Eternos

In Marvel Studios' Eternals, an epic saga unfolds across thousands of years. A group of immortal heroes with superpowers, the Eternals, are forced out of the shadows to reunite against mankind's oldest enemy, the Deviants. They must protect humanity from the consequences of a cosmic event.

Eternals received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. While its visual style, Zhao's direction, and the performances of some cast members were praised, many critics found the film's pacing slow and its plot convoluted, failing to adequately develop its large ensemble cast and complex mythology.

• Visually stunning with ambitious world-building, but struggles with pacing and character development.
• A departure from typical MCU fare, offering a more contemplative and character-driven approach.
• The film juggles a large cast and a sprawling narrative, leading to a somewhat uneven experience.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the film's unique visual aesthetic and the expansion of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's lore. However, many found the story to be too slow-paced and lacking the consistent action and humor expected from the franchise.

None notable.

The film's director, Chloé Zhao, insisted on using natural lighting as much as possible during filming to maintain a grounded and realistic feel, even for fantastical scenes.