Morbius ending explained
Morbius is a bit hesitant to share his newfound cure with others when he discovers that it worked.
Milo’s discovery of the blood cure leads him into an all-out brawl against The Living Brain, whose very presence signifies disaster for our hero! The two fight viciously and desperately until their battle spills onto New York City streets where cars spin out of control around them; this scene will be seared forever in my mind as one depicting total chaos–which perfectly summarizes what Morbi would taste like without sanity or soul
When the serum finally takes effect, it’s too late for Morbiu as his next victim is a nurse who worked with him. Unknown to both of them though – thanks in part due to only company funding-Milo has sneakily removed one vial from their supply and taken off before anyone notices! His first taste comes at least partially without memory when he meets this particular person but decides against killing them just yet because there might still be some cure left inside…
After the nurse’s death, Morbius is under suspicion by FBI agents who were already investigating his earlier massacre. He attacks them to try and get away but ends up in prison instead where he awaits trial for murder
Inmates at the prison had been telling stories about Morbius’ escape for years, but no one believed they were true. Then one day in late 2020 when he came to visit his old captive there was finally some truth behind their myths…
Milo gave him blood which made it possible for this dhampir vampire hybrid (a recently created creature) whose mind still contained many human traits–among them empathy and compassion-to break free from within! He confronted MIto by emerging onto a busy street where cars swished past below while pedestrians walked peacefully above; never realizing what danger lay just outside their
Morbius refused to fight his lifelong friend, but also felt that it would be wrong of him given how much they’ve been through together. As such he quit running from the law and turned himself in so they could arrest one person rather than two for crimes committed by both men…
Morbius has been working on a way to stop Milo and plans to use it against himself too. The artificial blood he’s used for keeping the cure Working is becoming less effective, if not altogether useless; though by killing himself now, there’s still some chance that Morbiwill is able to avoid infection before it’s Too Late!
In a shocking display of violence, the evil genius known only as Milo lures his childhood friend and lab assistant Morbius away from safety by attacking Dr. Nicholas (Jared Harris) – who has been helping them both since they were kids! The desperate doctor manages to escape with his life but not before being killed right in front of him; this just leaves Martine’s vulnerability wide open for someone else’s take-over plan: namely yours truly…
When Martine realizes that she is dying, all the strength seems to have left her body. She tells Morbius “drink from me” so he can get what little power remains in him and defeat Milo with it for good; knowing full well how dangerous this act would be if successful – there were no brakes on their eternal battle after all!
Unfortunately for Morbius, he underestimated his opponent. After the battle had been going on for some time and it seemed like victory was near at hand with all of those bats swarming around him ready to contain whatever threat awaited within New York City’s sewers – suddenly there came a loud crash which caused every single one of their attention turn toward its source: young lawyer Bourbon proceeding blindly forward into danger without fear!
Milo may have been strong but this boy would not go unnoticed by anyone so long as they could smell blood flowing through veins fresh of course what really makes everything worthwhile are friendships built alongside great adventures such
The serum is a powerful drug that can turn someone’s blood back to normal if it has been infected by the virus. However, Morbius injects himself with this antibody despite knowing how dangerous and ultimately fatal its effects are for him because he doesn’t want any more people experimented on like in “The Living Vampire”.
Milo died after being given too much iron from an attach experiment gone wrong but before any more harm could be done his old friend realized what was happening just far enough away so as not have time to stop working altogether while still sending out distress signals across radio frequencies known only Betamese society who would come running at once
As he flies away to safety, we see that Martine’s body has opened its eyes and she appears Turned into a vampire-like Morbius. Comic book fans will know this happens in the comics which ultimately leads up to a tragic end for her when Spider-Man has no choice but to kill his friend because of what was done by accident while fighting vampires who wanted blood from them both
and also due to some other events going on at once such as being bitten before having died so there are two people now living within one body struggling against each other until one side wins out causing death
According to the credits, we can expect more of Michael Keaton’s Vulture in an upcoming movie. It seems likely that he will be appearing as one of Spider-Man’s Rogues Gallery—a character who has often collaborated with him on screen before but never actually had his own series!
However, it doesn’t follow exactly what happens comic book storylines are typically based on so don’t hold your breath waiting for this transformation Although there was some talk about including Silver Sable (an actress), which would’ve made sense considering they’re both characters from different timelines
Otherwise, Morbius is a pretty isolated and separate character from Venom or Spider-Man. For now at least!
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