The thing that immediately made me say "fuck off" to everything this movie is and stands for, is the one deaf superhero tapping her wrist to sign for "time" In ancient fucking BABYLON 😂
Yeah I will never understand why making one of the eternals deaf in the first place but how would anyone in the past know sign language which was a modern thing.
Not to mention the massive hole beneath the Celestial, leading directly to the earth's core, which is surrounded by super heated metal. So not only would the sea levels rise as the Celestial emerges, they would then plummet as the sea pours into the hole and then there's an immense steam explosion at the earths core. They just killed the world and then never acknowledged it or this entire film ever again
What's up with the "saving lives" thing? Saw it a couple of times already. I'm sorry for my lack of culture, I fully skipped this movie when it came out 🙂
@@VinnieMF lol, so did I but "literally saving lives" was something either the director or one of the cast said to the media at the premier (because LSDBLT+ representation, got memed to hell) "Absolute Triumph" was a headline access media shills were using to try & prop it up when it either lost around $30 million or barely broke even depending on advertising costs 😂🤣
In the original comic version, it was a massive army, they were always intelligent, and they attacked/fought against the Eternals and Celestials because the Celestials were farming the Deviants as snacks because their souls were super tasty to Celestials. You read that right. The "Celestials" are actually villains, the monsters are innocent, and bullshit bullshit pretentious idiocy.
Ok, Fringy is just wrong about the Aztecs. They weren’t destroyed because the Spanish wanted to “extract as much value” as they could. The Aztecs were destroyed because all their neighbors had gotten fed up with constantly being raided and subjected by the Aztecs for generations and so when the Spanish showed up they joined in with them. People just tend to ignore that the army that conquered the Aztec capital was comprised overwhelmingly of Mesoamerican, not Spaniards.
@@Zero-ds9ws I wanted to be fair since we're not taught Aztec/Spanish history here in Australia, but then that means at some point as a teenager or adult, he went out and somehow failed to learn the very basic reason was for the Aztecs being wiped out and never bothered to look into how the Aztecs managed to regularly sacrifice humans without going extinct.
@@whiskeyhound Like, they teach us that shit when we're at school (if the curriculum that year bothered to include it) over where I live, and I didn't remember how the Aztecs lost, but I guess it's a matter of perspective.
Ahh the irony that in the comics, Thanos was half Deviant and half Eternal, yet they still introduced Eros in the end as his brother. They shot themselves in the foot before they could even walk.
@@jimberjamber8540 well the worst thing is they kept him being part deviant and eternal in the movie lore as well, so not only they didnt stop thanos from doing their job, he was one of their jobs that they just willingly ignored.
Thanos is clearly from Thanatos, they could have figured it out alone that he was connected to the Eternals. But I guess that Greek Mytology is too hard for Hollywood to understand
Thanos isn't half anything. He's all Eternal. "Deviant" is a designation for the occasional occurrence of genetically and psychologically "deviant" Eternals.
Celestials, Kang, I wonder who's next in line in terms of potential new big threats in the MCU that is just sweeped under the rug for one reason or another
To his credit, if you introduce something like that into your world building, it necessarily SHOULD be important. But MCU consistency is non-existent. Plus this was the start of phase 4, where we hadn’t yet had a bunch of examples of nothing mattering in individual films.
@@reginlief1 I know, that wasn't a knock against Fringy but a sarcastic comment on the ludicrousness of introducing something like a giant being on earth into your world building and then pretending like it didn't happen
This really makes me want an EFAP subseries where one of the guys explains a movie they didn’t all want to watch to the others. Call it “Only Gaps”* *Edit: EGAPS is the better name
@@Lemon_Inspector Exactly, I think there’s a lot of meme potential for how each host would approach the task. Rags would have to be allowed to lean on the Wikipedia synopsis
I remember getting out of this movie and there were people from Disney waiting outside the theater asking people to take a survey about what did they think of the movie and when I looked at it, I sh!t you not, THE ENTIRE survey was about what did I think about all the diversity that was in the film.
The Eternals was when it became very clear the MCU is fucked for good and can't be fixed after that point, IMO only way to fix it is to wipe it clean and start over.
@@nont18411 which is in and of itself emblematic of how fucked it is and why Feige needs to go. RDJ's a great actor. He could probably be a great Doctor Doom..... but he's a recycled idea because Marvel has no fucking idea what else to do. He's already Tony Stark, and now you're asking the audience to believe he's also Doctor Doom, and that this is somehow one continuous story... because he was popular as Iron Man and you have literally nothing fucking left now that you've pushed all the original characters to the wayside in favor of your new diversity hires.... jesus christ, does anyone left at Marvel have a working brain? They're even recycling the directors who started the downward spiral in the first place. This whole line of thinking on their part is why no, it won't fix anything. The lack of forethought that killed it is still alive and well at the upper levels, so there is no fixing it, not without a massive overhaul at the creative levels
Wrap these stories up - or don't, press x and be done with it - and start new with the X-Men and Fantastic 4. Attaching these organs to a dying body might end up being a full waste. Don't bring up any of the characters used in this universe. If you do, wait many years to start with a new actor and storyline. Not even a "it's in a different universe in the same multiverse as the MCU..." no, just leave it.
I don't think there is any fixing it at that point. If they tried to wipe it all, they'd have to wait five, maybe ten years before they could start again without their own mess hanging over it like a tofu-dreg tower. And we all know Disney will never do that
My favorite part about this is how Fringy thinks it’d be important to watch this because it’d obviously have big implications on the MCU from then on…but as of right now they’ve never been thought of again with the closest we got being a news article gag in She-Hulk
I found Eternals so incredibly dull, forgettable, and uninteresting that the only reason I even vaguely remember it is the Celestial statue plothole that everyone mentions. There's almost nothing else worthwhile to take away from the experience.
