Eternals - Reviews

There's less super, more story in Chloé Zhao's melancholy Marvel chapter.

...delicate and intimate, capturing fragile human connections with warmth and naturalism.

There’s a fascinating tension in Eternals between the unstoppable force of the Marvel project and the immovable object of Zhao’s artistic sensibilities.

This is certainly the first Marvel film to reference both the Hiroshima bombing and the Tenochtitlan massacre of 1520, while the connections it draws between overpopulation and extinction seem explicitly tailored to contemporary environmental conc... Read more

...it’s bracing to watch one of these films without having to worry that you’ve missed a billion references to other IP brand extensions...

Director Chloé Zhao was met with an impossible challenge that she took on with grace, skill, and her trademark jaw-dropping scenery.

Yes, 'Eternals' is another origin story, but it replaces the usual Marvel formula of quips and chaos with something altogether more soulful and melancholy.

Eternals isn’t even that complicated or bad as initial reviews are calling it. As a fan, you’re going to love every bit of it.

There are definitely rousing action and set-piece battle sequences...

...has its moments, but it's not an all-time classic.