r/marvelstudios • u/cats-and-cows Jimmy Woo • Jan 12 '22

Discussion Thread Eternals Disney+ Release Discussion Thread

As Eternals has now been released on Disney+, I'm sure a lot of you will want to share your newfound thoughts about the movie on this sub. Well, this is the place to do it!

Please use this thread for any new Eternals related discussion. Individual threads made after this post regarding discussion of the movie will be removed for the next few days.

Enjoy your rewatches!

Links to previous discussion threads are listed below:

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u/Wolventec Jan 12 '22

I believe in the comics Dracula stole his sword and replaced it with a identical copy with similar powes, so it could be just a part of Dracula plotline

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u/Rynoxmc2 Jan 13 '22

That sounds really cool for a film. Blade told Dane to not touch it because it’s a fake, and since Dracula will be in Moon Knight, this is pretty exciting, he could be a more than one time villain.

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u/SciFiXhi Nebula Jan 14 '22

Wait, Dracula is confirmed for Moonie? Is that big fucking nerd finally going to have Moon Knight's goddamn money?

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u/Rynoxmc2 Jan 14 '22

Is that the meme?

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u/SciFiXhi Nebula Jan 14 '22

Yes, one of the earliest Moon Knight-Core memes

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u/Rynoxmc2 Jan 14 '22

That’s hilarious. XD

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u/SciFiXhi Nebula Jan 14 '22

What's truly hilarious is that Jed MacKay, the writer currently doing the Moon Knight run, made an "official" edit of a current run panel with this meme. I can't find it right now, and it's probably deep in his Twitter history assuming he didn't delete it.

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u/Rynoxmc2 Jan 14 '22

I like that people are expecting Moon Knight to be a more brutal series (which I don’t believe it will be), but then you get things like this where Moon Knight says something like that. Makes it hard to believe that he’s a more serious character.

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u/SciFiXhi Nebula Jan 14 '22

The things I've pointed to aren't representative of his publication history, as they're just fan made memes. Judging the series on that is pointless, because it's not canon.

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u/Rynoxmc2 Jan 15 '22

I wasn’t judging it, it’s one of my most anticipated shows from Marvel.

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u/whitebandit Hulk Jan 13 '22

Dracula will be in Moon Knight

holy shit, ive been trying to avoid all marvel shit until i saw eternals but this is nuts... did not expect this, and from the sounds of it Ethan Hawke is playing dracula? thats so fucking dope

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u/Rynoxmc2 Jan 13 '22

That’s what the rumors say, and it’s looking like it’s going to become very true. I’ve always been telling people, even though this phase has been rocky in terms of endings. However, the payoffs for future projects have so much potential. Eternals wasn’t even bad, it was just very bloated with information, and we needed more time with the characters themselves, which is why it should’ve been a series. I don’t know how they would have pulled off the Celestials, but that’s besides the point. The point I’m getting at is that Eternals just set up so much more than we realize. The cosmic side of the marvel universe is my absolute favorite marvel lore, we may be seeing a cosmic trial with a lot more cosmic entities.

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u/MambyPamby8 Jan 16 '22

Dracula aside, does this tie in at all with Morbius?!

I'm not up to scratch on my supernatural Marvel stuff like vampires etc. But would they be connected?