbius movie starring Jared Leto in the role of Michael Morbius. This would be the second movie in Sony's VenomVerse or whatever they are calling it after last year's
We all made jokes. We all talked smack. But the end of the day, Sony was the one who was laughing all the way to the bank when Venom finally hit theaters last year. And
Venom has done remarkably well at the box office in spite of some quite damning critical reviews. Whilst user reviews have fared slightly better, the majority of responses to Venom have been on the negative
Us geeks really do love our "mature" content, don't we? It's almost as if it is a validation that the art that we consume wasn't intended for a younger audience -- despite the fact that
While many of us were expecting a bit of a dark and gritty film with Venom, it ended up being quite different. It was fun, it was goofy, and it was a bit...romantic? Yeah, when
Not many people seemed to have a lot of faith in what Sony could bring to the table for a Venom film without using Spider-Man. Additionally, many thought it would be impossible to make a
[caption id="attachment_124302" align="aligncenter" width="6000"] Tom Hardy and director Ruben Fletcher on the set of Venom.[/caption] They did it. They did the impossible. Sure, there were many people out there who knew that making a Venom film
