Produced by Kevin Feige ( Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame), Eternals is based on the Marvel playbook but forgets that it's not just a formula that makes these movies work. It's not just that dazzling chorography and tuned cinematography, not Zhao’s films prior to Eternals have all been marked by a highly improvisatory, semi-documentary style, with her scripts rewritten over and over again to take advantage of the personal experiences of her actors, and her cameras appearing to follow the action as it unfolds, rather than guiding it. That’s not really an option for a mega-budgeted Marvel film, and yet she still brought some of that feeling to Eternals. The entire film seems looser and more relaxed, even though it’s actually more carefully planned out than what she normally prefers. While there are plenty of action scenes throughout, the rest of the film unfolds at a leisurely pace, taking its time to let the characters smell the roses. She also found plenty of ways to express her unique visual sense, letting the environments help define those characters and their relationships, much like Anthony Mann did in his Westerns with Jimmy Stewart. Gilgamesh (Don Lee): Lee (whose Korean name is Ma Dong-seok) uses his fists to fight. He’s the strongest warrior of the group. Cinematographer Ben Davis highlights the natural beauty of the outdoors in many sequences and the 3D presentation manages to make audiences

would-be deeply aggressive audio elements in various action scenes struggle to find that final gear for low end excellence. At least there's something While it is true that this review reads like it's piling on there is an upshot: there's a truly fantastic core in place, so brimming with potential that one Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. 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

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composed by Djawadi to date, Eternals has an epic theme that runs throughout the film. The score gives compelling character themes to Arriving on 3D Blu-ray from Disney, Eternals is presented in 1080p MPEG-4 MVC encoded high definition in the original theatrical aspect the production design reflects this element (with more real environments than many films in the Marvel cinematic universe). an exceptional filmmaker. As an artist, Zhao brings great beauty to the filmmaking and helps the storytelling to shine in a way most films in the

universe. Each of the cast members imbues their respective character with a unique personality and charm. The cast shines brightly throughout the bland and not in the least bit dynamic. Performances are not great, but neither do they struggle; the actors simply cannot find a dynamic that isn't ratio of 2.39:1 widescreen. The release has a wonderful presentation. 3D fans will be enormously pleased with the quality of the release. Other than this, the dialogue and characters play it pensive for all of its 156-minute runtime. What worked so well with the first couple of phases of Marvel was that those beginning movies featured solo character films that introduced each character in a great way, which led to the later big team-ups. With Eternals, twelve characters are introduced, and with the exception of a few, they're hardly given the proper amount of screen time for the audience to really connect or fall in love with to really care enough whether they stay or go. deeper contrast and adjusted brightness give the movie a moodier, slightly more cinematic appeal and a narratively darker tone. The HDR grading doesMarvel’s Eternalsis in theaters on Nov. 5, 2021, will the movie also become available on Blu-ray and DVD? What about Digitally and free on streaming? Here’s what we know! 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. 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? 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.