I often wondered why the Eternauta, one of the best graphic novel ever, hadn't yet be adapted for the big screen. I hope they do justice to it. It will be difficult..
@@patricksteinhuber6981 is not as known as El Eternauta. Mort Cinder is a guy who is practically immortal, dude dies and revives along different times in history, participating in events like the Thermopylae battle as a Spartan, as a slave in the Mesopotamic civilizations and even as a prisoner in an American prison.
@@saierwe Pero bueno la verdad para mi Darín es un buen actor, para vos no lo será. Lo que si espero es que tu opinión no esté sesgada por los ideales políticos de Darín porque sería una gran estupidez
Please check out an amazing the author and artists behind the graphic novel by @mattwith4ts. Fascinating story and has a deeper meaning behind it beyond its sci fi nature
I'll read it years later, there is no way this show even if it's amazing will come close to it. I'll wait until I've forgotten a lot of it and read it.
That’s the opposite of what should be recommended. NEVER read a book (graphic novel) before watching the movie or show. 9/10 those that have loved the books will say the movies are crap and they’re massively disappointed.
When it comes to book/novel adaptations, it's better to watch the shows first then read the books. Otherwise the stuff you imagine in books would look wrong on the big screen and you can't really develop the same way you develop characters in books. Always the other way around.
If you're reading this, don't read the description of the video, it spoils some(maybe a lot) of the fun of the story. (Also, this seems a TV series, not a movie) The Eternaut it's just an excellent comic/graphic novel and that makes me a little doubtful about an adaptation because it's not an easy task at all. But if they can pull it off, it will be one of the best series from 2025 and yes, in 2025 there will be a lot of peak series. I also kind of hate the synopsis, cause it gives away... well, you know. I love the audience knowing as much as the main character (nothing at all) and discovering more as time passes. You can certainly write an interesting synopsis without spoiling anything Dx I will also copypaste my other response about a (maybe)better, spoiler free synopsis and a little spoiler for the start of the graphic novel: *A deadly snow kills everyone it touches and Buenos Aires(Actually the world) turn into a wasteland. Juan, his family and some friends survive because they were inside the house. From then on, they have to survive in the state of anarchy Buenos Aires becomes (If covid teached us something, we fight even for toilet paper). But sooner or later they discover that this is not simply "toxic snow" and their enemies are not only the snow or other humans trying to survive.* I hope the trailer is far more interesting that this First Look because the beginning of the Graphic Novel it's just so interesting (specially for a story written in the late 50's) So, maybe, maybe not spoilers for the start of the graphic novel ** We are presented to Oesterheld as himself (the author/guionist of the story) when suddenly an unknown man appear out of thin air in front of him. A man with the eyes of someone that has seen it all. The man present himself as The Eternaut and tries to convince Oesterheld to let him stay in his house to rest for a little bit before continuing his "search". In exchange, The Eternaut will tell him his story. ** This alredy set the tone of the sci-fi and is far more interesting than just a survival story. PD: I kind of hate they didn't add a simple "maybe" about the speculation of the magnetic poles explanation. Again, Juan's friend is the classic science guy, so he speculates this is because the magnetic poles. He is of course wrong with his speculation as seen in the end of the video. "The poles caused this too?" is just a sarcastic remark from Juan to his friend.
@@imsiam4819 It's about a man named Juan Salvo and a group of survivors in Buenos Aires who face a deadly snowfall, only to discover a conspiracy. A masterpiece with strong political criticism. Highly recommended.
@@imsiam4819 (I will do a slight spoiler of the beginning of the GN at the end) Since I don't know what they're gonna adapt from the graphic novel, I would still say: The serie is about Juan Salvo, his family and friends that were gathered at his home when the "toxic snow" began. Everyone in contact with the snow died making Buenos Aires(The entire world, actually) a wasteland. The group tries to survive the state of anarchy Buenos Aires will become because honestly, IRL is every man for himself (We fight for toilet paper IRL if covid teached us something.
