We’re Back with ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’, ‘The Many Saints of Newark’, ‘Titane’, and a September Recap

This weekend saw the release of the pandemic’s largest theatrical opening to date. Venom: Let There Be Carnage swung to a roaring $90 million debut, topping its predecessor by a cool $10 million. Nick and I discuss what this means for the box office as well as our thoughts on the film and what it means for the Sony Spider-Verse. We also talk Sopranos and The Many Saints of Newark. With one of us being a Sopranos stan and the other being a novice we talk about different perspectives and notions of the film’s many colorful characters. Nick also breaks down the release he saw not once but twice this weekend, Titane. 

To wrap this episode up we dive into the mystical world of Shang-Chi. Nick spends more time than he’s comfortable with discussing Dear Evan Hansen. Lastly we take a look at James Wan’s Malignant. All this and more on this week’s episode of The MovieBabble Podcast.

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Listen to the last few episodes of The MovieBabble Podcast:

Episode 122: Candyman Sours, Spider-Man Takes Over the Web, and Kursk Sinks

Episode 121: No One Will Remember Reminiscence, Everyone Will Remember Annette, and Prisoners Has Very Funny Character Names

Episode 120: Free Guy Overperforms, Respect Stumbles, Don’t Breathe 2 Exists for Some Reason, and The Kissing Booth 3 Is Here!!!

Episode 119: Suicide Squad (2016) vs. The Suicide Squad (2020)

Episode 118: ScarJo Shakes up the Industry, Jungle Cruise Is a Jungle Snooze, and Two Flicks About The Green Knight

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