Eternals In Review - Every Marvel Movie Ranked & Recapped

[@coba8082]

KF crew - these lists are way too damn long NOT to show them on the screen, especially the tier villain list.

[@meximoan]

I have to agree😂

[@nawawie4159]

its fun though.

[@happenstanceuk]

Had to laugh that Tim is still hung up about Peter Parker calling Empire Strikes Back “that old movie”

[@thenerdynorth]

Am I crazy or did Pip hum the victory song from Final Fantasy? Like when he first introduced Eros?

[@s___e___b___72]

Nick: they die and go green… Kevin: White? Nick:..Blue?…

[@danedvardsen4082]

Eternals was ok

[@darksteel913]

You dont need to do another individual ranking. You need to rework this as a teir list.

[@Icepick614]

As someone whose much more interested in the weird cosmic side of Marvel this movie is a big hit for me. I loved it and can't wait to see it again soon

[@teddyholiday8038]

Man, I loved it too (for the most part) but I’m still trying to figure out exactly how this will fit in with the rest of the MCU moving forward. I also knew it was divisive but I didn’t realize quite how divisive. Seems like it’s a film people love or hate, not much in-between.

[@Theomys]

Solidly Rank this at #26. Not rewatchable in anyway. The Director has said she was inspired by "Man of Steel" so she made a movie as mediocre as that one. Kit Harrington apparently didn't learn anything from "Game of Thrones" because he is blaming the fans for not liking it. Bad writing is bad writing.

[@cal2727]

Just watched for the first time last night. Don’t understand the hate on this one? It was different, CG/suits were awesome, action was great, it built/expanded the world a bit, and introduced Black Knight and Blade. Solid middle tier MCU movie in my opinion.

[@jaybe2k12]

Look at him! Look at him from the nose up! 😂😂

[@jaybe2k12]

"Give me the mouth" ... "I don't want it"

[@sonicboomkj]

My question is why didn't any Celestials come after Thanos after doing the snap?

[@Ricky135VZ]

andy's eyebrow still out here stealing the show

[@zmj1799]

Yo I absolutely called Blade at the end where everyone in the theater around me was saying it was the Watcher. I could not be more hyped right now. Also I really liked Eternals. Edit: I wrote this as soon as I started but now I'm at the end and WOW.. 26?!?! C'mon Tim. This movie is wayyyyyyy better than that. Our lists are VERY different but Kevin is right on the money with his placement. Like wow. This is a generally good movie better than almost everything on the right column and most on the bottom of the left. Wow that stunned me.

[@JigInsane]

I also called blade and a young lady looked at me with the nastiest look saying "clearly nick fury" welp, guess who was wrong!!!

[@zmj1799]

@@JigInsane WOW... that almost feels racist. Like someone suspecting the Watcher makes sense but like.. Nick Fury ? People are weird. I instantly recognized Ali's voice as it brought memories of Luke Cage back. I could not be more hyped for him and I was just watching Blade & Blade II the other day!

[@aoe41015]

I mean the voices sound completely different. I knew immediately that it was mahershala ali because that voice is recognisable. The people thinking it was Sam Jackson are, pardon my French (but idiots).

[@deshaunfortune912]

@@zmj1799 I've seen Spider-Verse, where he voices Uncke Aaron, so many times that I instantly recognized it as well.

[@zmj1799]

@@deshaunfortune912 I always forget he’s Uncle Aaron too! Damn he’s really making the Marvel rounds. Not sure why it was Luke Cage I thought of but yeah it was just so distinctively his voice.

[@DocSarge]

Makkari using sonic booms as a weapon was SICK

[@littleleafers]

I feel like I'm definitely in the minority but I didn't vibe with this one. There's a lot I liked but I found myself not really excited in the theater

[@lexis4490]

Doubt you are in the minority. The movie is divisive. Hopefully that's not a bad thing though, since I don't think this how all the movies will be.

[@littleleafers]

@@lexis4490 I'm glad they tried something different. Again, there are plenty of things I liked about this one I just didn't feel it as a whole

[@wareagle412]

You’re In the majority, don’t worry. Just not in this particular bubble

[@loganbigmo]

That idea about Galactus coming to Earth because the 'life' on Earth has succeeded a certain amount & him detecting that the Celestial was not born & sending Silver Surfer + planning to destroy Earth himself is quite a good theory!

