Each twin is totally distinct: Ronnie operates on a knife-edge of paranoia and delusion (he was schizophrenic) Reggie is tough, precise and protective of his fragile sibling. Much more than a gimmick, it’s like watching one side of a mind wrestle with the other – literally, in one explosive, fun-to-unpick fight scene. In what is surely his finest hour, Tom Hardy plays both brothers. By then, the twin brothers were ruling the East End, West End and beyond, running clubs and protection rackets, warring with the Richardson family from south London, flirting with the American Mafia and committing the murders that would put them away for life. With the multiverse in play, Tom Hardy's Venom could play a role amongst the madness should Sony choose to proceed that way, although there's still no signs that the universes are connected yet.Slick melancholy crime drama ‘Legend’ drops us straight into the mid-1960s glory days of London gangsters Ronnie and Reggie Kray. One of the biggest questions that remains with this release is how it will affect Sony's other 2021 blockbuster in Spider-Man: No Way Home, which is one of the MCU's heavy-hitters this year.
With the status of public health in jeopardy once again, it appears that the company may not want to take any chances, especially since Let There Be Carnage will almost certainly be a theatrical exclusive. Sony has certainly had a tough time with its superhero movie releases during the pandemic, considering the troubles with both this and Jared Leto's long-awaited Morbius. The studio is considering either moving the film's debut to October 15, 2021, or sometime in January, but the outlet notes that there is the chance that it will still keep its current late September release. Deadline reported that Sony is considering delaying Venom: Let There Be Carnage from its Septemrelease date.
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