They have it SUPER difficult. I was always obsessed about the mixture of "american comic" and "argentinean flare" that the graphic novel has.. And I don't know how they could translate that into a film. When I saw the US adaptation of "the secret in their eyes" it felt like it lost its charm, but at the same time, I feel like The Eternaut will be super awkard if it wasnt produced with the standard US sci-fi filming style. I can wait to see it but if I get dissapointed (whenever "it feels too much US" or "i would have liked it a little bit more US") I will know it was not an easy task to begin with
Oesterheld, the author of the Enternaut was being tracked down by the AAA in Argentina and had to wear disguises when dropping off his work at his publishers office. The Junta killed all four of his daughters and ended up capturing him shortly after the Eternaut 2 i believe (not sure if it was fully released) and pretty sure they killed him. Dude was a legend. He was a geologist, child book writer, comic book writer, revolutionary and a true martyr. One of the greatest men to ever live, im happy to see them do a series on his work. Im not Argentinian but im sure they are proud of this series. It looks amazing.
He was killed not because of the comic, but he was part of the guerrilla resistance during the last dictatorship. Well, Depending on your standpoint, he was part of a terrorist organization or part of a revolutionary party such as Montoneros. Regarding his work, he shared the script of the second part via a paytelephone to Solana Lima, the cartoonist. At that point, his daughters were slaughtered, and he incorporated that into the plot. Please read both comics, the fist and the second part.
Para los que no saben el guionista de half life leyó la obra y dijo que le gustaria haberla conocido antes le hubiese servido de inspiración para escribir el juego
@@revolvershot7847 no sabía que dijo eso del eternauta, pero Marc Laidlaw en rising the bar de half-life cuenta que el proyecto anterior a half-life,prospero) estaba inspirado en la biblioteca de babel de borges, despues eso lo reciclan un poco el half-life 2 con los mundos fronterizos
Recordemos que la adaptacion del comic de Batman comenzó siendo una serie de TV medio payasezca de los '60 y con el tiempo fureon haciendo peliculas cada vez mas "mejoradas".
I am so looking forward to this especially because they will be speaking castellano (I know castellano is a braud term but when your mother decided to move to europe and marry a german you can't be picky) and not some other dialect. I've been trying to find mroe things in castellano to watch to maybe pick up on words that otherwise don't come up in day to day conversations. If anyone was curious. It is really hard to stay conected with a culture you are so far removed from especially in a mixed culture home. One of the ways I can conect to the culture is speaking the language. I pride myself in speaking castellano, spesicially castellano from Buenos Aires. I want to hear more spanish in media but I don't want to loose the things that make people go aha, your family is from Argentina in my speech. So getting to hear my dialect is really important to me and getting to watch this means a lot.
This is fascinating. I was just watching a video about "Danger Diabolik" being based on a comic, and my 1st thought was "why have they never done an Eternaut" movie?
@@FernandoMSanzthey dont say Americans for considering their country like that. Take in consideration that they don't have a word for U.S. people, so they call themselves Americans.
Can we not get shows in the most common most spoken language in the world, I mean if it’s a foreign language film fine, but an action packed series time I read the subtitles I’ve missed some of the action on screen, and sometime my eyes just too tired to read, but if it must be subtitled and u can’t have English or American actors don’t have half in English have in another bloody language like Paris is falling or Daryl Dixon walking dead that’s just too annoying pick one or the other 🙄 Ps if anybody has read the book is this similar to the Danish show The Rain 🤔🤷♂️
I don't blame people for not watching movies with subtitles. If you're reading, you're not watching and you're missing out on some great acting. On Netflix though, you can always rewind it. Looking forward to this one.
Never thought i would actually see this come to light! It's been quite a few years in the making. Congrats to the team! Look forward to seeing the creatures :D
Essa obra foi uma das mais marcantes para mim pois tive contato com ela no meio da epoca pandêmica e não tinha como de certa forma se identificar, com o isolamento social, etc... ainda mais depois de saber do terrível fim de Oesterheld vitima da ditadura somando o que estávamos vivendo na epoca do governo Bozo. Enfim espero que o seriado faça jus a obra.
La verdad El final del creador del ETERNAUTA es Triste... Falleció Solo y sin sus Hijas Jamás tuvimos una continuación del Libro o algún Spin Off Una victima de una dictadura 😢
Considering what Hector German Oesterheld went through, the sacrifices he made to create this piece and its sequel.. I hope the creative team does it justice..
i read the graphic novel when I was growing up in Argentina. The darkness of the story matched the difficult times the country and my family were going through, with several of my relatives being jailed, killed and "disappeared" by the dictatorship.