[@chrislws7]

Is he even related to the celestials?

[@JG-pp8cc]

@@chrislws7 In the Earth X comic line he is (not mainline Marvel universe/comic so grain of salt and all that), but he feeds off the celestial seeds and acts as a predator to the celestials. Additionally, in the movie its stated the eternals uses cosmic energy. Cosmic energy is a vague and broad term but is typically associated with Galactus and The Silver Surfer.

[@kingnate101]

Or glactus is a celestial

[@MelodicQuest]

Can I give a suggestion: Re-rank the movies between the first saga, then the new ones (after Endgame) separately

[@s___e___b___72]

Tim giving up as Kevin just constantly interrupts him😂

[@lexis4490]

You guys make interesting points about how this will evolve over time. This movie very much felt like an introduction, but I enjoyed that. It reminded of Dune in the sense that they could do several stories just from the first movie.

[@tylerkincaid5200]

My only thing is that Dune has good pacing with great foreshadowing when this one felt... dull?

[@lexis4490]

See i didn’t think Dune had good pacing at the end for me. I thought the pacing was great until the mother and son were left. They could not hold the movie up for me and ai was ready to go. While I really loved the Eternals pacing at starting the the third act.

[@fedwyn]

Out of all the Marvel movies announced, I think this has the potential to alter the status quo the most

[@realrobrose]

I'll never understand why Tim's brain works in a way where he likes reading things going from #1 Best to Worst.

[@JoeSmithGOAT]

Tim: why would Peter Parker call Empire Strikes Back an old movie in Homecoming (should actually be Civil War)? Because it is an old movie. 🤷‍♂️

[@loganbigmo]

Did Nick say he didn't like the flashback stuff & thought there should be less of it? I thought the opposite. I think if this movie was firmly set during Ancient Greece/Mesopotomia/Egypt days it would've been much more interesting. Every MCU project out there is present day, no one else other than _Eternals_ right now can show us the MCU's ancient past.

[@maynardofthejungle8031]

The best scene in the entire film was glossed over, of Faustus and Ajak standing in the ruins of Hiroshima and he mourns his creations. Chills and it sold the film to me

[@mikekasabion]

I personally think that was pretty terrible. Using a real life catastrophe like that for a comic origin is typically in pretty bad taste

[@maynardofthejungle8031]

@@mikekasabion That could be said about Schindler's List, making money off suffering

[@CresentSoul]

@@maynardofthejungle8031 oh, is shindlers list about super heroes? Or something of that sort?

[@sillyskater2]

I thought the conflict was interesting. The discussion of let nature take its course or if you can prevent something should you. Like the planet will be destroyed but billions of other life will come from it. But the have the ability to possibly stop it, and should they do it but stop “nature” from making billions of lives down the road just to save humans. It’s a real conversation to be had with current day.

[@Dookie6891]

It's pretty difficult to get hard cosmology concepts to stick with audiences I imagine, but I actually really liked the emotional journey they used to play it out. This was not a good movie in my opinion, but the best parts revolved around these moral dialogues. Glad we have heavy-hitting movies like this one and Avengers to encourage people to think big in their daily lives.

[@maddoggnick96]

I really dug this movie, and I think seeing Dune not long before helped that. For an MCU film that has all new characters, I liked a lot of the exposition that explains where they fit in the universe. I’m sure people will look back on this as something similar to Age of Ultron - meaning it sets up a lot of plot points for future projects, but I like it’s artistry as a self-contained film.

[@CresentSoul]

Age of ultron is still terrible. It’s become even more forgotten over time with better directing and forward thinking in later films

[@lexis4490]

I laughed at your dumb finger blasting joke. Dam it!

[@dirt410]

Eternals should've been a D+ show IMO. We got a little bit with every character, but I felt we missed out on really connecting with them and fleshing out their relationships, their changing mindsets, as well as giving the story enough time to develop. Towards the end things would happen and only afterward we were given an explanation of what happened and why it happened. I think more time would have smoothed out these problems a little more.