Yeah they didn't put ANY fucking thought into any facet of this movie. In the comics, before they also changed the comics to match this shitty movie, yes they did that, the Eternals were just a race of people. They were basically a Celestial's high school project, they all had the same basic power set, and individuals decided to specialize in different ways. So an Eternal that really likes running would develop super speed, and the Eternal that really likes weight lifting has the POTENTIAL to be super fast, but he would rather develop his muscles so he's super strong. They weren't GIVEN a bunch of random powers, they all have the same baseline, and then they decided based on their interests what to do from there. Also they were a whole race, not 10. Thanos was one of them, and he looks different because he has a Deviant gene. If you'd just kept this part of the lore the same, you could literally explain why the Eternals aren't around by saying they were hiding from Thanos, cause they're horrified of the Mad Titan deciding they're a threat to his plans and they need to be taken care of. That's why they never appear prior to Endgame even though the world was in danger. It'd make sense, because other Eternals would logically be able to at least stand up to Thanos. He might be especially strong, but 10 of them against one of him, you could see how he might see that as a problem he can't afford to have around, so he best just crush them all quickly. Makes fucking sense, doesn't fuck with the established lore if they're actively hiding. You could also just make them so they don't ACTUALLY care about Earth in particular, this is just where they're hiding out, and they've developed lives on this planet so they would prefer it not explode, BUUUUUUT if for example Ultron had won and zeroed the whole planet, they'd just go "Well shit. Alright let's get outta here, find somewhere else." Cause they're IMMORTAL, so even if they have families, those families would die anyway, and now or 80 years from now is barely a difference to their endless lives. Cause if the planet explodes, they just leave, but if THANOS finds them, they DIE. And DEATH to an Eternal is unfathomably terrifying. You should also axe the stupid Celestial popping out of Earth thing, or if you wanna keep it, just don't make it BREACH EARTH. Fuck's sake, Steven Universe did this same concept MUCH better! If they wanna make a big show of the Celestial, go INTO the planet and stop the Celestial Seed from sprouting from the inside. That'd be plenty big screen epicness worthy. It's almost like the creators of this movie had NO experience writing, just went with the first idea that popped up, and didn't even consider the rest of the continuity of the MCU. Oh right, that's exactly what happened.
WIth a modicum of thought put into it, the Eternals' story could've been told across three movies (1: their exploits in Antiquity; 2: getting the band back together in present day; 3: Arishem's Judgment) ending surprisingly in the Celestial's Emergence and the revelation that this trilogy is set in another dimension...just SOME effort to make Kang & the multiverse work longterm.
If I had been in charge of the MCU, we would have seen them in the first Marvel movie. You scatter them across different movies, you could see a few of them during WW2 with Cap(maybe in disguises), etc....You would have felt their presence in there. And the moment Thanos would have shown his presence on Earth, I would have had them emerge and fight him. They essentialy should be the ultimate defenders of humans and planet Earth.
@@johnnyskinwalker4095Here's the thing, no one has ever cared about the Eternals and they never had any plans for them up until Phase 4 where they decided to use them because they could race and gender-swap a bunch of them without most poeple noticing to have a lot of "diversity", and then proceded to do that over and over again in this disaster of a Saga.
Remembering hearing this stream when it happened and Fringy describing plot points, Rags and MauLer being dumbfounded to each one as if they were listening to the ramblings of a mad man. Still some of my favorites lines from any EFAP "So R.I.P Earth" No not R.I.P Earth" then later on ""So R.I.P Earth" No not R.I.P Earth".
Since the Eternals, the red wedding is now Richard Madden’s second most (or maybe third, if you also count Citadel) torturing experience for the viewers.
@@nont18411 I heard that Cinderella film he did right after the show was Old Gods awful too, I never saw it but Red Wedding drops another spot just to be safe 🤣
So fun fact, Rome had incredibly basic combustion engines. Like it wasn't powerful, so it was more a novelty of "Oh hey look this fire can make this tiny wheel turn, ain't that neat?" Basically they understood it, but they didn't really have the metallurgy or understanding of pressures to create something... practical.
Eternals is the movie equivalent of Anthem. It looks like a normal product but upon closer inspection, it falls apart. An empty shell of a concept that will go nowhere and be forgotten in the grand scheme of the MCU.
@@GabesEdtiz yes I'm serious the writer wanted to have it where the Eternals are forced into their ship, mind wiped and watch the whole thing be destroyed by a celestial being born
Seeing all these career downfalls of ex-Game of Thrones actors, somehow only Charles Dance, Pedro Pascal, Lena Headey and Peter Dinklage are the only four people whose career went unscathed post-show (3 Lannisters and a Martell).
Because they're legit actors, same with Sean Bean. It's the younger ones that grew up/broke out on Thrones that have struggled, most of the ones that were established before made it out fine
@@ViolentMessiah666 i think a lot of them are legitimately good actors, they just took roles they're horribly unsuited for because people tried to make them action stars for some idiotic reason...
@@petriew2018 Some are pretty good, Alfie Allen (Theon) is a great actor so is Iwan Rheon (Ramsey) & the kid that played Bran was solid but Kit, Richard, Emilia, Sophie & the guy that played Grey Worm are mid, decent with the right script but better suited for dumb action fun, romcoms or soap operas. Super disappointed we didn't get Tamsin Merchant as Dany, she was originally cast then Benioff & Wiess fucked up the pilot episode & had to start over setting the whole thing back a year & she got a spot on The Tudors so they had to get Emilia (had to recast Catlyn too because the actress got pregnant). Based on Tamsin's performance in that she would've been way better suited but c'est la vie
The funniest part to me about the movie and Marvel's utter failure to explain why the Eternals didn't try to stop Thanos when it is entirely in their motivation to do so, is that all they had to say was that THEY DID. They could've said they've been fighting Thanos all along, as he was a rogue Eternal that decided wiping out half the population would save the other half from getting used as Celestial fuel. Then you can have gnarly flashbacks to their wars with Thanos' forces and their ultimate failure to stop him shortly before the events of Infinity War, which itself would explain what Thanos has been doing all this time since he knew there were multiple stones on earth but took his sweet time getting there. This problem couldve been a solution if anyone took 5 minutes to think about it.
It’s weird I watched this film full of “superheroe characters” and can’t remember them fighting anything but each other at the end. There was a lot of talking about stuff.
Eternals will always get huge props in my book for having the best big budget AOE base ever put on screen. That Babylon scene is what the makers of Age of Empires would have dreamed of back in the day.
In the comics, all Eternals have Ikaris' powers has far as flying, strenght, energy projection. And they also have their invididual powers. It's a sort of a life energy they have(I don't remember if it's linked to Earth or not, probably is) and they manipulate that energy for a variety of things: flying, resistance, mental projection, strengh, telepathy, transmutation and along the way some of them use the energy to explore certain elements of them better than others. Like Cersei is better at transmutation, Gilgamesh at strength, Makkari at speed, etc....
Well, I almost forgot how confusing and jam-packed with 10+ new characters that was. Explains why I only watched it twice. Can't wait for "Eternals 2 - mehCU"
48:39 as I keep saying it's not about time but rather the lack of having good writers who can make use of said time to flesh out said cast of characters.
This felt like a high budget mockbuster of the Synder cut. They should have just embraced ripping dc off and made it a Squadron Supreme movie set in a different universe, but nope. I enjoyed the dynamic between quality Value Amazo and bootleg wonderwoman though. There was almost something interesting going on there.
