The poster would have me believe this is just a feature length version of Talking Heads Once in a Lifetime music video.
The main conflict and villain is swiftly resolved and defeated because multiple people falsely assume that a group of High Schoolers wouldn't find a preserved living caveman to be the coolest thing ever.
You could tell me Brendan Fraser is an actual revived caveman that Hollywood trained into an actor and I would believe you.
First time in awhile I've sat down to watch a movie on public TV and fate decided I needed to be subjected to Pauly Shore in a leading role.
When the end credits rolled, the elderly gentleman in the seat next to me immediately stood up and started clapping and cheering loudly. He then turned to me and said "Wasn't that a wonderful picture? Wasn't Doctor Morbius utterly fantastic?" That man was none other than Stan Lee himself, the inventor of comic books.
#MorbiusSweep
WHERE WAS BIBBLE?!
I am not female and therefore lack a female perspective, so whatever this film is trying to say in regards through that lens, I don't know if I am the right person or target audience to attempt to dissect or review it's subversions, reflections, and messages about the female experience. This film gives me indications it does not care about my opinion anyway. (Which I understand might be a reflection of how some women feel, designed to…