[@radiospines]

The CG required would've been too expensive for a 6 to 10h show

[@philosopher1912]

Yeah, or a two-parter. First one would've been seeing them around the history, seeing how they had fought the Deviants and helped humanity. We could've also get some really cool character development there, and it would've been a good build-up for part two. Part Two could essentially be this movie. We wouldn't need the flashback sequences, not so much exposition, and certain events would've been more exciting. SPOILERS BELOW: If this had been a two-parter, Ajak's death would've hit a lot harder if we would've already gotten some character for her. I feel like it would also help understanding the characters and the pacing better.

[@eliot327]

Idk how Kevin can say that this movie is like a 7.5-8 then say it deserves to be that close to gotg. Gotg is a like a 9 at least, this really wasn't in the same league as that movie. I'm with Nick and Tim this movie was just okay

[@b2lamborgini]

Yea that was also crazy to me. But it's hard to say from my perspective because I would give this movie something like a 5.5/10 if I was reviewing it

[@nobodyexceptme7794]

My biggest pet peeve....why the hell are the celestials speaking English with a British accent? It's a giant alien space God that creates GALAXIES! Give me subtitles and do some kind of cool vocal mix where it's different languages layered on top of each other and mixed with animal noises or something where we clearly can't understand what it's saying but it somehow sounds familiar......you know....like u just did with the deviant when it was starting to evolve....DUH!

[@darksteel913]

Why not? What's to say that they dont sound like some incomprehensible language and sound normally but they are so powerful that there voice manifest in a way the creature listening to in can understand. They use a similar concept with Galactus. Galactus only looks human because every sentient being perceives him as a form resembling their own.

[@bransenburgess4854]

I feel like this is the first MCU movie I walked out of really wanting a director's cut. Just a few more scenes here and there to flesh out some ideas that a mainstream audience wouldn't want to get into in a 2.5 hour movie.

[@greysunmorales]

I would totally check out a 3-3.5 hour cut

[@xvizion]

The villains were easily the biggest letdown for me because they squandered two very good conceptual antagonist by trying to do both. Deviants becoming cognizant of what's happened to them and how the Celestials made them and now want them exterminated? Great dig deeper on that, especially considering the Eternals are in a similar boat of being used. Ikaris being a blindly loyal soldier, but also still loving his family and not wanting to hurt them, also great show that more too. Instead we got both half assed with not a lot of time dedicated to them and in the end one is literally used as a random distraction for Thena and the other was short changed to his inner conflict was less impactful. I know re-writing a movie after seeing it is boring and pointless, but they had a really good opportunity to make both work with changes. Have cognizant Deviant show up earlier and drive the plot and story forward. Have them fight it and it reveals the truth about Arishem and Ikaris betrayal, causing them to question what they want to do. Then go forward with that and them individually coming to terms with whether they agree or not. Or just commit to one enemy completely because there's a great story individually as well. Overall I wasn't a big fan, it was alright, but it also took a lot of big swings too so I respect it for that.

[@PooPooKu100]

I literally just saw the movie. I’m in the parking lot of the theater. I’ll watch this when I get home. Perfect timing. I think the movie is beautiful. I also think it’s very funny. I felt the humor was natural and not forced like in other MCU films. I really like this film. I guess I kinda underhand why it’s not for everyone but the RT score still seems wayyyyy low

[@13tapioca]

The subjective of art I guess but godamn this movie is a near masterpiece

[@musicfreak611]

Spoiler Alert!!!!! HOLY SHIT!!! The Ebony Blade!!!!! and the intro of Blade!!!!

[@iHeartGameDev]

I really liked this movie. It wasn’t perfect. I liked all of the characters for the most part but some of the writing was off. Like, I get that they are trying to teach the audience the characters names but in a normal conversation when people are talking, you don’t end a statement or question with the person’s name. EX: “I can’t believe you’re doing this, KINGO” because remember his name is Kingo… in case you forgot. But other than that, I liked the plot, the celestial stuff was sick, the comedy was hit or miss like the rest of the MCU but it does land pretty frequently. A fun time! Of the same caliber as a Doctor Strange or AntMan, and that’s impressive considering the number of characters. last note is that I really like Barry Keogan’s acting. And I was impressed with Kumail’s because the trailer made me think I’d hate him but he was probably my favorite of the group. Oh and the super speed power in this was rad.

