If you're like our own Nick Doll, who recently wrote up a piece on why he thinks Sony will be taking their Spider-Man ball and go home, then chances are you've been a bit worried
Oh, boy. Here we are, folks. This is the world we've come to. A world where a sub-standard Venom movie is justifying itself financially at the box office, potentially emboldening Sony to continue on this
Welcome to Breaking Geek, column that just won’t go away, where uber-geek Nick Doll offers commentary and reactions to the most interesting news of the week (or whatever he feels like), using his expansive knowledge
SPOILERS AHEAD! You’ve been warned! Wait? You’re telling me there are plot holes in Venom? Bullshirt! (Yes, we’re all in The Good Place...) In all seriousness, there are a ton of plot holes in Venom.
Well, Venom has come and it has done... okay. It was revealed that audiences have given it a B+ overall via CinemaScore, and this stands in line with an audience score of 89 at Rotten
Wow. Let me be the first to say this. Wow. When the negative review started pouring in about Venom, I expected this to be kind of a flop. I even laughed at expectations that it
Venom is the story of Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy), an investigative journalist who thrives on the big takedown—using his research and sources to expose wrongdoing in the middle of his video interviews. Riding strong
Venom is finally upon us, (sigh) and many of the main outlets have already published their reviews for the movie. It's not exactly positive from the majority of reviewers, though there are one or two
Sony has high hopes for Venom. After handing the reins back over to Marvel Studios for their beloved Spider-Man character, they created Venom in hopes of eventually riding on the coattails of the Marvel Cinematic
Venom is here, folks. Well, almost here. It comes out this weekend, and while review embargo isn't up until tomorrow, the social media embargo has been lifted, meaning those how have already had a chance
