Venom: Let There Be Carnage as a sequel it's an improvement in terms of plot as it focused more on the characters of Eddie and Venom. The story allowed character deconstruction between the two which gave them more development. The film explored and made it seem to point out that the two are essentially mutual existence by that point. There were some parts though that while made sense is a little let down. The motivations of its villains are quite confusing, too. For some reason Cletus wants to kill Eddie, but towards the end his actual reason for coming to Eddie was quite the opposite. Carnage on the other hand wants to kill Venom for seemingly no particular reason. While it is true that the stakes in the conflict are more personal, the fast pacing of the film made these motivations not relatable. While saying the plot is not the film's strongest suit, it is still pretty decent and enjoyable. There are many moments of fun courtesy of the banter between Eddie and Venom. The action is what was expected from a comic book movie. It was flashy and certainly violent though to a lesser degree compared to other films. Most of the fights were CGI. Did it look cool? Yes it did, but big CGI fights are common nowadays in many superhero films so that one is again expected. As to the performances Tom Hardy certainly delivers the mess that is Eddie Brock. With or without Venom, Tom Hardy's Eddie is a fun character. Woody Harrelson also fit the role of Cletus just perfectly. It is unfortunate though that the other cast members were not fully utilized. Overall, Venom: Let There Be Carnage is a decent superhero thing which is not a bad thing. It could have been better but still decent.