Final 'Eternals' Trailer Answers Some Questions For Marvel Fans
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In the trailer for the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe film, Kit Harington asks some other pertinent questions that, sadly, go unanswered.
Marvel dropped the final trailer for “The Eternals” on Thursday and it finally answers the “eternal” question fans have been asking: Why wasn’t this team of advanced beings in any of the previous Marvel Cinematic Universe films? It starts off with Salma Hayek’s character, Ajak, riding a horse to a country home to speak with Ikaris, played by Richard Madden. It is there she explains how “the blip” featured in the Avengers films “Infinity War” and “Endgame” caused the Eternals to be in their current, surely-to-be-explained-in-more-detail-in-the-actual-film situation.
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