Venom: Let There Be Carnage 4K 2021 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

More than a year after being possessed by the alien symbiote Venom, journalist Eddie Brock is trying to adapt to a new life with superpowers and Venom's constant desire to bite off people's heads. Brock tries to revive his career and interviews serial killer Cletus Kasadi, who accidentally becomes the owner of the Carnage symbiote and escapes from prison right during his own execution.

Review 4K Movie

Does the world need sequels? Classic examples like 'The Terminator' or 'Back to the Future' shout loudly yes, yes. Big franchises are obviously built this way. The largest of these is Marvel. And now, the time has come for the sequel to 'Venom'. The original picture about the journalist Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy), which was possessed by an intelligent alien organism, did not really appeal to the audience. So did the sequel manage to fix the bugs?

Yes and no. The main disadvantage of the picture is its scanty timing by today's standards - only an hour and a half. Tom Hardy personally worked on the script, so his character manages to complete absolutely all of his tasks, but it seems somewhat chaotic. The blanket is pulled over by the character of the wonderful artist Woody Harrelson - he confronts Eddie Brock in the guise of the sinister symbiote Carnage. Harrelson has turned out to be a very textured villain, something similar to his role in Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers.

It is also important that the humor in 'Venom' has become better than in the original picture. The jokes are still based on the conversations of Eddie Brock and his parasite, in most cases - genuinely funny. Yes, and played great, Tom Hardy no doubt suits such a dual character.

For the rest, we have before us another attraction, a kind of classic roller coaster, the route of which you can predict from the very beginning. Surprisingly, Andy Serkis succeeded in the action scenes, they do not look like a thoughtless hodgepodge, and this is worth a lot, because most often formless characters fight.

Venom 2 is a completely unnecessary sequel that serves only as an attraction. Globally, for this whole Marvel saga, the film does not carry anything, but if you want interestingly staged battle scenes and good jokes, then it's definitely worth going. I will add that knowledge of the first part is almost not required, so you can safely go without getting familiar with it.