Eternals - Movie Review

[@MGscribe]

The voice was Blade. The director herself confirmed it, it was Blade, and I’m here for all of it.

[@snukastyle]

That was Mahershala!? Nice! I was thinking (hoping?) it was supposed to be, like, Merlin or Captain Britain.

[@thebody62]

If they would have SHOWN that it was Blade it would have made those 2.5 hours worth it.

[@MGscribe]

@@thebody62 as someone who enjoyed the film, it was worth it as is lol

[@tomgurran4870]

Could've made it more explicit in the scene though that would've been much better

[@crescendyr8438]

@@snukastyle It was clearly Mahershala's voice. I'm just not sure what Blade has to do with the Black Knight. Seems like an out of place character for that situation, but we'll see I guess.

[@bcdey84]

It felt really weird hearing Jon Snow say “I love you Sersi (Cersei)” over and over again.

[@johnwicksdog4399]

Apparently he knows nothing

[@Zazutorque]

Omg the movies ruined for me now. Lol.

[@AustinCollins]

I’m honestly really shocked you guys didn’t like it. I went in expecting to hate it and really liked it.

[@qou9293]

I thought the movie was pretty good, I like how different it was from anything we’ve seen before while also still feeling like it’s part of the marvel universe.

[@annalevy4888]

It feels like we didn’t watch the same movie…this is honestly one of my favorites MCU movies. Top 5 easily. I’ve seen it twice already and I’m going to see it again. The pace is fine with me, I didn’t get bored once. I feel like now people need action all the time and need things to go quickly… but you have with a story and a group like Eternals you obviously need more time to establish each character, to establish their relationships,… it’s not a waste of time. It’s fundamental. The characters are so well-written. I was so intrigued by each one of them. And they all have their moment to shine ! The movie is also more serious, it’s a love letter to humanity, to our planet earth… it was just so well done!

[@thefrightenedcj569]

I heard about all the bad reviews and was expecting to hate it, but just like you said this movie is EASILY a top 5 Marvel movie. I really don't understand how people felt bored during the movie. Not to throw shade on other Marvel movies, but I think we can all think of at least 6 to maybe even 10 movies that aren't as good as Eternals. To each thier own I guess. Hopefully this doesn't affect a possible sequel or future appearances from these characters.

[@kokemon84]

@@thefrightenedcj569 people also have shit taste too this movie is shit

[@germanandresm7345]

The movie is long because it needed to establish the personalities relationships and stories of each character. For me is in the top 3 in the MCU. The internal moral conflict it had and the plot twists were unbelievable. I was at the edge of my seat the entire time, wondering what might come next. Either way, watch the movie yourself and give it your evaluation.

[@fernandoverdu]

One of my marvel's movies ever

[@theislandkyd7965]

I agree i think they watched captain again!

[@roojieq86]

I normally agree with you guys but I just got out of this fun and did enjoy it. Was it a slow burn? Sure. But I still feel like it had a lot of heart. Maybe I’m in the minority here 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@samueljarquin5898]

YEah i also do normally relate with them... but I just cant agree with them now, they literally throwed hate and didnt try to feel it. I also thing had a lot of heart.

[@roojieq86]

@@samueljarquin5898 I read someone say it made them proud to be human, which I can understand or really showed the complexities of what it is like to be human

[@JarlGrimmToys]

@@roojieq86 I loved it. I knew next to nothing about the characters going into the movie, and wasn’t really invested. When I left I was invested in all the characters and the movie, wanted to see more, and wanted to see the repercussions in other MCU titles. For a single movie I think they did really well at character building. That’s an extremely hard thing to do in an ensemble movie.

[@vikasgautam5712]

I loved it too, you aren't a minority here

[@JarlGrimmToys]

Rotten Tomatoes has Eternals with a critic rating of 48%, but the audience rating is 84%. Just 6% lower than the audience rating of Endgame. So people are generally liking it.

[@AceCruzat]

I'm also of the camp that freaking loved this movie. It certainly wasn't the by-the-numbers MCU film that we're used to, but I really liked it, and if this was an MCU by-the-numbers movie, it definitely would've made it worse. It's a cerebral movie, and the context is supposed to serve that purpose. It's not an action movie, and while the action scenes are amazing, this is very much a drama-focused film with historical context. The MCU-ness that's familiar is the amazing CGI and really comedic timing of jokes. But, whole-heartedly disagree with your assessment on this movie. I really cared about the characters and enjoyed the dynamics the Eternals had with each other. Yes, I agree the opening crawl had me worried, but, for me, it was alleviated as the story progressed. And when that Act 3 surprise happened, I was honestly floored. And not who I expected either. Ultimately, I think this type of movie really isn't your jam, especially when GotG is the template that you're comparing it to despite that the tone and style is NOT GotG. It is a completely different movie, and I'm sorry that you didn't enjoy it. I did. My packed theater [where no one left] enjoyed it as well.

[@anip1027]

This camp is big lol don’t let these reviewers fool you. The camp is big.

[@afrodesiac8064]

I saw it tonight. I don't think the movie deserves all the terrible scores from critics and some reviewers. Probably the worst thing about the movie is the constant flashback, present day, flashback, present day, flashback, present day at the beginning. In that regard, it was almost like watching Arrow. I didn't ever find myself to be bored during the movie though.

[@afrodesiac8064]

Plus, it's more like Men In Black than Guardians of the Galaxy.

[@CCFONESOL]

Which would've been better suited for a series.

[@tomgurran4870]

I was disappointed when watching this personally. I had no reason to even care about the deviants. Some reorganisation of flashbacks and stuff would've made me care about the dynamic of each Eternals relationships and made me care more about the surprise reveals. I also didn't really care about Sersi For me it dragged a lot which is a shame to say

[@jerryalvarado5754]

This should have been a tv series with many seasons, enough material for ir.

[@Leadeshipcoach]

👍

[@lidiadiasdecastro4530]

YES. That's the first thing I thought when I saw all the characters. There are way too many of them and they could have used the screentime to establish background, relationships, mindset, etc

[@mollymiddagsfjell563]

Sad you didn’t enjoyed it. To me, it was one of my favorites and one of the most human movies I’ve seen. While being so non-human the message I got was the raw aspect of humanity and how beautiful it is, while still being so wrong.

[@cinemafan007]

I totally respect y’all’s opinions but man, I LOVED this movie! I watched this first thing this morning and man, I loved it. It was a nice change of pace from the average Marvel film. I think I liked it more than Shang-Chi. The only thing Indidnt care for was the underdeveloped villain.