There would be a massive hole beneath/around the Celestial, leading directly to the earth's core, which is surrounded by super heated metal. So not only would the sea levels rise as the Celestial emerges, they would then plummet as the sea pours into the hole and then there's an immense steam explosion at the earths core, triggering global earthquakes. They just killed the world multiple times over, and then never acknowledged it or this entire film ever again. PEAK LIFE SAVING CINEMA
So did this Gilgamesh from the eternals go around taking people's wives on their wedding nights too or was the person chronicling his story feeling a little quirky
Of all the shows handed out to random directors you’d think The Eternals would’ve been the 1st alternate Earth Multiverse show. Eternals was never intended to be a 616 Earth comic, it was supposed to be a totally new unrelated thing. But wait why do THAT in the “Multiverse Saga”
4:57: The Eternals were originally not intended to be in the Marvel-616 Universe. Had Marvel gone with that plan, they would’ve been the real-life inspirations for the Gods and Demigod heroes worshipped by man, especially those of Greek Mythology, like their home was located on a mountaintop, Zaius inspired Zeus, Makkari inspired Mercury, Thena inspired Athena, Sirsi is the real Circe, the witch from The Odyssey, and Phastos inspired Hephaestus.
The idea Jack Kirby was inspired by reading Erik Von Danikens "Chariots of the Gods" basically: Ancient Astronauts. First comic reads like an Indiana Jones 22 page set up for a really wild ride. Sersi was an NYC socialite who loved humans (she was the trickster in The Odyssey), Ikaris was Marvel's 1st Superman, and the rest were really side characters.
@@ferrarriohh I always liked the "Forgotten One" (always hated that they started naming him "Gilgamesh"). If done right on screen(with the right casting), he could be like a cosmic Conan, sort of an immortal monster slayer.
The destruction of Tenochtitlan was their tipping point for "humanity is evil", not Ivan the terrible, or gengis khan, or Attila, or Timour, or anything else that had happened in human history up to that point.
@@liliesaregoodfortheliver2954 Even more hilarious considering they've been living right next to a human sacrifice konga line. But nope, THAT did not phase them at all. Imagine living near Auschwitz and getting into "humanity is evil" mode only after Red Army arrives. One would think Hollyweirdos capable of imagining at least that example and its implications (for no particular reason ;) )
Hear me out: The Eternals are where the members of the Fantastic Four should've been found, in Ancient Egypt, captives of Kang's Rama-Tut. This is how bad Marvel screwed themselves up: in Phase 4, they could've held a Secret Invasion crossover between Black Widow/Falcon & WS/Captain Marvel 2 (as Kree-Skrull War), and Thunderbolts, all set in the present, and then things set in Multiverse, AND the past, all tied together for Phase 5. Phase 4/F4 was an easy layup but they blew it will all these discordant random projects.
The eternals as a concept ironically really should have been a show. Imagine an 8 episode show featuring 2 eternals at a time with each episode being a different time period and the express purpose of the episode to grow and develop the eternal's character and humanity. And almost like a greek tragic fable there is some somber take away the immortal gods here learn about humanity that either endears them to humans or jades them to humans. The first and last few episodes will be the only time they get together with the first episode showing the eternals being largely indifferent from each other very surface level differences then by the end of the season they will have demonstrated their growth and unique perspectives because of the journey they took. And the final boss not being a celestial but the deviant mutant guy...un cell i think his name? Yeah mr perfect cell. He should be a looming threat that is a constant background in the season trying to stay hidden until he gains enough power to absorb 17 and 18 er i mean the eternals then we have all the cast members fight him avenging those he absorbed and ikros instead of just flying into the sub for no reason does it to destroy cell before passing on to spend his days in otherworld with king kai. Yeah its rough draft, yeah I might have been playing the budikai series while I wrote this but hell of a lot better than what we got
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA... the original comic was shit and there was no hope for this movie. See my comment detailing the broad strokes of the comic.
The show format would’ve worked 100x better than jamming everyone into one movie set to “Puree”. Characters need time to be explored as individuals. When Phastos confronts Ikaris late 3rd act he says “I’ve been wanting to clip your wings for a long time” - this was never established in any way obvious to the audience besides this rallying cry. Payoff w/o setup is an odd choice.
So in the comics, Thanos has the deviant gene or syndrome, they could have made a connection between him and the intelligent deviant, but they would have fucked that up anyway so yeah prolly for the best.
It's also worth mentioning that Thanos is part deviant and literally every other Titan looks like a normal human. You could say, "oh well that's the comics" But that's completely destroyed by the fact that Eros/Starfox appears and is introduced in the end credit scene as Thanos' brother.
The topic of "giving personality and will to the turrets" Did make me think of something. There is this sort of balance regarding a.i. and robotics. If you make them fully automotons, all it takes is a small mistake in coding, and whoops! It's like the D-Reaper from Digimon Tamers, trying to kill humans while following its programming to the letter. Then on the other hand, if it becomes self aware, that's its own host of problems. Best faith is that if you give a robot free will, it might rebel, but could be talked down, but without it, if it decides that to act antithetical to your plans is the logical course of action, it cannot be convinced otherwise.
This is what you get when you deviate from the comics with your own bs. After reading the summaries of the comics, the movie is FAR from what is explained in the comics.
they were contractually required to make them because it was a pet project of Ike Perlmutter, who until very recently was technically in charge of Marvel as part of the acquisition deal by Disney. They didn't actually want to make it, hence why they changes pretty much everything to fit their.... shall we say 'corporate sensibilities' and we got this movie.....
@@petriew2018 that was the Inhumans and they didn't end up doing it, it ended up being a mini series on abc. That was when Ike was trying to make his own X-Men when 20th century fox still had sole control of the movie rights of the X-Men. Agents of Shield was trying hard to push the Inhumans into the MCU and thats when Fiege got Disney to separate him and Ike and Inhumans was removed from the Phase 3,
I was talking to a friend about this movie just earlier today. I fell asleep in the theatre, watched it on Disney+ later. Sitting here before starting the video, even with a gun to my head, I could not tell you the name of a single character. 🤷♂️
The eternals are created to destroy deviants right? Super powered beings made to destroy evil monster things. So..why arnt they all just like icarus? Why would you make a deaf one or one that can only control other creatures minds? Just make them all super strong and have flight with laser eyes
when i read a interview that said Icarus actor studied henry cavil superman for inspiration for the role i was like "oh he gonna turn into the bad guy at the end isn't he?"
i was confused looking at the posters because i thought when fringy said "cersei" that he meant the got actress has a role in the movie and he couldnt remember the characters name but it turns out lena heady is actually not in the movie at all. the character is just called "sersi" and she is the one in the green outfit i think
My favorite part was when the inventor Eternal is standing in the middle of bombed out Hiroshima in his glasses and lab coat, asking, "What have I done??"
