Venom: Let There Be Carnage

Much better than the first movie.

Solid sequel although it felt like it was dragging out at times.

Undoubtedly the best film in, otherwise, disappoint Sony Spider-Man Universe, Let There Be Carnage is a phenomenal sequel that expertly embraces Marvel's lighter tone. Brock and Venom's chemistry feels authentic and entertaining, Woody Harrelson as Carnage was a top-tier choice (especially since Carnage looked freaking amazing and had a menacing voice to go with it), and the end credit scene is one that will leave everyone in the theater with their jaws all the way to the floor.

This was the best one in the trilogy, the story was gripping and I enjoyed it

Venom: Let There Be Carnage is a loud, rushed sequel that is nowhere near as good as the first Venom movie, but Tom Hardy is still entertaining and Woody Harrelson brings some manic energy as Carnage, but the movie never gives their conflict enough depth to matter.

This is a movie I wouldn’t have watched if it weren’t for my manager at work in the cinema—so first of all, thank you, Daniel! It’s an interesting, lighthearted, and funny movie—I highly recommend everyone to watch it!

I love venom and venom relationship

I remember watching this in the theater, and its still pretty funny and the action good as well

O filme e muito ruim mas tem piadas boas mas dar pra assistir e do uma nota 4.5

I originally gave this movie a 9/10 on my personal account but the more I think about this movie the worse it is. This is still a solid movie but it feels very rushed and for example when eddy is trying to find Venom I feel like there was a very long part about his quest to find Venom that was just cut out, this is one of a few examples. If you like the first Venom u will also like Let There Be Carnage. This movie has a better flow than the first one although it does feel like a lot was left on the cutting room floor it dosent feel like Suicide Squads cutting room floor. With all that said I love the chemistry between Eddie and Venom and how Venom leaves Eddy and regrets it and vice versa. With everything said I give this movie a 70%