YOOO UNRELEASE THIS🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Madame Web feels like it was made by aliens from another planet, mostly because it doesn’t seem like a human could watch this slop and agree to release it for public consumption.
A sponsored by Pepsi script written with a crayon where every line is either ADR or expository babble and it can’t even bury the script under action or style, because there is none. Lifeless, nonsensical, awkward— but the most I’ve laughed during a movie in a long time, so it’s has that going for it.
Scientists (not in the Amazon) will study this movie for years, but I doubt Sony will learn a lesson from it.
Swore I’d never watch this again, yet here we are.
Released during the infancy of Netflix originals and maybe should have been our first warning sign of what was to come? Even if you’re able to somehow watch this in a vacuum and disassociate from the manga/anime. It’s incoherent at best, shallow at its worst.
Never going to blame Wingard for attempting the studio system rat race after gems like The Guest and You’re Next— at least there is some semblance…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
From 6 delays to a confusing advertising campain to the director straight up spoiling the movie, Morbius is an absolute mess in every way possible.
A cookie cutter origin story that somehow becomes more incoherent as the movie goes on. It lacks any ounce of excitement or heart, which is evident in the hollow performancss from a majority of the cast, most notably Leto.
One would think that with its lackluster story and wooden characters, that at the very least…
There’s a scene where Chun-Li fights in a nightclub while the Ace Hood song “Guns High” plays except in the movie, the lyrics “Street Fighters! This is street fightin’, street fightin” are heard. I tried to find this version online to listen to it but it doesn’t seem to exist, yet on IMDb, Ace Hood is credited for the song “Street Fighter”. I did find a song on YouTube called “Street Fighter” by Ace Hood, however, it’s clearly just “Guns…