I will file a lawsuit against EFAP for emotional damage for making me listen to 30minutes of brain tumor. Never before have I taken my time to LISTEN to things that don’t make sense. Usually I’d just hear it and my brain to process it at a rather slow pace since it never has important. But the. I decided to really pay attention here to give that movie a chance (I didn’t want it best choice of my life) and now my brain hurts
I think it wouldve been a far better movie, if this was set on an alternate universe. Dont say it outright, just show us or mention some things that are different from the MCU we knew at the time, enough to make sure we know it wasnt a mistake. That would fix the continuacy of the goddamn celestial coming out of the Earth, and all the other times they didnt interfere in the MCU. Then you could even end with the Earth getting blown up, the final clue this isnt the main universe. And then have some of them somehow come to the regular MCU, where you cant continue the lore, true, but you can continue the characters. And make sure they later mention theres no seed on main Earth for some reason.
you'd think in the Multiverse Saga, they'd set one stupid story on another Earth. "Hey here is infinity to explore! You can do anything, go nuts!" Sets story on same Earth in same year as current MCU.
Yes. I think it's actually the most solid D+ show. It has it's issues, but it's overall better than the others. At least I feel like the main characters emerged intact and likable.
So, did Ego know that Earth was already seeded when *he* seeded Earth with his own pseudo-Celestial seed? Did he do it out of spite, did he do it to parasitize the Celestial seed, or did the writers of The Eternals erroneously think their movie would somehow be remembered but Guardians 2 wouldn't be?
What made Earth different was the Avengers working so hard to bring back half of life in the universe from the snap. It's still stupid, and doesn't justify Earth vs. a Celestial who will bring forth trillions of lives.
The thing that immediately made me say "fuck off" to everything this movie is and stands for, is the one deaf superhero tapping her wrist to sign for "time"
In ancient fucking BABYLON 😂
Yeah I will never understand why making one of the eternals deaf in the first place but how would anyone in the past know sign language which was a modern thing.
My question is why are they strapping sundials to their wrists in ancient babylon
@@Xxgxxaxxeasy way to get jacked? 💪
I still don't understand why the Celestial would make any of their eternals with a disability.
@@2ndlegend125 because ancient robotic deities believe in equality of the differently-abled, obviously
A Celestial displacing the ocean not flooding the mainland is peak fire.
The fire was so peak it evaporated the excess water
He’s just very porous. Like Coral.
Turns out we were actually in the Pokémon universe@@shadowhound-bm4mq
Not to mention the massive hole beneath the Celestial, leading directly to the earth's core, which is surrounded by super heated metal. So not only would the sea levels rise as the Celestial emerges, they would then plummet as the sea pours into the hole and then there's an immense steam explosion at the earths core.
They just killed the world and then never acknowledged it or this entire film ever again
The Eternals were the most short lived of them all.
Ironic.
They could saves others from death.....
@@Small-Chap but not themselves from flying straight into the sun 😔
This highlight is LITERALLY saving lives. An absolute triumph, Mr. Wolf
What's up with the "saving lives" thing? Saw it a couple of times already. I'm sorry for my lack of culture, I fully skipped this movie when it came out 🙂
@@VinnieMF lol, so did I but "literally saving lives" was something either the director or one of the cast said to the media at the premier (because LSDBLT+ representation, got memed to hell) "Absolute Triumph" was a headline access media shills were using to try & prop it up when it either lost around $30 million or barely broke even depending on advertising costs 😂🤣
If it saves even 1 life, I’m for it. I wholly endorse this EFAP highlight
If it saves even 1 life, I’m for it. I wholly endorse this EFAP highlight
@@ViolentMessiah666 Oh nour 😅😂 That's embarrassing
Just remember: this movie saved lives.
It's so boring, it made not want to kill myself.
they told people you can watch it in the afterlife
@@happynihilist2573I saw this movie on a plane and people still walked out.
I didn't hear that take. Who said it? If it were creators it's probably the funniest variant
@@raufm.2135 It’s from an interview one of the actors gave at the premier regarding the gay characters in the movie. Yes, really.
The Deviant’s story was so strange, like he just started saying some compelling stuff then just stopped being a character.
Well of course! Variants get melted!
Crossover terminology that hurts both ways!
They directer let slipped that the deviants were trump supporters.
Yeah that was strange how cell stopped becoming a character after he absorbed android 18. I thought his maximum charisma was in his perfect form
He felt like a great value verison of Amazo to me.
In the original comic version, it was a massive army, they were always intelligent, and they attacked/fought against the Eternals and Celestials because the Celestials were farming the Deviants as snacks because their souls were super tasty to Celestials.
You read that right. The "Celestials" are actually villains, the monsters are innocent, and bullshit bullshit pretentious idiocy.
"Hey Mauler, why did you watch the Eternals?"
"I NEVER DID. I NEVER DID. I NEVER DID. I NEVER DID."
I BEGGED YOU! I BEGGED YOU! I BEGGED YOU!
.... just give me a minute... I'm having a nervous breakdown... It's my only joy in life...
"MY TIPPLES!!"
I understood that reference Boogie.
Ok, Fringy is just wrong about the Aztecs. They weren’t destroyed because the Spanish wanted to “extract as much value” as they could. The Aztecs were destroyed because all their neighbors had gotten fed up with constantly being raided and subjected by the Aztecs for generations and so when the Spanish showed up they joined in with them.
People just tend to ignore that the army that conquered the Aztec capital was comprised overwhelmingly of Mesoamerican, not Spaniards.
Sid Meier's Civilization moment
XD
Gonna be fair to him, it's not the easiest to remember history you likely haven't brushed up on for years.
...then the Spanish turned on all of them afterwards and subjugated them. The Spanish Empire was evil, end of story.
@@Zero-ds9ws I wanted to be fair since we're not taught Aztec/Spanish history here in Australia, but then that means at some point as a teenager or adult, he went out and somehow failed to learn the very basic reason was for the Aztecs being wiped out and never bothered to look into how the Aztecs managed to regularly sacrifice humans without going extinct.
@@whiskeyhound Like, they teach us that shit when we're at school (if the curriculum that year bothered to include it) over where I live, and I didn't remember how the Aztecs lost, but I guess it's a matter of perspective.
Remember this: if their whole PR is about preaching about how diverse their cast is, then the movie has no interesting story to offer
Ahh the irony that in the comics, Thanos was half Deviant and half Eternal, yet they still introduced Eros in the end as his brother. They shot themselves in the foot before they could even walk.
Shot themselves in the foot...
...before they had feet.
🤔
@@jimberjamber8540 well the worst thing is they kept him being part deviant and eternal in the movie lore as well, so not only they didnt stop thanos from doing their job, he was one of their jobs that they just willingly ignored.
