The End Of Eternals Explained

When the end of “Eternals” hits, it’s as if someone picked an enormous white dandelion and blew on it, scattering its seeds all over the universe. Like many installments of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, just because the credits have rolled, that doesn't mean the story's over. In fact, "Eternals" ends with plenty of interesting tidbits to mull over while we wait for the next piece of MCU content to hit our screens. From a shocking character cameo in the post-credits sequence to a full rundown of how the film ends and what it all means, this is the end of "Eternals" explained.

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Eternals, ended | 0:00
Bring on the Uni-Mind | 1:37
Thena’s side adventure | 2:31
Here comes the judge | 3:55
Post-credits, part 1 | 5:14
Post-credits, part 2 | 6:39

[Looper]

What did you think about the ending of "The Eternals"?

[briannastultz]

Am I the only one who thought “hey it’s Robb Stark and Jon Snow together again”? I also couldn’t help but laugh that they were both in love with Sersi 🤣

[jetscreamer]

I really thought Druig would turn out to be the real villain, but it turned out to be Ekaris. Didn’t see that coming.

[sumpititu]

I really wish that Gilgamesh comes back😔😔😔 And we can see more of Thena and Gilgamesh scenes

[kylepop]

I thought Chloe Zao did a great job with such a big cast of characters we haven’t done before and I was watching it hoping and praying it inspires Marvel to give us a real Inhumans movie and also realising that they can give us a good X-Men reboot

[jetscreamer]

We need a sequel to find out Sersi, Kingo and Phastos fate, after Arisham took them away for judgement at the end of the movie. I also like how Sersi granted Sprite mortality, so now the actress can come back in a sequel as a teen or young adult Sprite and not have to explain her aging.

[OscarMPG]

We all know that Kit Hartington has experience with legendary swords anyway. But Blade should have said to him, " You know nothing Dane Whitman"!!!

[beeochg]

At 1:30 When you were naming off the remaining Eternals who were in the fight you didn’t mention Thena, and she’s the most badass fighter of them all lol

[tylerashlock]

So did thanos lowkey try to save the world by getting rid of half the galaxy and slow down the Celestile 🤭

[tayonguyen]

I still can't get over that Sersi and Ikaris were in relationship for 800 years and suddenly she fell for Dane, a mortal who happens to have a lineage with King Arthur. She may as well fall for Homelander, after all the DC namedroppings they did.

[jesshorobin]

i went to see this yesterday, i loved the film. Alot of people left before the post-credits scenes. One even said "i thought Harry Styles was in it" i wanted to yell "PARK YOUR BUTT THEN BECAUSE POST-CREDIT SCENES"

[similanjitjaroen]

The question is...are the celestials and by extension, Ikaris really the villains? Is what Ikaris did really an act of evil? I mean, if we look at this from the perspective of those who would have been born through the new celestial....what Ikaris did was actually a heroic act...standing up and fighting against those that he love most to protect the lives (universe) that should have been who is the real villain of this story? Is there a clear villain? Is Ereshem (That celestial guy) really a villain? Are the celestials the villains? Are the deviants really evil?
Gosh I love questions that are up for debate....it is not just light vs dark and the answer is not really set in stone.

[AceGrande]

Fun fact:
Athena was her mentor, that's why she was named after her, Thena's birth name was actually Azura

[anthonyufert]

The voice is Ali’s Blade! Confirmed by Eternals director & Kit Harrington.

[romanmccoy]

The director has confirmed the off screen voice was actually Blade star Ali

[theraphaelthomas]

The movie was generally good, I dunno why critics are slamming it🤷‍♂️

[jonathandiosa]

This movie was good. Left alot to the imagination even with its run time.

[master-of-mind]

Technically it’s Marvel’s best film. The visuals, effects, production value is incredibly rich. Marvel movies often get criticised for having dull, bland colours but this film is gloriously stunning. The performances are sound, the director who’s known for more arthouse fare, brought a lot of maturity to the usual gag-a-minute marvel formula.

At its core the film works because it’s really about a perfect team wanting to break free from their obligations in order to find their own purpose.

I like it a lot. The only problem is the story if you think about it, really doesn’t make sense. It’s convoluted, the film tries ways to overcome it but there’s no denying the obvious.
The ending is also just a series of teases, setting up the next instalment.

However the film has plenty of action, humour and character development executed with precision and delicacy, leaving one satisfied nonetheless.

Eternals is not a groundbreaking film, it struggles to break free from the conventional marvel-movie-formula but underneath is a strong cinematic extravaganza that possess the right amount of artistic value. Chloe Zhao delivers an earnest comicbook film that at its best explores the interpersonal struggles of superhero’s who are cursed with immortality.

I’m satisfied and intrigued to see what happens next.

7.5/10.

[meltav]

You completely forgot about Thena who fought the finale fight as well

[TheDaybid]

What a great video! There was so much interesting new info I didn't know about them. I think some people didn't like it because the
marketing made people expect an Avengers type of action packed movie but Eternals was more story driven and touched on a lot of issues.