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Eternals
Marvel Studios Marvel Studios

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Eternals

In the beginning...

2021 156 min ★ 6.8 (9,389) Released
Action Adventure Science Fiction

The Eternals are a team of ancient aliens who have been living on Earth in secret for thousands of years. When an unexpected tragedy forces them out of the shadows, they are forced to reunite against mankind’s most ancient enemy, the Deviants.

Original title
Eternals
Language
EN
Country
US
Budget
$200,000,000
Revenue
$402,064,899
Reviews & Ratings 6
Daemonicvs

Daemonicvs

Sep 25, 2023 · via TMDB

I just watched this, Sep 24, two years after its release. I actually liked it much better than the rest of the woky crap they have been putting out ever since this one. I do not known why I keep watching this MCU stuff, I guess I am a worm and I deserve it xD.

Andre Gonzales

Andre Gonzales

May 15, 2023 · via TMDB

★ 5.0

It was an ok movie. Just hard for me to get into. The movie is just to hard to fathom as a real possibility. With their powers it's dumb they only can fight the machine things.

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Aug 28, 2022 · via TMDB

★ 1.0

The Eternals have lived on Earth for 7,000 years. That’s a long time, but their movie somehow manages to feel even longer than that. Now, if the Eternals predate the Avengers by a few millennia, and have been actively and openly involved in various periods of human history, where where they during the events of the last two Avengers movies? Since those (mis)adventures had nothing to do with “Deviants”, the Eternals presumably couldn't be bothered to lift a finger. If that’s the case, why did they stay on Earth so long after the Deviants had supposedly been eradicated? And if the Deviants are at least as old as the Eternals, why are they called after a word in a language that wasn't going to exist until eons later? This question actually has an answer, albeit a nonsensical one: as far as I can discern English is, for some unfathomable reason, the lingua franca of the Universe, which of course includes both the Earth and Olympia. One Eternal even communicates with sign language, which I guess means she invented it. Moreover, several Eternals have an unambiguous ethnicity; are we to understand that they originated these, for lack of a better term, races on our planet? Or is it just a big coincidence that Olympia has Mexicans, Irish, Scottish, Pakistanis, and South Koreans? And speaking of inventions, it seems that ancient civilizations were more (or less, as the case may be) technologically advanced than we had previously thought; specifically when it comes to the CGI that they apparently used to build their cities. This imagery that looks straight out of Age of Empires is the reason that Eternals never generates the slightest sense of urgency (and if it did, it could never keep it up for the more than two and a half hours of running time). Who cares about the destruction of the world when the world in the first place is plainly phonier than a diploma issued by Megatrend University? Hell, the entire Universe seems to consist almost exclusively of green screens. How much respect or fear can Arishem and the Deviants respectively inspire or instill when they are nothing more than shapeless masses of pixels? All things considered, the only redeeming thing about this film is that it points out (unwittingly, I must assume) the arbitrariness of everything that has to do with the MCU: "Five years ago, Thanos wiped out half the population of the universe ... But the people of this planet brought them all back with a snap of the fingers." Now imagine a 7,000-year long finger-snap.

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Dark Jedi

Apr 19, 2022 · via TMDB

Although it was nice to watch a Marvel movie which is not just a rehash of the same old universe and which was reasonably woke-free for once this movie was unfortunately pretty meh. It is not as bad as many of the detractors claim but it is miles away from being as good as some of those who liked it claims. It is actually pretty meh. On the good side there are some decent special effects but that is more or less to be expected. It is the one thing that Marvel movies usually have going for them after all. It is a fairly serious movie that is not so polluted with comic relief as some of the Marvel movies. The story is a interesting one but it is unfortunately a bit wasted by the implementation in this movie. Also, it pretty much screws up evolution from the extinction of the dinosaurs as well as any form of religious theories (not that I am a great believer in those though). But then this is pure superhero fantasy so I’m not too bothered by that. My main gripe with this movie is that it, as is way to often the case with Hollywood, portrays the Eternals more like a bunch of bickering dysfunctional children than the wise thousands of years old beings that they are supposed to be. Ikarus in particular is a pure Hollywood asshat. He reminds me of that pervert asshole Homelander in the depraved Hollywood creation The Boys. However Druig and Sprite also grated on me in a lot of the scenes. I never like characters that betray people, stick knifes in peoples backs (literally) and so on. The movie also felt a bit slow. There was a lot of rather boring filler material between the actual action or advancement of the story, and a shitload of flashbacks. I hate flashbacks but then that is probably personal. To me they just interrupt the flow. The movie also does not really feel very positive. It ends rather sadly actually. Also, at the end they may have saved Earth but, if the story is to believed, by doing so they prevented billions and billions of beings from ever being created. Not really a win-win is it? It is clear that this movie was setting things up for a continuation and, despite my reservations about this one, I think there is a pretty good oportunity to create something decent from this. It all depends on whether they pick a decent write/director or one of the woke Marvel hacks.

CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

Mar 28, 2022 · via TMDB

★ 6.0

The premiss here is quite fun - 7,000 years ago a diverse race of immortals arrive on Earth to protect the population from a monstrous race of "Deviants" who are bent on eating us all up. Their "Prime Directive", if you will, is that they must not interfere in human conflict, so once they have cleared away the beasties, they split up and lead separate lives. That is, until "Sersi" (Gemma Chan), her pal "Sprite" (Lia McHugh) and her beau "Dane" (Kit Harrington) are set upon in London by a newly empowered creature only to be rescued by "Ikaris" (Richard Madden) - and that incident forces them all to reassemble. Pretty soon they discover the body of their erstwhile leader "Ajak" (Selma Hayek) and must now combine their forces to thwart their ever strengthening enemy and learn why they have resurfaced. Unfortunately, what now follows is a stunning looking, but really pretty dull series of set-piece scenarios that rather clunkily combine mythology and melodrama, romance and action. The camera loves Madden, but as an actor - even clad in blue leather - he is little better than a handsome man. Kumail Nanjiani ("KIngo") has a soupçon of charisma, but the rest of the cast including the really out of place Angelina Jolie ("Thena") and Harish Patel ("Karun") who is intent on videoing everthing at considerable risk to himself, really offer little by way of characterisation and the attempts at humour misfire most of the time. The story has some great effects, but so what? That's what we expect from the most mediocre of productions nowadays. What was needed here were far fewer actors and a much more robust story - and, yes, it could probably have lost the half an hour spent justifying the enormous budget in far-lung locations (real and imaginary). There's a final scene midway through the credits that really does not bode well for the sequel either. I was really pretty bored with this film and though undoubtedly a colourful, action-packed big screen experience, it is an entirely forgettable film to watch.

KlassicFilms

KlassicFilms

Jan 28, 2022 · via TMDB

★ 2.0

As Simon Cowell would say: That was the worst we've seen all day"

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Cast 39
Gemma Chan

Gemma Chan

Sersi

Richard Madden

Richard Madden

Ikaris

Angelina Jolie

Angelina Jolie

Thena

Salma Hayek Pinault

Salma Hayek Pinault

Ajak

Kumail Nanjiani

Kumail Nanjiani

Kingo

Lia McHugh

Lia McHugh

Sprite

Brian Tyree Henry

Brian Tyree Henry

Phastos

Lauren Ridloff

Lauren Ridloff

Makkari

Barry Keoghan

Barry Keoghan

Druig

Don Lee

Don Lee

Gilgamesh

Bill Skarsgård

Bill Skarsgård

Kro (voice)

Kit Harington

Kit Harington

Dane Whitman

Harish Patel

Harish Patel

Karun

Haaz Sleiman

Haaz Sleiman

Ben

Esai Daniel Cross

Esai Daniel Cross

Jack

Harry Styles

Harry Styles

Eros

Alan Scott

Alan Scott

Patrick

Hannah Dodd

Hannah Dodd

Sandra

Adrià Escudero

Adrià Escudero

Diego

Sebastián Viveros

Sebastián Viveros

Jano

Nikkita Chadha

Nikkita Chadha

Bollywood Star

Grahame Fox

Grahame Fox

Kro On-Set Reader

Zain Al Rafeea

Zain Al Rafeea

Mesopotamian Young Man

Lucia Efstathiou

Lucia Efstathiou

Natural History Museum Student

Orson Rosenberg

Orson Rosenberg

Aztec Child

Derek Horsham

Derek Horsham

Ancient Babylon Smuggler #1

Jeff Mirza

Jeff Mirza

Gupta Hindu Priest

Ozer Ercan

Ozer Ercan

Ancient Babylon Smuggler #2

Patton Oswalt

Patton Oswalt

Pip the Troll (voice)