Thanos is clearly from Thanatos, they could have figured it out alone that he was connected to the Eternals. But I guess that Greek Mytology is too hard for Hollywood to understand
Thanos isn't half anything. He's all Eternal. "Deviant" is a designation for the occasional occurrence of genetically and psychologically "deviant" Eternals.
@@CheapGodiva
So Thanos was actually a robot? And also somehow had a father?
Fringy: "maybe you should watch it because the Celestials are gonna be a big deal in the MCU from here on"
boy that aged like milk lmao
Celestials, Kang, I wonder who's next in line in terms of potential new big threats in the MCU that is just sweeped under the rug for one reason or another
a big deal = appearing momentarily in a printed photo for one second during She-Hulk
To his credit, if you introduce something like that into your world building, it necessarily SHOULD be important. But MCU consistency is non-existent. Plus this was the start of phase 4, where we hadn’t yet had a bunch of examples of nothing mattering in individual films.
@@reginlief1 I know, that wasn't a knock against Fringy but a sarcastic comment on the ludicrousness of introducing something like a giant being on earth into your world building and then pretending like it didn't happen
@@arafat2924 fair. I guess saying that fringy’s statement “aged like milk” has certain connotations.
This was like a hundred efaps ago and THE CELESTIAL IS STILL THERE.
and nobody has yet to say anything about it in a movie
@@marcogenovesi8570"Best i can do is a cameo in She-Hulk."-Kevin, probably
The eternals was the "hey this celebrity wants a piece of the pie" movie
Half-a-dozen agents getting fired over their "You get to be in a Marvel movie" pitch.
This really makes me want an EFAP subseries where one of the guys explains a movie they didn’t all want to watch to the others. Call it “Only Gaps”*
*Edit: EGAPS is the better name
I like the concept but Egaps is the only acceptable name
I want to hear Rags' Biden-up the recap
Yeah this format is hilarious, I think especially for a movie like this.
@@ViolentMessiah666 A true Archer moment, that IS better
@@Lemon_Inspector Exactly, I think there’s a lot of meme potential for how each host would approach the task. Rags would have to be allowed to lean on the Wikipedia synopsis
"I was fine with Nanking, the Bataan death march, and the hólơçauṣť, but Hiroshima is where I draw the line!"
-Marvel writer
Anytime I hear Mauler typing, I just picture some Yog Sothoth looking mass of eyes and tentacles typing at the speed of sound
I remember getting out of this movie and there were people from Disney waiting outside the theater asking people to take a survey about what did they think of the movie and when I looked at it, I sh!t you not, THE ENTIRE survey was about what did I think about all the diversity that was in the film.
The Eternals was when it became very clear the MCU is fucked for good and can't be fixed after that point, IMO only way to fix it is to wipe it clean and start over.
They are trying to fix it with RDJ return. Not sure if it will work tho.
@@nont18411 which is in and of itself emblematic of how fucked it is and why Feige needs to go.
RDJ's a great actor. He could probably be a great Doctor Doom..... but he's a recycled idea because Marvel has no fucking idea what else to do. He's already Tony Stark, and now you're asking the audience to believe he's also Doctor Doom, and that this is somehow one continuous story... because he was popular as Iron Man and you have literally nothing fucking left now that you've pushed all the original characters to the wayside in favor of your new diversity hires.... jesus christ, does anyone left at Marvel have a working brain? They're even recycling the directors who started the downward spiral in the first place.
This whole line of thinking on their part is why no, it won't fix anything. The lack of forethought that killed it is still alive and well at the upper levels, so there is no fixing it, not without a massive overhaul at the creative levels
Wrap these stories up - or don't, press x and be done with it - and start new with the X-Men and Fantastic 4. Attaching these organs to a dying body might end up being a full waste.
Don't bring up any of the characters used in this universe. If you do, wait many years to start with a new actor and storyline. Not even a "it's in a different universe in the same multiverse as the MCU..." no, just leave it.
I don't think there is any fixing it at that point. If they tried to wipe it all, they'd have to wait five, maybe ten years before they could start again without their own mess hanging over it like a tofu-dreg tower. And we all know Disney will never do that
They adapted one of the most pretentious and idiotic comics EVER without completely changing it.
It was doomed from the start.
Kingo has become an inside joke among my friend group, because one of us is obsessed with how stupid everything involving that character is.
Kingo sounds like a name EFAP came up with. And I genuinely don't know if it is, because I've never watched Eternals and have yet to watch this video.
I think the writers ripped it from the name "Kingu" or "Qingu", a God in the Enuma Elish, which is a Mesopotamian creation story
@@liliesaregoodfortheliver2954If by writers you mean Jack Kirby who's the creator of the characters.
My favorite part about this is how Fringy thinks it’d be important to watch this because it’d obviously have big implications on the MCU from then on…but as of right now they’ve never been thought of again with the closest we got being a news article gag in She-Hulk
I found Eternals so incredibly dull, forgettable, and uninteresting that the only reason I even vaguely remember it is the Celestial statue plothole that everyone mentions. There's almost nothing else worthwhile to take away from the experience.
Not only was it super meh, but it completely undermined humanity's achievements and created galaxy sized plot holes in MCU.
@@AscendantStoic Yep. I was so offended by this. Humanity is so trash it can't even invent plow without the gracious help of the Eternals...
Believe it or not, the original comic is at least as bad, if not worse.
@hariman7727 No one cares, most of the comics are insanely bad.
Visuals were fine
The best is the eternal whose power is to mind control humans (which they keep telling him not to do) but not the things he's there to kill
Yeah they didn't put ANY fucking thought into any facet of this movie.
In the comics, before they also changed the comics to match this shitty movie, yes they did that, the Eternals were just a race of people. They were basically a Celestial's high school project, they all had the same basic power set, and individuals decided to specialize in different ways. So an Eternal that really likes running would develop super speed, and the Eternal that really likes weight lifting has the POTENTIAL to be super fast, but he would rather develop his muscles so he's super strong. They weren't GIVEN a bunch of random powers, they all have the same baseline, and then they decided based on their interests what to do from there.
Also they were a whole race, not 10. Thanos was one of them, and he looks different because he has a Deviant gene. If you'd just kept this part of the lore the same, you could literally explain why the Eternals aren't around by saying they were hiding from Thanos, cause they're horrified of the Mad Titan deciding they're a threat to his plans and they need to be taken care of. That's why they never appear prior to Endgame even though the world was in danger. It'd make sense, because other Eternals would logically be able to at least stand up to Thanos. He might be especially strong, but 10 of them against one of him, you could see how he might see that as a problem he can't afford to have around, so he best just crush them all quickly. Makes fucking sense, doesn't fuck with the established lore if they're actively hiding.
