Venom: The Final Dance opened in theaters with $51 million in ticket gross sales. That’s not a horrible quantity, however it’s nicely beneath the openings of the primary Venom ($80.2 million) and its sequel, Venom: Let There Be Carnage ($90.0 million). Sony has already stated this would be the final Venom that includes Tom Hardy — and none of Sony’s different Spider-Man spinoffs, from Morbius to Madame Net, have come near matching its success in theaters.
With only one extra confirmed spinoff on the horizon (this winter’s Kraven the Hunter), the place does that depart Sony and its Spider-Man spinoff universe? Will we get a brand new Venom? Will we ever see a film with Knull versus Spider-Man? Or is there an opportunity Sony packs it in and Venom, Morbius, and the remainder of the Spider-Man universe soar ship to MCU? In our newest video, we have a look at the present state of Sony’s Spider-Man slate, and ponder what the longer term may appear to be for the pleasant neighborhood wall-crawler and the remainder of his superb associates and enemies. Watch our full breakdown beneath:
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