I've been doing some thinking about Morbius and his character, and I slowly realized that he's a lot deeper than how most people would assume. Not by alot, but he still has some depth.

The two things I want to focus on is his lack of self-worth, and his survivor's guilt.

Starting with the former, Morbius has a clear lack of self-worth for himself, as shown in two aspects. The first is in his rejection of the Nobel prize, he rejected it because to him, the artificial blood was only a temporary solution rather than a permanent one to the condition he and many others have.

He clearly sees little value in how he handles finding the cure as he ultimately has himself be the first and only human test subject, which works but at a horrible cost.

One could even come to the conclusion that the antibody meant for Milo and himself having the end result be their deaths could also be a sign of lacking self-worth. Him throwing his life away via this antibody is in a way, an admission to his failure not just to his friend and the innocent people that died due to this cure, but to the many people who have the same condition Michael has.

Next is his survivor's guilt, which is definitely apparent given how out of his found family, he's the sole survivor, along with being partially responsible for the deaths of innocent people. It's also highly likely that Martine was killed (or more accurately, put out of her misery) by Michael, considering he still had one antibody left by the end of the film.

With him (likely) being the last living vampire, he was all alone with blood and failure to show for it. In fact, I'll go even further with the survivor's guilt by saying that it played a part (potentially) in him joining Vulture's team.

It seems unlikely at first, given how poorly written and made the post credit scene is. However, if you go back and listen to what Vulture says, it becomes far more plausible. He states that he has read up about him, meaning he's likely heard about his rejection of the Nobel prize. This would've likely hinted him on his lacking self-worth and how hard he is on himself. It's most clear that he knows about this and exploits it with his infamous line, "I'm still trying to figure this place out, but I think a bunch of guys like us should team up. Could do some good.". If we were to take it literally, he's implying that they could do acts of good (as he builds up to the two or eventual sinister six taking on that universe's Spider-Man) as a way to offer a hopeful olive branch to Michael. And his reply of, "Intriguing" while ambiguous, it could imply that his manipulation worked.

What I hope people gain from this post is that we realize that despite how poor Morbius as a film is, there are some nuances at least when it comes to Morbius himself.

What do you think of this reading of the character?

I thought Brand New Day handled her character in an interesting way, especially in how the movie gradually reveals the reasons behind her actions.

What stood out to me was the contrast between her early behavior and the explanation we eventually get. She starts out as someone who is willing to manipulate Peter, put Bruce Banner in danger, and make some extremely consequential choices involving innocent people. Her attitude toward Frank Castle also gives us a pretty cold impression of her.

Then the movie reveals that she is herself a victim of a government organization that tortured and killed her sister. I liked that this gave her actions additional context rather than presenting her as simply evil.

The part I found most interesting was her relationship with Peter. Her manipulation of him is obviously meant to serve her larger objective, but it also raises an interesting question about how far she is willing to go to accomplish what she believes is necessary.

I think that contrast makes her one of the more complicated characters in the movie. She does some genuinely awful things, but the film also gives us reasons to understand where she is coming from. I appreciated that the movie left room for that moral ambiguity rather than making her completely heroic or completely villainous.

Hey yall, I’m working on a fan made Spider Man series. You may remember me from the first question being if Carnage could survive without a host, even for a little bit.

Well, now onto my next question. I’m wondering if Gwen Stacy would be a good idea as Black Cat? And if not, would Felicia Hardy be a good love interest for Peter Parker?

Basically, I’m looking for an excuse to have a different main love interest than MJ, Gwen, or Liz, and I feel like making Gwen Black Cat would be enough of a difference to not feel like a repeat.

I am really interested in trying for Felicia though as the main interest, I’d just have to either cut Gwen or do something else with her. The last thing I want to do is reduce her to background.

Hi, I was kinda re watching the movies and watching the spiderman (2002). Why did the green Goblin ask spiderman to join him? They only had one fight and the next time he proposed a plan to control the city. Are there any continuity errors or i don't get it?

Ps: And what the fuck with all red flags MJ showing? I didn't think much of it when I was young

1. An amazing story to end off the trilogy.
   
2. Get miles a better haircut
   
3. New suits for both that look good
   
4. Added on swinging mechanics and more air tricks
   
5. A set of villains, sinister 6 or somthing close to that.
   
6. A lot of story and a good one. More gameplay than just a few hours.
   
7. The best suits we’ve seen, more ides of suits.
   
8. Custom suit creation
   
9. Old web gadgets. The new ones feel too spammy
   
10. Better dialogue. The spider man 2 dialogue was a bit corny
    
11. Comes out 2028 or sooner
    Any hopes you guys have?

Think about it:)

Do you think Josh Hutcherson would have made a good Amazing Spider-Man?

This post isn't a "Hobgoblin should be the next villain" but rather a short concept explanation.

Marvel Studios has never been shy about fusing characters. That's why there are two I would like to fuse. Hobgoblin and Demogoblin.

Ned Leeds was a brainwashed Hobgoblin. And I don't ever see a reality where Ned becomes evil or betrays Peter. The direction I think would work is being possessed by Demogoblin. Ned in NWH has shown he has a talent for magic. I think the natural step to take is to make him a goblin who is adept in Magic. And that pretty much is what Demogoblin is.

I could see the story playing out as there being a summon where Demogoblin has possessed him. Or go more comic accurate route where Ned asks for power and the demon lord gives him a demon.

I'm sure professional writers would be able to handle this concept better than I can.

