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Dangerously ill with a rare blood disorder, and determined to save others suffering his same fate, Dr. Michael Morbius attempts a desperate gamble. What at first appears to be a radical success soon reveals itself to be a remedy potentially worse than the disease.
Jared Leto
Dr. Michael Morbius
Matt Smith
Milo
Adria Arjona
Martine Bancroft
Jared Harris
Dr. Emil Nicholas
Tyrese Gibson
Agent Simon Stroud
Al Madrigal
Agent Rodriguez
Michael Keaton
Adrian Toomes
Zaris-Angel Hator
Anna
Joe Ferrara
Bush Pilot
Charlie Shotwell
Young Michael
Joseph Esson
Young Milo
Jason Rennie
Ringleader Bully
Aryan Moaven
Gang Member
Christopher Louridas
Gang Member
Oliver Bodur
Gang Member
Tom Forbes
Finance Bro (Pub)
Clara Rosager
Jean (Pub)
Corey Johnson
Mr. Fox
Rolan Bell
Private Security Professional
Bentley Kalu
Private Security Professional
Joanna Burnett
Nurse Kristen Sutton
Fermin Galeano
Bodega Owner
Maia Scalia
Diner Cashier
Archie Renaux
Bobby
Jojo Macari
Gabriel
Abraham Popoola
Ryan
Adam El Hagar
Beat Cop
Apphia Campbell
ESU Officer (Detention Center)
Barry Aird
Newspaper Vendor
Kalle Hennie
Norwegian Bodyguard
Chris Ryman
Officer Dyson
Jay Gomez-Adams
Construction Worker
Robert Ryan
Kite Flyer (uncredited)
Pierre Bergman
Nobel Prize Tuxedo Guest (uncredited)
Philip Gascoyne
NY Businessman (uncredited)
Director
Daniel Espinosa
Screenplay, Screenstory
Matt Sazama
Screenplay, Screenstory
Burk Sharpless
March 31, 2022
3
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"Morbius is yet another disaster from the Sony-Marvel shared universe.
Despite good performances from Jared Leto and Matt Smith and even a couple of visually captivating action sequences, the formulaic screenplay that seems to originate from the beginning of the century ruins everything in its path.
From the predictability and zero creativity of the main plot to the heavy reliance on uninteresting, unnecessary exposition, Daniel Espinosa finds his most significant problem in the blatant lack of care in the treatment of the characters.
The narrative logical lapses are too many to ignore and even amplified by extremely messy editing, a third act wrapped in an unfathomable blend of CGI, and a plagiarized score.
One of the most embarrassing productions by a major studio in recent years."
Rating: D