Tom Hardy’s Venom: The Last Dance was the latest chapter in Sony’s popular Venom franchise, bringing the story of Eddie Brock and his symbiote alter ego to its reported conclusion. Hardy returned to play the journalist-turned-host in the 2024 superhero movie, which also earned him producing and story credits. The film expanded the franchise’s symbiote mythology, introduced major new threats, and became a notable global box-office success before finally arriving on streaming. 

Now, Hardy’s Venom: The Last Dance is generating fresh buzz among fans, bringing renewed attention to the final chapter of the beloved symbiote saga.

Venom: The Last Dance is about to disappear from Netflix in the United States, and fans have a limited time to catch the latest chapter of Tom Hardy's symbiote saga, which made $478M. The film is set to be removed from the platform on August 25, Collider reported. Fans can still catch the movie if they have a Netflix subscription. The prices start at $8.99 per month for the ad-supported tier and go up to $26.99 per month.

As Collider reported, after Venom: The Last Dance is no longer on Netflix in the US, there are still a few options for fans to catch the latest chaotic journey of Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock and Venom. The film is available to rent digitally on Prime Video and Apple TV. This gives viewers a convenient way to watch the final chapter of the trilogy even after its Netflix run comes to an end, while revisiting the unlikely duo’s chaotic adventures and latest battle.

For the interested fans, Prime Video has a number of subscription options available in the US. An Amazon Prime subscription is $14.99 a month or $139 a year and includes Prime Video. A Prime Video-only subscription is $8.99 a month. Meanwhile, Apple TV is available separately for $12.99 per month or $99 per year. New subscribers can get a seven-day free trial of Apple TV. 

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Despite mixed reviews, Hardy's Venom: The Last Dance, which might not actually be the last Venom movie, proved its box-office bite, earning nearly $478 million worldwide.

Venom: The Last Dance did well at the worldwide box office, grossing $478,937,618 worldwide in its theatrical run. The film grossed $139,755,882 domestically, which is 29.2% of the total gross, as per Box Office Mojo. The international showing was particularly crucial to the movie’s overall commercial success, as the Tom Hardy-led superhero sequel made $339,181,736. 

Even with Venom: The Last Dance leaving Netflix, fans have other ways to watch Tom Hardy’s final outing as Eddie Brock and Venom. The film’s strong global box office performance is a good indication of the franchise’s ongoing popularity even as the trilogy comes to a close. You can stream it before it leaves Netflix or rent it digitally afterward. Either way, Venom: The Last Dance marks an important chapter for Hardy’s take on the beloved symbiote, while leaving the door open for Venom’s story to continue within Sony’s superhero universe. 

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