Marvel star Tom Holland and millions of Marvel fans are rushing to see Venom: Let There Be Carnage. In the wake of rumors about a groundbreaking end-credit scene in the movie, Holland may have spoiled a Spider-Verse surprise on social media.
However, it appears that fellow Spider-actor Tom Holland may have spoiled something big about Let There Be Carnage on Instagram.
Holland wrote:
Tonight’s thenight. Can’t wait to see this.
Are the rumours true
Credit: Screenshot via Tom Holland Instagram
Holland included a tongue-in-cheek comment at the bottom of his Instagram Story.
Holland has no role in Sony’s Venom universe. Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock resides in an alternate timeline. With the contract between Sony and Disney about which Marvel movies Holland can appear in, Venom is nowhere listed in his contract.
Taking to Instagram to wish Tom Hardy, Sony Pictures, and Let There Be Carnage director Andy Serkis (The Lord of the Rings, Black Panther) well for their vast triumph, Holland certainly seems to know what’s to come at the end of the Venom sequel.
There are so many spoilers about a game-changing aspect of Venom: Let There Be Carnage that many fans are staying away from social media altogether until they can watch the Marvel movie themselves. However, Europe as a whole has to wait another two weeks until Let There Be Carnage hits theaters.
Tom Holland is known not only for his iconic Peter Parker portrayal, but also for spoiling Marvel movies. Anthony and Joe Russo even went as far as lying to Holland about Tony Stark’s death when filming Avengers: Endgame (2019).
The Spider-Verse is ultimately joining the Marvel Universe after the events of Loki the Multiverse is joining the Marvel collection. Marvel fans are guessing that the post-credit scene of Let There Be Carnage will tease or even show Venom joining the MCU.
With Holland’s recent post, it certainly appears that his Marvel character might have something to do with it.
Rumors suggest that Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield, two previous Spider-Man actors, are making their MCU debut in the upcoming official trailer of No Way Home. As a result, adapting a showdown between the Avenger and villain from Marvel comics and TV shows for the big screen isn’t far off, and Tom Holland might know about it!
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