Morbius directed by Daniel Espinosa, led by Jared Leto is going to be released on the streaming platform soon. At the time of its run in the theatres, it has got negative reviews from the audiences and critics, turning it into an internet meme. Due to this, it has garnered a gross revenue of more than $167 million at the global box office.
Morbius Release Date: Jared Leto-Led Film Gets Slightly Pushed Back May 1, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced movie studios to reconsider a ton of different release dates, with most films getting shuffled around as a result. According to a new report from IGN, Marvel’s
Morbius film is another victim of shuffling, as Sony Pictures has pushed back its release one week.
Initially set to come out on January 21, 2022, the film is now reportedly scheduled for release in theaters on January 28, 2022. Shifting release dates aren’t exactly a big surprise for
Morbius, with Sony having moved the film around to a variety of different dates. At its earliest, the film was set to release in July of 2020, but as the pandemic continued, the film was forced back.
Life,
Safe House) from a script by Burk Sharpless and Matt Sazama (Netflix’s
Lost in Space), based on the Marvel Comics character created by writer Roy Thomas and artist Gil Kane who first appeared in 1971’s “Amazing Spider-Man” #101.
Originally Dr. Michael Morbius, the scientist character tried to cure his rare blood disease only to become afflicted with a form of vampirism that gave him superior strength, fangs and a taste for the red stuff. The character fought Spider-Man several times, though eventually earned several of his own books where he had a more heroic arc. He has an ongoing feud with the character Blade the Vampire Hunter in the comics. The character previously appeared on TV in