Eternals

The Eternals, a race of immortal beings with superhuman abilities, have secretly lived on Earth for thousands of years, protecting humanity from monstrous creatures called Deviants. When the Deviants mysteriously return, the Eternals must reunite to defend the planet once more. Their reunion forces them to confront their complex relationships, hidden histories, and the true purpose of their existence.

Eternals received a mixed reception from critics, who were divided on its ambitious scope, pacing, and departure from typical MCU formula. Audiences were also somewhat divided, with some appreciating its unique tone and visual style, while others found it less engaging than other Marvel entries.

• Praised for its stunning visuals and Chloe Zhao's unique directorial vision.
• Criticized for its sprawling narrative and sometimes slow pacing.
• The ensemble cast was generally well-received, though some characters felt underdeveloped.

Google audience: Google users generally found the movie visually impressive and appreciated the diverse cast and themes explored. However, many felt the plot was overly complicated and lacked the fast-paced action typically associated with the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Director Chloé Zhao intentionally used natural lighting for many scenes to give the film a more grounded and realistic feel, a departure from the often hyper-stylized look of many superhero films.