Before Sony’s latest foray into the world of Spider-Man, “Venom,” hit theaters a month ago, there was worry the studio might have a flop on its hands.
Critics couldn’t publish their takes on the movie until October 2, just two days before “Venom” would be screened to audiences during early Thursday night showings. Such a short span of time between a film’s review embargo and its release is usually a sign of trouble, and it was: critics tore into the movie, which ultimately scored a 27% among critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
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One, you should never see/don’t see a movie because of critics and/or sites like Rotten Tomatoes. Make a judgment based on your own preferences.
Two, I’m not sure Spider-Holland would work in this spinoff (granted, I haven’t seen Venom). Based on Homecoming, I can’t say I’d be upset if he’s no longer in the MCU.
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rt/meta/imdb are all irrelevant crap but the movie is pretty bad, also Venom is a way too dark of a character as to fit in the disney mcu
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Don’t let strangers on the internet tell you how you should think.
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bad movie
