Spider-Man universe has its first expansion out of Venom territory with Mobius the Jared Leto LED superhero flick about a so-called living vampire director Daniel Espinosa approaches this Batman's Beginnings with horror flourishes once seen in his sci-fi thriller life but they're never pronounced enough
that they'll satisfy horror audiences morbius presents its origin story within the most formulaic structure as an overly serious Leto is doing the opposite of Tom Hardy's campy Venom schtick that so many adore it's a choice that promotes morbius's moral conundrum as a self-conscious vampire over anything considered superhero Cinema fun taking everything deathly serious to an ultimate detrimen problems in morbius is how the origin beats cycle through the monotonous motions
there's a lacking energy behind Dr morbius's crippling blood condition because we know he'll eventually go all man bad nor is there any attempt to creatively dump Exposition that could have been read as an introductory text scroll countless superheroes and super villains boast the same creation tale writers Matt sazama and Burke sharpless struggle to set apart morbius's emergence despite introducing such a horror
forward character in regards to larger cinematic universes and hopeful sequels morbius rolls through introductory motions only to close out just as our interests climaxes it's always a first step movie that exists because it has to exist for later reasons which becomes apparent as the script fast forwards through most explanations or descriptive advancement
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