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'Spider-Man' Spinoff: Morbius the Living Vampire Movie in the Works (Trailer Out)
- Thread starter Bigbigguy
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If we're being honest, superheroes/villains are the most played out
No man. You gotta be trolling. Super hero movies only been popping the last decade or so.
I remember "Shaun Of The Dead" was billed as a breath of fresh air in the zombie genre. That was 2004. And vampires were played out before that even.
Fred.
Again,
Why would people thank Sony for that?
"Venom" and "Morbius" never exist....nothing changes. The MCU Spider-Man movies don't exist....there's nothing for Sony to connect to.
I get that you cats got a weird vendetta against Disney but the MCU laid the foundation for these tie ins to actually mean something. You're thanking Sony when the MCU did all the heavy lifting.
Fred.
I don't mean played out as far as being unpopular, I just think they've peaked. I genuinely hope I'm wrong and Marvel can have another brolic run with newer characters, DC can effectively establish its universe while maintaining their own style, we can get pleasant quality surprises like The Joker that stray from the norm, etc. But I doubt it
The types of movies you listed became played out because they got stagnant and predictable. I feel the same way about superhero flicks. Imma watch doe
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
It's quite the opposite. I know that's your "go to" when you have nothing else to say apparently but if I had a vendetta against Disney I wouldn't buy their products. I wouldn't have Disney+ for the next three years. I like a lot of what they put out.
Stop trying to turn this into some nonsense and look at the facts. If Venom didn't do well financially then there wouldn't be a Venom sequel with Carnage in the works and there wouldn't be a Morbius movie with likely a Blade crossover down the line.
I don't care about Spider-Man Homecoming or Far From Home, that's great that they did well but you're acting like they did something new with the property. During the same timeframe Sony put out Into the Spiderverse, the people at Disney aren't the only people who understand the Spider-Man character or his foes.
That's why I laugh when all these retards cry about the rights to these movies and don't act like that ain't what half this thread is about
Cartier Murphy
Apathy’s a Tragedy & Boredom is a Crime
This looks like best case it’ll be surprisingly fun, worse case cliche and outdated. Venom happened to be both carried by Tom Hardy 
I’m gonna rely heavy on word of mouth with this picture once it drops
I’m gonna rely heavy on word of mouth with this picture once it drops
This looks like best case it’ll be surprisingly fun, worse case cliche and outdated. Venom happened to be both carried by Tom Hardy
my issue with Venom is like you mention it felt outdated. Like it woulda been a great movie in 2006. I didnt hate Venom but at times I caught myself losing interest during the film.
Venom looked and we know how that turned out
Only reason i don't agree with you is because people seem to really enjoy vampire movies. Venom was more a monster movie which can often feel cliche'dThis looks like best case it’ll be surprisingly fun, worse case cliche and outdated. Venom happened to be both carried by Tom Hardy
Vampire's seem to never go over that way with audiences due to the creepiness and suspense factor. Only one i see people hate is Twilight, which removed all the creepiness and suspense. So i'm think at worst it's a big budget vampire movie, which will at least entertain those horror type fans.(remember this ain't disney, so it won't be overly family friendly) that doesn't spawn any continued MCU relationship or franchise appeal.
People hate twilight for various reasons. But the one thing no one can ever deny about it is there are tons of people who love it. Twilight wasn’t for the people who dislike it or hate it. It’s for the people who love it. Twilight panels packed hall H at comic con each year it came. It’s a romantic vampire story for teenagers. It accomplished its job in spades. I ain’t mad at it
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
Meh. 
I don't mean played out as far as being unpopular, I just think they've peaked. I genuinely hope I'm wrong and Marvel can have another brolic run with newer characters, DC can effectively establish its universe while maintaining their own style, we can get pleasant quality surprises like The Joker that stray from the norm, etc. But I doubt it
I think they peaked as far as monetarily....the highest grossing movie of all time is a comic book film.
I don't expect them to stop making money any time soon though.
And I doubt Marvel will have another run like they did with "Infinity War". It took a decade. So if you mean in terms of the hype surrounding them, then yeah I guess comic books peaked.
But they ain't going nowhere any time soon. In some ways they're just getting started. Marvel ain't even dipped into the hundreds of characters they just got from the Fox deal. Let something like "Secret Wars" drop and people will be just as hyped as the "Infinity War" announcement from 2014.
Fred.
It probably will take a decade, but not for the build up.
Phase 4 (at face value, anyway) doesn't feature any character or arcs from the Fox deal. That's the next 3-4 years. Phase 5 will probably be full blown mutants, X-Men, Galactus, F4, Doom, and all that crazy shyt. So I expect Phase 5 to be "Secret Wars". The Russos already said they'd come back and direct it.
Fred.
