Ari Aster is the director behind some of The best horror movies of A24Namely, "inherited" and "Midsmar", although he split into dark comedies ("Bio is not afraid") and the unspecified ("Eddington") by making a name for himself as a nightmare conjun. Regardless of which genre works, however, Aster makes original projects that boast of a different style of authors, and it is difficult to imagine that it lends its miracle talents. That said, it turns out that the director was offered a chance to corner Skci vampire film "Morbius", As he remembered in an interview with "Traffic lights". Directly to quote:

"I feel like I don't have to say. Should I? I was asked to make More ... Is that" Mobius? "Morbius? ' We could add it to my list (Flops). "

Morbius sees Aredar in the summer of playing the title biochemist-bloodthirsty, which becomes a creature of the night after being infected with vampirism during an attempt to improve health. He also has a brother named Milo Morbius (Matt Smith) who suffers from the same predisposition, but unlike the anti -heroic character of the summer, he chooses to accept his bloodshed and cause chaos. Since Morbius boasts some horror elements, it is understandable why Sony Pictures, Marvel Entertainment, and other stakeholders here wanted to touch the renowned director of the genre as an Aster to direct. However, the fact that Aster barely remembers the film title suggests that he has no interest in working with Marvel - and he was also critical of superhero films in the past.

Martin Scorsese once criticized superhero filmsSpecifically, surprise the film films of the universe, comparing them to thematic park rides (not in a fun way), opening the floods for journalists to ask directors to share their thinking about the trend. Indeed, Ari Aster is one of the many recognized directors who have since been asked to express their opinions about this kind of blockbusters, and while his criticism was not as savage as Scorsese, it is clear that he has some problems with the pop cultural dominance of Marvel and DC. As he once told the bird (through Business Standard):

"My monopoly is annoyed. But it's probably no safer not to present an opinion as it's a scandal every time someone does. But I think every monopoly is unhealthy, and of course that applies to this."

As for this writing, Aster seems to have no interest in making films about Caped Crusaders, as he would rather tell original stories and be part of the change he wants to see. That, he said, Morbius may have proved better than happening if Aster was at the helm - though he probably won't be allowed to do anything as heinous or disturbing as "inherited" or "Midsmar".

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