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Venom's powers have seen some changes from comics to the big screen! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Venom was unleashed in his first ever solo movie starring Tom Hardy, but whether you’ve seen the movie or not -- you may be a little confused about what type of powers Venom actually has. Sure, we all know he can plant himself as a host to other humans, but what exactly makes Venom so powerful?! Well, today, we’ll break everything down for you, showcase you the exact powers seen in the movies and some of the powers the movie may have left out!

One of Venom’s biggest powers is his ability to have superhuman strength. He can scale buildings, take out bodies, and bust through walls. While the small pile of slime can’t do much on its own -- once the symbiote is attached to a host, it creates a number of shapeshifting abilities including the intimidating Venom look we know from both the movie and comic book. As seen in Venom and the comics, Venom doesn’t like a host to be injured or weak. Thankfully, the alien creature has the ability to heal their host, making them healthy again -- especially after a lengthy battle. While in the comics, Venom connects himself to Peter Parker -- giving him some pretty sweet web-slinging abilities. With the absence of Parker and Spider-Man, these abilities are not present in the movie, but he does retain some of his ability to sense things out in different situations. Watch to learn all about Venom’s powers, what you may see in Venom 2, and how the powers were portrayed on the big screen by Tom Hardy and a group of special effects artists.

Featuring:

STRENGTH
SHAPE-SHIFTING
HEALING/DURABILITY
SENSORY PERCEPTION
NON-MOVIE POWERS

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Superman was referenced in Venom... but what does it mean for Venom and the DC movie universe? Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

When Venom was announced and went into production, many fans were anticipating a lot more than just a stand alone movie. Because of Sony’s connection with Spider-Man in the MCU, many were expecting the same treatment for Venom, but this was not the case. Venom stands on his own, without the Tom Holland version of Spider-Man and many fans were disappointed not to see the two characters collide.

But was there a whole different kind of connection in Sony’s Venom?! Was the company so fed up with the MCU that they branched out into another cinematic universe?! Of course, we’re talking about Superman here -- but does Henry Cavill really appear in Venom?! Well, it’s a little more complicated than that, but not completely out of the realm of possibility. We’ve seen crossovers like this in the past and taking steps to do it in the movies can go a long way. Venom’s character reveals some secrets about its weaknesses and the character uses his super buddy as a way to describe them. Even if you’ve seen the movie, you may have missed the brief moment. Of course, Spider-Man does also make an appearance in the film, but in a much different way. By watching the post-credits scene, you can see an exclusive clip of Miles Morales and Peter Parker in the newest Spider-Man animated film. The clip acts as a post-credits scene in a whole different universe than the Venom movie -- so does Venom have more of a chance of appearing in the DCEU than the MCU?! Watch to find out, learn about the moment, and what exactly it means for the future of Venom movies!

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10 Powerful Marvel Villains Venom Has Destroyed - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKPf5...

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