But that all changed with 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy, and by the time Endgame rolled around, Marvel could do no wrong - its fanbase trusting of almost anything and everything it they could come up with. Even Iron Man 2 had its moments, and Thor: Dark World earned some redemption courtesy of both Infinity War / Endgame and Loki (as well as likely the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder no doubt). Eternals lands on Blu-ray from Disney/Marvel with a respectable video transfer but is hampered by a lackluster DTS 7. Extras: Language(s): English, Hard of Hearing Subtitles: English, Subtitles: Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish, Interactive Menu, Screen ratio 1:2. Equal parts too much and not enough, the film is most frustrating because you can feel that Chloé Zhao has a grand story to tell with her first big-budget franchise film, but it just didn’t come together.

This is the most diverse and inclusive superhero movie that I have seen, with great representation for today. A decade back, an announcement over doing " Eternals" as a chapter in the MCU might have been met with a fair degree of skepticism with the wide open world of the Marvel universe hardly tapped into but for in perhaps Thor, and no certainty as to whether or not they could pull off a tale about a disparate group of superhero characters that very few will have heard of. While the 4K disc contents with a middling Dolby Atmos track, this 1080p Blu-ray has to contend with a dodgy DTS-HD MA 7. The death knell is a comic stinger by a celebrity almost as out of place as Ed Sheeran in Red Notice.The film is fairly dark as it is but not so dark, and not so consistently, as to render any color output moot. Europe's busiest forums, with independent news and expert reviews, for TVs, Home Cinema, Hi-Fi, Movies, Gaming, Tech and more. There's a natural color presence with lovely primaries, deep inky blacks, and fine costume details without it looking just oppressively dark.

Well, here’s an odd day but I'm finding this 1080p Blu-ray transfer is actually a better overall viewing experience than the 4K disc. Some decent bonus features are worth picking through, but this really isn’t a great movie and with a middling A/V presentation it’s hard to recommend. The disc loads to Disney’s typical language menu followed by the option to go to the main menu or skip right into the film.Granted, I now prefer RR as DP, but that doesn't negate my liking of DCU's attempt at Green Lantern when it came out and have wished its sequel had been made. Dialogue gets fine prioritisation and presentation, disseminated across the array clearly and coherently throughout, largely from the frontal channels. Marvel Studios' ETERNALS follows a group of ancient heroes from beyond the stars who had protected Earth since the dawn of man.