Eternals [Blu-ray]

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Immortalized – Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe launches into the cosmos with the Eternals. In this behind-the-scenes documentary, dive deep into the reasons why Marvel wanted to immortalize these superheroes for the MCU.

format rather than a transformation from the concurrently released Blu-ray. The HDR color grading certainly renders the movie appearing darker, feel even closer to the action. The integration of the special effects in the action scenes is similarly potent. This is a stunning 3D conversion and the Phastos (Brian Tyree Henry), Makkari (Lauren Ridloff), Druig (Barry Keoghan), and Gilgamesh (Ma Dong-seok). As the Eternals now fight for universe. Each of the cast members imbues their respective character with a unique personality and charm. The cast shines brightly throughout thethe slow pace is killer for this gaggle of individuals who are collectively an interesting bunch but individually little more than the sum of their Gilgamesh (Don Lee): Lee (whose Korean name is Ma Dong-seok) uses his fists to fight. He’s the strongest warrior of the group.

Plot: What’s it about? Video: How’s it look? Audio: How’s it sound? Supplements: What are the extras? The Bottom Line Plot: What’s it about? Druig (Barry Keoghan): Druig has the ability to manipulate other people’s thoughts and is a longtime rival of Ikaris. cinematic universe to date. Zhao was a perfect addition to the Marvel lore. Having won an Oscar for Best Director for Nomadland, Zhao is the film flows at a sloth like pace it's only all the more destructive to teeter on the edge of something special and constantly fail to achieve fullThe cinematography by Ben Davis ( Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain Marvel) is visually rewarding. Davis has a special gift for Deleted Scenes– Four scenes totaling six minutes. The movie was already 156 minutes, just put ’em in. Like most of their Marvel releases, Disney’s 4K Ultra HD release of Eternals is branded as a Cinematic Universe Edition (which does beg the question of what exactly a non-cinematic universe edition could be). It’s a 2-Disc set that includes a Blu-ray copy in 1080p, a slipcover, and a Digital code on a paper insert. All of the extras are on the Blu-ray only, all in HD: Another element of the presentation which was appreciated is the consistent 2.39:1 aspect ratio. While many Marvel feature-films benefit from the

Immortalized and Walks of Life are both fairly typical EPK fluff, with the former examining the production, and the latter focusing on the diverse cast. The Gag Reel is a standard combination of genuinely amusing moments less amusing mugging for the camera. The Deleted Scenes are mostly sequences where it’s easy to understand why they were cut, especially the Small Talk moment between Sprite and Dane Whitman, which was easily dispensed with by a single line of dialogue in the finished film. Nostalgia is the only cut scene that seems like a loss, as it’s a nice moment between Makkari and Sprite. of things, origins and destiny, and one's place and purpose in it all. Unfortunately, the film only ever touches on this content in deep and profoundIkaris (Richard Madden): Ikaris is one of the most powerful members of the Eternals. He can fly and shoot beams out of his eyes. the Eternals themselves, created beings who have lived on Earth for centuries and who have become scattered and bereft of purpose until an old

The production design by Eve Stewart ( The Danish Girl, The King's Speech) and Clint Wallace ( Shang-Chi and the Legend the production design reflects this element (with more real environments than many films in the Marvel cinematic universe). a cold, soulless experience that never achieves more than overpromising and underdelivering on every main front: story, characters, and action. tangible sense of space and openness about it. Dialogue is clear and center focused, and there's even a mildly bass-y response whenever Celestial minutes, Eternals is every bit the rear-numbing experience its floundering merits suggest. Its problems are many: the story is notThe group of superheroes are given the task of defeating the villainous alien invaders known as the Deviants. The Eternals use their These are confusing times when it comes to movie releases. Well, okay, for just about everything, really, but these days we’re not sure when a movie will premiere due to delays. And when the movie does premiere, we’re not sure if it’ll be in theaters or streaming…or both.