'Venom: Let There Be Carnage' release postponed to October 15
The makers of Tom Hardy starrer Venom: Let There Be Carnage has yet again delayed the theatrical release. According to the new posters unveiled, the flick is now set to premiere on October 15. Also starring Woody Harrelson, the Andy Serkis-directorial's release has apparently been postponed due to the increase in COVID-19 cases in the US. Previously, the date has been changed thrice.
The original release was in October last year
The film was originally going to hit screens in October 2020. Later, it was delayed to June 25 this year, which would have clashed with Vin Diesel's Fast & Furious 9. To avoid it, Venom was moved to September 17. Now, Sony Pictures has announced the new schedule: "#Venom vs. #Carnage. The face-off begins exclusively in theaters October 15. #Venom: Let There Be Carnage."
Check out the 'Venom' v/s 'Carnage' poster here
This movie is also going to be in 3D
Netizens are losing patience as the release date got changed again. Commenting on the poster, one wrote, "This date better be right, we can't take any more delays," while another said, "Don't delay it further, pleaseeee." Meanwhile, some fans are super excited to watch this film in theaters, especially when it's going to release in Real D 3D and Dolby Cinema, alongside IMAX.
The posters show Harrelson's character being more fierce than Venom
The trailers of the upcoming Venom flick have shown that this time there will be another monster character, which will be played by Harrelson. Named Carnage, he looks more fierce and dangerous than Hardy's character and their face-off is what one of the new posters shows. Another poster features one face where one part is of Venom's and the other half is Carnage.
Take a look at the second poster here
The first installment earned over $856 million worldwide
Alongside Harrelson and Hardy, the sequel also features other actors like Michelle Williams, Naomie Harris, Reid Scott, and Stephen Graham. And it is helmed by Serkis, who is known for lending his voice to Gollum's character in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. To note, the first installment turned out to be a big hit, earning over $856 million worldwide at the box office.