[@Pend3rlab]

I have mad respect for you guys. Not for dumping on a movie, but having the courage to give an honest opinion despite what your heart wants to say. I appreciate that you didnt try and sugar coat your thoughts because you are fans of the MCU. This seems like a simple thing, but fandom can cloud someone's ability to give an honest opinion.

[@InnerRise]

They didn't seem to struggle to tell the truth so this comment seems overly dramatic speaking about courage. This movie has been getting beat up all over the place so im sure jay and Adam weren't feeling any pressure to lie. Feel like we're handing out trophies for showing up now.

[@Pend3rlab]

@@InnerRise you must be fun at parties.

[@InnerRise]

@@Pend3rlab Are you asking me out?

[@tweetthechicken3870]

@@InnerRise no but I am. Lol If you're actually wondering what he means I think he is basically saying you make everything less fun Just to make sure you know I'm joking I'm not asking you out you're probably too old for me because I'm 17

[@thenerdsarecoming]

I really really enjoyed this movie. The pacing felt fine to me and I found myself loving the characters as the movie went on. One thing I didn't expect was to be so angry when Gligamesh died. I was still mad about it walking out of the theater and I can't quite figure out why. Very excited for both more Eternals and Black Knight in the future. Wish you all enjoyed more, but everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Also re trailers: my theater had the Matt Damon crypto ad in the middle of them. Why?

[@oneclevername]

Yeah we had that crypto commercial to. When it finished the theater just started laughing.

[@madhatterman]

I liked the movie a lot too.

[@akdollface007]

I liked it so much, I saw it TWICE yesterday. IMAX did it justice so much. I liked the past and present, the plot, the direction, the cinematography, drama, action, chemistry, the direction, music, timing. It was all good for me. ❤️

[@lombax316]

Everyone is entitled to their own opinions but I wish these two extended that same idea to their audiences. I didn't like how they pushed for us to hate it as well.

[@SwitchBladeEVO]

Gilgamesh deserved better. Thena wrecked Crowe's ass at the end there, but fuck Gil dying made me upset bro.

[@boomieboo]

Being honest and upfront is more important than being nice when it comes to reviews. So don't apologize for it and thanks for being truthful.

[@Quinten_Shibusawa]

I respect their opinions. But they should not be telling people not to watch the movie.

[@ericlopez5218]

One of the more relatable lovable KZbin channels making a review video hating this movie while the comments section is full of people who disagree and love the film tells you everything you need to know about how polarizing this movie seems to be. SPOILERS I personally thought it was great. It touched on so many themes: family; destiny, duty, authority, self-determination, hope... every character represented a slightly nuanced view of humanity and I was invested into each one. So many good intense and emotional scenes while also being super funny (Kingo's valet was hilarious!) Their use of past and present scenes was good and gave just the right amount of context and story direction. Great score, great cinematography, Aside from the setups from the post credit scenes, I haven't seen anyone talking about how the Eternals rebelling against Arishem could influence Earth and reality for the MCU moving forward. I feel like this could end up being as impactful as Wanda's, Sylvie's or Dr. Strange's decisions in NWH. Maybe all of them together collectively set up what's in store for the future of the MCU

[@angelitillox]

I’m a big fan of unconventional stories so the movie worked for me in all levels. It easily became my favorite MCU movie. Watched it twice yesterday. Planning on going a couple more times during the weekend, but I understand how it was a big miss for some people, specially considering the messiness of jumping back and forth in time and not going for a more linear type of storytelling.

[@usernameunknown69]

i loved every minute and the emotions were so intense

[@danasty42]

I thought the visuals were really good, loved the unique aesthetic and I feel like this movie was meant to be from the POV of actual gods, I liked the relationship between Ikarus and sersi and felt that you got a basic idea for what everyone was like, Gilgamesh is a gentle giant, Sprite is jealous of everyone else and is having an existential crisis, Kingo is an egotistic film maker and Phastos was learning to love humans again after the atrocities he feels responsible for. They felt pretty fleshed out considering the time they had, the only one with not much development was Makkari was the only one I felt had the least amount of development because she was sat on the ship for 60% of the film. But I personally dug the film and was really excited to see the brother of thanos appear in the post credits, plus I'm pretty sure the voice talking to Dane at the end was Blade so I love that connective tissue.

[@jasonnewman1118]

This is where people's different taste comes in really. The going back and forth in this movie didn't really have the context behind them hence alot of people thought it was really messy. Shang chi had elements of this as well but it had context as to why they go back I time to explain it. This movie really doesn't for a lot of people. And especially having 7000 years to explore, 10 different characters to tell, you need a lot of time. This would've been a much better disney+ series for the first run. Then sequels could've easily been a cinematic experience. Cause we know the characters now. And they had 12 eternals in the original draft so a series would've been better. I'm saying this not because I didn't enjoy it, cause I still did, it just left me with me wanting more in a way, the movie should've been way better. I'm glad marvel took the risk though. I absolutely respect that.

[@mhiaog2616]

i was afraid of this, zhao even said on an interview this movie is the biggest risk marvel ever took, and it's already dividing mcu fans. i felt emotionally detached while watching the movie and i don't see how it fits to the mcu for now. it has a lot of dc references which made me feel it's like it's own franchise.

[@levischorpioen]

Same. All I've been wanting from the MCU was experimental and non-conventional. This film gave me that in a beautiful way, but in return also highlighted why the MCU formula is getting in its own way.

[@DinoRubble]

As a person who read the Avengers in the 80-90's, StarFox is a HUGE deal. :-)

[@bigem2166]

It didn’t suck. It wasn’t boring. I really enjoyed it. 🤷‍♂️ C’est la vie!!

[@Illyria1217]

People probably go into all marvel films expecting to see avengers type films. This is not an avengers movie nor are they avengers. That’s what was great about it.

[@megageek8509]

No, it was boring.

[@Atomic_Brunette]

I really appreciate you guys voicing your honest opinion. I personally really loved this movie, not more than Shang chi though. I was engaged throughout the film and everything pretty much worked for me. How you guys feel about eternals is basically how I felt about dune, where I didn't really care about the characters or feel connected to them

[@martindavies6258]

I’m sorry you both feel that way. I absolutely loved this movie. The deep marvel lore. The pure cosmic Kirby goodness. The existential questioning. I found myself attached to each of these characters. I can see why some wouldn’t like the slower pace and the exposition driven movie. I can also see why some may bump into the non linear narrative. It’s a god epic sci fi movie. And I love it for that. But I appreciate you guys don’t feel the same.