David Kaye

David Kaye

Arishem (voice)

Nisha Aaliya

Nisha Aaliya

Bollywood Dancer

Charithra Chandran

Charithra Chandran

Bollywood Dancer

Ramzan Miah

Ramzan Miah

Bollywood Dancer

Aakash Shukal

Aakash Shukal

Bollywood Dancer

Brenda Lorena Garcia

Brenda Lorena Garcia

Babylon Villager (uncredited)

Sebastian Senior

Sebastian Senior

Passerby (uncredited)

Chloe Stannage

Chloe Stannage

Girl (uncredited)

Mahershala Ali

Mahershala Ali

Eric Brooks / Blade (voice) (uncredited)

Megan Jacobs Shrivastava

Megan Jacobs Shrivastava

Lecture Kid (uncredited)

Crew 113
Eve Stewart

Eve Stewart

Production Design

Michael Standish

Michael Standish

Set Decoration

Joshua James Richards

Joshua James Richards

Camera Operator

Ben Davis

Ben Davis

Director of Photography

Sammy Sheldon

Sammy Sheldon

Costume Design

Flora Moody

Flora Moody

Makeup & Hair

Joel Harlow

Joel Harlow

Makeup Department Head

Jeanie King

Jeanie King

Executive Visual Effects Producer

Mike Lambert

Mike Lambert

Fight Choreographer

Kevin R. Wright

Kevin R. Wright

Other

Ellie-Mae Ratcliffe

Ellie-Mae Ratcliffe

Stand In

Eunice Huthart

Eunice Huthart

Stunt Coordinator

Isaac Hamon

Isaac Hamon

Stunt Coordinator

Joey Box

Joey Box

Stunt Coordinator

Anton Simpson-Tidy

Anton Simpson-Tidy

Stunt Double

Bryan McCoy

Bryan McCoy

Stunt Double

Chelsea Mather

Chelsea Mather

Stunt Double

Dacio Caballero

Dacio Caballero

Stunt Double

Joe Kennard

Joe Kennard

Stunt Double

Jon Xue Zhang

Jon Xue Zhang

Stunt Double

Kellina Rutherford

Kellina Rutherford

Stunt Double

Kimberly Shannon Murphy

Kimberly Shannon Murphy

Stunt Double

Tygorah Smith

Tygorah Smith

Stunt Double

Vaia Zaganas

Vaia Zaganas

Stunt Double

Yusuf Chaudhri

Yusuf Chaudhri

Stunt Double

Zack Duhame

Zack Duhame

Stunt Double

Adam Bowman

Adam Bowman

Stunts

Andy Wareham

Andy Wareham

Stunts

Annabel Wood

Annabel Wood

Stunts

Anthony Martins

Anthony Martins

Stunts

Billy Clements

Billy Clements

Stunts

Brenda Lorena Garcia

Brenda Lorena Garcia

Stunts

Charles Haugk

Charles Haugk

Stunts

Christina Petrou

Christina Petrou

Stunts

Claire Hoogenboom

Claire Hoogenboom

Stunts

Doren John Farmer

Doren John Farmer

Stunts

Elizabeth Donker Curtius

Elizabeth Donker Curtius

Stunts

Emma Britton

Emma Britton

Stunts

Erol Ismail

Erol Ismail

Stunts

Felix Leech

Felix Leech

Stunts

Guiomar Alonso

Guiomar Alonso

Stunts

Hannah Betts

Hannah Betts

Stunts

Jack Jagodka

Jack Jagodka

Stunts

James Cox

James Cox

Stunts

Kenny Knight

Kenny Knight

Stunts

Kiran Pandé

Kiran Pandé

Stunts

Liam Coote

Liam Coote

Stunts

Luke Gomes

Luke Gomes

Stunts

Martin Gordon

Martin Gordon

Stunts

Megan Le

Megan Le

Stunts

Nadia Hansell

Nadia Hansell

Stunts

Nicholas Daines

Nicholas Daines

Stunts

Pablo Verdejo

Pablo Verdejo

Stunts

Paul Bailey

Paul Bailey

Stunts

Paul Lowe

Paul Lowe

