For any reason, Sony has become convinced that the development of an entire franchise set in the Spider-Man universe without presenting the Webslinger himself was a good idea. In all honesty, Kevin Feige and the people of Marvel Studios created the most successful box-office franchise in the story by taking less known characters and giving them the character treatment of list A. But what is key, there was that these first movies from Marvel cinematographic universes were actually quite good. At the very least, they were solid successful entertainment. Sony, on the other hand, pumped a series of really confusing films based on the Marvel characters to which he has the rights.
“Morbius”, for example, became nothing less than a joke when it was released in 2022, with Sony trying to double this joke with a theatrical reissue that also failed. Just in case the studio had not already condemned his “Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel characters (SPUMC),” Sony delivered “Sony,” Madame Web “, a film which is remarkable to briefly become one of these” so bad “films (infinite films” be considered a little horrible. With “Kraven the Hunter” having made a lot of impact, Sony’s Spider-Man universe seems to be dead in water.
The only films in the Sony of Sony Spider -Man universe which seemed to win a real traction were the films “Venom” led by Tom Hardy, which started quite well before gradually getting worse – to point the three who, “Venom: The Last Dance”, saw Hardy’s Marvel Trilogy End with a white. However, a $ 474 million Take at the box office with a budget of $ 110 million is not too bad, and now there is something that works in favor of the film: Netflix. Yes, streaming crowds raised this film Sony Marvel also criticized, sending “Venom: The Last Dance” directly at the top of the most watched charts.
Venom goes for a last dance on the Netflix charts
Sony made confusing choices for his Spider-Man universe, but Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock / Venom was, at least at the beginning, an inspired who paid dividends through the three films of the saga. Although the films themselves have deteriorated during this period, Hardy was always charismatic and clearly just for the role. Unfortunately, this was not enough to prevent the trilogy from going down, but it will be little worrying for Sony because the films continued to earn money. Why were people going to see a film like “Venom: The Last Dance”, with its 40% Rotten tomatoes score? It remains a mystery – just like the arrival of the film at the top of the most watched charts Netflix.
The film struck Netflix on February 25, 2025 and jumped directly to the number one. According to FlixpatrolA site that follows streaming figurines on the various platforms, “Venom: The Last Dance” is the number one in 11 countries, including the United States. In addition, the film made its first rank in all these countries on February 26, making “The Last Dance” an instant success of Netflix. According to FlixPatrol, the film also hovers at the bottom of the charts in Bangladesh, Hong Kong and Pakistan, where it is available to broadcast a little longer.
At the time of writing the present Flixpatrol). But it probably has to do with the amazing release in various countries. Otherwise, it is a success without a program for Chris Evangelista of a film / film describes as “a precipitated, clumsy and dull final”.
Can Venom stay at number one on Netflix?
The beginnings of “Venom: The Last Dance” are of course, but it is not quite the absolute global domination formed by a film such as the first project of Cameron Diaz in 11 years, “Back in Action”, which resumed the Netflix rankings last month, reaching the number one in 92 countries and remaining in the ranking for weeks. That said, the Diaz activates was an original from Netflix and was probably published on more markets on the streaming platform than Sony’s “Venom” film.
“Venom: The Last Dance” has also not successfully successfully successful, but a 40% RT score could be a little high to really become a must at the top of the Netflix charts. “Back in Action”, for example, carries a little 29%, while the last comedy of Amy Schumer, “pregnant Kinda”, also resumed the Netflix charts with what was, at the time, a RT note of 22%. A 40% score seems relatively brilliant.
The real struggle for the last “Venom” outing of Sony, if it wants to keep its position at the top of the Netflix ranking, is the competition. At the time of writing the present Flixpatrol), and with its 91%RT score, could easily dethrone the “venom”. We will have to see how things take place for Hardy’s last outing in the coming week, but if he can stay at the top of the charts, it will probably be the last favor he does for the now disappeared Marvel universe of Sony.