[@RavensWolves]

I agree. I thought the film was phenomenal! I might see it again this weekend.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

Totally agreed.

[@jakefromstatefarm8545]

Wrong

[@jakefromstatefarm8545]

@@RavensWolves wrong

[@jakefromstatefarm8545]

@@thedefinitionisthis wrong

[@derrickvaughn2354]

I always respect everyone’s opinions on movies and I love seeing your reactions but I disagree with telling people to not see this movie because of your or my views. I personally loved this movie and I wouldn’t want someone who is told not to see Eternals and may actually like the movie miss out, especially given the opportunity to watch it on the big screen where they can appreciate the cinematography

[@MegaJufy]

Yeah, these guys are about to fall down the conservative "everything I don't like is bad" rabbit-hole. Be wary when content creators start putting out clickbait thumbnails. It's the first sign.

[@christophercdubs4273]

Me too. This is poor form guys. It isn’t to your taste, I respect that. But making the decision for other people? Not cool. I liked the movie alot. It is a very different vibe, and I think with time, peoples appreciation for it will grow. Kinda hurt to see you guys go this hard

[@germanandresm7345]

Totally!! If they didn't like it, that's ok and we respect it. But telling people "oh, I didn't like it so don't watch it" it's completely disrespectful and immature of the both. I loved the movie, and despite that fact I will encourage people to watch it so they see how the movie is and then they'll tell me if they liked it or not.

[@megageek8509]

Movie was boring. Just watched it in the theatre. Don’t care about any of the characters, didn’t care when any of them died. The reveal about icarus was yawn worthy. The “villains” had no threat level. The acting was great the visuals were good. Some of the dialog was well written. The story concept is good but the way it is written is disjointed and there was zero hook. No reason to care.

[@Quinten_Shibusawa]

@@megageek8509 I totally respect that you feel that way about it. But that's also your opinion. I loved this movie but I know and understand not everyone did. But they shouldn't be telling people not to see it just because they didn't like it.

[@noahwilson7497]

I feel like this movie had a lot of good ideas, they just couldn’t pick one to focus on

[@darthbiz2095]

my thoughts exactly

[@PCallahanPhilly]

I just saw it. I completely agree with you, and I’m so glad that I waited for it to come to Disney+.

[@lusther3385]

They weren’t robots thou. Flesh and bones made from cosmic energy and are programmed to protect planets from the deviants. When it was explained by Arishem I immediately remembered the clones from star wars where they were created and programmed to serve the republic but was never a robot. I feel like this movie is one of those movies that needs to be rewatched in order to appreciate it more.

[@ashtonturner2862]

Exactly. Agreed.

[@freebird6591]

Did you see the part where arishem showed sersei metallic skeletons of herself in various stages of building with patches of synthetic skin overlayed on sersi's robot frame?

[@simmsquee]

@@freebird6591 I think they're made from technology beyond our comprehension. Their final form is mostly organic in how it behaves.

[@thegdphrase]

I respect your opinion, but I really enjoyed it... It was full of heart and emotion, The cast was great ( even Sprite, I think that if they want her to keep appearing on the MCU they needed her to grow old) And YES it sets a lot for the future of the MCU , I never got bored at all... Hope if you find yourselves seen it again, you enjoy it better and get all the details that makes Eternals an MCU movie.

[@Miggymini]

Yeah first time they where absolutely wrong... 💔

[@greenuranium2052]

Enjoyed the film that much you forgot the characters name. ‘Sprite’

[@johnwicksdog4399]

@@Miggymini it was trash dude. I bet you probably liked F9 too

[@rakiat8815]

@@Miggymini no offence, it's bad imo but people are allowed to have their opinions. it just tried to be 2 movies at the same time and it dint feel cohesive for me. 5/10 sorry bro

[@thegdphrase]

@@greenuranium2052 Thanks 4 the autocorrect bro... Loved the Movie more after the second time watching it :-)

[@hitman036]

This could have been, and maybe should have been, a Disney+ show. It needed another two hours to flesh everything out and make me care about the characters. A five or six-part show would have done that. Also, I can’t believe I liked something more than Jay and Adam.

[@pat7917]

The definition of insanity is repeating the same action over and over, expecting a different result. I’m not sure if more of a bad time is the proper cure my friend.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

@@pat7917 In terms of fleshing out the damn-near 8 to 10 brand-new characters, more time is definitely needed.

[@Neontaster]

Exactly my reaction as well. Give me 7 episodes where you build these characters, show them in different time periods, and then introduce all this major conflict. Would have worked so much better.

[@hitman036]

@@pat7917 I didn’t have a bad time. I just didn’t like it as much as Marvel wanted me to. It felt like someone took a six episode TV show and edited it down to a movie.

[@Grandtheatrix]

The problem is that this show/movie exists, in 2 different other properties, and each of them were better than this movie. It's Umbrella Academy meets The Old Guard. In The Old Guard, I BELIEVED those people were hundreds or thousands of years old, maybe because they were allowed to be humans the whole time. Umbrella Academy, we saw the dysfunctional superhero family dynamic played to perfection, again probably because they were allowed to just be Humans. Honestly, they should probably have just abandoned the whole "you're robots" thing for most of the movie, because its hamstringing the performances. My wife had a fantastic point: this movie was a constant string of "Oh, we're aware of this fascinating concept here, but guess what? You're not gonna see it!"

[@TuffMcAwesome]

Jay looks like he's lost weight. Lookin good man.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

Watching the movie made him lose some weight. :)

[@jupitersmoon3033]

@@tsogobauggi8721 too soon man😂🥲

[@rainbowbordeaux4478]

He has a nice new haircut too💈

[@toolman4745]

Absolutely love the honesty. Brutal and honest is the way to go. Thank you both for that. Also Adam, do NOT get rid of that phone. Use it until it dies a horrible death. Screw planned obsolescence. You're beating the system babaaaaay!

[@reconsoldier135]

The system fights back, I tried keeping an older iPhone but eventually the battery would only last a couple hours and apps kept getting slower. He will eventually be forced to get rid of it unless he never updates his iOS.

[@justonjenkins1589]

I respect your assessment but I wholeheartedly disagree. There has been a lot of characters over the years that we were just thrown in on no backstory Spider-Man and Black Panther for instance we knew nothing about them and Civil War and they just popped up on the screen but i never judge a movie on that, and also i dont need every marvel movie to be tons of action. Some just tell a story. Im sorry you didnt like it

[@sheavaccaro5631]

The voice talking to Dane Whitman was Blade. That was the best part of the whole movie

[@funnylilgalreacts]

That was the most expensive nap I’ve ever taken…..

