Venom: let there be carnage is the 2021 sequel to the 2018 film venom starring Tom hardy (Dunkirk and the dark knight rises) and directed by Ruben fleischer (zombieland, uncharted) however this go around is being directed by famous actor Andy Serkis (lord of the rings and black panther) his work in this film brings the character of carnage to life in all of his pg-13 carnage (that did not flow well) in the best way possible. People get mad at once upon a deadpool for being censored but if they had to do it that was the best way, same with this film, it gets more hate than it deserves. Let's start with the positives, the church fight is absolutely stunning with incredible shots and fight choreography. The part where carnage extends all of his tentacles out as he leaps towards venom is absolutely amazing (but still a little forced but it isn't really being forced if it looks awesome). The film's witty humour and interesting character relationships give it a high rating in my book. Now for the negatives, it's short runtime and occasional forced scenes and jokes set this back to a 7 from what would normally be a 9, however it still makes me belive in this song marvel universe, a cinematic universe shouldn't contain just a bunch of Batman v supermans and Tom cruise the mummys to set up everything and have people wait for the good stuff (which isn't really that good) but this doesn't do that and instead strives to create a good movie (until it's end credits scene that everyone says is the best part and the only good part but they're just biased toward, haha connected universe go brrrrrrr) and I think that's what they're trying to do with morbius as well, I hope the trend continues to kraven the hunter, I was a little scared with the whole ravencroft bit but after seeing the film, not to upset, I did wish for more screentime from shriek though, anyway I'm excited for the upcoming movies in this universe and I hope this review convinced you to see it in theatres.