Venom: The Last Dance has just hit theaters, and like clockwork, preorders for its upcoming Blu-ray release have gone live at several retailers. There are a few Venom 3 physical editions to pick from, including a Limited Edition Steelbook on 4K Blu-ray to keep the symbiote contained. This means that you can now be the proud owner of steelbook editions of all three Venom movies, as reprints of these editions of Venom and Venom: Let There Be Carnage are still available for cheap:
Venom Series 4K Limited Edition Steelbooks
The Venom movies may not be very good, but the steelbook cases look cool, and The Last Dance has the best design of the bunch. There’s no official release date yet, but modern big-budget movies typically hit Blu-ray around two to three months after they’re released in cinemas.
$66 (Not Final) | Release Date: TBA
The 4K steelbook edition is currently priced at $66, but like other upcoming releases, this will almost certainly drop in the coming days. As usual, you won’t have to pay when you place your order–only when your item actually ships out from Amazon’s warehouse–and you will be charged the lowest offered price since placing your preorder.
As an added bonus, you’ll also get a copy of the movie on a standard Blu-ray disc and a digital streaming code for it.
$35-$50
The standard 4K Blu-ray is priced at $50, the standard Blu-ray is $41, and for those of you who still prefer 480p media, the DVD release will be $35.
Special features haven’t been finalized yet, but if it’s anything like its predecessors, Venom 3 will probably have an assortment of behind-the-scenes documentaries, deleted scenes, and promotional materials to check out once you’re done watching the main event.
The threequel once again stars Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock and his alien bestie, as the pair find themselves hunted by deadly forces. The movie has a pretty stacked cast, as Chiwetel Ejiofor, Juno Temple, Rhys Ifans, Peggy Lu, Alanna Ubach and Stephen Graham also star in it.
Here’s a look at the Limited Edition Steelbooks for the first two movies. You can put together a pretty cool art gallery of Venom’s weird adventures. It’s worth noting that these are bad movies, but they’re actually so bad that they’re good, in a weird, outrageously magical sort of way. Which is more than we can say for Madame Web or Morbius.
Venom & Venom Let There Be Carnage Limited Edition Steelbooks
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