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* AbortedArc: [[spoiler:By transplanting Adrian Toomes from the Marvel Cinematic Universe into Sony's Spider-Man Universe, any hopes of him teaming up with MCU Mac Gargan have been dashed as of this writing.]]
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* AbortedArc: [[spoiler:By transplanting Adrian Toomes from the Marvel Cinematic Universe Film/MarvelCinematicUniverse into Sony's Spider-Man Universe, Film/SonysSpiderManUniverse, any hopes of him teaming up with MCU Mac Gargan have been dashed as of this writing.]]
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** At several points during the film - most prominently during the subway scene - an ad for a fictional fashion line called Thomas and Kane can be seen. Roy Thomas and Gil Kane were the co-creators of Morbius.
** An early scene in the film shows a young Morbius being raised in Greece. Although the film version appears to be [[AdaptationalNationality American]], the comics version is Greek.
** An early scene in the film shows a young Morbius being raised in Greece. Although the film version appears to be [[AdaptationalNationality American]], the comics version is Greek.
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Not his brother. Different last name.
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* AlliterativeName: '''M'''ichael '''M'''orbius [[spoiler: and his brother '''M'''ilo '''M'''orbius.]]
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* AlliterativeName: '''M'''ichael '''M'''orbius [[spoiler: and his brother '''M'''ilo '''M'''orbius.]]'''M'''orbius .
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* AmbiguousEnding: [[spoiler:Martine is now a vampire herself who will be quick to feed on humans, Morbius may eventually start feeding on humans himself and Adrian Toomes arrives to convince Morbius to form a team with him.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Morbius stops Milo from feeding on people for good, but in doing so is forced to kill him. With his window closing on how effective the replacement blood will continue to be, it indicates Morbius eventually having to be forced to resort to actual human blood to survive--and his feeding on Martine likely meaning the window is closed forever right then and there. Dr. Nicholas is killed by Milo and Martine dies by his hand as well, though now she's returned as a vampire herself who will probably not be frugal about who she feeds on either. Also, [[Film/SpiderManHomecoming Adrian Toomes]] arrives in the universe, meets with Morbius and recruits him to form a team together as well.]]
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* WolverinePublicity: the trailer shows graffiti of Spider-Man that reads "Murderer". However, that shot doesn't appear in the movie, and the director [[https://www.cinemablend.com/superheroes/spider-man/morbius-director-addresses-that-spider-man-murderer-mural-from-the-movies-first-trailer confirmed]] that it was added by the studio without his involvement, suggesting that the shot was added to piggyback on the popularity of the Spider-Man franchise. The presence of Michael Keaton in the trailer also falls under this trope, considering that he only has a brief post-credits cameo.
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The FBI couldn't actually charge Michael for killing them, it happened in international waters on a Panamanian ship.
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* AssholeVictim: The eight mercernaries that Michael murders on the cargo ship upon first gaining his vampire powers. Even the FBI agents decline to charge Michael with their deaths despite him openly confessing to it because they were criminals who were probably guilty of something and the world is likely better off without them in it anymore.
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* AssholeVictim: The eight mercernaries mercenaries that Michael murders on the cargo ship upon first gaining his vampire powers. Even the FBI agents decline to charge Michael with their deaths despite him openly confessing to it because say that they were criminals who were probably guilty of something and the world is likely better off without them in it anymore.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: The cop who brought holy water to interrogate Morbius. At one point Martine checks to see if sunlight burns him.
--> '''Morbius''': [[OurVampiresAreDifferent I'm not that kind of vampire]].
--> '''Morbius''': [[OurVampiresAreDifferent I'm not that kind of vampire]].
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* BigBad: [[spoiler:[[CainAndAbel Milo/Lucien]], who has embraced his newfound status as a vampire after taking Michael's experimental cure, and becomes a bloodthirsty villain.]]
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* BigBad: [[spoiler:[[CainAndAbel Milo/Lucien]], who has embraced his newfound status as a vampire after taking Michael's experimental cure, and becomes a bloodthirsty villain.]]villain]].
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* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: The trailers show Adrian Toomes in this film and imply that he wants Morbius to join an emergent Sinister Six, which is only revealed [[spoiler:in TheStinger of the film itself]].
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* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: The trailers show [[spoiler:[[Film/SpiderManHomecoming Adrian Toomes Toomes]] in this film and imply that he wants Morbius to join an emergent Sinister Six, which is only revealed [[spoiler:in in TheStinger of the film itself]].
