The director of Venom: The Ultimate Dance says that the third part is “just the beginning” for Knull, which means we will surely have to endure Sony’s Spider-Verse without Spider-Guy for another hour.

The author of the world of Venom, Knull, will appear in The Ultimate Dance, but according to the film’s director, he will not be the main villain.

As Tom Hardy himself recently showed, Venom: The Ultimate Dance is the extreme entry in Sony’s series, and while I like those container chimney movies, it’s surely for the best. Excluding, well, that doesn’t matter much, since for some reason Sony has decided to include Knull, the author of Venom and the symbiotes more widely in the comics, in the third and final film, one more hour. no longer makes him the main villain. Appropriate! Director and co-writer Kelly Marcel recently spoke with IGN about the upcoming film and Knull’s role in it, where she explained what, or I guess how much, you can expect from Knull in The Ultimate Dance. you can expect from him in the future.

“A single movie could never do Knull justice,” Marcel explained. “We were always aware of Knull, but we knew we needed to lay the groundwork for Venom’s character, and his relationship with Eddie, before introducing him. This is just the beginning for Knull. Now we’re in spoiler territory and we’re looking forward to some of the fun of watching This movie is about not knowing what will happen, but believe me, we know very well how important Knull is to the fans, so just as we laid the groundwork for Venom, we hope to be doing the same with The King in Black. ‘one and done’.”

She made a very reasonable level that “Marvel’s biggest cinematic villains develop over time. Here, Knull is the threat lurking behind the danger that tests the absolute limits of Eddie and Venom’s partnership, but it’s his relationship that remains the heart of this story. “The important question I have is: why does Sony decide to cast this villain now? At the end of the trilogy of your most common Spider-Verse sans Spider-Man series, with each and every one of the different attempts to expand that universe has it failed?

Yes, I’m sure that a woman whose mother died when she was researching spiders in the Amazon, the muscular and gradual Quicksilver, and a vampire who may or may not have a cult, are certainly going to attack anyone who is supposedly so threatening. like Thanos. I think Sony has a rough plan there, but gee, one will have to struggle to get a handle on it for a while.