[@philosopher1912]

Ha, forced name drops are always fun, especially in any media where there is a lot of characters whose names you have to learn.

[@geoafe66]

The more I think about this movie the worse it gets lol

[@FSIvids]

really liked the movie, i ended up liking all there characters and there motivations. i loved the action, especially since there were 10 characters i assumed most would be killed off so it helped the fights feel dangerous. and i even liked the deviants since they got around the problems that alot of MCU have where the hero fights a color swap version of themselves.

[@maxmalarkey1132]

Tim may have questionable taste, but he also has some sophisticated takes.

[@VanceJRM]

Eros/Starfox appearing in Thor: Love & Thunder is my guess. Seems like the perfect place for his kind of comic reputation to be ;)

[@saulocassiano2617]

About Ikaris and Sersi, i think the lack of chemistry might were intentinal. They were apart for a long time, were super different in personality and Ikaris had this secret that kept him distance not only fisically but emotionally from Sersi( even though he love her) and away from humanity.

[@artvandelay1499]

This movie had a lot of cool moments, and I really enjoyed the humor, mainly because it helped with the pacing and subpar writing. The middle of this movie is such a slog and much of the acting and dialogue missed the mark for me. Even with lowered expectations I found myself disappointed. EDIT: Kumail Najiani, Brian Tyree Henry, and Ma Dong Seok were the best parts, they had real personality and moments to shine, even if we only got some top layer development.

[@MrBetterdayz02]

SPOILERS*** I hated the sentient deviant storyline, it was so pointless and went absolutely nowhere. They could have cut that out of the movie and it would've been way better for it. The main storyline was actually way more compelling and they shoehorned in this terrible character just for a few action scenes.

[@deshaunfortune912]

Agreed. They could've had the absorbing thing never exist and only have them there for the sake of; 1. The Eternal's Existence and 2. Ikaris' scape goat. After the big reveal they could've finished them off, but even more than that I wish that they did something meaningful with the character. Hopefully, since Deviants aren't exclusive to earth, it comes back in a big way in a sequel.

[@deshaunfortune912]

Better yet have Thena fight it long enough to show that she's beginning to heal from her illness and gain the upper hand in the fight, but before the finishing blow the Uni mind begins and that includes the deviant bc they absorbed 2 Eternals. There it empathizes with The Eternal's, and once Sersi has turned the Celestial to stone, the deviant sprouts wings and leaves the planet to liberate more of it brethren on other planets.

[@MrBetterdayz02]

@@deshaunfortune912 I feel like they got in their own heads about the generic bad guy punching bag trope and decided to craft a storyline out of it but then just ran out of time and it came to such an abrupt and unsatisfying ending. Your second reply is what I thought was going to happen! I really thought the deviant would realize that they've seen the truth now and fight with them and then go off on its own journey. Such a huge missed opportunity.

[@usedfuzzbox]

Got to say it was just ok for me, not terrible, but lower tier MCU for sure, although some of the cast were great though...

[@tobypearman5865]

I just saw this movie on Disney+ and its clear how little anyone involved in the production cared about making even a half-decent movie. Half-baked plot, bored acting and dialogue seemingly taken from a middle-school play. It... looked nice, I suppose? Despite being rather drab. Worst MCU production so far, and the only real stinker they've had so far.

[@daimonclarke]

I was thinking under Dr. Strange as well. The movie handled a lot of things very well and fumbled a few of em. Over all enjoyed the movie but I just wish Kro was handled better.

[@mattbell1907]

SPOILER!!!!!!! . . . . why did they never explain the main monster thing. It is just killed and never explained. It feels like they wanted it to be the main enemy but changed their minds half way through production.

