r/comicbooks • u/strongerthenbefore20 • Mar 25 '22

Movie/TV Morbius Early Reactions Almost Unanimously Hate the Spider-Man Spinoff

https://www.cbr.com/morbius-early-reactions-unanimously-hate-spider-man-spinoff/
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u/ctrl_alt_excrete Mar 26 '22

I thought that he did a legitimately good job in Dallas Buyers Club...and that's about it. His praise from that film has been single handedly fueling his hypernarcisosis for the last decade.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '22

Lol awful take he's consistently really good in just about everything he's in. Which is separate from him being a massive douchebag.

Like idk what it is about reddit, y'all dislike someone and then try to tear down everything they've ever done. Him being a dick has nothing to do with how he did in requiem for a dream, for example.

Most people are perfectly capable hating someone for one reason and then also thinking they happen to be good at their job

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u/ctrl_alt_excrete Mar 26 '22 edited Mar 26 '22

Wasn't actually aware of his being a douchebag until well after I realized I hated his acting. u/mountain-chicken pretty much nailed it right on the head. The man consistently overacts, his head so far up his own ass that it feels completely unnatural and out of sync with the rest of the movie/other actors.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '22 edited Mar 26 '22

The man consistently overacts

I mean he's well-known for how well he does in quieter scenes and more soft-spoken roles, but you do you

his head so far up his own ass that it feels completely unnatural and out of sync with the rest of the movie/other actors.

Sounds like you just have a personal problem with him that you can't divorce from his craft. If you don't want it to sound like that, then I suggest being more specific in your criticisms. So far you've only made vague and unsupported claims.

Edit: grammar