@@hastur6446 My uncle was killed and my aunt was kidnapped in '75, when Maria Estela Martinez de Peron was president. Oesterheld and his daughters were kidnapped in '77, after the coup, when Jorge Rafael Videla was president. I lived much of my childhood in fear of when they'd come back in the middle of the night to break down our door. In '83, when I was in high school, I wrote a paper about the October election and what it meant for the country. The headmaster (a retired Lieutenant Coronel) summoned me to his office to say "If you wrote this a few years earlier, I would have made certain you were never seen again."
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 Talking about kidnappings: Just as the leftists in Argentina have kidnapped the Eternauta and put him to work for their purposes, the pro-Ukrainians hijack any vehicle to publicize their cause.
Usted confunde epocas la subervision y la ghuerrilla y la represion fueron durante el 3er mandato de peron y la caida de Isabelita...EL ETERNAUTA fue anterior. Publicada en Hora Cero Semanal desde 1957 hasta 1959, Héctor Germán Oesterheld desparecio en los años 1977/78, llevando a la muerte a sus tres hijas.. Uno de sus nietos fue devuelta a su abuela... quien habia criticado duramente la actuacion politica de su marido. igual que Solano Lopez..en las ultimas versiones de la historieta.
This series is based on a comic from 1957, series like Falling Skies or videogames like Metro or Half Life seem to took inspiration (or copied) from it
@@ivacho9428 falling ski es is a bad plag hiarized copy of The Eternaut and you can see the protection it gets by western media that if you write it's name and plague hiarized in the same sentence it gets deleted.
This comic from '57 created the atmosphere you see in '00 scifi or postapocaliptic movies. Meanwhile, by the same time american comics where about man using their underwear over their pants.
It looks like Metro (I love Metro too), but the graphic novel "El Eternauta" is from the 50's... and Ricardo Darín is a very good actor. I hope the script is a good adaptation... PS: There's a game (still in development) called Path to the Abyss, inspired in STALKER and Metro, but in Argentina. It looks promising too... Just another Coronación de Gloria (Crowning with Glory - part of the Argentine Anthem, used to express a feeling of pride)
The comic is a masterpiece, a big book full of mix of thriller with science fiction and politics. When I read it first time I could stop reading it: in the train, in living room, in the garden, in the restroom, you simply can't stop reading! I wish this movie or series will capture only 20% of that book.
@@flordemariaperez6434 Igual una adaptación que tome lugar en los 50 habría sido algo sublime Aunque probablemente si se quiere lo más negativo que puedo ver es la falta de presencia del Ejército Argentino, me gustaría que nos muestren las batallas como en el comic
@@flordemariaperez6434 Yo solo quería ver el Monumental de hace 60-70 años lleno de nieve y teniendo en cuenta el contexto histórico y el trágico final de su autor creo que hubiese sido interesante. Probablemente no lo hicieron por un tema de guita o por no querer jugarsela tanto. IGUAL LA VOY A VER
Initially, I was rolling my eyes at all the talk about the poles. But that last shot gave me hope that its really about something else causing problems.
at first i thought he was talking about polish people. talking about the magnetic field as "the poles" is weird, and just terrible English translation.
Haven't managed to find an English version of the novel... look forward to seeing the story though this adaptation. ...guess I should use this opportunity to see if I can't find a translation now huh?
I often wondered why the Eternauta, one of the best graphic novel ever, hadn't yet be adapted for the big screen. I hope they do justice to it. It will be difficult..
A movie adaptation was considered
But scraped
Because there was a fight over the rights of the work for decades.
@@metalicbeast9659
Probably smart. Too long and complicated a story from what I've heard about the comic.
Probably not showing the morals and the modern 'message' down viewers throats along with the show
@@trent11ify
What is that word salad supposed to mean?
For a minute, I thought this was a Metro series😅
Me too 😭😭
Same 😂
I'm so glad I wasn't the only one who thought this.
Me too!
Gives it that vibes!!! Hope they make one
This guy was ahead of his time. I always enjoyed his comics. Love from Pakistan.
un gran saludo hermano desde Argentina
And Greetings from Germany - the comic have all important things!
@@patricksteinhuber6981 This was good but Mort Cinder will always be my favourite.
@@RurallSoull ah ok that i don't know it
@@patricksteinhuber6981 is not as known as El Eternauta. Mort Cinder is a guy who is practically immortal, dude dies and revives along different times in history, participating in events like the Thermopylae battle as a Spartan, as a slave in the Mesopotamic civilizations and even as a prisoner in an American prison.
One of the most subliminally brilliant and pivotal pieces of Sci-fi literature in history. So glad it's getting a worthwhile adaptation.