[@loganbigmo]

It's a spoiler review tho? you can comment without saying SPOILER

[@sjurevensen2155]

I had some problems with inconsistency in the MCU, but the main issue I had was the bad storytelling. I felt like the movie was both rushed and too slow at the same time. It was lacking in emotion and character development and it didn't have any clear villain or a protagonist I could relate to. The movie made the potential world ending event feel like a big "meh". I was actually rooting for the deviants because I understood their motivation. The same could not be said for the Eternals.

[@boredbearded5683]

This might be the first Kinda funny in review I have seen that is shorter than the movie they are reviewing.

[@jmiester25]

Hot take: Eternals is about the philosophical clash of utilitarianism and humanism. Am I looking too deep into this comic book blockbuster? NOPE

[@chickenfeathers2540]

SPOILERS . . . . I don't know, man I just feel indifferent about this movie. Don't really care about it either way. My problem is that I just don't buy the information that was given to me. Like, Arishem says he lost control of the deviants, don't buy it at all. You're this fucking all powerful, god-like being and you couldn't take them out yourself? He literally just comes to Earth himself in some black hole warp wormhole and just takes three eternals and dips. He just takes them with no problem. Why couldn't he just come to Earth and take the Deviants that had evolved and taken them out? Also, he created eternals specifically to take out the deviants who had evolved, why would you give the eternals free will who would be able to turn against you? Why doesn't he just make them literal robots who do one thing? Also, when the eternals killed the deviants the first time, why did Arishem take so God damn long to call them back home? I guess you could say there were still deviants left. But like, there were deviants frozen in ice? Really? None of the eternals had any idea about this in 7000 years? Don't buy it. Just don't. There are aalll these other eternals apparently on other planets who've been hatching celestials, and one thing I'm curious about is if none of the other eternals betrayed Arishem. Like, does this shit happen all the time, or was this the first time? Arishem is just really inefficient at this aspect of his job, bro. Lmaaaooo. When it said the Eternals would return, I kinda just didn't care and am not excited to see them again in future movies. I didn't really connect with any of them, except funny enough Kit Harrington's character, and he wasn't even in the shit. LOOOOL. To be fair, I just like Kit Harrington so there's that. The deviants and the consciousness? Fucking worthless. What a waste of time. That dude and all that amounted to nothing. Also, question. So do the celestials ACTUALLY give a shit about life, or is their sole purpose to create more celestials? Or is that just Arishem's purpose? Fuck it. Who even cares. I don't, personally. This movie was just kinda disappointing for me. I'd love to actually love it, but I don't, and I don't necessarily dislike it either. I enjoyed the visuals, the action was awesome, but unfortunately I did find myself bored. Reason being is because there are so many of these eternals, and I don't particularly care for any of them, so when stuff is happening I was just like, eh. Whatever, I guess. 🤷‍♂️ There that's it. 😅😂

[@connernorton]

Preach my man! The movie was a fucking snore.

[@MichaelGalardiOfficial]

Spot on.

[@mclm4ever]

this is my first time seeing a marvel movie opening weekend! I watched all of the movies and shows in April and may, and I watched the in review episodes with every movie. Thank you for being a major part of my marvel experience!

[@thefearmakerlive]

I really enjoyed the movie. There was so much heart and i loved the characters, feeling sympathy for both Thena and Sprite. I also enjoyed the moral complexity of the main conflict. I enjoyed the action scenes, but the relationships and overarching conflict was what i enjoyed most.

[@boochtron]

meh

[@OMGLX]

Is this the first time we've heard Nick's Mario Party strategy / philosophy on life uttered in no uncertain terms? "The only way I win is if everybody else loses." 😂 Additionally, my take on the Batman & Superman nods is that they're paying homage to Jack Kirby's influence in both realms, and the fact that Eternals is basically Marvel's take on a Justice League team, at least in this iteration.

[@xsoujirox]

This movie was pretty solid. Potentially could have been better as 2 movies, but still very good as it is.

[@darksteel913]

This was my feelings with it. I liked it and loved certain aspects but it feels like it could have been 2 movies. I am not going to pretend to know how to make that work with the marvel schedule or even how to make 2 movies out of it and make the first movie flow correctly but at times this movie felt a bit scattered. Solid, loved the universe and history of the MCU earth building, would have liked to get to know some of the characters more. Would put it in the B Teir of Marvel movies and be ready for it to get better as more movies come out and reference back to things introduced in this movie.

