Unearned. Sandman’s morals are inconsistent.

If you want to write a villain who commits crimes but doesn’t want to hurt anyone (especially because of a past mistake), don’t have him slam people around to superhuman degrees when he’s literally invulnerable to everybody. This is a payoff built on Sandman’s nonsensical writing

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Thank you! Sandman joining Venom is out of character to begin with but then he just forgives Peter after that for no reason. And then Peter just lets him go even though he’s a dangerous criminal who’ll probably continue to steal money for his daughter. Terrible scene.

"Thank you!" as if I wrote some birthday card LMFAO

The "I had no choice" bit actually made sense in the video game version because Venom kidnapped his daughter. Plus even in that game he said he didn't even want to kill Spider-Man, he just wanted him to not get in the way.

Doesn't matter, it's the thought behind it that counts. And its better than any MCU thought

Execution matters most.

Do you believe this movie is worse than TASM 2 or nah?

TASM 2 is demonstrably worse

Well, most people's morals are often inconsistent in practice. I don't really see this as something which necessarily breaks the narrative.

It wasn’t like that