Think about the plot of Venom: The Last Dance. Once you’ve stopped giggling, let me ask you: Wouldn’t you trade Rex Strickland, Area 51, Mrs. Chen in Las Vegas, and the traveling hippies (led by Rhys Ifans, who is The Lizard in this universe, but THAT’S not addressed either) for a subplot involving Miles Morales, instead?

Tom Hardy wanted his longtime friend and writer of his first two Venom films, Kelly Marcel, as the director of the third and potentially last Venom film

Tom Hardy appeared on the Venom: The Last Dance red carpet where his French Bulldog named Blue totally stole the spotlight from the 47-year-old actor. Camera were flashing, people were calling Hardy's name, and it seemed like his main concern was paying attention to sweet Blue. And vice versa.

The Last Dance' continues to devour the international box office, star Tom Hardy and director Kelly Marcel confirmed the trilogy's ending.

For three films now, Tom Hardy has smushed Jekyll and Hyde into one strange and slimy double act. The “Venom” movies have been consistently messy, almost willfully bad movies, but Hardy’s performance has been a strangely compelling one-body buddy comedy,

With the exception of James Gunn's "Guardians of the Galaxy" trilogy, few Marvel-based superhero films of recent memory have cultivated the wicked charm, gallows humor, and delirious fun as the three "Venom" films, and the final triumphant entry, "Venom: The Last Dance," does not disappoint by any means.

The Last Dance has earned an impressive 300 million dollars globally. The film is said to be the last chapter of the franchise.