Eternals Is The Lowest Rated Marvel Studios Film On Rotten Tomatoes Of all time

Eternals is the lowest-rated Marvel Studios film on Rotten Tomatoes at the hour of writing. A speedy browse of the Tomatometer shows the upcoming film at 65% right at this point. That would be one percentage point lower than Thor: The Dark World. (Chris Hemsworth's second outing as Thor is contentious in its own right, so that makes a ton of sense.) Reviews are all over the map with most agreeing that this is a massive swing for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Some responders seem to think that there's a ton going on in the film, and others feel like it may lose the audience in the process of trying to explain a ton of what's really up with the backstory of these films. One thing is without a doubt, Rotten Tomatoes scores are not the end-all-be-all of a film's success. You're probably reading off a list of ridiculously various projects that besieged among critics yet at the same time did amazingly in the cinema world. (Toxin at present sits at 30% on the site with an audience score of 81% and a billion dollars earned.)

However, chloe Zhao clearly isn't stressed over any of that business. She recounted to the story that she wanted to tell in every practical sense. If Eternals does alright in the cinematic world, there will be another one at some point later on. The MCU's cinematic slate continues to balloon as time passes. If this film isn't everybody's favorite, there will surely be something for them to appreciate.

"What I cherished about making this film is that it tied so close to the origin of the MCU is also going to have a major repercussion moving MCU forward. With those two as secured, we will play and do whatever we want and make a strong standalone film and leave everything on the table," Zhao told The Playlist. "I would be back in a second working with the team at Marvel without a doubt. So we'll see."

As our Jamie Jirak put it absolutely totally in her own survey: "Eternals will probably be one of the more divisive films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The strong characters and visuals will be sufficient for some fans to consider it truly outstanding of the franchise while others will find its messy plot and stretched out runtime a hard pill to swallow. Regardless of how you feel about Eternals, there's no denying Phase Four is off to an exciting start."