The last dance after Tom Hardy’s last comments

Tom Hardy recently commented on his swansong Venom movie, Poison: The Last Dance, And it convinced me that Spider-Man will finally make an appearance in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe. Venom: The Last Dance Will be the penultimate SSU movie of the year before Kraven the Hunter It’s also the final Venom movie featuring Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock, according to Hardy himself, meaning it will see the sunset of the most successful character in Sony’s live-action cinematic universe.

This is a bold move by Sony as it has failed to inspire much enthusiasm in the franchise from its other two releases, Morbius And Madam Webb. This is despite the studio owning the rights to Spider-Man, one of the most bankable Marvel characters in cinema. Spider-Man’s exclusion from Sony’s Spider-Man Universe has been a head-scratcher – but I believe that’s finally about to change.

I already suspected Spider-Man’s appearance in Venom 3

Clues appeared with the publication of certain sets of photos

Given the franchise’s name, it’s no surprise that rumors have swirled around Spider-Man’s eventual arrival in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe since it began. In the case of Venom: The Last DanceHowever, speculation was kicked into overdrive following the revelation that Eddie Brock would be visiting New York by Venom: The Last Dance Put photos. New York is, of course, Spider-Man’s neck of the woods, while San Francisco is Venom. For Brock to roam the streets of Peter Parker’s hometown without so much as a fleeting appearance from the wall-crawler would be maddeningly absurd. In Sony’s Spider-Man Universe.

Should Venom: The Last Dance Kill Eddie Brock, then It would be just as frustrating the relationship between the two iconic rivals of Marvel-turned-allies. Venom: Let it be carnage Established that Venom, at least, is aware of Spider-Man, but his recognition of Tom Holland’s Peter Parker in the MCU is never paid off. That leaves it up to Venom: The Last Dance To establish a relationship between the two characters before Tom Hardy leaves the franchise for good. In fact, Tom Hardy himself has now teased that this may be the case.

Tom Hardy did not shoot the possibility of Spider-Man in Venom 3

Tom Hardy gave an answer to a direct question

Tom Hardy was recently asked directly whether Spider-Man would appear in Venom: The Last Dance. His response was completely non-committal, stating:

“There are always possibilities… but I can’t say anything because this is the last movie… I would love that.”

Hardy’s body language says it all, as he responds with a glint in his eye and smile that can only suggest one thing: that he knows the answer is “Yes“Dancing around the question instead of tempering expectations by delving into the reasons why it’s purely a Venom movie that doesn’t need to rely on Spider-Man is, as I see it, all but a confirmation of our suspicions.

On the other hand, Hardy (or perhaps more accurately, the studio) Could be cynically capitalizing on the mystery to help drum up enthusiasm – Although I find that doubtful. If Spider-Man does not appear in Venom: The Last Dance After all, it wouldn’t be the first time that movies have refused to shoot down false rumors during the press tour – with a recent notable example being the rumors surrounding a Taylor Swift cameo in Deadpool & Wolverine (among several others). Still, I just think it makes too much sense to have the wall-crawler appear, and Hardy is hard on secrecy.

I’m convinced Venom: The Last Dance is the best time for a Spider-Man crossover

There are multiple reasons why Spider-Man should appear in Venom: The Last Dance

One of the biggest reasons in my belief that Spider-Man will appear in Venom: The Last Dance Is that it makes sense for Sony. Sony still holds the IP for Spider-Man and can feature him whenever it chooses. His animated Spider-Verse movies were huge critical and financial wins for the studio, while the failures of Madam Webb And Morbius have placed it in an uncertain position regarding the future of Sony’s cinematic universe. The fact of the matter is that Spider-Man is a money spinner, and exactly what Sony needs right now.

He is also what the fans want. Speculation about which version of Spider-Man will eventually star in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe has circulated to the point of frustration, and the time is right to raise the curtain. The biggest point, however, is the fact that Venom’s latest movie couldn’t come and go without so much as a nod to the iconic comic book relationship between him and Peter Parker.

Then there’s Knull, a villain thankfully confirmed to appear in future projects. Knull’s comic book origins suggest this will be the biggest villain Sony’s Spider-Man universe has ever seen – and Venom will want to enlist the help of a true blue (and red) superhero to tackle this gargantuan threat.. Granted Venom: Let it be carnage Given that he’s aware of Spider-Man, who may be the only superhero he knows, I’m convinced he’ll recruit the web-slinger in Venom: The Last Dance.

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