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* ChekhovsSkill: While testing his powers, Morbius learns that he shares a bond with vampire bats and can control them. [[spoiler:While fighting with Milo in the subway, Morbius uses this ability to summon a swarm of bats to subdue Milo.]]
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* ChekhovsSkill: While testing his powers, Morbius learns that he shares a bond with vampire bats and can control them. [[spoiler:While fighting with Milo in the subway, Morbius uses this ability to summon a swarm of bats to subdue Milo.him.]]
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* GreenEyedMonster: Milo is gradually revealed to be this, having seen Michael as a brother all his life but also harboring some resentment over his accomplishments, his relationship with Martine (whom Milo [[StalkerWithACrush also has a crush on]]), and believing their father figure Dr. Nicholas [[ParentalFavoritism considers Michael the favorite]].
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* GreenEyedMonster: Milo [[spoiler:Milo is gradually revealed to be this, having seen Michael as a brother all his life but also harboring some resentment over his accomplishments, his relationship with Martine (whom Milo [[StalkerWithACrush also has a crush on]]), and believing their father figure Dr. Nicholas [[ParentalFavoritism considers Michael the favorite]].favorite]]]].
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* OhCrap: Micheal has a major one of these moments halfway through the film when [[spoiler:he realizes that Milo left his cane in Micheal's holding cell, meaning that Milo 'cured' himself with the serum]].
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* VomitDiscretionShot: After his first transformation, Micheal doesn't take it well when he sees [[spoiler:the security camera footage of him mindlessly slaughtering the mercenaries that he had previously hired]], thus cutting to one of these.
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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: During his first transformation Morbius [[spoiler:slaughters the eight mercenaries that were hired as security for his experiment]]. However, afterwards everyone in the movie, good or bad, just brushes it off for no other reason than that [[spoiler:the victims were mercenaries, considering them expendable and assuming that by virtue of their profession they must've been guilty of "something"]].
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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: During his first transformation transformation, Morbius [[spoiler:slaughters the eight mercenaries that were hired as security for his experiment]]. However, afterwards everyone in the movie, good or bad, just brushes it off for no other reason than that [[spoiler:the victims were mercenaries, considering them expendable and assuming that by virtue of their profession they must've been guilty of "something"]].
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* DeathlyDiesIrae: The four notes of ''dies irae'' blast over the soundtrack as Morbius drinks from a bag of red blood for the first time [[spoiler:and Morbius realizes Milo has become a vampire and a killer]]. They play again when Stroud and Rodriguez raid Martine's apartment.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: Director Daniel Espinosa has confirmed that the much-debated "Spider-Man Murderer" image was not shot by him and was never going to be in the movie.
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* ChekhovsSkill: While testing his powers, Morbius learns that he shares a bond with vampire bats and can control them. [[spoiler:While fighting with Milo in the subway, Morbius uses this ability to summon a swarm of bats to subdue Milo.]]
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* ShirtlessScene: Justified to show the drastic physical changes the serum has caused in Michael [[spoiler:and Milo.]]
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* GreenEyedMonster: Milo is gradually revealed to be this, having seen Michael as a brother all his life but also harboring some resentment over his accomplishments, his relationship with Martine (whom Milo [[StalkerWithACrush also has a crush on]]), and believing their father figure Dr. Nicholas [[ParentalFavoritism considers Michael the favorite]].
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* WhamShot: After Milo visits Michael in his cell, [[spoiler: the camera [[RevealShot pans down]] to show Milo walking with his ''perfectly functioning'' legs, indicating that he's taken the vampire serum]].
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Went to review the definition in the trope page to see if the previous troper had a point, and found a much more specific subtrope that is a better fit for what happens in the movie.
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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: During his first transformation Morbius [[spoiler:slaughters the eight mercenaries that were hired as security for his experiment]]. However, afterwards everyone in the movie, good or bad, just brushes it off for no other reason than that [[spoiler:the victims were mercenaries, considering them expendable and assuming that by virtue of their profession they must've been guilty of "something"]].
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* CainAndAbel: [[spoiler:Morbius' surrogate brother Milo is revealed to be the film's BigBad]]
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* CainAndAbel: [[spoiler:Morbius' [[spoiler:Morbius's surrogate brother Milo is revealed to be the film's BigBad]]
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* BigBad: [[spoiler:[[CainAndAbel Milo/Lucian]], who has embraced his newfound status as a vampire after taking Michael's experimental cure, and becomes a bloodthirsty villain.]]
