Jared Leto Discovers Who He is Meant to Be in Final "Morbius" Trailer

 

Preparing for his newest comic book inspired role in cinema, Jared Leto unleashes the darkness and discovers who he is meant to be in the final trailer for "Morbius" - the latest spin-off in Sony's Spider-Man Universe that sees a man looking for a cure to disease discovering a different kind of power instead.

MORBIUS - Final Trailer Morbius opens in theaters this March 30!

Jared Leto unleashes his vampiric side in new Morbius trailer

 

This coming January will see Sony Pictures and Marvel expand the Spider-Man movies universe with another new entry, as a doctor who gains vampire abilities and walks the line between good and evil in Morbius - based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name and starring Jared Leto in the titular role.

Here's the brand new trailer released by Sony, Marvel, and Columbia Pictures.

MORBIUS - Official Trailer (HD)

Morbius will be released in theaters this January.

Venom: Let There Be Carnage is PG-13 and a new poster is revealed!

 

Still sticking to its US release date of October 15, Sony Pictures and Marvel have revealed that "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" will be PG-13 - as well as a brand new poster featuring the cast and the two enemy symbiotes Venom and Carnage who will be played by Tom Hardy and Woody Harrelson respectively!

The film is directed by Andy Serkis, aka Gollum of the Middle-Earth movies and Ulysses Klaue of the MCU!

Venom: Let There Be Carnage new trailer unleashes Woody Harrelson as Carnage!

 

After promising that "there's gonna be Carnage" at the mid-credits scene of the first film, we finally get to see Woody Harrelson unleash his bloody rage as the villainous Cletus Kasady/ Carnage against Tom Hardy's Venom in the long awaited new trailer to "Venom: Let There Be Carnage"!

Check out the new footage below and see what director Andy Serkis has in store for fans of the Lethal Protector and his ultimate adversary!

VENOM: LET THERE BE CARNAGE - Official Trailer 2

Venom: Let There Be Carnage is slated to arrive in cinemas soon!

Venom: Let There Be Carnage unleashes its very first trailer and poster

 

One of the most anticipated first looks for upcoming superhero movies is finally here, as Sony Pictures, Columbia Pictures, and Marvel have unleashed the very first trailer and poster for Venon: Let There Be Carnage - the sequel to 2018's Venom that's directed by Andy Serkis and brings Tom Hardy back as Eddie Brock along with his namesake symbiote buddy as they deal with a new threat played by Woody Harrelson - Cletus Kasady aka Carnage!

VENOM: LET THERE BE CARNAGE - Official Trailer

Venom: Let There Be Carnage will be coming soon to cinemas!

"Morbius" with Jared Leto has been delayed to October 2021 in the US

 

Looks like moviegoers and comic book fans will have to be patient and understanding of the latest string of film delays coming their way due to the ongoing global pandemic, as Variety reports that "Morbius" - the Spider-Man movie spin-off flick starring Jared Leto as scientist turned vampire Michael Morbius, has been delayed by Sony Pictures from its March 19 release date to October 8 in the US. While this is certainly disappointing to many, it's understandable and dependent if the global situation improves - as many theaters worldwide still remain closed to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

Released almost exactly a year ago this time, here's the first teaser trailer for the film.

MORBIUS - Teaser Trailer (HD) Morbius is directed by Daniel Espinosa and also stars Matt Smith, Jared Harris, and Tyrese Gibson.

Venom 2: First look at Woody Harrelson as Cletus Kasady shared by Tom Hardy

If you stuck around the credits for Sony and Marvel's 2018 Spider-Man spin-off film "Venom", you would have seen the very first look at actor Woody Harrelson as Cletus Kasady - better known to fans of Marvel Comics as the host of Venom's "son" and mortal enemy - Carnage!


Venom (2018) - Carnage Scene
Now that filming has officially begun for the sequel, Tom Hardy has shared via his Instagram an official look at Harrelson back as Kasady - sporting a new look too.

Venom 2, directed by motion capture master and actor Andy Serkis, is scheduled for release on October of this year.

ICYMI: Jared Leto embraces the darkness in the first “Morbius” traiiler

One of the most anticipated films of the year finally gets its very first teaser, as Sony Pictures, Columbia Pictures, and Marvel present actor and musician Jared Leto as Michael Morbius - better known to Spider-Man and Marvel Comics fans as the human alter ego of Morbius - The Living Vampire!

In this brand new spin-off from the Spider-Man Movies, Michael Morbius is a man on a mission - determined to find a cure for a rare blood disease he has had since he was a child. Desperate and ill, Morbius is willing to search to the ends of the Earth and pay any price to find a cure for what afflicts him and those with similar cases. However what he finds, and subjects himself to, initially is successful - only to become something far worse than what initially afflicted him in the first place.

Here’s the trailer - with a few neat surprises and easter eggs that Spider-Man and even batty fans will find intreresting!


“Morbius” Trailer Morbius will be released in July 2020 by Columbia Pictures Philippines.

