The comic book adaptation, which stars "Game of Thrones" alum Jason Momoa, now takes over the December 21, 2018 release date that was originally given to James Cameron's long-awaited (and much-delayed) "Avatar 2."

Per The Playlist, Spider-Man spinoff "Venom" is now set for October 5, 2018. Superhero Hype reports that Scott Rosenberg ("Pain & Gain," "Jumanji") and Jeff Pinkner ("The Amazing Spider-Man 2") will write the script. Dante Harper ("Alien: Covenant") wrote a previous draft.

The "Venom" film will reportedly be a standalone that is not connected to "Spider-Man: Homecoming," which stars Tom Holland as the new webslinger. That's still set for July 7. The villainous Venom was played by Topher Grace in the regrettable "Spider-Man 3," but the less said about that, the better.

And the release-date shuffling continues: Variety reports that Sony is moving "The Girl in the Spider's Web" (the Fede Alvarez-directed "Dragon Tattoo" movie) from October 5 to October 19, where it will go up against "Jungle Book: Origins" and and as-yet-untitled Blumhouse horror pic.

"Aquaman" might be competing for your Christmas movie dollars with Spidey, if Sony keeps its previously announced date of December 21 for its animated Spider-Man movie.

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