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Update: New Venom Trailer Showcases The Symbiote
Update: The official trailer for the Venom movie has dropped, showing a good dose of Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) and the abilities granted him through his bonding with the alien symbiote. Venom hits theaters on October 5.
Original Story:
While the last Venom trailer for Sony's new Spider-Man universe movie ended without showing the titular symbiote at all, it seems like a new trailer has a look at everyone's favorite anti-hero.
Footage today, which appears to be from an early preview of a trailer set to air at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, shows a quick clip of Eddie Brock transforming. Brock, who is played by Tom Hardy, holds someone up by the collar and says "We are Venom" while the symbiote face begins forming around him.
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— Jacob (@TheAgeOfThanos) April 23, 2018
Tom Hardy posted on Instagram that he's bringing a full trailer to CinemaCon, so this slight tease is all we have until or unless that trailer becomes public. Venom is part of Sony's attempt at a Spider-Man Cinematic Universe, which is separate from Marvel's Cinematic Universe, but includes Spider-Man Homecoming. It's directed by Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer and is releasing on October 5.
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