You could also just make them so they don't ACTUALLY care about Earth in particular, this is just where they're hiding out, and they've developed lives on this planet so they would prefer it not explode, BUUUUUUT if for example Ultron had won and zeroed the whole planet, they'd just go "Well shit. Alright let's get outta here, find somewhere else." Cause they're IMMORTAL, so even if they have families, those families would die anyway, and now or 80 years from now is barely a difference to their endless lives. Cause if the planet explodes, they just leave, but if THANOS finds them, they DIE. And DEATH to an Eternal is unfathomably terrifying. You should also axe the stupid Celestial popping out of Earth thing, or if you wanna keep it, just don't make it BREACH EARTH. Fuck's sake, Steven Universe did this same concept MUCH better! If they wanna make a big show of the Celestial, go INTO the planet and stop the Celestial Seed from sprouting from the inside. That'd be plenty big screen epicness worthy.
It's almost like the creators of this movie had NO experience writing, just went with the first idea that popped up, and didn't even consider the rest of the continuity of the MCU.
Oh right, that's exactly what happened.
@@haku8135they also put thanos brother in the movie with no explanation
"I'm an eternal"
Whut😂
WIth a modicum of thought put into it, the Eternals' story could've been told across three movies (1: their exploits in Antiquity; 2: getting the band back together in present day; 3: Arishem's Judgment) ending surprisingly in the Celestial's Emergence and the revelation that this trilogy is set in another dimension...just SOME effort to make Kang & the multiverse work longterm.
If I had been in charge of the MCU, we would have seen them in the first Marvel movie. You scatter them across different movies, you could see a few of them during WW2 with Cap(maybe in disguises), etc....You would have felt their presence in there. And the moment Thanos would have shown his presence on Earth, I would have had them emerge and fight him. They essentialy should be the ultimate defenders of humans and planet Earth.
@@johnnyskinwalker4095Here's the thing, no one has ever cared about the Eternals and they never had any plans for them up until Phase 4 where they decided to use them because they could race and gender-swap a bunch of them without most poeple noticing to have a lot of "diversity", and then proceded to do that over and over again in this disaster of a Saga.
Remembering hearing this stream when it happened and Fringy describing plot points, Rags and MauLer being dumbfounded to each one as if they were listening to the ramblings of a mad man.
Still some of my favorites lines from any EFAP "So R.I.P Earth" No not R.I.P Earth" then later on ""So R.I.P Earth" No not R.I.P Earth".
I was pretty new to the Toxic Brood at the time, I was so bloody confused trying to keep up. Like an XQC arc 😂
Since the Eternals, the red wedding is now Richard Madden’s second most (or maybe third, if you also count Citadel) torturing experience for the viewers.
@@nont18411 I heard that Cinderella film he did right after the show was Old Gods awful too, I never saw it but Red Wedding drops another spot just to be safe 🤣
Uwe Bowle (?) Might have a successor
So fun fact, Rome had incredibly basic combustion engines. Like it wasn't powerful, so it was more a novelty of "Oh hey look this fire can make this tiny wheel turn, ain't that neat?" Basically they understood it, but they didn't really have the metallurgy or understanding of pressures to create something... practical.
*Ah, yes, the media so vague and uninteresting that I don’t recall if it was a film or a series.*
Oh this was a good one. One of the first times that Fringy was in the driver’s seat.
And I’m not talking about Mario Kart 8 this time!
I remember how awkward he was on the She-Hulk coverage when he was all alone with Longbone and Nutsa and all he could talk about was Mario Kart 8.
@@Tom_Katsu_pz What was he going to talk about, She-Hulk!?
@@Lemon_Inspector FACTS
The MCU had a chance to do their version of Yorha from Nier, and they fucking blew it.
I am so glad i wasn't the only one who wanted to just play nier looking at the eternals
Oh WOW
That would have been something!
Good. Don't let disney desacrate Japanese culture like they did the american.
Eternals is the movie equivalent of Anthem. It looks like a normal product but upon closer inspection, it falls apart. An empty shell of a concept that will go nowhere and be forgotten in the grand scheme of the MCU.
Remember when the original ending the writer thought was the destruction of earth?
Wait are you serious? 😂
@@GabesEdtiz yes I'm serious the writer wanted to have it where the Eternals are forced into their ship, mind wiped and watch the whole thing be destroyed by a celestial being born
Seeing all these career downfalls of ex-Game of Thrones actors, somehow only Charles Dance, Pedro Pascal, Lena Headey and Peter Dinklage are the only four people whose career went unscathed post-show (3 Lannisters and a Martell).
Momoa has also done good
Charles Dance would be fine no matter what trash film/tv show he'll do/done. Legend
Because they're legit actors, same with Sean Bean. It's the younger ones that grew up/broke out on Thrones that have struggled, most of the ones that were established before made it out fine
@@ViolentMessiah666 i think a lot of them are legitimately good actors, they just took roles they're horribly unsuited for because people tried to make them action stars for some idiotic reason...
@@petriew2018 Some are pretty good, Alfie Allen (Theon) is a great actor so is Iwan Rheon (Ramsey) & the kid that played Bran was solid but Kit, Richard, Emilia, Sophie & the guy that played Grey Worm are mid, decent with the right script but better suited for dumb action fun, romcoms or soap operas. Super disappointed we didn't get Tamsin Merchant as Dany, she was originally cast then Benioff & Wiess fucked up the pilot episode & had to start over setting the whole thing back a year & she got a spot on The Tudors so they had to get Emilia (had to recast Catlyn too because the actress got pregnant). Based on Tamsin's performance in that she would've been way better suited but c'est la vie
Love the highlights! Great to rewatch these reviews
This movie was pretty much forgotten the most of all MCU films
The funniest part to me about the movie and Marvel's utter failure to explain why the Eternals didn't try to stop Thanos when it is entirely in their motivation to do so, is that all they had to say was that THEY DID. They could've said they've been fighting Thanos all along, as he was a rogue Eternal that decided wiping out half the population would save the other half from getting used as Celestial fuel. Then you can have gnarly flashbacks to their wars with Thanos' forces and their ultimate failure to stop him shortly before the events of Infinity War, which itself would explain what Thanos has been doing all this time since he knew there were multiple stones on earth but took his sweet time getting there. This problem couldve been a solution if anyone took 5 minutes to think about it.
It’s weird I watched this film full of “superheroe characters” and can’t remember them fighting anything but each other at the end. There was a lot of talking about stuff.
Eternals will always get huge props in my book for having the best big budget AOE base ever put on screen. That Babylon scene is what the makers of Age of Empires would have dreamed of back in the day.
