Venom 2 may not be delayed after all, according to a new report

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'To postponement or not to delay' seems to be the top question at Sony right now – after ane report claimed the studio was pushing hinder the release of Venom: Let At that place Be Carnage to next year, other conflicting report now says this isn't the cause.

A recent report from Vulture aforesaid the Maliciousness subsequence was delayed to January 21, 2022 – more than cardinal months ulterior than its current October 15 release date. However, a new report says otherwise.

"Sony recently pushed its other upcoming humourous book feature, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, from Sept to Oct (although a studio insider says rumors the film will go off boost to 2022 are not true)," Variety states. Neither stance has been confirmed nor denied by Sony.

Of course, if the movie is slow, it will have a knock-on outcome – another Sony antihero flick, Morbius, starring Jared Leto, is currently scheduled for release on Jan 21. So if Venom 2 gets delayed, so does Morbius.

Set finished a year after the events of 2018's Venom, Spite: Let In that respect Be Carnage will see Tom Manful return as investigatory journalist Eddie Brock/estrange symbiote Venom and Michelle Williams is back as Eddie's ex-fiancée Anne. New additions to the cast let in Woody Harrelson every bit serial murderer Cletus Kasady/another alien symbiote Slaughter, as well as Sir Leslie Stephen Graham and Naomie Harris.

While we wait for Venom: Let There Be Carnage to arrive on the big screen (whenever that may be), check out our ranking of the best Spider-Piece movies.

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