UPDATED 02/08/21: While, if you scroll down a little, you’ll get the first trailer for Venom: Let There Be Carnage, now it’s the turn of Woody Harrelson‘s Cletus Kasady/Carnage to take centre stage! What’s clear from this trailer is that we’ll be getting more of the same from the first film, but with a lot more at stake both in a chaotic, crazy sense and definitely over who’s more in ‘control’ after Carnage appears on the scene.
This one pretty much sets up the origin story, and also possibly some big final scenes? We’ll see but I’m reasonably confident it’ll be an absolute riot. Dive in now:
Opening in UK cinemas from 15 September, Venom: Let There Be Carnage isn’t messing around! The original trailer gives us pretty much everything I could want from a Venom and Carnage film and you kinda feel that with Andy Serkis in the director’s chair, and knowing how important it is over how things ‘look’, we could have so much chaotic fun to come!
I enjoyed the Tom Hardy/Riz Ahmed/Michelle Williams Venom and while it definitely wasn’t perfect, a lot of strong groundwork was there to play with and it looks like they’ve taken that craziness and gone with it. This time around not only do we have Hardy’s Venom living his day-to-day life, and a lovely singing voice at home, we’ve now got the full introduction of Woody Harrelson‘s villain Cletus Kasady aka Carnage, who is Venom’s archenemy.
This trailer shows some huge moments, as they always do, but also some teasers over other possible links to Marvel goodness. You see, if you don’t know, Spider-Man and Venom are a big part of each others world, so with a squished spider, a quick shot of Stephen Graham and the Daily Bugle – incidentally in the same design as the Sam Raimi Spidey-world, could everything MCU be taking an even bigger shape? Maybe….
As well as the ace Michelle Williams returning, there’s also a big role for the excellent Naomie Harris, who’s playing Shriek, and let’s never forget Peggy Lu as Mrs Chen! Check out the trailer now, I love that poster also gets to the point, they’re not hiding on this one:
Tom Hardy and director Andy Serkis on set 
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