'Venom: The Last Dance' review: A fitting final fandango for the cheeky alien


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The wildly successful Marvel series from Sony comprises a triptych of strangely appealing comic book movies featuring Tom Hardy’s take on journalist Eddie Brock and his sassy symbiote sidekick, Venom (whom Hardy also voices).

The third installment, Venom: The Last Dance, rounds out the trio of films, which are both straight-faced and irreverent, creating a campy tone all their own, distinct from the more self-serious superheroes, or the sarcastically self-referential ones.

7 10

Summary:

A fitting final fandango.

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