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As an aside, I've read two recent books by mainstream authors that have incorporated elements of the multiverse concept: Dean Koontz's "Elsewhere", and Preston & Child's "Bloodless" (a Pendergast novel). So the idea seems to be a popular current trend across media.

A good share of the audience for this movie has not seen

That film is one of the worst Marvel 3D's, and not a very good example of 3D period, IMO.

I think the timing is right. I read somewhere that this is the shortest running time of any recent Marvel film.

Given the success of "long" films in recent years, I don't think they'll be getting shorter any time soon. But it's a real barrier in my mind. If I'm trying to pick a movie to watch, I'll often pick the one that's 2 hours or less. Once they start going over 2 hours, it just seems like too much...

Joffrey Baratheon. ;)

I'm with Jason. Marvel seems to know what they're doing.

I think he's been busy producing, rather than directing of late. Sadly several of those films were remakes of varying quality (Evil Dead, Poltergeist, The Grudge), with a couple of quite good originals: Don't Breathe and Crawl. Plus the TV series Spartacus, and Ash vs. Evil Dead. But it looks...

Yep, these people need to understand that they're largely director-for-hire on these sorts of films. They just need to get in, get out, and deliver the film on schedule as they were hired to do. If they're successful at that process, that's when they can sometimes transfer that good feeling...

Eh, I enjoyed Venom. I'll give Morbius a look see.

Morbius has already finished shooting and is released in theaters July 31, 2020. Stars Jared Leto. Moon Knight is being discussed as a possible Disney+ series.