[@oneclevername]

My entire theater flipped out when Starfox came out in the midcredits scene. I get that you didn't like the movie but saying no one knows or cares about the reveal is just being an ass. I like 99% of your content, I guess this is just the 1% that I don't. I thoroughly enjoyed Eternals. Did it have issues, of course, but all MCU movies do.

[@tetsuorho]

Who's Starfox?

[@oneclevername]

@@tetsuorho he's a spaceship flying fox.

[@JonJacobJingleheimer]

There was 0 reaction from mine.

[@Paradise2003]

Yeah. The teens in my theater started clapping and cheering when Harry Styles came on screen. Idk if they cared about Starfox though lol

[@trappedinamerica7740]

@@Paradise2003 I care about Starfox. Seems you didnt read Avengers comics.

[@interstellargreenbean]

The guy in the seat next to me fell asleep and snored through act 2.

[@UniversalBroadcastingENT]

Love and respect your channel but I have to respectfully disagree. I felt the story of them enhancing and protecting humanity was very deep. It's almost a story of angels and fallen angels. It's very biblical. The scope of the movie opens up the Marvel universe in many ways. Of course, this is all opinion based. Keep up the good work fellas!

[@WuMyth]

Ok reviews are confusing the hell outta me, I loved it

[@bjornareriksen]

Same!!

[@charliemorris3984]

Same I’m so confused

[@roojieq86]

Yea I thought it was a little slow paced but overall it was great

[@trappedinamerica7740]

I've read Marvel comics for decade, I see this whole series as a mosaic and the Eternals makes me excited for the future of the MCU. You have to understand the celestials to understand the cosmic side of Marvel and it is clear that is where the story is headed. I think it could've been better as a Disney+ series because the story needed more time. If you are an honest to god Marvel comic fan I'm not saying you should automatically love this movie, but you should know what it means for the future and you should be excited about that.

[@pumpedupbricks]

Kingo leaving: I kind of felt like this needed to happen - too many people at then end would have felt cluttered and I don't know where he would have fit in without just being someone else for Ikaris to KO. Also, it added depth to these 10 characters having different motivations. We're used to "good guys fight bad guys to save humans" but here we see them question the morality of saving them. Ikaris follows the "good soldiers follow order premise" and basically gets Order 66'd into allowing the emergence to go ahead, taking out anyone that side against him. Sprite goes for this because she loves Ikaris but also hasn't been allowed to mature so can't properly experience love, this is the closest thing she'll get. Kingo, like Ikaris, thinks this should go ahead, but is not willing to fight the people he loves for it to happen. Similarly, Phastos doesn't believe humans are worth fighting for after seeing how his technical advancements lead to Hiroshima, but he's not willing to lose his loved ones so does intervene. Druig and Sersi both want as little harm to come to humans as possible, so are wholly against the emergence - allowing these characters to not all be 2D really helped me understand each of them as individuals and not all the same. Not caring about the characters: I honestly don't really get this one. From the get go I really liked these characters. Sersi clearly loves humanity, Sprite is very likeable and relatable as the sarcastic sort of comic relief in the first act, Ikaris clearly still loves Sersi. I think Ajak died at the right time, despite it being early - because it sets up why they have to find the others and gives a sense of urgency. These people have lived here for 7000 years, and then their mortal enemies appear to return, stronger than before, and they're leader is dead all of a sudden. It gives the characters they drive they needed. And I think it's better than we still see Ajak throughout the movie with the flashbacks. The periodic flashbacks save a massive exposition dump at the start of the movie, and instead of explaining EVERYTHING in real time throughout the movie, we get bits and pieces throughout that develop what we're seeing on screen. Not have Ajak around in present day is good because it helps us question her stance - is she really good or the secret catalyst behind our villains? On the subject of development, I think they did well enough handling the 10 characters. Sure, I'd like to see more development with some of them, but what you guys are saying about guardians still applies - they did develop the ones we were focusing on - Sersi, Sprite, Ikaris, Druig, Gilgamesh, Phastos - and while giving us a little of what we wanted, we still have room to see the growth of Makkari, Thena and Kingo going forward. They needed to do 10 characters to give it scale, and honestly I'm impressed with how well they made me care about so many of them. Again, do not understand the robotic argument - I felt so much emotion from Druig throughout his scenes, Barry was phenomenal. Phastos during Hiroshima was excellent as well, as was Sprite throughout her scenes. Saying it's as if they actors are playing people who don't care doesn't seem fair at all. The scene where they're discussing wiping Thena's memories due to the Mahd Wy'ry was very emotionally charged as well. Gilgamesh: Yes I think he could have been developed MORE before his death, but again, lot of stuff they had to cover with the time budget. DC thing is kind of a nit pick, but it's a bit meta having to make up superheroes for comics in a superhero universe. They normally cover this by creating comics and stuff based on in world heroes, and kids still have avengers toys, they're just real too - but I honestly like the kind of over the top joke about other comic book universes existing in the Marvel world. That being said it did feel like they were going too far a couple of times - several Superman references, the Alfred joke from Gilgamesh too. Little much but again, kind of nitpicking. The Evolving Deviant: This wasn't even evolution or a specific deviant - we're not told that it is. As far as we're concerned, every single deviant has the ability to absorb power, it's just that a deviant has never been able to kill an eternal. This one wasn't special, it just got to a defenceless Ajak that didn't have a fighter on her side. Yes, this evolved Deviant, let's stick with Kro, was pushed to the side, but again adds more dimensions to the moral dilemma. This deviant acts as the opposite of Ikaris, as he is willing to do anything to stop Tiamut from hatching, even as far as absorbing the power from all the eternals and sort of becoming his own unimind. It gives us more perspectives for us to look on humanity from. I don't need to be told who the villain of a story is, instead they lay out all the facts in front of us, showing us the good, the bad, and the ugly of humanity and letting us think in this situation, "would we save the world?" instead of being told that humanity is inherently good. This movie does way more showing rather than telling than you give it credit for. Onto the Starfox thing - they can introduce characters and make it feel like a big deal even if people don't know who they are? They can't expect everyone to know everything. You can't go into a marvel movie knowing every comic book thing, but for an Eternals comic book fan, seeing this would have been really cool. I'm sure the Kang reveal wouldn't have been cool if we didn't know who Kang was, and didn't hear the casting list for Quantumania. Marvel can't pander to everyone, they're going to introduce obscure characters at some point. Arishem appearing probably feels commonplace to these people. Gods are no longer just faith based, aliens are real, apparently 6 rocks killed half of all life in the universe and now everyone's back. Oh look a big head in the sky, that seems about right. People become desensitised to this stuff lmfao. This movie is set before any of the shows are taking places, having any Disney+ series character show up would make no sense at all. Music line annoyed me because the soundtrack in this movie was great. To be quite honest I'm almost kind of upset with you guys about this video? I don't know, I'm just so used to seeing you guys love Marvel switching things up, and more than half of this video felt like you were being paid to target this movie with as much hate as possible. I really don't know where it came from cause it kinda didn't feel like you guys in a way? Either way, still love you two, and we're obviously never gonna agree on everything. Just surprised at how divisive this movie is, it's genuinely top tier marvel for me.

