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The first reviews are for the latest great movie of superheroes, and it seems that the main character is not the only thing poisonous about it.
Venom, which is currently 32% on Rotten Tomatoes, has had mixed reactions, many of which have been very critical of the film despite Tom Hardy's strong performance. Although scenes featuring Hardy's joke with extraterrestrial Venom symbiote have garnered praise from critics, the character was not enough to save the rest of the movie from the boring monotony that sometimes afflicts super movies. -hero.
VarietyOwen Gleiberman, of 's', criticized the "impersonality" of director Ruben Fleischer ("Zombieland"), highlighting the culture-culture mix of the character and strong visuals of the film, despite an extremely mediocre film. "Venom" is a typical case of comics film whose skill, and even the bravery of visual effects, are flawless, "he wrote in his review." Make no mistake: the effects can be The extraterrestrial material splashes like a random tentacle liquid, such as Venom blends the agility of Spider-Man's skyscrapers with the destructiveness of Hulk – while looking away, but for what purpose? the Sony universe of Marvel characters (get ready: there are 90!) Do not stammer as much as Tom Cruise's "The Mummy", but it could be a similar case of launch of a franchise that does not completely reach the takeoff of the franchise. "
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"Venom" will be released on October 5, but until then, watch what critics say below:
Variety Owen Gleiberman
"Tom Hardy has never been an actor who leaves you comfortably with him. In "Max Mad: Fury Road", he embodied the main character as an illuminated shell (and Max, 35 years ago, was already a shell), and in "Venom". his deceptive and short-circuited quality makes him appear. at times, like Kevin Costner's brother at the lamp. Still, it works well for the movie, since Eddie does not seem reduced by becoming half of a monster entity. No, that completes it. From this perspective, it will be interesting to see if Venom's character completes Tom Hardy, or if he ends up giving him the power to do what he wants. Hope this does not consume him. "
A V. Jesse Hassenger of the club
"It's disappointing to see Sony's nascent attempt into a Spider-Man universe without Spider-Man universe stumbling across so many detritus superheroes: superficial secondary characters (especially women); the ultimate villain who is essentially an oversized version of the hero; the fact that Venom becomes a de facto hero almost immediately; and, of course, a mid-credits trailer suggesting an automatic interest for other characters who interacted with Venom in comics. Filmmakers seem scarcely aware that not all comic characters are superheroes, but do not know what Venom might be. In other words: it's venom! What else do you want?
Justin Chang from LA Times
"Venom" never adopts or maximizes the exuberant wickedness of its principle. This is a case in which a story that should have been incredibly dark seems to be hampered, if not cleaned up, by its PG-13 rating, as well as by the usual imperatives of the Hollywood franchise. Of course, ultimately, Eddie and Venom will eventually become a functional pair of buddies and comedies, Eddie sharing Venom's extraordinary abilities while subjecting these pesky lethal impulses. "
Mike Ryan of UPROXX
"Now, I want to clarify that I think that" Venom "is not a good movie, but I also want to clarify that I have spent the time of my life watching it. I think that in a few years, "Venom" could be the type of film that sells screenings at midnight as people get ready to screen and play their favorite roles – like a movie "Rocky Horror Picture Show" ". My point is that if you are in the right group and the right state of mind, "Venom" is really fun to watch. "
Katie Walsh from the Chicago Tribune
"Superhero's tiredness has knocked you down? Tired of the same old, bland, bland cinematic worldly offerings? A dose of 'Venom' may be the right antidote. This dark and wacky release associated with an MCU combines one of the most interesting men of contemporary news with a daring director who has proved his worth. Add to that a strange alien organism, shake well with a good dose of irreverent humor and you have "Venom". It's a mess, but wow, it's really a fun and fascinating mess. These are always so much more thrilling than any formulated superhero film that runs in multiplexes all year long. "
Angie Han from Mashable
"The first act of" Venom "suggests that we are in one of the worst movies of 2018. Not amusingly, notice it, but in this boring and confusing way where lack of effort starts to give the impression of disrespect.Then Venom gets his man and a movie that at first seemed just great becomes so bad, it's good.Or maybe it's just good. It's been a busy day since I saw her and, honestly, I'm still not sure, anyway, I laughed a lot.
Chris Nashawaty from Entertainment Weekly
"Venom" is not bad, but neither is it a good thing. It is mediocre and therefore forgettable. He somehow sits there, striking you, foolish, not knowing whether he wants to be a cartoon movie or putting all the comic book idea in his sights. He's never above an overflowing and busy place – it's something I never thought I'd say about a movie featuring three aces like Hardy, Ahmed and Williams. Visually, the only thing that really matters, 'Venom' has a stylish and dark Nolan-do-Gotham vibe. But Venom, the character, is never developed before the last five minutes, before finally becoming interesting. Until then, he is still a little bit of secondary Marvel IP who scoffs and growls and never shows us why he should make the front page of his film. "
Michael Nordine from IndieWire
"Marvel has established such a coherent formula in his film universe that this radically different approach will surely shock some, but the fact that this film can never exist in the same world as" Captain America: Civil War ", although it comes from the same The cartoon brand is part of its charm. "Venom" is actually a separate entity – an entity in which, for better or for worse, a parasitic extraterrestrial calls its host a cat for having decided to take the elevator instead of jumping out of the water. A skyscraper and Tom Hardy jumps into a lobster tank in the middle of a crowded restaurant. This leaves two choices to the viewer: reject the parasite or let it invade you. Fight and you will have a bad time; do one with her and you may get some kind of symbiosis. "
Joshua Rothkopf from TimeOut
"Venom, a smooth-skinned extraterrestrial symbiont who was the first to hit Peter Parker of Marvel in a 1984 issue, has an Wikipedia entry of about 8,400 words." That's not to say that the villain deserves his own movie – even an idiot like "Venom" – or to be played by the fast-paced but sometimes inspired Tom Hardy of "Mad Max: Fury Road" and "The Revenant." Anyway, a similar idea is already came to the movies, with the inventor of the 1987 inventive body "The Hidden." This simply suggests that many people even take comic strip comics seriously, so seriously that They may not know when to be exchanged. "
Peter Bradshaw of the Guardian
"Can Tom Hardy play comedy – intentionally? The question remains disturbing in this clumsy, monolithic and incredibly boring iteration. The supposedly massive final confrontation is so un-climatic and useless that it was only when Hardy followed her, drinking coffee on the podium and chatting, that I realized … that was all. It was the great finish. Hardy himself said that the film's best times were cut. At least that makes it shorter than it would otherwise be.
Pierre Travers by Rolling Stone
"In the first scene of" Venom, & # 39; an alien spacecraft crashes and burns on the ground, leaving behind a slippery mass of digitized waste. It's also a good description of the simplistic and disinfected puddle of the PG-13 that Marvel released instead of the dreadful thunderclap of the dark night that fans had the right to expect. Tom Hardy and a massively overqualified cast, including Michelle Williams and Rice Ahmed, have been reduced to staging a clown show for kids in a shameless company product where creativity has stalled. This year, we had the best and most imaginative movie of Marvel in 'Black Panther. ' Now we have the worst. "
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