[@emmanuelchang7911]

Critics are out of their mind!! Rotten at 48%? Fortunately the audience score is still above 80% (for the moment at 84%), this movie is a masterpiece, the cosmology is so interesting and the scenes are epic and amazing.

[@Tallahassee21]

Does it seem like marvel literally did Superman the way most people think it should have been portrayed even making it a point to have Brian tyrees kid call ikarus"Superman"? Same with makarri/flash. It's literally marvel flexing on WB/DC

[@mdargenio]

Actually, I read that Chloe Zhao has said she loves MAN OF STEEL and the portrayal of Superman that Henry Cavill does. So it's pretty much a copy of the DCEU Superman... Marvel isn't "flexing" on DC.

[@VIDS3687]

Your convos on Marvel are ALWAYS so G-damn COMPELLING!! 👍👍

[@icymoe1024]

Kinda glad I decided to wait for D+ release

[@mikekasabion]

I guess you could say this movie flew a little too close to the sun? ;-)

[@aoe41015]

I loved this movie and loved how they made it open up so many more doors. The only thing I’ll ding the movie for was the mid credit scene because that just felt out of place. The effects and visuals were incredible and seeing a celestial is something you need to experience on the big screen.

[@georgechance6712]

You vaguely alluded to the movie so I’m gonna ask - pirates of the Caribbean in review when?

[@BlueShirtRedVest]

I kinda think it would be best to break the MCU rankings into Pre and Post Endgame.

[@EchanteDante]

I thought the movie was visually stunning as far as cinematography goes…but as far as it being entertaining and well written I’d say they didnt quite do as well as they could have.

[@mikebehrns7768]

The rankings of the movies need to be redone into the tier list as well… it’s too many movies to maintain a “what’s best, what’s worst?”

[@DanielHodder7]

Tim's thoughts on Superman being in the MCU is so weird to me. Superheroes didn't exist in the MCU until around the 2010's to the public. So are superheroes just not gonna exist in the 1930s when Superman was created? In real life we have firefighters, doctors, serial killers, lawyers, etc. But we still get fiction based on completely unrelated, fictitious characters. I don't see it as a massive stretch that the MCU wouldn't have Superman comics because Iron man exists.

[@jordanmiller3535]

I think it’s funny how kit Harrington is the black knight in the mcu, and in GoT he was Jon snow who was part of the nights watch who also was associated with the black😂

[@timruffell5237]

i just want to see the scene where the bus driver tries to explain to his boss what happened to the bus...

[@sutekidane94]

One thing about what Tim said regarding Arishem judging earth. Arishem’s full name Arishem the Judge. He is the judge character among the Celestials.

[@bentleymahakij1]

Again, I love everyone in the group but Kevin needs to let people get their point through before jumping in

[@Leet1995]

Just starting the video but wanted to jump in before and say i just got home from seeing it and I actually enjoyed it a lot! It’s not one of the best Marvel movies but it’s not bad at all. Pacing was a little off but other than that i really liked the different characters and i love how much this movie sets up more crazy shit in the MCU! The future is looking great and I can’t wait! Excited to see what you guy’s thought.

[@maddoggnick96]

I just want to point out that next year MCU In Review (and by extension, In Review) will be 5 years old.

[@freeMHan11]

Pretty sure Ikaris never intended to kill the Deviants when in modern times. He missed his shots on purpose.

[@adamcalboutin5104]

I think he would have wanted to kill them… because the deviants would have killed people which would have meant that the celestial wouldn’t be able to emerge

[@RLSmith-uo9zs]

Definitely a slow burn. The first 45 minutes were painfully boring for me. But once it picked up it was good. Not great not ok but good. I loved twist, the final battle, and the abruptness of the ending. All in all, I definitely see how this got the Rotten Tomatoes score. While I don’t think it’s quite a 68% or whatever I do think I’d put this on Par with Thor 1. This was more Action/Adventure than this was MCU.