[@leynaripley5250]

Agree with you in regards to the Starfox thing. I'm not a comic reader, so this isn't the first time a character has popped up in the end credits of a Marvel film (eg. Guardians 2) where I was like "no idea who this is". But for me it doesn't matter because I figure I'll get to know them later (like every other character) - I know that these reveals are for the die hard comic fans, not the movie only people like me

[@kevenpinder7025]

The reason Avengers worked was what I've come to call the Rule of Seven. If you want a Super Hero movie to really strike Gold, ya gotta stick to no more than 7 core characters. Once established you can expand to Infinity/Endgame territory tho there has to be an upper limit out there somewhere. This flick was spread just too thin.

[@JuanRamos-td3ws]

I feel like I have a mild crush on this movie. It’s gorgeous. Long and slow but I liked it. One of the scenes at the end is aesthetic greatness. Especially growing up with the comics and thinking I would never see something like that live action. Kinda cool. And obviously it sets up a lot of fun stuff for this new phase

[@39Bosski]

I saw Eternals today and it was just ok. I didn't hate it, but it had long moments of just talking. I did kind of appreciate that they tried to answer all the questions, but I have to say I agree with Jay at 29:26. I can't believe that people were ok after seeing that giant Celestial in the sky. I also felt the same way about why wouldn't they get involved with Thanos trying to destroy half of the universe when you established that a new celestial needs that intelligent lifeforce to be born. Can't say it's the worse I've ever seen, but I won't be in a hurry to watch it again.

[@kazetoame]

The only reaction they really showed was Dane Whitman’s, so we don’t know what the people at large thought about this. We are kinda forgetting that the people of Earth have had YEARS to get used to knowing they aren’t alone in the universe, since the events of the Avengers. I’m sure the appearance of Arisham has had an effect on people, we just don’t see it.

[@chrisayala4862]

I loved this movie a lot! Felt fresh and unique. The cast was lovely. Y’all want to talk about boring? Thor 1&2 have that seat

[@anjealousanaconda9692]

Yeah this movie was different. I was kinda disappointed that not all Eternals were combat based

[@Phanthief95]

For me, I would also include Iron Man 2, Incredible Hulk, & Captain Marvel.

[@georgevelasquez5673]

This movie was a book on screen. Grown up avengers is the vibe. I liked the movie because I enjoyed the information revealed.

[@crashingcoyote]

I felt this movie was more of a film than a marvel movie.

[@levischorpioen]

Which is exactly what I've been wanting.

[@crashingcoyote]

@@levischorpioen same that’s why I loved it

[@Ragnadave]

This is the best comment, exactly my thoughts

[@makingnoise3931]

The way this is going Eternals is gonna be a cult favorite. I personally loved it. I hope they return and the storytelling will be optimized to pull in more people. There is a lot of potential for sure. I hope in the end we all realize how like Ikaris, we underestimated Gemma Chan/Sersi and she’ll save the day albeit in her quiet beauty way. Druig was surprisingly cool too.

[@anjealousanaconda9692]

Makari is a fucking beast, I’m sorry but Pietro could never

[@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow]

@@anjealousanaconda9692 they nailed Makkari’s speed effects

[@natephant]

This better be the most boring movie on earth after hearing everyone who praised dune call this boring. Dune is the most boring film I’ve ever seen. And I love long slow burns. I loved the green knight. I love blade runner. I love the original Star Trek the motion picture. Dune was waaaay more boring than any of those. So for people to call this boring after praising dune. I may be unfollowing a ton of channels after I see it tonight. EDIT: not boring at all. Ppl who think this is boring must just be developmentally challenged.

[@lukebeer7778]

Please come back to this comment after you see it. I also hated Dune, I want to see your reaction to the movie.

[@natephant]

@@lukebeer7778 these dudes are smoking meth. This movie was good. Far from perfect but if anything it had TOO MUCH crammed into it. Literally the opposite of boring. Ppl calling this movie boring have to just be really dumb or something.

[@budigunawan5624]

the critics want to make Denis Villeneuve the next Nolan and Timothee Chalamet the next Tom Cruise while backstabbing LGBT-inclusive movie when they need it the most like Brokeback Mountain not winning Best Picture. PS: Dune and Denis are beloved by occultists so....yeah

[@lukebeer7778]

I just watched it and it was wonderfully beautiful. For me at least, my thoughts on this movie are what the reviewers think of Dune.

[@AntonioCruz-jp4bh]

I finally watched it and, much to my expectations, I loved it. I’m honestly really surprised y’all didn’t. But I fully do respect your opinions! Kinda sad to hear someone say “don’t watch this movie” but I assume that’s just y’all being dramatic for fun. But I do hope y’all can give it a second watch, I watched it on my phone and for some reason that felt really good cinematically. I do hope that, when there is a sequel, you guys give it a chance and don’t disregard the characters but I assume you guys wouldnt

[@g0ne_girl_]

Honestly I respect you guys giving your honest opinion, and not just shitting on the movie, IMO i really enjoyed it, i loved the characters but did find some of the lines hard to follow, Jolies acting was amazing and incredibly emotional, and loved the hint to Mahershala Ali’s voice at the end got really excited about that

[@619Gotenks]

*SPOILERS* That voice sounded exactly like Jeffrey Wright.

[@g0ne_girl_]

@@619Gotenks But it was Mahershala Ali

[@teflon4712]

Bad take here boys. Not as good as Shang Chi and probably not comparable to No Way Home, but way better than Thor 1 and 2, Black Widow and Iron Man 2/3.

[@alexkramerblogs]

The voice has been confirmed to be Mahershala Ali as Blade. The rippling texture of the Ebony Blade made me think of All-Black/Necrosword that the Symbiote God-King Knull creates and beheaded the Celestial Knowhere with. People are theorizing Blade might be creating the Midnight Suns group?

