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Visuals were beautiful, music choices were amazing, the actors performances were perfectly unsettling. Nick Cage did his thing as usual, but still came across as threatening. The ending however, was not at all worthy of the buildup. It was rushed, boring, & the worst part of the movie.

I saw this movie before the og RoboCop back in 2014. I watched the og recently & rewatched this one for comparison. From an unbiased standpoint, I love both versions of the character & think this movie is underrated. The cast is amazing, the visuals are great, the suit's design is badass, & the movie gives a little more depth to an already iconic character. I wish this version had gotten a sequel of sorts to expand the world more. Truly a missed opportunity.

This is the first DC movie since Shazam I that I actually enjoyed all throughout! Cute, funny, sad, badass, I LOVED IT! My only complaint was the CGI, but bad CGI is just a staple in superhero movies at this point...

The first movie that actually felt like a MARVEL movie since End Game IMO. It's the perfect combo of badass, funny, cute, dark & sad.

Pretend that it says 0 stars, okay? Hands down the worst Marvel movie I've ever seen, & I'm not picky. I've gotten enjoyment out of every Marvel film, no matter how terrible...but this? 9 main characters & you STILL couldn't get me to care about a single one of them. They were all incredibly boring & superficial & had no chemistry what so ever. It was pure CHEESE, even for a Marvel movie. 2 hours & 37 minutes of my life wasted; I'm traumatized.

I'm hating Phase 3; this has been my saving grace. I loved it! I was devastated when I realized there were only 6 eps. I need MORE.

Very cute, funny, & action packed. PG but also enjoyable for adults to watch with their kids.

I really enjoyed Morbius. There’s a lot of action & the visuals are great. The cgi blends in with the characters instead of being just terrible & stiff like in some Marvel films. The only “complaint” I have is that the plot moves FAST, but because of that there’s a ton of action consistently throughout the whole thing.

I’ve watched this movie twice & didn’t regret it. Ross Lynch has grown so much from his roll in Austin & Ally; he played a great Jeffrey in this movie. The movie itself has a few exaggerated scenes for dramatic affect; Jeffrey never met the Vice President & there’s no evidence that Jeffrey ever intended to kill Derf at any point from what I’ve read. That being said, the movie was engaging & made you actually feel for the guy somehow.