[@Maggot1603]

Kevin’s opinions are always trash

[@quinndearmas1604]

RaGu BaGu is by far my favorite Kinda Funny bit. It gets me every time. Never change, Greg.

[@thedarkknight2221]

It really makes absolutely no sense to me how so many critics gave more negative reviews for this movie than Thor 2. And yet audiences score it so high. I get that it’s not for everyone but seriously it doesn’t deserve this amount of negativity. However, given how so many countries around the world are banning this movie because it depicts a gay married man as one of the main characters and how this is also the most diverse cast of any Marvel movie yet, maybe that is the actual reason. I mean RT confirmed that a lot of “fans” review bombed this movie before it came out because it depicted a gay man as a main character.

[@teddyholiday8038]

It’s sad that people still can’t be tolerant of others. Like, yikes. The review scores seem way low. I’m not saying this should be in the 90s, but at least low 70s/high 60s. It’s a beautiful film in many respects. Thor 2 is absolute trash.

[@lexis4490]

@@teddyholiday8038 I believer that if you make people laugh, you can do anything in a movie. Although I don't remember Thor 2 being funny either. It was such a poorly written movie.

[@Marthentic]

2 kings of the north in one movie

[@Zynnix]

*Spoilers ahead! This is your one warning!* I really liked the fight between Makkari and Ikaris but the whole time I was thinking: 'Wow. Imagine if DC could do this with The Flash and Superman.' Like it was just on a whole other level than any fight scene between superpowered characters in a DC movie. The Ikaris VS everyone fight was almost Infinity War levels of action in terms of how we got to see a big group fighting all out with their unique powers and approaches to dealing with things. It was very cool.

[@lexis4490]

In regards to your spoiler, imagine what they could do with X-men in action.

[@kylemelendez358]

I thought the same especially when i thought about makkari. I thought she was the best use in a movie of the "fast character" id ever seen cuz often the movie makers just try really hard to think of something else that character can be doing in action sequences and i just loved the eay makkari moved in this one.

[@flickster1655]

30. Thor 2 4- 29. Eternals 4- 28. Capt Marvel 5+ 27. What If 5+ 26. Far From Home 5+ 25. Black Widow 6- 24. WandaVision 6- 23. Iron Man 2 7- 22. The Incredible Hulk 8- 21. Thor 8- 20. Iron Man 3 8- 19. GOTG Vol. 2 8- 18. Falcon & Winter Soldier 8- 17. Black Panther 8- 16. Ant-Man 8- 15. First Avenger 8- 14. Ant-Man & Wasp 8- 13. Homecoming 8- 12. Loki 9+ 12. Dr. Strange 9+ 11. Age Of Ultron 10+ 10. Infinity War 10+ 9. Iron Man 10+ 8. Avengers 10+ 7. Endgame 10+ 5. Winter Soldier 10+ 4. Ragnarok 10+ 3. Shang Chi 10+ 2. GOTG 10+ 1. Civil War 10+

[@jeremysphinx_jer5480]

I had to wait month for this video.. I enjoyed this movie. yeah it had it down falls in some points of jumps in story or why character decided certain paths. Still I agree with Kevin that 10 years from now ppl will be looking back on this as the star of another saga. The potential of judgement, could it be the fact that earth changed Thanos plan which would of been set backing for the celestials. Percolating as Kevin said of what if...

[@AustinJEller]

I do agree that there were certainly questionable moments in this movie. The time jumps are by far my biggest complaint, I wasn't a fan of the frequency and how the narrative was structured. The deviants also just kind of felt like cannon fodder for the sake of advancing the plot. Normally I wouldn't really consider this a complaint, as it's a superhero movie. However, they built up the "alpha" deviant quite a bit and I felt like that plot thread went absolutely nowhere. With that said, I thoroughly enjoyed the movie overall. The characters and cast were fantastic. I loved learning about the Eternals and the Celestials. The "family dynamic," was so enjoyable to me. I can't wait to see what they do with these characters in the future, especially in the wake of that final sequence and the post-credits scene. I don't think it's quite as good as Shang-Chi, but I do think it is severely underrated from a critical standpoint.