[@johnyshadow]

Considering the coming Midnight Suns game (strategy, xcom-adjecent, I think) featuring Blade, could be very likely.

[@pnut3844able]

Black Knight had NOTHING to do with midnight suns though. Why would blade be talking to BK?

[@Billy01113]

I usually agree with you, but here I am in total disagree. It is most certainly not a classic MCU movie or even a superhero movie, but I think it is agood epos. I really liked the caracter development. yes it has its length but I did not mind that.

[@jamesjustice4673]

First time I totally disagree with you guys. this is one of my favorite MCU films for sure.

[@travishobbs8533]

I can definitely see where you guys are coming from with this but I really enjoyed the world building and the interactions between the characters. Also the visuals were top notch.

[@davidgeldner2167]

No I don’t care if it sets anything up and I don’t expect you to care about the characters. In my honest opinion as a Marvel fan, this is exactly what I want. I want godlike beings that I cannot relate to, because every single Marvel character so far has been relatable. I couldn’t disagree more that you shouldn’t see it, I think it was literally genius. Like 9.5/10

[@charliemorris3984]

Agreed

[@user-mt9yi1hv4w]

I completely disagree with you saying: "Don't go see the movie because it is so boring, stay home, wait till comes to Disney plus" . Everyone should have the opportunity to go see the movie in cinemas, if interested, make an opinion by themselves and then come back and discuss it with you and the community. Movies hit each one of us in different ways. What might be boring for you, is probably enjoyable for others. Your experience with this movie probably is not the same for others and in by saying to not go and see the movie, you actually deprive those persons of that experience. Remember, it's always good to listen or read the reviews, but it's better when you can actually see the product with your eyes, judge and make your own opinion.

[@perfectlycromulent6258]

Plus this movie visually is made to be seen on the big screen! Even if people decide they don't like the story or acting or flow of the movie, the cinematography is one of the best features. And seeing celestials for the first time on a screen at home is just sad.

[@TheHutt0326]

Couldn't disagree more with the review. I think the issue is that the movie is going against the typical marvel formula and some people see that as a bad thing, some people don't get slow burn and that stories can be interesting in more ways then two people punch. Fantastic visuals, interesting characters and cool points to jump off for the future.

[@KiiDSarajevo]

Yes

[@TheARCchannel]

"It sucked and it hurts my soul to say that, CAUSE ITS A MARVEL MOVIE " - i swear, you guys are losing yourselfs, its getting more and more clear you are making videos for marvel fans ...and not being objective at all. Why would it hurt you to say that? Marvel can not make bad movies? Really? I stopped the video at that point. You guys should really stop licking Marvel arse...kuddos

[@Drako7077]

I wish people could add "for them" or "to me".... Make it known it didn't fit YOUR expectations of instead of making it seem as if no one will love it lol. I don't think that's too hard!

[@MegaJufy]

Sorry, their heads are too big to hear you. Those Patreon dollars really change people.

[@Heritage367]

It's their reaction and review channel. By the very nature of it, everything they're saying is their opinion. If they added 'for them' or 'to me' every single time it would be appropriate, the video would be twice as long. You can agree or disagree with them, but an opinion-based Channel shouldn't have to say it's opinion-based every 5 minutes. Sorry if I'm snippy 🙂

[@Drako7077]

@@Heritage367 literally takes a half a second to say. Appreciate the over exaggeration on how long that would extend a video though. Good laugh! It is their channel, so they should definitely let it be known that their opinion is just that, their opinion. Not doing so can sway others one way or another. Not everybody is smart enough to know other people's opinions don't matter. All they look at are these reactions or other reviews, and make a decision based on that alone. Stupid, but true!

[@Quinten_Shibusawa]

@@Heritage367 Yeah but they also said several times to not see the movie. Which is wrong. I respect their opinion but they were basically saying don't see this movie and you should hate this movie as much as we do.

[@Jigsaw407]

I really don't get why everyone trashes Thor: The Dark World. It's a perfectly fine, entertaining and great looking movie with a really fun showdown. It's almost as if I didn't get the memo and wasn't invited to the trashing party that so many people seem to agree on. It boggles my mind! :D

[@flavortownfanatic7280]

100% It's not the beat movie ever but it's still not that bad. The the funeral scene was beautiful, and it has an awesome soundtrack.

[@williamsowders6090]

Thor the Dark World isn't great, but it isn't awful either. Even the worst MARVEL movies are better than most fare out there. I have been saying for years Incredible Hulk is easily the worst of all MARVEL films, definitely not Thor the Dark World, and again, I don't think Incredible Hulk is awful, just the worst of the MARVEL films.

[@simmsquee]

It contains the best Loki content in the MCU but after he "dies" I skip to the end. I see the problems in it but don't think they ruin the whole movie.

[@MrGeoff-iv6re]

I totally agree with everyone in this thread. Dark World has some of the best emotional moments with Thor, Loki, and their family, great comedy, and one of my favorite MCU scores.

[@Jigsaw407]

I saw Eternals yesterday and it was a fine movie. I had no issue getting aboard with the characters (I'm used to characters only having one movie to introduce themselves) and it was fun and had cool action sequences. Sure, the whole concept with the celestials was a bit out there, and some scenes could have used some tightening up in the edit, but it's very very far from being a bad or boring movie.

[@christianu8819]

The Only thing that angers me of this video, is telling everyone to not see the movie in cinemas. Is your opinion, but there are People that May like it. I personally loved it

[@darson100]

This is what happens when you give a big budget Marvel movie to a director who's only got a couple of art house movies to their name.

[@sherylmccormick]

I appreciate your thoughts on Eternals and wish you would have had a better experience. I'm still going to see it this weekend - I'm intrigued by the split reactions to it.

[@Nain617]

Yes .See it ..i was worried .but I enjoyed it .

[@DiegoRivera-ll8jy]

I actually liked it a lot and i disagree with them about character development I felt every character arc

[@jramz5176]

I don't get how they can find it boring.

[@DiegoRivera-ll8jy]

@@jramz5176 I get it tho definitely the lack of mindless action is disappointing to some… I like the focuse on the character development makes the actions hits harder for me

[@jramz5176]

@@DiegoRivera-ll8jy Exactly. I loved learning about these characters. They did tell a lot of the relationships but they did show some too. I thought it was an affective use of both. But I thought Druig and Phastos were used so affectively. The 3rd act on that beach I thought was phenomenal. All the action here I thought was very well done.

[@sandynelson3755]

I think what was bad for me, was as soon as you got to know a character, they killed them or turned them bad! Knowing that Icaris killed Ajak at the beginning really ruined it for me.