Oh really ? Thanks for the info. I was asking myself WTH is that book... I still don't know? :) Cheers !
right, just out of interest was the book written in a foreign language or one we all understand like english? 🤔
@@zweed69 Strange way to justify your lack of culturization and your monolingualism.
@@zweed69 Its an Argentinian book written in spanish, but there is an english translation that was published in the United States .
@@zweed69look for the gorgeous US edition done by Fantagraphics "The Eternaut".
Alright Argentina, you got my attention.
Thank You
De nada
again*
@@maurosenise2985🤨🤨
@@maurosenise2985🤨🤨
Don't know much about it but the one actor towards the end Ricardo Darin is really great. Has done excellent work in Argentina.
@@saierweNada que ver y eso que a mí no me gustan sus ideales políticos...
@@saierweNo se para que hablas en inglés si sos Argentino 😅
@@saierwe Pero bueno la verdad para mi Darín es un buen actor, para vos no lo será. Lo que si espero es que tu opinión no esté sesgada por los ideales políticos de Darín porque sería una gran estupidez
Y esto lo digo porque vi muchos que dicen que es una mierda solo por la ideología política(la verdad es una gran estupidez)...
@@saierwe did you see Son of the Bride? He was really excellent in that.
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ALL MY LIFE
PS: The graphic novel is one of the best works in the history of argentinian literature
Please check out an amazing the author and artists behind the graphic novel by @mattwith4ts. Fascinating story and has a deeper meaning behind it beyond its sci fi nature
Almost got excited for this, thankfully I saw this comment and now know its a project of Argentina. That was a close one
@@jordanjordannis2258 Their movie industry sucks or something?
Looks like you wait a few more months.
Agree
I remember reading this graphic novel in Argentina. Still have the books somewhere in storage omg I can’t wait to see this adaptation.
Word of advice: READ THE GRAPHIC NOVEL FIRST!!!! IT'S GREAT!
Thank you
I'll read it years later, there is no way this show even if it's amazing will come close to it. I'll wait until I've forgotten a lot of it and read it.
That’s the opposite of what should be recommended. NEVER read a book (graphic novel) before watching the movie or show. 9/10 those that have loved the books will say the movies are crap and they’re massively disappointed.
When it comes to book/novel adaptations, it's better to watch the shows first then read the books. Otherwise the stuff you imagine in books would look wrong on the big screen and you can't really develop the same way you develop characters in books.
Always the other way around.
word of advice: if u read novels never expect 100% accurate movie or series cuz it can't be done 100% accurate 😂😂😂
As a life long fan, even if this does slightly good it will lead to so many people discovering the life and work of Héctor Germán Oesterheld.
Je ne le connaissais pas merci 👍🇦🇷🇫🇷
Gosh can’t wait to see this come out on TV. First read the comic book in Italy back in the 70 s, got hooked on it.
I loved the graphic novel back in the seventies, and now I can't wait to watch the series ❤❤❤
If you're reading this, don't read the description of the video, it spoils some(maybe a lot) of the fun of the story. (Also, this seems a TV series, not a movie)
The Eternaut it's just an excellent comic/graphic novel and that makes me a little doubtful about an adaptation because it's not an easy task at all. But if they can pull it off, it will be one of the best series from 2025 and yes, in 2025 there will be a lot of peak series.
I also kind of hate the synopsis, cause it gives away... well, you know. I love the audience knowing as much as the main character (nothing at all) and discovering more as time passes.
You can certainly write an interesting synopsis without spoiling anything Dx
I will also copypaste my other response about a (maybe)better, spoiler free synopsis and a little spoiler for the start of the graphic novel:
*A deadly snow kills everyone it touches and Buenos Aires(Actually the world) turn into a wasteland. Juan, his family and some friends survive because they were inside the house. From then on, they have to survive in the state of anarchy Buenos Aires becomes (If covid teached us something, we fight even for toilet paper). But sooner or later they discover that this is not simply "toxic snow" and their enemies are not only the snow or other humans trying to survive.*
I hope the trailer is far more interesting that this First Look because the beginning of the Graphic Novel it's just so interesting (specially for a story written in the late 50's)
So, maybe, maybe not spoilers for the start of the graphic novel
** We are presented to Oesterheld as himself (the author/guionist of the story) when suddenly an unknown man appear out of thin air in front of him. A man with the eyes of someone that has seen it all.
