Recently, Sony announced that "Venom 2: The Carnage Begins" will be released on the streaming platform on November 23.
Venom 2: The Carnage Begins is co-produced by Columbia Pictures and Marvel Studios, directed by Andy Serkis, and starring Tom Hardy, Michelle Williams, Woody Harrison, Naomi Harris and others in the sci-fi thriller film.
The film tells the story of the alien symbiote "Venom" and the host Eddie encountering the deadly symbiote "Massacre", and the fateful battle between the deadly guardian and the evil villain is about to begin.
The time set of the Venom 2 story is not the last one that follows, but the plot is closely related. Eddie, played by Tang Laoshi, shares a body with a good friend after combining with the alien creature Venom in the last film, and the two consciousnesses often communicate and joke.
Venom is a very cute character, and even many netizens call it a cute dog. His daily life with the male protagonist Eddie has always been talked about. In the two trailers of "Venom 2", we can all see that Eddie and Venom get along better and better and begin to compromise with each other. You have me, I have you, and the two of you will discuss everything. We can also see that after encountering Venom, Eddie's life brought unexpected changes. From the initial loss to the current track, Venom has changed Eddie.
At this time, Casadi, played by Woody Harrison, officially appeared in this movie. As a serial killer suspect, he could not find key evidence and was held in prison awaiting trial. At this time, the distraught FBI approached the reporter Eddie and asked him to assist in the case, because Cassade was only willing to see Eddie in prison.
We can also see in the trailer that because Eddie went to the prison to look for it, Cassadi bit Eddie and let the venom symbion enter Cassadi's body, causing Cassadi to mutate into a massacre.
From the previous part, we can understand that the alien organism of the Venom Symbiote is a consciousness mutation based on the host. When you encounter the good, it is good, and when you encounter the bad, you are evil. When the Venom Symbion encounters the perverted Cassadi, it turns into a brutal red slaughter.
Venom was very dragging at first, but was instigated at the sight of the massacre. But Anne liked both, and could only stick to the scalp; so the venom was abused again, and it was slaughtered and stabbed with various spikes. Although there was an assist from Anne's fiancé Dan, it was still impossible to play, and it was embarrassing. Casadi, wanting them to watch the people they like die, takes Annie away; during the Venom decadence, but is cheered up by Dan, Anne is also the person he likes; at the same time, The Massacre wants to kill Cassadi's girlfriend, because sound is definitely a great threat to the symbiote, but Cassadi is not happy, so there is a disagreement.
Dan said, Venom you on. You see they're fighting among themselves. You're the fattest, ah, the best; and then Venom and Eddie climb up and end up being stabbed into a sieve, and even Venom can't fix Eddie's wounds. But in order to save Annie, you can only bear to put her down with your tentacles? Since the strength is not as good as I guess it should be outsmarted, but the imagination of the screenwriter is really not very good. He thought Venom would play some kind of commotion, but he pushed Cassade's girlfriend down, disrupting the slaughter's fit, while screaming and both separating from the symbiote. Venom was like a drop of water, and finally saved three people, and finally merged with Eddie. And the massacre does not have such a tacit understanding. Venom grabbed the tomato-matched plasticine and ate it directly. Yes, it was eaten. I kind of didn't expect the ending to be like this.
The Easter egg at the end of Venom 2 reveals the long-awaited story of Eddie Bullock/Venom seeing Tom Holland's version of Peter Parker/Spider-Man on TV, suggesting that Venom has officially joined the MCU. The interaction between spiders and venom finally exists more than just in the imagination of fans.
Friends familiar with the Marvel Cinematic Universe should know the symbolism behind this. The rights to Spider and the surrounding villains have always been controlled by Sony and have never been officially reclaimed by Marvel Studios. Spider-Man's appearance in the third phase of the MCU is also the result of a compromise between the two sides. All in all, now that Venom's addition is a stop to this copyright dispute, Marvel Comics can better free up its hands and feet and reintegrate the superhero resources in the opponent.