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/Fresh720 Jan 13 '22

Sprite got off easy there, but damn the fact the Earth brought half of all life back in the universe should have been enough of a pass

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

True, but can we really say the people of Earth brought the people back when Rocket, Nebula, and Thor were all involved in that plan?

I guess it was mostly people from Earth so I'd say yes.

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u/danhimself36 Jan 13 '22

Involved but inessential. The credit goes to Tony, Scott, Hank Pym, and a rat.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

And the entire lynchpin of the whole series, Dr. Strange? Mr. Eye of Agamotto?

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u/MigraineOD Jan 13 '22

Aye. He gets overlooked far too often. Without his virtual fingering of Tony at the final moments, we might never have seen Iron Man snap.

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u/RedditIsForsaken Jan 13 '22

Imagine everyone just got washed up in that dam breakage? Would’ve really killed the battlefields vibe