Morbius
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Peligrosamente enfermo de un extraño trastorno sanguíneo, y determinado a salvar a otras personas que padecen su mismo destino, el doctor Morbius intenta una apuesta desesperada. Lo que en un principio parece ser un éxito radical, pronto se revela como un remedio potencialmente peor que la enfermedad.
- Zokkiie25 de marzo de 2026This one drags more than it should. A few moments catch your attention, but most of it feels flat and forgettable. The characters don’t leave much of an impression, and the jokes rarely land. The pacing is uneven, swinging between rushed and painfully slow, and the tone never really settles. By the end, you’re just left shrugging and moving on.
- jackmeat2 de septiembre de 2025My quick rating - 5.6/10. Another on the list to check out. Click the poster below to grab a UHD copy of it as well for yourself. I steered away from the negative press on this one and am somewhat glad I did. Not like I wouldn't have seen it anyway, but it surely wasn't as bad as people said. I am fairly sure the "in" thing to do is bash Jared Leto, which is where it comes from. Anyway, I will admit that I did not read this comic before, so no comparing, but I had an idea of what it was about. Basically, Leto plays someone afflicted with a rare blood disease who spends his life growing up to become a doctor in hopes of developing a cure for himself and his lifelong friend with this condition. The lead-up to all of this is well done and gives you enough of a reason to keep checking it out. To be honest, this movie is actually quite good until the last 15 minutes or so, and then it goes quickly downhill. Before I get to the negative, though, as our good doctor intends to come up with this vaccine, he accidentally turns himself into a form of a vampire. But with the debilitating disease cured comes an unexpected side effect. The need for blood and seemingly human works best. As he attempts to find a cure for his new state, his buddy decides to pay little attention to the warnings of Morbius and believes the risks outweigh the benefits and "infects" himself as well. The built-in bad guy necessary for a superhero movie played out fine, and Matt Smith does a nice job here (even with the most generic name going for him), far more embracing his powers while Morbius tries to get rid of them. There are some good scenes that do stick out early on due to some creative camerawork and storyline aspects, but this all goes down the toilet towards the end. All of the good development and good vs evil that is going on then just turns into an all-out effects show that loses all sensibility leading up to its finish. Too bad since they clearly have some big plans going forward with his character, and I had no issues with how Leto played it. This is evident with the billing of Michael Keaton in the cast, since he is only part of the credits scenes. I won't spoil them since they are quite intriguing in relation to everything that is going on in the Marvel Universe right now. Blade and Morbius roaming around in phase 4? Seems inevitable.
- flavo4322 de noviembre de 2025Morbius is one of those films that makes you wonder why the studio pushed so hard to expand the Spider-Man universe in this particular direction. I get the motivation—Venom worked, and I enjoyed that movie immensely—but Morbius just left me confused and disappointed. The tone wobbles between horror, superhero action, and unintentional comedy, without ever deciding what it wants to be. The plot feels oddly hollow, as if key emotional beats and explanations were left on the cutting room floor. Characters drift in and out with little development, and the attempts to set up future crossovers only muddy things further. Jared Leto clearly commits, but the script doesn’t give him much to work with beyond brooding and bloodlust. Visually, there are a few interesting moments, yet the overuse of CGI powers quickly becomes repetitive. In the end, it’s a sad example of brand exploitation without a solid story to justify its existence.
- Kevin Ward14 de julio de 2025It’s a little weird that my 2 1/2 star rating kind of feels like a hot take. I don’t quite understand everyone absolutely shitting on this film. Jared Leto I thought was very good as Dr. Michael Morbius and I would say the opening 45 minutes or so was totally solid. There were even a couple decent horror movie moments. Plus I really loved that they used 100% practical effects in this. Well, I mean there’s some CGI, but it looks really, really good and it’s only used very, very sparingly. 😬😬. Admittedly, a lot of the dialogue is terrible. There’s very low stakes. The mid and post-credit scenes terrible. Still, I actually enjoyed the bulk of this movie much more than I thought I would. Saw with my oldest son and his 3 best friends. They also thought it was much better than expected. I’m not gonna recommend it for everyone, but if you were interested in watching it before then you might still get some enjoyment out of it.
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Morbius was released on 30 de marzo de 2022.
Morbius was directed by Daniel Espinosa.
Morbius has a runtime of 1h 44min.
Morbius was produced by Avi Arad, Matt Tolmach, Lucas Foster.
Peligrosamente enfermo de un extraño trastorno sanguíneo, y determinado a salvar a otras personas que padecen su mismo destino, el doctor Morbius intenta una apuesta desesperada. Lo que en un principio parece ser un éxito radical, pronto se revela como un remedio potencialmente peor que la enfermedad.
The key characters in Morbius are Dr. Michael Morbius (Jared Leto), Milo (Matt Smith), Martine Bancroft (Adria Arjona).
Morbius is rated 12.
Morbius is a Terror, Ciencia ficción, Suspense film.
Morbius has an audience rating of 7.1 out of 10.
Morbius had a budget of 75 MUS$.
Morbius has made 167,6 MUS$ at the box office.