The man present himself as The Eternaut and tries to convince Oesterheld to let him stay in his house to rest for a little bit before continuing his "search". In exchange, The Eternaut will tell him his story. **
This alredy set the tone of the sci-fi and is far more interesting than just a survival story.
PD: I kind of hate they didn't add a simple "maybe" about the speculation of the magnetic poles explanation. Again, Juan's friend is the classic science guy, so he speculates this is because the magnetic poles. He is of course wrong with his speculation as seen in the end of the video. "The poles caused this too?" is just a sarcastic remark from Juan to his friend.
What is it about? Can you tell me or a least description without any spoilers as I didn't read it
@@imsiam4819 It's about a man named Juan Salvo and a group of survivors in Buenos Aires who face a deadly snowfall, only to discover a conspiracy. A masterpiece with strong political criticism. Highly recommended.
@@imsiam4819 (I will do a slight spoiler of the beginning of the GN at the end) Since I don't know what they're gonna adapt from the graphic novel, I would still say:
The serie is about Juan Salvo, his family and friends that were gathered at his home when the "toxic snow" began. Everyone in contact with the snow died making Buenos Aires(The entire world, actually) a wasteland.
The group tries to survive the state of anarchy Buenos Aires will become because honestly, IRL is every man for himself (We fight for toilet paper IRL if covid teached us something.
Okay, so the description already spoiled it for me. Damn you netflix yt!
They have it SUPER difficult. I was always obsessed about the mixture of "american comic" and "argentinean flare" that the graphic novel has.. And I don't know how they could translate that into a film.
When I saw the US adaptation of "the secret in their eyes" it felt like it lost its charm, but at the same time, I feel like The Eternaut will be super awkard if it wasnt produced with the standard US sci-fi filming style.
I can wait to see it but if I get dissapointed (whenever "it feels too much US" or "i would have liked it a little bit more US") I will know it was not an easy task to begin with
After seeing Matttt's video about the graphic novel, I now know how important this is
Who's Matt?
One of the best Comic UA-camrs Ever
@@riyansita9568 can't you just tell me a full name? Jesus.
@@antinuit His channel is calles Matttt with four ts. He made a video about el eternauta and what it meant for comics as a whole some months ago
SAME
The Comic is a Masterpiece!!! It's full of Ideas - I'm very exciting 😮 - best wishes from Bavaria - Sammarei :)🙂
Never imagined THIS graphic novel adapted into a series. WOW.
Oesterheld, the author of the Enternaut was being tracked down by the AAA in Argentina and had to wear disguises when dropping off his work at his publishers office. The Junta killed all four of his daughters and ended up capturing him shortly after the Eternaut 2 i believe (not sure if it was fully released) and pretty sure they killed him.
Dude was a legend. He was a geologist, child book writer, comic book writer, revolutionary and a true martyr. One of the greatest men to ever live, im happy to see them do a series on his work. Im not Argentinian but im sure they are proud of this series. It looks amazing.
Found out about this series through a great video by matttt called 'The comic that cost this writer his life'. Highly recommend it!
watching it right now ... thank you !
well, not exactly the first comic, but the second part of his comic.
His life and his daughters too!
He was killed not because of the comic, but he was part of the guerrilla resistance during the last dictatorship. Well, Depending on your standpoint, he was part of a terrorist organization or part of a revolutionary party such as Montoneros. Regarding his work, he shared the script of the second part via a paytelephone to Solana Lima, the cartoonist. At that point, his daughters were slaughtered, and he incorporated that into the plot. Please read both comics, the fist and the second part.
@@joaquinmatias7587 Solano López, not Solana Lima
I read this comic series as a kid! I had almost forgotten about this, it was an amazing story. Really keen to see how this turns out.
Read this comic a long time ago. Surprised it’s now being made!
Para los que no saben el guionista de half life leyó la obra y dijo que le gustaria haberla conocido antes le hubiese servido de inspiración para escribir el juego
Eso es real o es un cuento Chino?
Si es así
LARGA VIDA AL ETERNAUTA
@@revolvershot7847 no sabía que dijo eso del eternauta, pero Marc Laidlaw en rising the bar de half-life cuenta que el proyecto anterior a half-life,prospero) estaba inspirado en la biblioteca de babel de borges, despues eso lo reciclan un poco el half-life 2 con los mundos fronterizos
Been waiting for this all my life.
