Venom: The Last Danceopened in theaters with $51 million in ticket sales. Thats not a terrible number, but its well below the openings of the firstVenom ($80.2 million) and its sequel,Venom: Let There Be Carnage($90.0 million). Sony has already said this will be the lastVenom featuring Tom Hardy and none of Sonys other Spider-Man spinoffs, fromMorbiustoMadame Web, have come close to matching its success in theaters.With just one more confirmed spinoff on the horizon (this wintersKraven the Hunter), where does that leave Sony and its Spider-Man spinoff universe? Will we get a newVenom? Will we ever see a movie with Knull versus Spider-Man? Or is there a chance Sony packs it in and Venom, Morbius, and the rest of the Spider-Manuniverse jump ship to MCU? In our latest video, we look at the current state of Sonys Spider-Man slate, and contemplate what the future could look like for the friendly neighborhood wall-crawler and the rest of his amazing friends and enemies. Watch our full breakdown below:READ MORE: The Worst Marvel Comics EverIf you liked that video on the state of Sonys Spider-Man universe after Venom: The Last Dance, check out more of our videos below including our review of Venom: The Last Dance discussing how it used Marvel mega-bad Knull, one recapping everything you need to know about Venom and his movie franchise prior to Venom: The Last Dance, and one comparing Venom and Joker. Plus, theres tons more videos over atScreenCrushs YouTube channel. Be sure to subscribe to catch all our future episodes.Venom: The Last Dance is now playing in theaters everywhere.Sign up for Disney+ here.Get our free mobile appEvery Marvel Cinematic Universe Movie, Ranked From Worst to BestIt started with Iron Man and its continued and expanded ever since. Its the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with 34 movies and counting. But whats the best and the worst? We ranked them all.