i’m still really salty about how marvel handled the eternals if anyone cares
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i’m still really salty about how marvel handled the eternals if anyone cares
Ikaris: "Y/N, you better not be using all the hot water."
The potential for found family in the Avengers was something that drew me and so many others to the MCU in the early days. Those Avengers Tower fanfics where they were just hanging out were everything to younger me. But in the actual movies, we barely got close to that. There's the Shawarma bonus scene in the first Avengers movie, and we get crumbs in other places (personally I'll always be an Age of Ultron lover if only for getting to see them hanging out for a bit), but it's not a lot in comparison to the total screen time of the MCU.
And then there was Eternals. And they were actually found family. We got to sit with these characters in a way the fast pace of the Avengers movies had never allowed. We didn't have to rely on a post-credit scene to see them spending normal time together; we got to see them bantering around a kitchen table like family! We saw them at their jobs, in their normal lives. Sprite and Sersi chatting on their nighttime walk. All of the past flashbacks. So many moments where you're like yes! This is a family! Like Druig passing the box of Twinkies to Ikaris, the whole reunion scene with Druig, etc.
Sure, I would have loved to know even more about these characters, and a TV show would have given us space to flesh them and their relationships out more, but we didn't get a TV show; we got a movie. For a movie that takes place over centuries and has this huge Celestials plotline going on, I'd say they did a pretty great job introducing us to these characters and their dynamics. Also just the fact that there was still such a huge, save the world, high-stakes plot and YET. And yet we still got to take our time with these characters. We had this character-focused, philosophical, morally complex story (with the best cinematography of any MCU movie) and on top of all of that, more found family than the Avengers movies ever had.
i'm actually so irritated that there won't be a sequel to eternals bc it was actually so good, and it deserves a sequel!! 😩
Druig 🤝 Matt Murdock
Understanding that shoulder bumping is the highest caliber of flirtation
Funny how for many a black woman does not count as a main character with her own storyline if she is queer because she can only be a secondary character or is only there for "diversity"
Promo Time!
Hi, I'm Prisma and my two main blorbos (at this particular point in time) are Ikaris (Marvel's Eternals) and Homelander (The Boys)
Ikaris is with my darling Sol (Gospel of the Fall), and Homie is with the ever-lovely Royal (Holding the Heart of the Devil)
Link 1 & 2
All my info is on my pinned
dividers by @chrisssiren
so....are we ready to talk about how marvel's eternals is actually not a bad movie and is actually pretty enjoyable? or not yet?