Venom: The Last Dance: Last News

Bruce Springsteen has met and taken pictures with the actor playing the child version of himself in the forthcoming biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere.The music legend posed with youngster Matthew Anthony Pellicano, as well as The Bear actor Jeremy Allen White, who will star as the adult Springsteen in the forthcoming film. Visiting the set of the film in Freehold, New Jersey, Springsteen met the actors playing him, as well as Gaby Hoffman, who plays his mother Adele.Wearing a large green coat and sunglasses, the musician smiled as he greeted everyone.

Tom Hardy has revealed that he was “close” to starring in a crossover film between his character Venom and Spider-man.The British actor played Eddie Brock, aka Venom, for three films between 2018 and 2024. The character is one of Spider-man’s most formidable villains from the comics, but the big screen version focused on Brock, making him a sympathetic anti-hero.

Madame Web and Kraven The Hunter with the critics who “crucified” the films.The two 2024 films were entries in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, which also features the three Venom films and Morbius, both of which had a rough ride at the cinematic box office. Madame Web made just over $100million (£80million) against a similar budget, while Kraven has accrued just $45million against a budget nearly three times as high.Madame Web also sits on a paltry 11 per cent critics score on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, while Kraven is not doing much better with 17 per cent.Now, Sony Pictures CEO Tony Vinciquerra has given an interview to the Los Angeles Times in which he blames the critical reactions to the films for their dismal commercial performance.“Madame Web underperformed in the theaters because the press just crucified it,” Vinciquerra said.