I always liked this comic, one of my favorites, and this trailer is really good, I can't wait to see it.
I got the original comic, yes... literally waiting so many years for this ❤
Thanks Netflix.
One of the best comics I’ve read! I really hope it gets a good dub and is a faithful adaptation. So many great twists and turns
AL FIN!
LUEGO DE AÑOS DE SER IGNORADA!
UNA PUTA ADAPTACION!
SEA BUENA O MALA.
NO IMPORTA.
Es UNA!
AL FIN!
Recordemos que la adaptacion del comic de Batman comenzó siendo una serie de TV medio payasezca de los '60 y con el tiempo fureon haciendo peliculas cada vez mas "mejoradas".
Love that it’s in Spanish. 👍🏾
Its a story of south american writer, argentinian i think such a great history
I am so looking forward to this especially because they will be speaking castellano (I know castellano is a braud term but when your mother decided to move to europe and marry a german you can't be picky) and not some other dialect. I've been trying to find mroe things in castellano to watch to maybe pick up on words that otherwise don't come up in day to day conversations.
If anyone was curious. It is really hard to stay conected with a culture you are so far removed from especially in a mixed culture home. One of the ways I can conect to the culture is speaking the language. I pride myself in speaking castellano, spesicially castellano from Buenos Aires. I want to hear more spanish in media but I don't want to loose the things that make people go aha, your family is from Argentina in my speech. So getting to hear my dialect is really important to me and getting to watch this means a lot.
The reason this will be a good and gripping watch - HOLLYWOOD DIDN'T MAKE IT!
One of the best and most haunting graphic novels ever. Why did it take so long to be turned into a movie?
uno dei più belli fumetti della storia. sarà dura comunque portarlo in video. ma aspetto con grande voglia e curiosità
Vamos Argentina, ya queiro ver esta serie!!!
The original Comic ¨El Eternauta¨ came lo live in 1957. Metro & so much others were inspired by this one (or they copied part of it).
This is fascinating. I was just watching a video about "Danger Diabolik" being based on a comic, and my 1st thought was "why have they never done an Eternaut" movie?
Estupendo! Al fin este clásico adaptado.
Man I read this back in the 90s and it has stuck with me. I hope this is as good as the graphic novels
The comic adaptation the world needed 🙌❤
Argentina siempre brillando.
es un chiste verdad?🤣
Que te pasa pelot...?@@smartkitville7167
@@smartkitville7167 Mas que tu pais seguro.
Messsssiiii
@@sirignatio por eso esta lleno de argentinos haciendo malabares en los semáforos! Tenes un euro chiiiicos?
oh they finally did this i cant believe it El eternauta from 1957🤯
The comic is a goddamn masterpiece! So cool to see some non American base material being adapted :> hope they do it well
Ouch! 😬 Hey we don't force y'all to watch those movies! You guys have your own movies!!!
Although it is American. Not from U.S, but America is way bigger than the U.S.
@@FernandoMSanzthey dont say Americans for considering their country like that. Take in consideration that they don't have a word for U.S. people, so they call themselves Americans.
Don't complain about the subtitles, we watch your movies with subtitles... now it's your turn lol
I watch anime in subtitles only I been ready for years
Nope, it isn't.. 😊
Can we not get shows in the most common most spoken language in the world, I mean if it’s a foreign language film fine, but an action packed series time I read the subtitles I’ve missed some of the action on screen, and sometime my eyes just too tired to read, but if it must be subtitled and u can’t have English or American actors don’t have half in English have in another bloody language like Paris is falling or Daryl Dixon walking dead that’s just too annoying pick one or the other 🙄 Ps if anybody has read the book is this similar to the Danish show The Rain 🤔🤷♂️
Weirdly like the shows in native language. Adds to authenticity. Dubbing over it isn't as good.
I don't blame people for not watching movies with subtitles. If you're reading, you're not watching and you're missing out on some great acting. On Netflix though, you can always rewind it. Looking forward to this one.
The comic is a master piece, at the level of LOTR, if they followed it even loosely, this will be very good.
It looks good...I hope it lives up to the best sci-fi comic of all time...
Never thought i would actually see this come to light! It's been quite a few years in the making. Congrats to the team! Look forward to seeing the creatures :D
Essa obra foi uma das mais marcantes para mim pois tive contato com ela no meio da epoca pandêmica e não tinha como de certa forma se identificar, com o isolamento social, etc... ainda mais depois de saber do terrível fim de Oesterheld vitima da ditadura somando o que estávamos vivendo na epoca do governo Bozo. Enfim espero que o seriado faça jus a obra.
