Morbius [Blu-ray] [2022]

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Sharing the same Universe as the recent Venom films, Morbius (known to Marvel Comics fans as Morbius: The Living Vampire) didn’t exactly light the world on fire commercially when it was released in early 2022. Criticized for its screenplay, performances, visual effects, and everything in between, it managed to eke out a tiny profit, but was nowhere near as successful as properties produced entirely by Marvel Studios. The film is meant to possibly set up a possible Sinister Six film (as evidenced by the awkward mid-credit scenes), but also lead into the world of Blade, with the possible inclusion of Spider-Man at some point. Nevertheless, Sony seems to have gotten off to an unfortunate start, releasing a series of films ( Venom and Venom: Let There Be Carnage included) that don’t exactly match the quality of their Disney-owned counterparts. Even so, it’s good to see a franchise expand into different factions, much like the original comics, which went into a myriad of directions with multiple characters from varying storylines and universes. But at this juncture, Morbius is the least-accepted among the Sony-produced Marvel films.

Lights, Camera, Action (1080p, 5:26): This generically titled supplement explores Director Daniel Espinosa's direction.mercenaries. When he reverts to his human form, he discovers he no longer inhabits a frail body but rather one in peak physical condition. He Someone has to occupy the bottom spot. With Superhero films the de facto state of the cinema landscape going on now for a couple of decades, it is

Morbius is one of the side off-shoot films of the MCU, similar to the Venom franchise where both Morbius and Venom are indeed part of the MCU now but they are strictly here to serve Spider-Man movies and nothing else. This Marvel character has wanted to jump onto the big-screen since the '90s after the success of Blade but never got off the ground until now. Unfortunately, Sony and Marvel decided on the director of Life (Daniel Espinosa) and more regrettably the writers of Dracula Untold, The Last Witch Hunter, and Gods Of Egypt(Matt Sazama and Burk Sharpless) to make Morbius. The result is not a good time on the surface, but deep below their serious take and on-the-nose approach is something so otherworldly funny and absurd that the film Morbs into a ridiculous extravaganza that is perfectly made for midnight showings for years to come.

From Human to Vampire: Visual Effects (1080p, 5:13): Cast, characters, and the purpose behind and making of some of the special through the stage. The swarm of vampire bats to follow sings through the speakers with incredible precision and full stage complimentary excellence, concerned: it's competently put together, the acting in general is OK, the visual effects are passable, score and editing are fine...but efficiency and purples. On the left is a large image of the transformed Vampire Morbius; on the right is an image of the doctor near film's start as he approaches the