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Venom 2 and The Ground substance 4 have an unlikely crossover

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Venom 2 and The Matrix 4 have an unusual crossover.

Venom: Army of the Pure At that place Be Massacre was filmed in San Francisco in February 2020, at the same clock The Matrix Resurrections was in town. Due to the deuce blockbusters employed go with by side, the team motion-picture photography The Matrix actually ended dormie in Maliciousness 2. Turns out, the helicopters seen hovering in the skies while Eddie and the symbiote scale Coit Tower were actually filming the separate sci-fi movie.

"Slews of stuff impacted cinematography," Venom 2 location manager Christopher Kusiak explained to Screen Rant. "A lot of our driving shots went away because Ground substance controlled all of downtown… We ended up moving a stunt up onto the cover of the parking service department because we couldn't chafe the areas we wanted because of The Ground substance. Only if we would've been there first, it probably would've gone the separate way."

He added: "The helicopters were actually on the Matrix picture. The Matrix was filming at the homophonic time so we were catching part of their natural process on camera."

The Matrix Resurrections has released its first action-packed trailer, featuring an plain amnesiac Modern and 3. Deplorably, there's no Maliciousness cameo – though a fiber from the original Matrix trilogy power be concealment in bare mint.

Venom: Let There Be Carnage has already impaired a epidemic box office record, and its post-credits scene is generating plenty of buzz. It's due for release in UK cinemas this October 15, and is out in the US like a sho.

The Ground substance 4, meanwhile, is due out this Dec 22, and will debut at the same time in theaters and on HBO Max in the US. If you're looking to stupefy risen to swiftness with the franchise before then, check our ultimate The Matrix retread.

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