The Crawlspace crew reviews the Morbius movie. We list pros and cons and help you decide if you need to see it in the theater.
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To really understand what’s going on behind this kind of movie, you guys should watch Screen Rant’s Pitch meeting videos. All will be clear. 😀
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BTW, Tyler was right. Bats aren’t blind at all, they can see, they just use echolocation to “see” (technically, hear) better in the night. It’s one of many misconceptions like the idea that they cling to your hairs or that they all eat blood. There is also a group of bats, the fruit bats or flying foxes, that has good eyesight (at least at twilight).
If you don’t believe him, I hope you can at least trust a biologist. 🙂