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The Venom: Let There Be Carnage post-credit scene leaked on YouTube; it revealed a serious connection to the MCU’s Spider-Man.
Spoilers are below; in other words, do not proceed if you’d rather not know.
The clip is a little blurry; nevertheless, it’s real.
In fact, Sony began removing them immediately.
In the video, Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) is in a hotel watching a Spanish soap opera. He looks exhausted.
On September 16, I revealed the contents of the post-credit; however, it’s actually bigger than expected.
The room shakes and awakens Brock.
Afterward, a yellow light flashes.
Brock becomes Venom and stares at the TV.
Suddenly, A Daily Bugle report replaces the Spanish show.
Tom Holland as Spider-Man appears on the screen; Venom begins to lick it.
Venom is transported into the MCU.
Brock is confused as the room has changed.
A stranger wonders who this intruder is.
Image: Sony Pictures
Suddenly, my September 2019 scoop of Venom in the MCU is now official.
Sony estimates that the film will devour $40 million domestically this weekend.
That’s a conservative estimate.
Too conservative.
Also, studios are cautious in box-office predictions.
The word-of-mouth that’ll explode after the post-credit is seen will elevate this sequel.
Moreover, the hype over Spider-Man: No Way Home is too hot already.
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is the smoke before the fire.
In fact, Venom: Let There Be Carnage could be the four alarm fire before the nuclear annihilation of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Leaked Video Links Venom: Let There Be Carnage To MCU’s Spider-Man (Spoilers)
Image: Sony Pictures
Make no mistake: the three Spider-Mans swinging together will blow up cinemas.
Thus far, Venom: Let There Be Carnage has received fairly positive feedback.
This shouldn’t surprise regular Geekosity readers.
On September 14, we leaked that “the movie is tight and briskly paced.”
Some argue that Sony will end their partnership with Marvel Studios after Spider-Man: No Way Home.
It’s complete nonsense.
Be careful of garbage speculation targeted to raise ad clicks.
There’s too much money at stake; in addition, Sony needs cash.
Let’s face it: although 2018’s Venom was a hit, the MCU connection propelled Venom: Let There Be Carnage on social media.
Furthermore, it’ll exceed expectations because of it.
Related: Sony Teases Venom Is Now In The MCU