Also wouldn’t you think Arishem showing up would cause world religions to shamble? Khamla, Matt, Wakanda would all have crises of faith.
Shouldn't that already have happened when Thor came to earth
I forgot that was a movie...
And it was the most movie of all time
Reminder that the director wanted this dogshit to be the canonical end of the whole MCU.
honestly seeing most of the things that came after I kind of wish it was, but I guess that's only in retrospect
@@He11Jumper fair point 😂
In the comics, all Eternals have Ikaris' powers has far as flying, strenght, energy projection. And they also have their invididual powers. It's a sort of a life energy they have(I don't remember if it's linked to Earth or not, probably is) and they manipulate that energy for a variety of things: flying, resistance, mental projection, strengh, telepathy, transmutation and along the way some of them use the energy to explore certain elements of them better than others. Like Cersei is better at transmutation, Gilgamesh at strength, Makkari at speed, etc....
Well, I almost forgot how confusing and jam-packed with 10+ new characters that was.
Explains why I only watched it twice.
Can't wait for "Eternals 2 - mehCU"
48:39 as I keep saying it's not about time but rather the lack of having good writers who can make use of said time to flesh out said cast of characters.
This felt like a high budget mockbuster of the Synder cut. They should have just embraced ripping dc off and made it a Squadron Supreme movie set in a different universe, but nope. I enjoyed the dynamic between quality Value Amazo and bootleg wonderwoman though. There was almost something interesting going on there.
There would be a massive hole beneath/around the Celestial, leading directly to the earth's core, which is surrounded by super heated metal. So not only would the sea levels rise as the Celestial emerges, they would then plummet as the sea pours into the hole and then there's an immense steam explosion at the earths core, triggering global earthquakes.
They just killed the world multiple times over, and then never acknowledged it or this entire film ever again.
PEAK LIFE SAVING CINEMA
We're Eternals, we're supposed to defend the Earth FOR NOUGH RAESON!!!
So did this Gilgamesh from the eternals go around taking people's wives on their wedding nights too or was the person chronicling his story feeling a little quirky
Of all the shows handed out to random directors you’d think The Eternals would’ve been the 1st alternate Earth Multiverse show.
Eternals was never intended to be a 616 Earth comic, it was supposed to be a totally new unrelated thing.
But wait why do THAT in the “Multiverse Saga”
I'm still waiting for the reveal that the last 10 films each took place in a separate universe, and that's why they details never quite line up.
4:57: The Eternals were originally not intended to be in the Marvel-616 Universe. Had Marvel gone with that plan, they would’ve been the real-life inspirations for the Gods and Demigod heroes worshipped by man, especially those of Greek Mythology, like their home was located on a mountaintop, Zaius inspired Zeus, Makkari inspired Mercury, Thena inspired Athena, Sirsi is the real Circe, the witch from The Odyssey, and Phastos inspired Hephaestus.
The idea Jack Kirby was inspired by reading Erik Von Danikens "Chariots of the Gods" basically: Ancient Astronauts. First comic reads like an Indiana Jones 22 page set up for a really wild ride.
Sersi was an NYC socialite who loved humans (she was the trickster in The Odyssey), Ikaris was Marvel's 1st Superman, and the rest were really side characters.
@@ferrarriohh I always liked the "Forgotten One" (always hated that they started naming him "Gilgamesh"). If done right on screen(with the right casting), he could be like a cosmic Conan, sort of an immortal monster slayer.
Its funny how even Disney just shoved the Eternals under the bed and hopes everyone forgets about it m
"Not watching The Eternals is the only thing that brings me joy in life"
-Bingus Biggums.
Sounds like we're meant to believe Aztecs we're good guys when they preformed daily human sacrifice, but idk maybe I got the context wrong
The destruction of Tenochtitlan was their tipping point for "humanity is evil", not Ivan the terrible, or gengis khan, or Attila, or Timour, or anything else that had happened in human history up to that point.
@@liliesaregoodfortheliver2954 noble savage stereotype at its worst I guess
@@liliesaregoodfortheliver2954 Even more hilarious considering they've been living right next to a human sacrifice konga line. But nope, THAT did not phase them at all.
Imagine living near Auschwitz and getting into "humanity is evil" mode only after Red Army arrives. One would think Hollyweirdos capable of imagining at least that example and its implications (for no particular reason ;) )
all I remember from this show or movie is the tentacle fucking
So this movie and Rebel Moon have something in common.
The what now?
Really tried to capture that Japanese market...?
@@morganseppy5180They prefer their ones animated.
@@RhysCallinan-hf7qx they like that sashimi _raw_
Hear me out: The Eternals are where the members of the Fantastic Four should've been found, in Ancient Egypt, captives of Kang's Rama-Tut.
This is how bad Marvel screwed themselves up: in Phase 4, they could've held a Secret Invasion crossover between Black Widow/Falcon & WS/Captain Marvel 2 (as Kree-Skrull War), and Thunderbolts, all set in the present,
and then things set in Multiverse, AND the past, all tied together for Phase 5.
Phase 4/F4 was an easy layup but they blew it will all these discordant random projects.
The eternals as a concept ironically really should have been a show. Imagine an 8 episode show featuring 2 eternals at a time with each episode being a different time period and the express purpose of the episode to grow and develop the eternal's character and humanity. And almost like a greek tragic fable there is some somber take away the immortal gods here learn about humanity that either endears them to humans or jades them to humans. The first and last few episodes will be the only time they get together with the first episode showing the eternals being largely indifferent from each other very surface level differences then by the end of the season they will have demonstrated their growth and unique perspectives because of the journey they took. And the final boss not being a celestial but the deviant mutant guy...un cell i think his name? Yeah mr perfect cell. He should be a looming threat that is a constant background in the season trying to stay hidden until he gains enough power to absorb 17 and 18 er i mean the eternals then we have all the cast members fight him avenging those he absorbed and ikros instead of just flying into the sub for no reason does it to destroy cell before passing on to spend his days in otherworld with king kai. Yeah its rough draft, yeah I might have been playing the budikai series while I wrote this but hell of a lot better than what we got
A show would give me flashbacks to the Inhumans.
@@VinnieMF oh completely 😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA... the original comic was shit and there was no hope for this movie.
See my comment detailing the broad strokes of the comic.
The show format would’ve worked 100x better than jamming everyone into one movie set to “Puree”. Characters need time to be explored as individuals. When Phastos confronts Ikaris late 3rd act he says “I’ve been wanting to clip your wings for a long time” - this was never established in any way obvious to the audience besides this rallying cry.
Payoff w/o setup is an odd choice.
Jesus, Rag really had a joke for every single name huh?
My thoughts exactly, lol.
he gave up at hiroshima? not any thing happening earlier like for example at the same period? in germany?
