So, what were these uber powerful entities doing while Thanos was carving a bloody path through the universe with the explicit purpose of rewriting reality?
I know Marvel is going to disappoint me on this, but... I think it'd be really interesting if they didn't give a fuck about Thanos. They're immortals. They've seen multiple civilizations and cultures collapse. This is just more of the same to them.
You could get a really good drama story about a group of people who have become so detached from mortality that all they want to do is hang out, drink beer, and go about their lives while the rest of the MCU is happening in the background, with some ethical and moral exploration of common Science Fiction Uplift tropes.
I know Marvel is going to disappoint me on this, but... I think it'd be really interesting if they didn't give a fuck about Thanos. They're immortals. They've seen multiple civilizations and cultures collapse. This is just more of the same to them.
You could get a really good drama story about a group of people who have become so detached from mortality that all they want to do is hang out, drink beer, and go about their lives while the rest of the MCU is happening in the background, with some ethical and moral exploration of common Science Fiction Uplift tropes.
Good word for this trailer.
I mean "kill half of life, then retire" isn't actually the sort of thing they'd intervene in. Its certainly not the sort of thing their Celestial creators would have given a shit about.So, what were these uber powerful entities doing while Thanos was carving a bloody path through the universe with the explicit purpose of rewriting reality?
That was the point of the original series. They were so advanced, so powerful, that they were mostly aloof from Earth affairs, concentrated only on the Deviant threat and the even more powerful Celestials.. I think it'd be really interesting if they didn't give a fuck about Thanos. They're immortals. They've seen multiple civilizations and cultures collapse. This is just more of the same to them.
That doesn't sound very interesting, just sounds like a way to make the characters very unlikable.I know Marvel is going to disappoint me on this, but... I think it'd be really interesting if they didn't give a fuck about Thanos. They're immortals. They've seen multiple civilizations and cultures collapse. This is just more of the same to them.
You could get a really good drama story about a group of people who have become so detached from mortality that all they want to do is hang out, drink beer, and go about their lives while the rest of the MCU is happening in the background, with some ethical and moral exploration of common Science Fiction Uplift tropes.
I am pretty sure that's going to be, you know, kind of the point of this movie.That doesn't sound very interesting, just sounds like a way to make the characters very unlikable.
Especially when Thanos himself is an Eternal, the idea they don't care he's going around exterminating half of all life is just easy way to root for them to fail.
I just find the idea they knew about Thanos and his plan to gain near infinite power and saw such a thing as beneath them as very insulting, like if you wanna give them that kind of attitude just keep it strictly to Earth issues, but the idea that they somehow didn't care about the power to rewrite and control reality falling into the hand's of a genocidal mad man?I am pretty sure that's going to be, you know, kind of the point of this movie.
The Eternals are not supposed to be the perfect exemplar heroes. They're distant godlike beings who are now coming to question their original purpose.
Why would they know about it?I just find the idea they knew about Thanos and his plan to gain near infinite power and saw such a thing as beneath them as very insulting, like if you wanna give them that kind of attitude just keep it strictly to Earth issues, but the idea that they somehow didn't care about the power to rewrite and control reality falling into the hand's of a genocidal mad man?
Nothing says they do.
What species Thanos and his people are has yet to be discussed in the MCU.thanos isn't an eternal in MCU, he's a guy from the planet Titan in some other stellar system.
What species Thanos and his people are has yet to be discussed in the MCU.
Yes we know that their civilization died out supposedly due to overpopulation, but we don't actually know what the species is, so whether or not the Inhabitants of Titan were a group of separate Eternals like they were in the comics is currently unknownUhm, it was covered in Infinity War. They were a industrial civilization that got overpopulated, not enough resouces and they died out.
It wasn't covered though.But it was covered. So possibly edit your post or something.
Anyway.... I suspect they won't get into Thanos or connect to the Eternals at all, since we never saw any Eternals related stuff in the earlier films.
They retcon stuff all the time.But it was covered. So possibly edit your post or something.
Anyway.... I suspect they won't get into Thanos or connect to the Eternals at all, since we never saw any Eternals related stuff in the earlier films.