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Can monstrously long tongues fracture the multiverse?
But what theLet There Be Carnagepost-credits scene presupposes is … maybe now he will?
Lets break down what happens and what it all means.Massive spoilers ahead!
Okay, what just happened?
Basically, Venom doesnt want Eddies mind to be blown so hard that hed go insane.
Still, Venom offers to show Eddie a glimpse of what he meansand thenthings go nuts.
Suddenly, everything about the room changes, implying were now in another universes version of the same place.
Now its not a soap opera on TV.
Has Venom broken the multiverse?
Venom claims he didnt do this.
His tongue does lick the screen and the image of Spider-Mans face.
Gross, but not incriminating.
The question now is: Will Venom lick Spider-Mans face for real?
HasLet There Be Carnageset up an actual crossover?
Is Tom Hardys Venom in the MCU now?
The short answer: It looks that way, but we dont really know for sure.
But now it seems Venom may exist in the MCU.
But we have reason to believe thats not the case.
Does this mean Tom Hardy will be in the nextSpider-Manmovie?
In other words, theexactmoment Eddie witnesses at the end ofVenom 2.
Does all of this mean Tom Hardys Venom will appear inNo Way Homealongside the baddies from Raimis films?
If he does, it would raise a few questions.
Back in 2007, Venom was played by Topher Grace and had a very different backstory.
But what if theres a way around that incongruity?
Is all of that part of the secret cosmic knowledge Venom alludes to in the post-credits scene?
The answers to all these questions are for now total mysteries.
She wrote it herself, then rewrote it based on everybodys notes, presumably including MCU brass.
She didnt reveal more than that.
Still, that the post-credits scene was written from the perspective of the Venom-verse is telling.
Its obviously thrilling to imagine Venom appearing in a real Spider-Man movie.
But surely, one measly cameo isnt the point.
Whats the real endgame here?
Judging by his reaction to Peter on that TV, Venom clearly knowssomethingabout Spider-Man.
And a meeting with Tom Holland is in the cards, for sure.
TheVenom-verse is still expanding, after all.
(We briefly glimpse a Spider-Man mural with the word murderer scrawled across it in graffiti.)
It might just be the beginning.
Venom: Let There Be Carnageis in theaters now.
