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Morbius

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3. I agree with the assessment: it's very nearly a perfect movie.

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Sun Mar 22, 2026, 08:02 PM

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The cinematography might be the finest b&w in history. The casting is exquisite. The score is unforgettable. It was nominated for three Oscars: best director, best film editing, and best cinematography, winning for the last only. But today it is recognized as a film noir classic.

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