[@marbenncayetano2087]

Y'all are killing me on this one. My fiance and I enjoyed the movie so I feel torn with confusion, pain, sorrow,, hunger (for guac). . .

[@usernameunknown69]

the movie was incredible, don't feel bad for liking a great movie

[@dababycar2899]

Movie was so boring, marvel has gone down hill since endgame😕☹️

[@ayukone]

@@dababycar2899 Boring in the aspect that there is not action every single 5 minutes? I think that's honestly a bad way to review movies lol

[@dababycar2899]

@@ayukone it’s the lowest rated marvel movie, it just makes sense that if you introduce 8 new characters nobody is gonna care about these new people when the other hero’s have been in movies for 10 years

[@vikasgautam5712]

@@dababycar2899 we'll see brother...Ironman too was b grade superhero before but man NOW HE IS A BIG NAME IN THE HISTORY OF SUPERHEROES. Just wait and watch.

[@shiitakehappens6194]

I’m surprised y’all hated it so much. It could’ve cut down some scenes and it felt a little long but I thought it was good. I had no expectations though 🤷‍♀️.

[@Culled]

Movies are subjective. Going to see eternals tomorrow I’m super hyped!

[@drosims7993]

Agreed…it was average and kinda boring, definitely not rememberable at all. Definitely didn’t suck but like you said “where do these characters fit into the mcu” and I still don’t have an answer for that after the movie.

[@morcatna4767]

27:35 ON POINT!!! He does fly good! Ikaris and Makkari were my favorites! Hope to see more of them!

[@tomgurran4870]

Them 2 were my favourite too! The ending of ikaris' arc was underwhelming though and not emotional at all to me

[@kazetoame]

@@tomgurran4870 technically, they can bring them back, the seed wasn’t already planted……Ikaris was also shown not burning up, so I wonder if he really is dead. As for his arc, it was his guilt, it was weighing on him the entire movie. He couldn’t face them anymore, it ties in with why he left Sersi.

[@crescendyr8438]

Makari giving Ikaris the hands was the best part of the movie.

[@morcatna4767]

@@crescendyr8438 that part was incredible! I also love how they didn’t use slo-mo to show super speed.

[@theIOis]

It haven't seen this movie yet but I do find it strange you are saying that people not knowing who Starfox is at the end matters. When they first showed Thanos, most movie going audiences had no clue who he was. Only comic book people knew who it was that was smiling about courting death at the end of Avengers.

[@willl9046]

So basically you guys wanted an Eternals origin movie. Got it. It seems more like you guys would have preferred a more stretched out story of The Eternals. But the movie itself wasn’t as awful as you made it sound. Also, I disagree with a lot of what you guys said. I will admit that I agree that some of the emotions were not landing but dang, your criticisms are overly dramatic to me.

[@yellowdevil8396]

if you cant make characters compeling to them in almost 3 hours then something is at fault. bloated scripts cutting something for the sake of character development for example. its hard to make them dislike a marvel movie. the reviews mention the undermined stakes and the story so working on that would probably have fixed it for most critics.

[@willl9046]

@@yellowdevil8396 yeah, it’s not a perfect movie by any means. Personally, I found many of the characters to be compelling except maybe cersei and diagus (or whatever his name is). I adored Phastos, Gilgamesh, and Thena. They need more screen time for sure, hopefully a tv series before any sequels. From people’s reviews, it seems like they expected to have the same level of connection for each Eternal when I feel like the movie was about the group (hence themes of unity and family). I’ve also heard reviews about the lowered stakes but I didn’t get that impression.

[@mathsalot8099]

For a no trailer movie experience, go to a theater with assigned seats and reserve them in advance. Then show up to the movie 20 minutes after it's supposed to start. Use that 20 minutes to drive there, or buy popcorn.

[@BananaTV1978]

Yep! I do that! It works. 👍

[@adamrutkowski4457]

I'm a Projectionist and Presentation Manager so I've seen studio trailer requirements get more aggressive. About 3 years ago it was standard to have 4 trailers but then it was changed to a mandatory 5 for new release/tentpole titles. Studios will send out clipboard reps to document which trailers and how many are being played before the movie to report back to the studio. If we consistently go against the studio "requirements" they could, potentially, deny/hold hostage the next big tent pole title until we're in compliance. Complain to the studios and not the theater but it's a losing battle/suggestion either way.

[@jamesshehadeh4036]

Eternals should have been a Disney + plus series. The first season could have been the deviant fight in past cumulating in them separating in Babylon. But as movie it was too many ideas not enough follow through.

[@coppercrow5840]

I refuse to believe that Eternals could be worst than Venom 1 and 2.

[@jonathanlivermore8280]

You are speaking exactly what I felt. This was such a boring film. It is the worst Marvel movie for me. 1. It spent way too much time on a love story that was not important to the story. 2. They jumped back and forth in time in the beginning too much and it made the movie choppy. 3. The villains seemed like an after thought. They appeared like what, 3 times? 4. They didn’t make me care about any of these unknown characters enough to want to see them again like they were successful in doing with Guardians of the Galaxy. In my opinion it was bad writing. Felt like a DC movie.

[@DToomer]

Wow...wow...”to each, his own....” I feel like my friends & I watched a completely different movie than you guys did. We all thoroughly enjoyed it. It felt like a dramatic marvel film. It’s no Infinity War, but it ain’t Dark World either. Curious to see how it all connects. I honestly don’t get the disdain this film is getting. Again, everybody’s got a right to their opinion.

[@jneal713]

I'm watching this after seeing the movie and I said to my buddy while we were there "I wish I could pay 2-3 dollars extra to go to a showing with no previews."

[@jameshurrell7717]

Didn't catch it till Disney+ release, and enjoyed it more than I thought - I think lowered expectations really helped - but it just didn't feel that connected to the wider universe, and I just did not care enough about the characters - honestly think it would have been better off as a series, where they could take time with each member & let me care about someone before they do something that is supposed to make me feel feelings.

[@HellfireComms]

I don't have any opinion on the finished movie, but this film just has way too many main characters for me to care. You can't drop an Avengers-tier cast and expect me to get invested. The whole thing smacks of that other group of not-Mutants that Marvel tried and failed with at an earlier point in the MCU.

[@melvacado6406]

I respect differing opinions, but to tell others to avoid watching something they haven't seen just because you don't like it is really immature. And to act as if a character reveal was unnecessary because they're unknown is just... Do we forget that a majority of Infinity War viewers barely knew anything about Thanos? You guys seriously need be less dramatic.

