Naturally, the cosmic connections in "Eternals" lent themselves to the question of whether or not Thanos himself and his snap (which continues to be referred to as "The Blip" in-canon for some reason, terminology that I personally find hilarious) were powerful enough to turn any of the Eternals to dust along with much of the universe. Director Chloé Zhao has an answer to that, but be warned that her carefully-worded comments can be interpreted as major spoilers.
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Naturally, the cosmic connections in "Eternals" lent themselves to the question of whether or not Thanos himself and his snap (which continues to be referred to as "The Blip" in-canon for some reason, terminology that I personally find hilarious) were powerful enough to turn any of the Eternals to dust along with much of the universe. Director Chloé Zhao has an answer to that, but be warned that her carefully-worded comments can be interpreted as major spoilers.
This scene wasn't needed in "Eternals" to let us in on Sprite's opinion of Dane Whitman, but it sure does highlight her contempt. And it's not …
"Eternals" is flying your way on Disney+ in just two short weeks, which means you'll soon be able to revisit the ending of Chloé Zhao's Marvel movie. …
In "Eternals," Lauren Ridloff plays Makkari, the first deaf superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. You may also know Ridloff's face from her role as Connie in "The Walking Dead." She's a Tony-nominated actress, having starred on Broadway in "Children of a Lesser God," and now she's on a first-name basis with Angelina Jolie (she calls her "Angie").
The Whitman poem — recited by a character named Whitman, hmm — was not the only hint about the Celestials that Zhao dropped in either. The other hint …
