I am not a big fan of present day Marvel/Disney comic book films, but this film had me in stitches. The comedy was legend. Venom and Eddie Brock's relationship had me laughing. It was like Eddie Brock was living with a toddler who needed constant praise and attention. Wanting to be the hero and if it couldn't, it would go into a tantrum. But when I heard the F-bomb thrown into the dialog, I knew this couldn't be a Disney/Marvel movie. Sure enough it was a Sony Columbia Pictures film. I don't care what the haters will say, but comic book films are so much better with dark comedy -- at least for adults.

If I had to say which few comic book movies I liked, this one would be right next to Deadpool for its funny and dark humor. The film almost didn't need Woody Harrelson and Naomie Harris; if only for the only reason Venom needed an antagonist to battle.

Just one thing, Anne Weying is the worse lawyer ever. She tells Eddie to tell the cops the whole true and everything. Damn, that's a lawyer you don't want representing you.

All of the actors gave good performances, especially Tom Hardy. Hardy really did great considering he was probably acting against a blue screen most of the time and made it believable.