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Saying its not as bad as reviews saying it is still means its bad 
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Movie was decent. I personally thought it was funny and had a lot of corny lines, besides that I'd give it a 6/10
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Lol at all the "not as bad as they said it was" reviews but nobody saying its even good. To me that's bad. Never planned on seeing it in theaters anyways.
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BAIT x Marvel x PUMA Cell Venom "Carnage"
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Insole is the best part of that shoe
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i like the container...
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Audience reviews are good.
Venom‘s $10M is on par with the preview cash that Sony minted for Spider-Man 3 which went on to do a $59.8M opening day and $151.1M weekend. It’s also higher than Doctor Strange‘s $9.4M Thursday which translated into a $32.5M opening day and $85M opening. But don’t get excited. Both movies had higher Rotten Tomatoes scores respectively of 63% fresh and 89% certified fresh while Venom has been poisoned by 28% rotten. The latter could potentially slow down grosses even though a case can be made that most superhero are critic-proof. Warner Bros. Justice League was forecasted to do between $110M-$120M and the superhero ensemble movie crashed with a $93.8M opening, hurt by a 40% Rotten Tomatoes score in the wake of fans and critics being put off by director Zack Snyder’s previous Batman v. Superman, even though they shelled out over $873M WW, $330.3M domestic to see that film.
Venom‘s $10M is on par with the preview cash that Sony minted for Spider-Man 3 which went on to do a $59.8M opening day and $151.1M weekend. It’s also higher than Doctor Strange‘s $9.4M Thursday which translated into a $32.5M opening day and $85M opening. But don’t get excited. Both movies had higher Rotten Tomatoes scores respectively of 63% fresh and 89% certified fresh while Venom has been poisoned by 28% rotten. The latter could potentially slow down grosses even though a case can be made that most superhero are critic-proof. Warner Bros. Justice League was forecasted to do between $110M-$120M and the superhero ensemble movie crashed with a $93.8M opening, hurt by a 40% Rotten Tomatoes score in the wake of fans and critics being put off by director Zack Snyder’s previous Batman v. Superman, even though they shelled out over $873M WW, $330.3M domestic to see that film.
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‘Venom’ Springs To Best October Preview Of All-Time With $10M
Sony is reporting a whopping $10M for Venom-–the best Thursday night preview in October of all-time beating Paranormal Activity 3‘s $8M midnight shows, while Warner Bros. is reporting that the last three nights of previews for A Star Is Born tallied $4.55M.
Venom started its play at 5 p.m. in 3,543 locations and at around 6PM we were noticing that the Tom Hardy Marvel superhero movie was on its way to at least $7M. Sony is sticking to its $55M projection, while industry projections see it much higher in the $60M-$65M. The thing to keep in mind is how front-loaded this is going to be, and that’s why estimates are being squashed at this point in time.
Venom‘s $10M is on par with the preview cash that Sony minted for Spider-Man 3 which went on to do a $59.8M opening day and $151.1M weekend. It’s also higher than Doctor Strange‘s $9.4M Thursday which translated into a $32.5M opening day and $85M opening.
Sony is reporting a whopping $10M for Venom-–the best Thursday night preview in October of all-time beating Paranormal Activity 3‘s $8M midnight shows, while Warner Bros. is reporting that the last three nights of previews for A Star Is Born tallied $4.55M.
Venom started its play at 5 p.m. in 3,543 locations and at around 6PM we were noticing that the Tom Hardy Marvel superhero movie was on its way to at least $7M. Sony is sticking to its $55M projection, while industry projections see it much higher in the $60M-$65M. The thing to keep in mind is how front-loaded this is going to be, and that’s why estimates are being squashed at this point in time.
Venom‘s $10M is on par with the preview cash that Sony minted for Spider-Man 3 which went on to do a $59.8M opening day and $151.1M weekend. It’s also higher than Doctor Strange‘s $9.4M Thursday which translated into a $32.5M opening day and $85M opening.
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Man the audience score is trash to begin with people submit things without even watching the movie and then you have the people that just want to go against the critics becuase they’re edgey edgelords
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I'll wait for the internet for this. Wanted to see it at the beginning, but as the trailers came out I lost interest.
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Why would you post this not in a spoiler?
Don’t watch this if you haven’t seen the movie
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its in the title of the video, "VENOM POST CREDIT SCENE"
if you watched it after you read the title and then was surprised it was a spoiler... then i don't know what to tell you
if you watched it after you read the title and then was surprised it was a spoiler... then i don't know what to tell you
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10 mil thurs opening? Ppl coming out to see a bad word of mouth movie because they like the character is how studios can get away with putting out more subpar movies
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Exactly...
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Spoil the movie. **** is trash anyway
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Worse than Apocalypse?
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Honestly seems like Sony had all intentions to make it Rated R and cut lots of stuff from it toward the end of production to make it PG-13, keeping alive hopes to connect with MCU. The tie-in with Spidey will be necessary moving forward.
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not sure why they didn't load it with spidey easter eggs
like they mentioned him moving from NY and being in a publication or news venue there, why not say daily bugle?
like they mentioned him moving from NY and being in a publication or news venue there, why not say daily bugle?
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I remember in a joint interview with Feige and Pascal, Pascal was hinting venom was in the mcu
These Sony execs are smoking bath salts
Feige was grimacing so hard. He didn't wanna do that at all lmao
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Yes I know “it isn’t that bad” is bad lol
However it isn’t 28% bad and I like to form my own opinion and add to the fact I used MoviePass so I wasn’t tripping
To go in a little more detail the movie would have been fine if they kept it dark and evil but with the 3 acts all going in a different direction it definitely had a misstep besides the big mistake of not involving Spider-Man
However it isn’t 28% bad and I like to form my own opinion and add to the fact I used MoviePass so I wasn’t tripping
To go in a little more detail the movie would have been fine if they kept it dark and evil but with the 3 acts all going in a different direction it definitely had a misstep besides the big mistake of not involving Spider-Man
