The word-of-mouth polarization of Marvel comics' super-English blockbuster Night of Doctors: Morbius. What's the point of this movie?

Personally, I think the film is consistent with the original comic book in narrative rhythm and plot, and has no outstanding adaptation advantage. The excessive use of special effects makes the film look and feel extremely poor, and it is a mediocre super-English film.

Although Doctor's Night: Morbius is a superhero comic book belonging to Marvel Comics, the film producer is the producer of Sony Pictures. Therefore, there is no big change in comic adaptation and plot narrative. Because the plot is too close to comics and there is no corresponding innovation, there are more and more superhero movies, which will be dissatisfied and criticized by some film critics.

In the eyes of the original fans, the film has no innovation in plot creation, and the film tells stories that have long been known.

How to satisfy the audience who know the film for the first time and the original fans is a problem that many super-English films face and need to think about. Obviously, Dr. Night: Moby is lacking in this respect. Because this film is the preface of the multiverse, I choose to follow the original comic book in plot creation. The advantage is that it will not cause too much adaptation problems. The disadvantage is that many original fans are tired of this repetitive narrative and the stories they already know, so they will criticize and resent it.

For the first-time moviegoers, Morbius is a rare super-English thriller. Its special effects and character performances are also remarkable.

But for many newcomers to this film, it is still a rare special type of superhero. Although the plot of the film is lacking, the special effects and character performances are also commendable. But also shows Morbius's heroic background and past experience in detail. Let the audience at least know the ins and outs of Morbius as a superhero in the movie.

I think Morbius is a qualified commercial popcorn movie, but its related problems can't be ignored.

As far as movies are concerned, I have personally seen Morbius's original cartoons and movies. The level of special effects and fighting is really commendable. But for many audiences who are used to watching super-English movies, the plot problem is also very important. Nowadays, many super-English movies don't lack corresponding special effects, but they always lack pen and ink in plot performance and characterization.