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How Venom 3’s ‘New Spider-Man’ Rumor Leak Changes Everything

The scooped plotline for “Venom: The Last Dance” is certainly more plausible than the absolutely wild fan theory that Norman Reedus will play Aunt May. While a lot can still change between now and when “Venom 3” comes out on October 25, it would make sense for Sony to try to introduce a new Spider-Man into its shared universe to battle against the likes of Morbius (Jared Leto) and Kraven the Hunter (Aaron Taylor-Johnson). But one of the reasons this plot feels odd is that, as presented, it shares quite a bit with the notorious flop, “Madame Web.” 

“Madame Web” also centered on a character, Ezekiel Sims (Tahar Rahim), learning that spider-based heroes will kill him in the future and deciding to kill them while they’re still kids. Based on the scoop, which may or may not be true, that’s precisely what Venom wants to do, the difference being that Venom eventually decides to protect little Peter Parker. To be fair, both plots owe a debt to the “Terminator” franchise, but it would be funny if “Venom 3” really does take cues from one of the most maligned comic book movies ever. 

The scoop also contains some more detailed casting information (also to be taken with a grain of salt), saying Juno Temple plays Lieutenant Patricia Robertson, who merges with a symbiote and becomes Mayhem. Additionally, it states Chiwetel Ejiofor will play Orwell Taylor, who, in the comics, leads The Jury in trying to eliminate all symbiotes. The “Venom” movies have certainly been highlights in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, so if there’s any movie that could introduce a new Spidey, even if he’s not even in high school yet, “Venom: The Last Dance” may be the most logical place for it. 

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