Morbius

Somehow, Jared Leto is not even the best Jared in Morbius. Oh, I just, enough with the origin stories we did not ask for.

Not the epic disaster we expected...It is, however, generic as all hell.

A case of (the filmmakers) had a character, but didnt quite know what to do with it. I think its quite a messy plot that doesnt always make that much sense A bit different with the horror theme, but nothing special.

If it were just a ride in a theme park, Morbius would be fun enough. But it is not.

Morbius, at best, will be remembered as the latest effort on Sony's part to make its nascent Sinister Six franchise happen. And, like "fetch," it's hard to see that happening.

So many choices... just seem halfhearted. They're not terrible, but they're also not interesting.

Takes the superhero format and sucks the life from it, reducing the usual expansive Marvel feast to the thinnest of gruel.

In the age of multiverses and reality alterations, simplicity has never looked so bright.

It's a horrific mish-mash of other films that ends with two CGI monsters punching each other into walls while screaming about “ultimate power”.

The best part of “Morbius” were the opening and closing credits. It had a James Turrell color aesthetic with a dash of Nicholas Winding Refn’s “The Neon Demon” (2016).