La verdad
El final del creador del ETERNAUTA es Triste...
Falleció Solo y sin sus Hijas
Jamás tuvimos una continuación del Libro o algún Spin Off
Una victima de una dictadura 😢
ARGENTINA ❤
looks promising especially because its not american made.
trust me, the original novel is chef kiss. a must read of Argentina.
Considering what Hector German Oesterheld went through, the sacrifices he made to create this piece and its sequel.. I hope the creative team does it justice..
That looks awesome, it must be a great pride to be Argentine right now. Congratulations to all Argentinians, greetings from Argentina.
It is always great to be Argentine
Pride, because of a movie?
Not sure. The argentina dictatorship government killed the author...and his family.
@@sirnoseoffunkYou don't know the meme
@@fabionization Then he should have mentioned the meme. I’m commenting on his words, not his intentions.
Argentinian novel!! now in adaptation with the greatest Stagnaro!!!. Aguante Argentina
Scared about this adaptation of “El Eternauta”.
It’s such a masterpiece, that…I don’t know…
You all should read the comic. Amazing.
This looks really good!
It is. Im reading the comic.
its a brilliant comic, this bodes well
i read the graphic novel when I was growing up in Argentina. The darkness of the story matched the difficult times the country and my family were going through, with several of my relatives being jailed, killed and "disappeared" by the dictatorship.
Important to note that the creator of this graphic novel, Hector Oesterheld, was himself kidnapped and disappeared by the dictatorship as well.
@@hastur6446 My uncle was killed and my aunt was kidnapped in '75, when Maria Estela Martinez de Peron was president. Oesterheld and his daughters were kidnapped in '77, after the coup, when Jorge Rafael Videla was president.
I lived much of my childhood in fear of when they'd come back in the middle of the night to break down our door.
In '83, when I was in high school, I wrote a paper about the October election and what it meant for the country. The headmaster (a retired Lieutenant Coronel) summoned me to his office to say "If you wrote this a few years earlier, I would have made certain you were never seen again."
@@hastur6446 It's also important to note that this continues to happen, for example in occupied (by russians) parts of Ukraine.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 Talking about kidnappings: Just as the leftists in Argentina have kidnapped the Eternauta and put him to work for their purposes, the pro-Ukrainians hijack any vehicle to publicize their cause.
Usted confunde epocas la subervision y la ghuerrilla y la represion fueron durante el 3er mandato de peron y la caida de Isabelita...EL ETERNAUTA fue anterior. Publicada en Hora Cero Semanal desde 1957 hasta 1959, Héctor Germán Oesterheld desparecio en los años 1977/78, llevando a la muerte a sus tres hijas.. Uno de sus nietos fue devuelta a su abuela... quien habia criticado duramente la actuacion politica de su marido. igual que Solano Lopez..en las ultimas versiones de la historieta.
This series is based on a comic from 1957, series like Falling Skies or videogames like Metro or Half Life seem to took inspiration (or copied) from it
Falling Skies is a plagiarized copy of The Eternaut, and it was covered up by the corporate media in the US.
There is not much in common with Half Life. I've read the novel and played the games.
the eternalnaut, was inspiration for many movies and video games.
@@ivacho9428 falling ski es is a bad plag hiarized copy of The Eternaut and you can see the protection it gets by western media that if you write it's name and plague hiarized in the same sentence it gets deleted.
Error...
This comic from '57 created the atmosphere you see in '00 scifi or postapocaliptic movies. Meanwhile, by the same time american comics where about man using their underwear over their pants.
Wow looks good! I like the Argentinians productions, greetings from La Plata
Hello fellow "the silver" friend 😂
Epico! Recuerdo haber leido la parte 1 y 2 del Eternauta hace ya 20 años... espero que la adaptación este a la altura.
te recomiendo la saga El Regreso y las historias alternativas El Mundo Arrepentido y Odio Cósmico
Figata!! Lo attendo in maniera spasmodica!
Sono cresciuto con l'Eternauta.
It looks like Metro (I love Metro too), but the graphic novel "El Eternauta" is from the 50's... and Ricardo Darín is a very good actor. I hope the script is a good adaptation...
PS: There's a game (still in development) called Path to the Abyss, inspired in STALKER and Metro, but in Argentina. It looks promising too...
