Alex Robinson

No piece of dialogue in this movie wasnt built on later. the camera angles and cinematography was excellent. The acting was superb (especially by Dylan o'brian) The movie managed to create characters that, thought they didn't suddenly break into catharsis and progress in personality, bittersweet resolves were achieved naturally throughout the course of the movie, which created a very grounded and relatable overtone. Without the need for over the top slapstick humour, and a perfect balance of pace, somewhere between perfectly easily pallatble and well performed surrealism, both respectively overplay led on their own in modern cinema. The ending was superbly exucuted with subtle signs that whilst not everything was going to be perfect for the two main characters, it was going to be okay. This movie was a breath of fresh air 10/10

Og Scooby doo better Nothing more to it, there was no need to change it

In this hit movie movie morbius(Aaron Paul,86) uses phenomal acting technique to form a heavy strand of life that can only seem perceived as real. His strong relation to Milo(Bryan Cranston,12) is apparent throughout the entire film and really builds up to the end of the story