Stunts

Pete Ford

Pete Ford

Stunts

Rachael Evelyn

Rachael Evelyn

Stunts

Rashid Phoenix

Rashid Phoenix

Stunts

Ryan Stuart

Ryan Stuart

Stunts

Ryan Sturz

Ryan Sturz

Stunts

Sanj Surati

Sanj Surati

Stunts

Sarah Lochlan

Sarah Lochlan

Stunts

Sonny Louis

Sonny Louis

Stunts

Vaia Zaganas

Vaia Zaganas

Stunts

Xavier Lake

Xavier Lake

Stunts

Yusuf Chaudhri

Yusuf Chaudhri

Stunts

Zoe Purdy

Zoe Purdy

Stunts

Anton Simpson-Tidy

Anton Simpson-Tidy

Utility Stunts

Bryan McCoy

Bryan McCoy

Utility Stunts

Elliot Hawkes

Elliot Hawkes

Utility Stunts

Lukaz Leong

Lukaz Leong

Utility Stunts

Yusuf Chaudhri

Yusuf Chaudhri

Utility Stunts

Chloé Zhao

Chloé Zhao

Director

Dan DeLeeuw

Dan DeLeeuw

Second Unit Director

Dylan Tichenor

Dylan Tichenor

Editor

Sarah Halley Finn

Sarah Halley Finn

Casting

Jason B. Stamey

Jason B. Stamey

Casting Associate

Mitchell Bell

Mitchell Bell

Co-Producer

Kevin De La Noy

Kevin De La Noy

Executive Producer

Louis D'Esposito

Louis D'Esposito

Executive Producer

Victoria Alonso

Victoria Alonso

Executive Producer

Matteo Veglia

Matteo Veglia

Line Producer

Kevin Feige

Kevin Feige

Producer

Nate Moore

Nate Moore

Producer

Coya Elliott

Coya Elliott

Foley Editor

Dave Jordan

Dave Jordan

Music Supervisor

Ramin Djawadi

Ramin Djawadi

Original Music Composer

Gareth John

Gareth John

Production Sound Mixer

Jo Goldsmith-Eteson

Jo Goldsmith-Eteson

Songs

Addison Teague

Addison Teague

Sound Designer

David Farmer

David Farmer

Sound Designer

Tim Nielsen

Tim Nielsen

Sound Designer

Josh Gold

Josh Gold

Sound Effects Editor

Samson Neslund

Samson Neslund

Sound Effects Editor

Lora Hirschberg

Lora Hirschberg

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Addison Teague

Addison Teague

Supervising Sound Editor

Daniel Laurie

Daniel Laurie

Supervising Sound Editor

Mathieu Vig

Mathieu Vig

Animation Supervisor

Kiel Figgins

Kiel Figgins

Lead Animator

Daniel Sudick

Daniel Sudick

Special Effects Supervisor

Ryan Meinerding

Ryan Meinerding

Visual Development

Marvyn Young

Marvyn Young

Visual Effects Producer

Susan Pickett

Susan Pickett

Visual Effects Producer

Daniele Bigi

Daniele Bigi

Visual Effects Supervisor

David Seager

David Seager

Visual Effects Supervisor

Matt Aitken

Matt Aitken

Visual Effects Supervisor

Olivier Dumont

Olivier Dumont

Visual Effects Supervisor

Stephane Ceretti

Stephane Ceretti

Visual Effects Supervisor

Jim Starlin

Jim Starlin

Characters

Jack Kirby

Jack Kirby

Comic Book

Chloé Zhao

Chloé Zhao

Screenplay

Kaz Firpo

Kaz Firpo

Screenplay

Patrick Burleigh

Patrick Burleigh

Screenplay

Gallery 459
Videos 47
Similar Movies 467
US Release Dates 4

Oct 18, 2021

Los Angeles, California

Premiere

Nov 5, 2021

PG-13 Theatrical

Jan 12, 2022

PG-13 Digital

Feb 15, 2022

PG-13 Physical

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