Just another Coronación de Gloria (Crowning with Glory - part of the Argentine Anthem, used to express a feeling of pride)
Metro se inspiró en el eternauta. Como algunos juegos también.
The comic is a masterpiece, a big book full of mix of thriller with science fiction and politics. When I read it first time I could stop reading it: in the train, in living room, in the garden, in the restroom, you simply can't stop reading! I wish this movie or series will capture only 20% of that book.
Loved the book, excited for this one
Okay, wasn’t expecting an adaptation but I’m intrigued
الأرجنتين بلد ميسي ملك كرة القدم الاول وسيدها ❤😍🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷👏🏻
About time this kind of Netflix came back!
Wow! Damn, I need to go back and re-read the graphic novel.
I gotta get me a copy of the graphic novel
This is what a trailer should be. It says very little and leaves me wanting to see it.
Americans posting after watching The Eternaut:
Eternaut was so cool i wish Buenos Aires was real.
I am so sure
*sure
More like this please. We love Survival Apokalypse movies!
It's a series.
At last!!! Some recognition to one of the best graphic novel ever made!
"At last!!!" si no sabes inglés andá a la version en español.
@@TitanBoreal Pero si está bien eso, que dices? xD
@@joseitohirose-5428 "at last" es una burda traducción literal de "al fin" lo cual no se usa en inglés para este caso. Debería ser "finnaly".
@@TitanBoreal At last si se usa en inglés, y el comentario lo usó correctamente.
@@TitanBoreal No corrijas el "at last" (que sí existe y es correcto en inglés) para luego además escribir "finnaly" en vez de "finally"...
Is this another coronación de gloria?
It is.
I love the action soundtrack, fits well with it
Darin is there so I must watch this before I die
Looks really incredible
Yes for this. Bring it on!
this looks so good
It is. The comic is awesome too.
This is a great trailer.
english speakers, welcome to one of the best graphic novels in Argentina's history along with Mafalda, Nippur of Lagash and more.
I don't know the comic but the trailer for the series looks good
the comic is a must read, even the second part and other alternative stories it has.
Va a estar buena pero tenia ganas que estuviese ambientada en los 50
Se llama adaptación, no es una copia. Si no querés que nada cambie, quedate con la obra original
@@flordemariaperez6434 Tampoco dijo que quería que fuera una copia xd
@@flordemariaperez6434solo dijo que tenía ganas , no dijo nada malo , déjalo al pobre
@@flordemariaperez6434 Igual una adaptación que tome lugar en los 50 habría sido algo sublime
Aunque probablemente si se quiere lo más negativo que puedo ver es la falta de presencia del Ejército Argentino, me gustaría que nos muestren las batallas como en el comic
@@flordemariaperez6434 Yo solo quería ver el Monumental de hace 60-70 años lleno de nieve y teniendo en cuenta el contexto histórico y el trágico final de su autor creo que hubiese sido interesante. Probablemente no lo hicieron por un tema de guita o por no querer jugarsela tanto.
IGUAL LA VOY A VER
I am in a little bit of disbelief that they are adapting THIS story!
VAMAAA 🇦🇷❤️
Initially, I was rolling my eyes at all the talk about the poles. But that last shot gave me hope that its really about something else causing problems.
Que te haces el ingles gil
oh yes.., It is... and it is one of the best graphic novels from the past century
Agreed
I mean, it's called "The Eternaut" for a reason
at first i thought he was talking about polish people.
talking about the magnetic field as "the poles" is weird, and just terrible English translation.
This looks good. I wonder if the graphic novel is still available?
Based on the work by Héctor G. Oesterheld AND FRANCISCO SOLANO LÓPEZ!!!
Ya se nota que va a ser malísima empezando por ahí
와 너무 재밌겠다!
تحفة سينمائية قادمة 😍👏🏻😍
Haven't managed to find an English version of the novel... look forward to seeing the story though this adaptation.
...guess I should use this opportunity to see if I can't find a translation now huh?
The first official English edition was published in 2015, though you can find some fan translations on the internet.
Looks very interesting!
i'll watch any show about the apocalypse
Great sci-fi story 🙌
Wait… the car thing at the end is a twist, I’m assuming? Now I’m curious.
WOW THIS LOOKS AMAZING ❄
VAMO VAMO ARGENTINAAAA
I was waiting for this all my life 🎉🎉🎉 finally che
Yay, this and Frostpunk 2!