Sony are developing a film for Spidey's resident vamp with a script penned by Power Rangers scribes Burk Sharpless and Matt Sazama
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hea...riters-1056702
Sony are developing a film for Spidey's resident vamp with a script penned by Power Rangers scribes Burk Sharpless and Matt Sazama
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hea...riters-1056702
Man, they're really trying to make the most of what they have .
I love Morbius, but I can't imagine this will be interesting.
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If the Venom movie is successful, then maybe this will fly. Otherwise - nope.
Every day is a gift, not a given right.
I shouldn't laugh but it's so hilarious how desperate Sony is getting now that Marvel has creative control over Spider-Man himself.
By this point I can honestly see them trying to make a Scarlet Spider film without Peter, and clearly it goes without saying how ridiculous that would be.
Morbius isn't the worst character for a movie...
OK, but in all seriousness, this sounds like a really bad idea. Morbius is a great character, but he's also extremely difficult to actually use and use well. I guess maybe Sony is interesting in luring Marvel into letting them use Blade, sure, but really, even that sounds like an idea doomed to failure.
Maybe they should just cater to Twilight/Vampire Diaries fangirls. I mean, will possessive fanboys really be pissed if Morbius of all characters is "taken away" from them?
*Although the 90's animated series was plenty melodramatic in its own right with Morbius's romance with Felicia.
If it were Disney making the film, it would be like Wizards of Waverly Place.
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