How to watch Tom Hardy’s films in poison in order

It can be said that the world of Sony’s Spider-Man (previously known as Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel, or Spumc) is the most exotic film concession experience since the Dark Univeerse, which is an experience full of confusing options that failed amazingly. These films are a cinematic world that revolves around Spider-Man, and it features many most popular bad guys and even some allies, all of whom are already appearing on the Internet- Although we are getting a story of a kind of Peter Parker in “Madame Web”.

The good thing to get out of this bad experience was the “poison” films starring Tom Hardy. At least, these films knew that they did not take themselves seriously, as the director “Zombieland” Robin Fleischer put the tone with the first “cm” and Andy Sarkis pushing it further in a complement to become a pharmaceutical privilege, a camp, and it is characterized by uncomfortable performance by Harmi, and one of the best romance films in Adlyly.

It is a trilogy of movies, often bad, sometimes good, is always with some unpaved side character (Woody Harrelson’s wig, any person?), And a set of films worth watching. Since “Venom” movies exceed a traditional digital sequence, there is a small opportunity that may be confused about your starting place. If this is the reason for this, you want to watch a triple in the arrangement of the version (which is the same ecclesiastical time arrangement, the best and best way to watch these films). So if you want to watch “Venom” movies in order from the beginning, follow this arrangement:

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This is a fairly simple traditional trilogy, with a three -part brown. There is no infiltrated timeline line, no longer in time, there are no cross operations for thinking. “Venom” films are uncomplicated, a series of stories that follow the Eddie and Venom meeting, develop their relationship, and in the end their painful farewell.

There is definitely a small small small cross signal to the completely separate cinematic universe at the end of “Let Teer Tere Over” due to the events of “Spider-Man: No Way Home”, but it is immediately resolved in “The Last Dance”, so there is no need to watch the uneven movie (except for the Blang and Liu shot.

In fact, “poison” films are as simple as it comes, lacking accuracy (which is for the forefront anyway), and a clear story. At least, unlike the rest The dead Sonyat is nowThe “Venom” trilogy has a clear start, a middle and an end. Let’s take a look at each individual entry into a trilogy and how the central relationship develops.

It is directed by Robin Fleisher (“Zombieland”), the first “Venom” is a largely weakest in a trilogy, a movie that is not sure to be dangerous and brave, with a focus on the horror of Eddie’s body that participates in a corpse with a foreign monster, or a camp and funny about your body sharing with a foreign monster that has its occurrence as well.

However, there are some interesting ideas that were presented in the movie. On the one hand, the idea that the poison is not a huge killer from a foreign world, but rather a refugee running from its people, who consider it a good loser. This idea gives way to a triple approach (and really, the world of the Sony’s Spider-Man) to make the hero’s toxic toxin instead of the villain. Venom is definitely eating brains, cats love to devour, but he also imagines himself as a super hero, who is a “murderous protector” at the end of the movie.

However, the reason that this whole trilogy deserves to start with two very strange scenes. One is the moment when the poison takes over the body of Michelle Williams and is made with Eddie before seizing his body – the first kiss between Eddie and Venom. The other is the scene of the locust tanks, which is a delightful, exotic moment that does not resemble anything else in the movie, An existing scene because Tom Hardy insisted on him To the point in which they built a full tank for Hardy. They are moments like this that distinguishes “poison” movies from other superhero joints, which make this an eccentric trilogy of a kind.

This is it. This is the top not only the “Venom”, not only Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, but the overall super films. Well, perhaps this is not the last part, but “Venom: Let Le Be Marnage” is however a delightful romantic comedy that coincides with a super film, and Superhero Secrety, which was ever made.

This is true, there is no accuracy here, there is no attempt to hide the fact that Edi and Venom are a couple and allow the masses to their own conclusions. It is very clear from the first scene that this is a movie about a couple who discover their relationship after moving together, but before taking things to the next step. This is the movie in which Venom comes out, during the best scene of the trilogy, where Venom ends in delirium and delivers a speech about the concealment of his partner Eddie, and how love is love in what director Andy Serkis described UProxx As a “exit party” in the poison. It is a wild film, and compensates for its faults (everything related to the Woody Harroson massacre) by deepening the relationship of Eddie Wasm.

Not every relationship ends well, and not every romantic comedy ends with permanent happiness. From the opening scene of “Venom: The Last Dance”, there is a feeling of the end, and a feeling of depression on the knowledge that all good things should end one day. This is an abandoned and closed movie that commits the Cardinal Sin to pull the focus away from Eddie and Venom and spend a lot of time with other not interested characters.

For anyone, the film tries to establish Thanos of Sony’s Spider-Man But he fails to earn any excitement or even curiosity about evil offerings. Like every other movie in this strange cinematic universe, there is no contact with any other films, not to mention Spider-Man. It is still, not without merit. Venom gets a dance sequence in a dazzling hotel in Las Vegas, while the writer and director Kelly Marcel gives the film a local message about refugees and migrants, which makes this a more time and more political movie than the latest “Captain America”. Better is the end of the movie, which uses Maroon 5 for a very strange montage that books this strange but unique trilogy.