Venom: The Last Dance is an interesting, if somewhat uneven, continuation of the chaotic saga that has defined the anti-hero symbiote. In this installment, Venom finds himself in yet another complex web of conflicts, both with new and familiar foes. While the narrative offers some thrilling moments and compelling character interactions, it often feels like it doesn’t fully capitalize on its potential.

On the positive side, the action sequences are intense, with Venom’s signature blend of destruction and dark humor continuing to be a highlight. The dynamic between Eddie Brock and Venom remains one of the strongest aspects of the story, as their symbiotic relationship continues to evolve with both tension and camaraderie.

However, The Last Dance falters in its pacing and depth. The plot, while ambitious, sometimes feels overstuffed with subplots, leaving little room for meaningful character development outside of the main conflict. Some moments feel rushed, and there are a few too many conveniences in the plot that stretch believability. The villain, though formidable, doesn’t have the same impact as previous antagonists, and the emotional stakes could have been higher.

Overall, Venom: The Last Dance is a decent chapter for fans of the character but doesn’t quite reach the heights of its predecessors. It’s an entertaining ride but could have been more focused and impactful. A solid 3/5 stars.