[@wildpantalonez6508]

Finger blastin lol

[@AidilAfham]

I’m tired whenever you guys say, “We’ve seen it in the trailers” Movies watching is waaaay better if you don’t watch trailers. At least just watch the teasers, you don’t need to watch any trailers after that.

[@isuriadireja91]

i truly just don't see the point to making this movie NOW. I'd rather MCU had gone smaller with the Inhumans instead..then the mutants..THEN the Eternals..since it touches stuff about CREATION of the universe... and judging from what i saw..the movie felt like it still needs a lot more work on the script..and maybe was made in the wrong form. it fit better as a Disney+ show, either 4 or 6 parts. The whole thing just feels not cooked enough.

[@kingnate101]

I hope there is a Eternals 2 because I really enjoyed this movie a lot and I’m really really hoping ikiras is still alive because having a superman esk character in the MCU would be so cool

[@kovvi-]

At the theatre I'd say that 20% of the jokes worked for the majority of the attendees and 70% of the jokes worked for these 2 guys sitting next to me.

[@leodilles6488]

Nick nailed Gen Z on the head. So many people in my generation think any movie before the year 2000 is old. It is embarrassing. They pray to the Tik Tok Gods like mindless slaves. I am glad to be the exception, not the rule. I don't even have a Snapchat account much less Tik Tok. I barely touch Facebook. I miss VHS.

[@AlexLove631]

The RT score is baffling to me. I think it has pacing issues and A LOT going on, but it’s pretty damn good. The movie is gorgeous, extremely well acted, and the action scenes were shot very well. I think the ensemble is handled well for the most part and characters have tons of heart. The humor felt genuine and natural, and THE twist was well done. I felt for these characters. I do think the deviants are just pointless but I was expecting that. It’s different and tonally more mature. More positives than negatives for me. SPOILERS: The Icarus twist makes him one of the better villains of the MCU. I loved his final scene with Sersi, where he finally understood and felt what Ajak was talking about when she said “humanity changed me.” Very similar to Omni-Man from Invincible. He wasn’t a mustache-twirling villain. He let his beliefs and ideology blind him, which is also great subtext for today’s world about religion.

[@geoafe66]

Sadly I thought that was very bad.

[@saulocassiano2617]

About the thing with Kingo, it's interesting that Kumail himself posted on tt about that, an interview Chloe gave talking about it. I think it gave the story more meaning and depth

[@mattbell1907]

🎶Where they born, born in labs? Now it's time, to rank THOSE FUCKING KUMAIL CANNONS🎶

[@chrisp6967]

yo read the 2018 run of Guardians of the galaxy, could be a possible set up for Thanos's brother is gonna retreive his body to reincarnate it and go in to the body himself

[@b2lamborgini]

Crazy how divisive this movie can be. Personally this is one of my least favorite MCU films, but I'm glad to see some like it so much

[@mikekasabion]

Wow Ghostbusters 2016 and Spider-Man 3 next week?? Inarguably the worst week in “In-Review” history (in terms of movie quality)

[@williamruano1828]

Just saw it, I’d put it above Shang-Chi at 12… bunch of good movies, it’s tough to rank these movies

[@ItalianBoy1Up]

I'm with Kevin, I would put it at 12 on this list specifically.

[@Ruhul612]

I popped off so hard on the final post credits. I immediately recognised the voice and went insane!

[@saulocassiano2617]

I LOVED AJAK, SALMA'S CHARACTER ❤️ Went she was on screen, she shone

[@Hugop_arts]

Crazy theory I had about Ikaris' finale: The death is IMPLIED. Knowing that they're robots, WHAT IF he melted his exterior and thus became... The MCU's Silver Surfer?

[@CheefChaos]

Bro...

[@mus247365]

This seemed like a really boring movie to me, dull, ponderous and took itself way to seriously

[@jennydiaz9035]

I enjoyed how different it felt but that’s really about it. I didn’t connect with the characters, felt the action was lackluster, and while I liked the ideas felt they didn’t have enough time to flesh them out since there is so much going on. Unfortunately I just was kinda bored. Not a bad movie but not a good one either, kinda just there and I have no interest in revisiting it. Bottom tier for me.