[@marquisstarks9003]

I just commented this. To literally tell your audience not to go see a PHASE 4 MCU movie because they didn’t like it is just ridiculous Lmao i love there content forsure but this was a bad take

[@Quinten_Shibusawa]

@@marquisstarks9003 it almost made me unsubscribe from them. I can understand their criticisms but not telling others to not watch it

[@daredevil4898]

You can say the movie is bad but you can't say "don't watch it"!!!

[@davidmcleod5133]

And yet, they did… and I’m glad they did.

[@NewYorkFloridaMan]

I couldn't stop laughing when Gilgamesh died because Thena let out a weak ass squidwardly "NOooo".

[@andrewhelmer6853]

So how long until your first unboxing video of Adam’s new phone ?

[@pReviewd]

Hahahaha. We now have to do it 🤣🤣

[@Shinara1975666]

I hate to disagree but I loved this. It was different while still being Marvel, and everyone stayed until the end of the credits. No one left. But you are entitled to your opinion but people should still go and make up their own mind.

[@AlexStudioOfficiel]

This movie just changed the entire MCU direction guys, even Feige told it, it introduces a new team, Thanos’ family, new species, new artistic direction, it even introduces Blade and the Black Knight. The MCU can’t work with only one movie, maybe you don’t like Eternals for now bc it is installing the background of the next phases of the MCU. Come back in one or 2 years and we’ll see, like almost all marvel movies, Eternals is going to be a mandatory movie to understand future movies and series in few months/years

[@AlexStudioOfficiel]

+ it’s literally the first time Marvel dares to try something new in a movie since Iron Man 1 by letting Chloe Zhao to implement her own style in this movie

[@dh6228]

I understand how boring Eternals was but I kinda enjoyed something different other than the same old marvel movie. It wasn’t horrible but it wasn’t great. 6.5/10

[@shybyebye]

i wanted to like the movie but the emotional moments fell so flat for me. the trailer makes it seem like kit harrington has a significant role in the movie, spoiler; he is barely in it. it sets up a lot of interesting stuff for the mcu but it doesn't do more than that. I'd rather watch shang-chi a forth time than eternals a second time. ps. i didn't hate the movie, i just expected A LOT more.

[@jaytier7049]

It was just meh. The concept and storylines of the eternals are pretty rad. it’s just a lot to put into one movie. You could feel the length of this movie, and I still left the theatre not invested into the characters

[@thatcringeboi7080]

IDFK how but Dune felt like a shorter movie than Eternals and there about the same length

[@charliemorris3984]

I love u guys a lot and completely appreciate that you have your opinion and didn’t like it but don’t think you should tell people not to watch “because it is bad”! It’s so subjective and there’s still so much to appreciate in this movie even if you weren’t the biggest fans! No hate ever you guys are still my fave channel

[@jaym8927]

I loved Eternals. It's in my top 5.

[@thatllputmarzipaninyourpie3117]

Bull

[@crankfastle8138]

That seems like a stretch.

[@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow]

I loved it too, it didn’t feel like a boring rehash of the marvel formula

[@davidjames5286]

It's in my bottom 5

[@TuffMcAwesome]

I guess based on your review, you could say that the Eternals feel ... Inhuman

[@Pend3rlab]

Bravo

[@davidgeldner2167]

Nowhere anywhere near that bad. I personally loved it but I do get it had flaws. I get it isn’t perfect and if they hated it that’s fine. But Inhumans was an abomination lol

[@rfan]

😂😂😂

[@brianhouston5368]

Feel like we've slipped into Bizarro World, and you dudes and all the other reviewers dumping on Eternals watched a different movie. Loved it start to finish. Not sure why some just can't seem to connect with it.

[@yellowdevil8396]

they explained in detail why it didnt land for them.

[@HiteshThukral]

I think it's a decent movie, something that I'd expect to get a critics score in the 70s normally, 48% score is just plain BS coz this is still better than most DC properties, and even Black Widow imo. There are some pretty decent instances of MCU humor that work well, but I did feel that the movie was telling the audience to feel emotions rather than making them through the plot and direction. I think it has more to do with the large cast not handled as deftly as we have become used to from previous ensemble MCU movies and the disney plus shows (which admittedly have a much greater runtime). The only characters I am excited to see fleshed out are Thena, Druig, and Makkari. Overall underwhelming for sure, but definitely not DC level bad imo

[@griftin]

I heard all the bad reviews so I didn't watch this in theaters and waited till it came out in Disney Plus today. I don't get it. This was a good movie in my opinion. I was interested in the characters, understood the plot and appreciated the complex situation they were in. I don't know. Maybe I'm in the minority but this was a good movie to me. I can't wait to see a sequel which might not happen because of all the people that panned it.

[@obiebear64]

OK, finally saw this tonight. I have to say that, after hearing all the negative reviews, I didn't expect to like it but I really did! Like a lot of others here, I am surprised that you fellas were so let down by it. Is it like every other MCU film? Nope! Is it supposed to be? Nope! After 10 years of in-your-face cinema, this was a great palate cleanser for the new era to come...in my opinion. It was the character and world building that we need to move forward with the MCU universe and what is to come. Again, just my thoughts. Sorry it failed so hard for you, guys.

[@phillyphilly_lii6441]

We come here because of the good vibes but most importantly we come for honesty above all. Thank you for being honest!!

[@Amers425]

Yes I do care who starfox is. 🤷🏼‍♀️. I also love Harry Styles so there’s that.

[@94JesseRay]

The voice at the end was confirmed by the director to be Blade.

[@CCFONESOL]

Finally! Someone that doesn't think this is the greatest Marvel movie ever made. This should've been a series.

[@dwifter6268]

It was like a very long MCU Cologne commercial.

[@joeybagofdoughnuts1732]

Didn’t love it, didn’t hate it. I was extremely invested whenever they were all together but then the runtime beat me down. Also I showed up 15 mins late, missed all but one trailer 10/10 would recommend.

[@simmsquee]

I was nearly 30 mins late and STILL didn't miss more than the prologue scene. Showing up late is where it's at. 😄

[@roby9139]

We arrived late and missed the opening exposition. You know what? It didn't affect my enjoyment of the movie.

[@enriquesaenz3574]

I say this with all due respect, if you like the movie, great. I agree with every point said in this video, it was very boring and missed out on a lot of opportunities. This movie creates a lot of plot holes and honestly don't care about anyone in this movie. I honestly cannot see how this movie is better than Iron Man, Winter Soldier, Infinity War, or Shang Chi for that matter. I respect the opinions of others, but honestly shocked people are calling this movie their favorite.