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Michael Keaton Didn’t Understand His Morbin’ Time

Michael Keaton as Vulture in Morbius. Screenshot: Disney+

Just when you thought Morbin’ Time couldn’t get better, Michael Keaton has put a cherry on top. At the end of Morbius, 2022’s campy Spider-Man adjacent film, the iconic actor makes a brief, seemingly non-sensical cameo, reprising his role from 2017’s Spider-Man: Homecoming. The implication was some kind of integration between the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Sony Spider-Verse, or so we believed. – Germain Lussier Read More

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