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* BigBad: [[spoiler:[[CainAndAbel Milo/Lucian]], Milo/Lucien]], who has embraced his newfound status as a vampire after taking Michael's experimental cure, and becomes a bloodthirsty villain.]]
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* PlotHole: [[spoiler:In the second post-credits scene, The [[Film/SpiderManHomecoming [=MCU=] version of Adrian Toomes]] meets Morbius while suited up in his Vulture gear, despite the fact that he transported to the [[Franchise/SonysSpiderManUniverse SSU]] in only his prison clothes and shouldn't know anyone in that universe that can craft his Vulture gear for him, especially given his previous associates had known him for years.]]
* RaceLift: Agent Simon Stroud is a blond-haired, white man in the comics. In the movie he's played by Creator/TyreseGibson.
* RaceLift: Agent Simon Stroud is a blond-haired, white man in the comics. In the movie he's played by Creator/TyreseGibson.
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* PlotHole: [[spoiler:In the second post-credits scene, The [[Film/SpiderManHomecoming [=MCU=] MCU version of Adrian Toomes]] meets Morbius while suited up in his Vulture gear, despite the fact that he got transported to the [[Franchise/SonysSpiderManUniverse SSU]] in only his prison clothes and shouldn't know anyone in that universe that can craft his Vulture gear for him, especially given his previous associates had known him for years.]]
* RaceLift: Agent Simon Stroud is a blond-haired, white man in the comics. In the movie he's played by the black Creator/TyreseGibson.
* RaceLift: Agent Simon Stroud is a blond-haired, white man in the comics. In the movie he's played by the black Creator/TyreseGibson.
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* AbortedArc: [[spoiler:By transplanting Adrian Toomes from the Marvel Cinematic Universe into Sony's Spider-Man Universe, any hopes of him teaming with MCU Mac Gargan have been dashed as of this writing.]]
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* AbortedArc: [[spoiler:By transplanting Adrian Toomes from the Marvel Cinematic Universe into Sony's Spider-Man Universe, any hopes of him teaming up with MCU Mac Gargan have been dashed as of this writing.]]
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This seems somewhat nitpicky. The mercenaries might not have done anything horrific on-screen but the fact that they’re mercenaries - guns for hire - means that most people in-universe or out generally wouldn’t care without it having to be protagonist centered morality. Eddie Brock does the same thing in Venom when he kills mercs and security forces but no one bats an eye there either. It’s not like Morbius is killing innocent people or police officers.
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: During his first transformation Morbius [[spoiler:slaughters ''eight people'']], however, instead of taking it as a MoralEventHorizon, everyone in the movie, good or bad, just brushes it off for no other reason than that [[spoiler:the victims were mercenaries.]] Never mind that [[spoiler:the worst thing any of them does on screen is being condescending towards Martine, or that it isn't even stated that they have done anything bad. Everyone just assumed they must've been guilty of "something" because of their profession.]]
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: During his first transformation Morbius [[spoiler:slaughters ''eight people'']], however, instead of taking it as a MoralEventHorizon, everyone in the movie, good or bad, just brushes it off for no other reason than that [[spoiler:the victims were mercenaries.]] Never mind that [[spoiler:the worst thing any of them does on screen is being condescending towards Martine, or that it isn't even stated that they have done anything bad. Everyone just assumed they must've been guilty of "something" because of their profession.]]
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* TimeShiftedActor: In Michael's childhood, he is played by a child actor.
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* TimeShiftedActor: In Michael's During scenes set in Michael and Milo’s childhood, he is they are played by a child actor.actors.
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* CainAndAbel: [[spoiler:Morbius' surrogate brother Milo is revealed to be the film's BigBad]]
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* AlliterativeName: '''M'''ichael '''M'''orbius.
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* ActorAllusion: Nicholas asks Milo how he would rate his pain on a scale of one to ten. Milo answers with [[Characters/DoctorWhoEleventhDoctor eleven]].
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* GameFace: There are several shots of Morbius' vampire form from the comics, with grey skin, red eyes, a flattened nose and pointed teeth.
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** In the second trailer, Adrian Toomes tells Morbius they should keep in touch, referencing the times when Morbius was a part of the Sinister Six. Also not in the finished film, though [[spoiler: he suggests that idea at the end]]
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** In the second trailer, Adrian Toomes tells Morbius they should keep in touch, referencing the times when Morbius was a part of the Sinister Six. Also not in the finished film, though [[spoiler: he suggests that idea at the end]]end]].