ICYMI: Jared Leto teases new photo from "Morbius"

Showing fans and viewers alike that he is quite busy with his next project that happens to be a Sony Marvel movie, Academy Award winning actor and musician Jared Leto has shared via his Instagram and Facebook page a new look at himself on the set of "Morbius" - the Spider-Man spinoff film that follows on the heels of "Venom" and this time takes a look at the origins of the sometimes ally/ adversary of our friendly neighborhood wallcrawler. Leto plays the lead in Michael Morbius - who becomes afflicted with a form of Vampirism after experimenting on himself to try and cure a rare blood disease.

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Because no one else will walk this path...this place of shadows, where we do what must be done, no matter the cost. #MORBIUS

A post shared by JARED LETO (@jaredleto) on Apr 4, 2019 at 12:35pm PDT

Morbius will be released in theaters on July 2020.

Jared Leto to play Morbius The Living Vampire in newest Spider-Man spin-off film by Sony

Looks like actor and musician Jared Leto is making the rounds when it comes to big blockbusters and superhero films, as The Hollywood Reporter reports that the Suicide Squad/ Joker actor is setting his sights at a Marvel character - namely Spider-Man ally/ foe Morbius The Living Vampire!

According to the report, Leto is cast in the lead role with "Safe House" director Daniel Espinosa helming the project. No other confirmation has been given yet save for the fact that this is the latest Spider-Man spin-off film that Sony Pictures is looking to adapt and is outside of the deal they made with Marvel Studios to incorporate Spider-Man (played by Tom Holland) into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Venom: Teaser poster and trailer released

Giving fans a glimpse of what's to come later at the end of the year, Sony Pictures and Marvel have released the first teaser poster and trailer for "Venom" - the movie featuring one of Spider-Man's greatest enemies embodied in the symbiote of the same name and its host Eddie Brock as played by Tom Hardy.


VENOM - Official Teaser Trailer (HD)
Venom, directed by Ruben Fleischer, hits theaters this October.

Tom Hardy cast as Eddie Brock for "Venom" in 2018

Looks like a very big guy who has played a comic book villain before will once again suit up as certain "Lethal Protector", as English actor Tom Hardy has been cast to play the part of Eddie Brock in Sony Pictures' upcoming "Venom" movie! Tweeted by Sony themselves (with a pic of Hardy wearing a Venom shirt above) and reported by The Hollywood Reporter, the film will be set in Sony's new Spider-Man centered universe that begins with Spider-Man: Homecoming this year, and will be directed by Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer.

Certainly no stranger to Spider-Man fans, Venom is well known as the union between Eddie Brock and the Black alien symbiote that Spider-Man brought back from the "Secret Wars" as his new costume. While the symbiote has transferred and bonded with other hosts over the years (including Flash Thompson), Brock remains the original Venom and has recently returned to that role in comics. With Tom Hardy having experience playing bulky characters in "Bronson" and as Bane in "The Dark Knight Rises", it's a sure bet that this is one of the best casting choices made in films yet.

Venom is expected to be released on October 5, 2018.

Rumor: Sony reportedly planning an "Aunt May" spinoff for Spider-Man film franchise

Looks like Peter Parker's favorite lady and mother figure is getting her own film, if rumors are to be believed...

According to a report from Latino-Review, an "Aunt May" film is apparently in the works, featuring May Reilly Parker -  the caring and loving aunt who along with her late husband Ben Parker raises young Peter Parker as surrogate parents following the disappearance and demise of his parents.

It is this loving presence combined with Ben's "Great Power, Great Responsibility" message that instilled Peter with the principles and strength to become a compassionate figure and hero, which is the driving force behind his alter ego as The Amazing Spider-Man.

Spinning out of The Amazing Spider-Man film franchise, the "Aunt May" film will apparently concentrate on the character's younger days, much similar to how Marvel Studios is driving down the post-WWII era with Hayley Atwell playing Steve Rogers/ Captain America's love interest from that period, Agent Peggy Carter in the upcoming "Agent Carter" TV Series. Whether this will involve Sally Field during present day sequences or not is still up in the air, but for more information on the story, visit Cinema Blend and the source post at Latino-Review.

Hopefully, it does not go for this storyline though.

Marvel Movies: Spider-Man film franchise will "Never Ever Ever" leave Sony's hands

With The Amazing Spider-Man 2 currently in production, you'd think that the web-slinger would slowly but surely join his brethren in Marvel Studios once filming was complete. Rumors persisted that Sony Pictures was considering selling the rights back to the House of Ideas and Walt Disney Pictures, thereby setting the wall-crawler alongside his fellow superheroes.

Well, looks like that isn't happening anytime soon, as Ain't It Cool confirmed in a conversation with Sony Pictures Co-Chairman Amy Pascal regarding the rumor. She confirms that Sony will "never ever ever" let the rights to Spidey go away, and why would they? Given Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Trilogy and the Marc Webb reboot in 2012 and it's upcoming sequel next year, that's a money-generating hero for the studio that'll keep them happy as well as viewers themselves. They've done a terrific job with both interpretations thus far, and while The Amazing Spider-Man rebooted things to a slow start, the sequel may pave the way for something greater.

For more information, visit the source post at Ain't It Cool and Bleeding Cool.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 hits theaters on May 2, 2014.