Harry Potter, beast with no teeth
You hardly need a magic wand to prod Harry Potter fans into the queue for the latest instalment in the Wizarding World. For everyone else the biggest draw is Mads Mikkelsen.
You hardly need a magic wand to prod Harry Potter fans into the queue for the latest instalment in the Wizarding World. For everyone else the biggest draw is Mads Mikkelsen.
Despite Leto’s star turn and the thrilling special effects, Morbius is one of the weaker additions to the Marvel family.
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