VENOM: THE LAST DANCE FLOPS WITH LOWEST OPENING EVER

Venom: The Last Dance has had a disappointing box office debut, grossing only $51 million domestically, falling short of the projected $65 million. This marks the worst opening weekend for the Spider-Man spin-off trilogy, as previous films Venom and Venom: Let There Be Carnage brought in $80 million and $90 million, respectively. Despite performing okay worldwide with a total of $175 million, critical reception has also been poor, with a low score of just 4/10. The film's narrative has been criticized for being boring and generic, overshadowing the chemistry between Eddie Brock and Venom.

The film struggled with lower-than-expected ticket sales, likely due to a lack of compelling storytelling and critical acclaim. With a production cost of $120 million and a disappointing 4/10 review score, it failed to attract audiences like its predecessors.

Venom: The Last Dance is the third installment in the animated superhero film franchise centered around the Marvel anti-hero Venom, portrayed by Tom Hardy. The character has gained significant popularity since its first appearance in Spider-Man comics and has become a staple in Sony's Spider-Man Universe, which aims to expand on characters associated with Spider-Man. The film's lackluster box office performance could signal a shift in audience interest towards different superhero narratives or franchises.