No Way Home ended, though the threequel appears to retcon that movie's mid-credits scene, to some extent. Find out exactly what happens after the jump!

Given all we know about Eddie Brock and Venom, could the ending of "The Last Dance" mean that the Venom character is gone for good? Let's take a look.

The Last Dance mid and post-credits scene? In the third chapter of the Venom franchise, fans are left with shocking moments. This film sees Eddie and Venom escaping from both the government and various Symbiote monsters,

Venom: The Last Dance currently has a very poor 37% on Rotten Tomatoes across 71 critics. Very, very bad. But…this is Venom. And people love Venom,

The Venom trilogy, which began in 2018 when it launched Sony's Spider-Man universe, has come to a close. The series of films focused on Spider-Man villains

It’s not a high bar – and yet, it’s still one that director Kelly Marcel’s Venom: The Last Dance manages to limbo beneath. Expectations should not be excessive going into the film; the ineptitude of Andy Serkis’ Venom: Let There Be Carnage following Ruben Fleischer’s Venom taught that particular lesson (not to mention Sony’s baffling and dreadful other efforts at expanding its Spider-Man Minus Spider-Man franchise).

Of course, there's nothing better to point to the future of a superhero franchise than a post-credits scene, and Venom 3 isn't lacking on that front. We'll be back on Friday for a

Venom: The Last Dance isn’t a hit with critics. The last movie in Tom Hardy’s Venom trilogy is currently one of the lowest-scoring superhero films of the year. Right now, Venom: The Last Dance has just 38% on Rotten Tomatoes after 68 reviews,