I just watched this new movie "Eternity" 
and I gotta say, it's giving me major feels! 
I mean, who hasn't been stuck between two loves or had to choose between what's familiar and what's unknown? It's so relatable! 
The way the director, David Freyne, weaves this story around mortality and choice is just masterful. It's like, yeah, life can be scary and uncertain, but at least we get to experience it all! 
And that ending message about embracing uncertainty... *chef's kiss* 
and I gotta say, it's giving me major feels! I mean, who hasn't been stuck between two loves or had to choose between what's familiar and what's unknown? It's so relatable! The way the director, David Freyne, weaves this story around mortality and choice is just masterful. It's like, yeah, life can be scary and uncertain, but at least we get to experience it all! And that ending message about embracing uncertainty... *chef's kiss* 
. Elizabeth Olsen is looking pretty great as Joan too. But then again, some parts of the story feel a bit mellow to me. Like, what's the point of even having an "afterlife" if it's just gonna be all about choosing between loves? Shouldn't there be more drama or conflict? And don't get me wrong, I love Miles and Callum too, but can we talk about how weird it is for Joan to have two husbands?! 
Anyway, it's definitely a thought-provoking movie... but do I really wanna think that hard? 
... but at the same time, it feels really grounded. The performances by Olsen and Teller are top-notch too. Miles Teller was in another movie last year that I loved... anyway, back to "Eternity" - what do you guys think? Did Freyne hit the nail on the head with this existential conundrum 
The whole "paradise" thing is so beautifully depicted, it feels like a dream. And Elizabeth Olsen's performance as Joan is just so relatable. I felt all the emotions she was going through while watching the film. 
In a way, it's really inspiring. 