Mid,he’s just a bat just save your money and go see Batman he’s way hotter

Maybe my expectations were too high, but this one fell short for me. The characters were not fleshed out, as well as the storyline. It felt rushed, and the sound quality was not good. I think the cast did great, but that script was seriously lacking.

Despite being almost objectively terrible, Morbius is sort of hard to get truly mad at. It’s a low-effort enterprise to the bone, like everyone’s dragging their feet around starting a franchise—the transparency of which might be clear to even the most casual moviegoers.

Ethan Vestby

The Film Stage

Smith, on the other hand, throws himself avidly into his work, communicating a, uh, biting malevolence and sick glee in his portrayal. The picture only truly comes alive when he’s masticating his scenes. Otherwise, “Morbius” is dead at its center.

Soren Andersen

The Seattle Times

Smith’s dynamism painfully underlines the lack of imagination and energy elsewhere in the film.