Ironic being call "Eternals" but being so quickly forgotten
Mauler should watch this for the 24 hr stream this year, not once, but for the entire stream.
This highlight really does a great job to explain why we need a sequel
love Rag's animated pfp
Finally, an honor this amazing, astounding movie deserves.
So in the comics, Thanos has the deviant gene or syndrome, they could have made a connection between him and the intelligent deviant, but they would have fucked that up anyway so yeah prolly for the best.
48:09 See ..... 9 / 10 hahaha
missing TombRaider
Battlefield: Earth has been DICE's best DLC yet. I was shaked to tears!
I love the classic comic Eternals. This movie wasn't about Eternals.
Been looking for this for forever and I did find it
Please do that Marvel saga rewatch sometime in the next 5 years.
The Etipples!
Dammit Mauler, that was quite the tease!
It's also worth mentioning that Thanos is part deviant and literally every other Titan looks like a normal human. You could say, "oh well that's the comics"
But that's completely destroyed by the fact that Eros/Starfox appears and is introduced in the end credit scene as Thanos' brother.
The topic of "giving personality and will to the turrets" Did make me think of something. There is this sort of balance regarding a.i. and robotics. If you make them fully automotons, all it takes is a small mistake in coding, and whoops! It's like the D-Reaper from Digimon Tamers, trying to kill humans while following its programming to the letter. Then on the other hand, if it becomes self aware, that's its own host of problems.
Best faith is that if you give a robot free will, it might rebel, but could be talked down, but without it, if it decides that to act antithetical to your plans is the logical course of action, it cannot be convinced otherwise.
This is what you get when you deviate from the comics with your own bs. After reading the summaries of the comics, the movie is FAR from what is explained in the comics.
This will shock you, but when adapting a comic into a film you often need to make changes because films aren’t comics.
Crazy stuff.
@@citizen3000 i understand that but much of what they did to the changes from the comics made the story even more confusing.
@@citizen3000This will shock you, but changing a plot for your worse fanfiction isn't good writing
Crazy stuff
they were contractually required to make them because it was a pet project of Ike Perlmutter, who until very recently was technically in charge of Marvel as part of the acquisition deal by Disney. They didn't actually want to make it, hence why they changes pretty much everything to fit their.... shall we say 'corporate sensibilities' and we got this movie.....
@@petriew2018 that was the Inhumans and they didn't end up doing it, it ended up being a mini series on abc. That was when Ike was trying to make his own X-Men when 20th century fox still had sole control of the movie rights of the X-Men. Agents of Shield was trying hard to push the Inhumans into the MCU and thats when Fiege got Disney to separate him and Ike and Inhumans was removed from the Phase 3,
I was talking to a friend about this movie just earlier today. I fell asleep in the theatre, watched it on Disney+ later. Sitting here before starting the video, even with a gun to my head, I could not tell you the name of a single character. 🤷♂️
I genuinely forgot this movie existed and i was happy........ thanks efap lol
The eternals are created to destroy deviants right? Super powered beings made to destroy evil monster things.
So..why arnt they all just like icarus? Why would you make a deaf one or one that can only control other creatures minds? Just make them all super strong and have flight with laser eyes
We need an unbridled on this one. So many plot holes
The ALUCARD King in the North ROBB STARK will always deserve much better
Is there any super-alien tech that could be leveraged to produce some sort of silent keyboard?
when i read a interview that said Icarus actor studied henry cavil superman for inspiration for the role i was like "oh he gonna turn into the bad guy at the end isn't he?"
i was confused looking at the posters because i thought when fringy said "cersei" that he meant the got actress has a role in the movie and he couldnt remember the characters name but it turns out lena heady is actually not in the movie at all. the character is just called "sersi" and she is the one in the green outfit i think
I'll give this movie one thing: they gave us a proper fuckin speedster.
My favorite part was when the inventor Eternal is standing in the middle of bombed out Hiroshima in his glasses and lab coat, asking, "What have I done??"
The best part of this is that Mauler and Rags never watched the Eternals.
I will file a lawsuit against EFAP for emotional damage for making me listen to 30minutes of brain tumor. Never before have I taken my time to LISTEN to things that don’t make sense. Usually I’d just hear it and my brain to process it at a rather slow pace since it never has important. But the. I decided to really pay attention here to give that movie a chance (I didn’t want it best choice of my life) and now my brain hurts
So this is how many seasons of the show, like 5-6?
What do you mean it's one movie?
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I think it wouldve been a far better movie, if this was set on an alternate universe. Dont say it outright, just show us or mention some things that are different from the MCU we knew at the time, enough to make sure we know it wasnt a mistake. That would fix the continuacy of the goddamn celestial coming out of the Earth, and all the other times they didnt interfere in the MCU. Then you could even end with the Earth getting blown up, the final clue this isnt the main universe. And then have some of them somehow come to the regular MCU, where you cant continue the lore, true, but you can continue the characters. And make sure they later mention theres no seed on main Earth for some reason.
you'd think in the Multiverse Saga, they'd set one stupid story on another Earth. "Hey here is infinity to explore! You can do anything, go nuts!" Sets story on same Earth in same year as current MCU.
The Celestials are playing Minecraft in creative mode and still get killed.
They turned the celestial to stone, but actually not since they actually turned its bones into adamantium.
Ha, I keep forgetting there was a HAWKEYE Disney+ show. I don’t remember anything other than Fisk was in it. Was Hawkeye even Hawkeye in that show?
Yes. I think it's actually the most solid D+ show. It has it's issues, but it's overall better than the others. At least I feel like the main characters emerged intact and likable.
Wait, if the gilgamesh in history is based on the eternals gilgamesh...oh no. Hide your kids, hide your wives, and hide your husbands too...
Just what I need with the Worlds news, my favourite boys checking out Marvel dross.
Damn i Love Mauler in the Least Gay Way Possible... OK maybe a Lil Bit Gay😮
Can you imagine how many lives this EFAP will save?
I did not watch this film because it looked dumb. Glad to see my instincts are in perfect working order.
Apparantly the celestial thing will come up in Cap 4 film. Idk what or how, but it'll probably be shit.
Sam is gonna fly up and punch the Celestial because he's obviously not at all weaker than Steve was
So, did Ego know that Earth was already seeded when *he* seeded Earth with his own pseudo-Celestial seed? Did he do it out of spite, did he do it to parasitize the Celestial seed, or did the writers of The Eternals erroneously think their movie would somehow be remembered but Guardians 2 wouldn't be?
What made Earth different was the Avengers working so hard to bring back half of life in the universe from the snap. It's still stupid, and doesn't justify Earth vs. a Celestial who will bring forth trillions of lives.