The film doesn't present anything logically. Given his need to consume blood from a bag every six hours, there’s no reason for the elaborate plot surrounding it. It’s difficult to accept that billions of people could possibly support even one vampire. Instead, he manufactures synthetic blood due to ethical concerns—a justification that sidesteps the question of how he obtains what he needs without harming anyone. The…

I really didn’t think it was as bad as everyone said. I wasn't aware of just how negatively 'Morbius' had been received until afterward, which is ideal because it allowed me to come to my own conclusion – and that conclusion is that I didn’t hate it. To be fair, there isn’t much about it that I particularly loved either; it’s simply a film that won’t stick with you. It actually felt like the shortest movie I've seen …

It's not as bad as some people are saying, but it was still a letdown considering how much money they spent on it. Morbius is something like a vampire Batman-Frankenstein hybrid. A doctor who’s also a genius tries to find a cure for a rare and serious illness, and he does discover one—but at a significant price. He gets rid of his disease and gains superpowers, but now has an overwhelming need for blood that can't…

It's difficult to give this less than three stars because I’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for Jared Leto, and some of the promotional materials suggested he looked quite rugged and appealing. It should be acknowledged that he’s willing to commit to extensive makeup work, as demonstrated in "House of Gucci" and again here. However, once my initial appreciation for his looks faded, I was left with a feeling simila…

Morbius continues the string of disappointments coming from Sony’s Marvel universe collaborations. While Jared Leto and Matt Smith give solid performances, and there are moments with striking visuals during the action scenes, a tired screenplay that feels decades old undermines nearly everything. The story suffers from an absence of originality and predictability, compounded by excessive exposition that doesn'…