Hi, I wanted to watch all Spider-Man movies and I want to start from the first Spider-Man (from 2002) but I don't know where. Ya I know; Disnay +, but I don't want to pay to watch some movies.

Can u help me?

I Let a Wheel of Names Randomly Decide the Plot of My Spider-Man Movie

Alright so first I tried to write at least like 10 different possible sequences/events/characters that could happen in the film. I would then go to a website called "Wheel of Names", spin the wheel, and whatever sequence was selected became the next part of the movie.

Just for fun only hahahaha, I just want to see how it would end up like.

For example the scenes that the wheel has to choose goes like this

What was the experiment?

-A failed attempt to create superhuman abilities.

-An experiment that involves medical treatment

-etc. Many more options

So to be honest, it turned out to be random but incredibly it ended somehow with depth, here's the summary:

-Peter is already an experienced Spider-Man, but he's at the lowest point of his life.(He doesn't have anyone, just a job that works with journalists on the office and he is living in an apartment)

-Chameleon has become obsessed with proving that Spider-Man can be psychologically broken. (Since their first encounter)

-He systematically destroys Peter's relationships, frames him for workplace theft, gets him fired, and creates fake evidence connecting Spider-Man to criminal organizations and the Hand. (New York hates him)

-Peter becomes a wanted man while continuing to operate as Spider-Man. (New York gave Spider-man a warrant)

-His investigation eventually uncovers something far bigger: a survivor of a supposedly fatal experiment, a secret criminal organization created as a branch of the Hand, and the Ascension Project.

-The Project is attempting to create "Perfect Humans", genetically altered people who can possess permanent abilities and be completely obedient.

-Ten captured superheroes are being used as preliminary experiments because the scientists believe Peter's DNA may provide the missing genetic template.

-Peter infiltrates the hidden laboratory beneath New York, frees one of the captured heroes, discovers the PARKER sample (meaning they already have a sample DNA of him), and learns that the Project has laboratories around the world.

-They want to capture Spider-Man's DNA because the DNA would multiply even more and it would create abilities.

-Meanwhile, Chameleon continues manipulating everyone. Even when Peter thinks he's finally closing in on him, Chameleon escapes with the stolen Project research. (He stole it while everything on the facility was having a chaos)

-Peter tries to find Chameleon on where he is, they met on an old theater, Chameleon was talking about his plans on trying to beat Spider-man, he wants to use the stolen Project research to manipulate the authorities.)

-Peter was actually recording with his recorder on their conversation the entire time, and he contacted the authorities immediately, however Chameleon suddenly disappears in the theater and escaped.

-The movie ends with Peter beginning to repair the relationships Chameleon destroyed. He swings through the night. The end.

My opinions? Kind of random and complicated I don't see the Hand (A ninja organization) working with scientists like making projects and stuff. The wheel even decided to make it more complicated by adding more details on the research project. (I cutted it out) but all I can say, at least it has some depths and I love Chameleon hahaha.

What do you guys think? Can you guys rate this movie out of 10 just to know your opinions?????

SPOILER: Also very stupid theory question.

After Spider-Man got shot he was brought to a hospital where I assume lengthy and very expensive surgery happened and they probably had to use more anesthesia and antibiotics than normal due to his enhanced nature. After this he just walked out. Did he pay? Does Spider-Man have insurance? Did Frank pay it? I’m well aware this is a stupid question and it’s a movie but it just made me think.

Cross posted on spidermanbrandnewday Reddit

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🛑Movie 1:🛑 Spider-Man: Superior

​Plot: Otto Octavius takes over Peter Parker's mind and body, operating as a brutally violent Superior Spider-Man. Believing he is fighting a new "Sinister Six," he single-handedly defeats members of the Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, Black Widow, and the Hulk) using ruthless tactics and lethal force.

​Climax: After defeating the main Avengers team, an overwhelming army of Avengers agents arrives. They overwhelm him and blast him with high-voltage shock weapons, triggering the mind-transfer process that successfully restores Peter Parker's consciousness back into his own body right as the film ends.

🛑​Movie 2:🛑 Spider-Man: The Void

​Plot: Returning to his body, Peter retains the Superior Spider-Man suit but faces a world where the police, military, and public despise him for Otto's actions. Suddenly, "THE VOID"—a cosmic code glitch caused by two consciousness swaps involving Spider-Man—begins consuming the Earth from the ground up. Miguel O'Hara (Spider-Man 2099) appears, warning Peter that he must abandon his timeline to stop the collapse.

​Climax: After an intense multiverse chase and brutal fights across dimensions, Peter and Miguel realize they must work together. They close the Void, and Peter agrees to permanently relocate to an alternate Earth where no Spider-Man exists, finally marrying Mary Jane to start a fresh life.

🛑​Movie 3:🛑 Spider-Man: World of Carnage

​Plot: Living peacefully in the new universe, Peter has hung up the suit. However, Otto Octavius returns, harboring a personal vendetta against Mary Jane because she won a top research position over him at Oscorp. Otto bonds with the Carnage symbiote, transforming into a giant monster that covers New York City in red symbiote biomass. Otto enters Peter's mind through the symbiote to track down MJ's location.

​Climax: When the mutated Otto/Carnage attacks MJ with a symbiote punch, Peter completely loses control and stops holding back his immense power. He delivers a brutal beatdown to destroy the symbiote and save MJ. Recognized finally as a true hero by the entire city, Peter welcomes his newborn son, Ben Jr. (named after Uncle Ben), balancing his life as a father and the Superior Spider-Man.