

Eternity
In an afterlife where souls have one week to decide where to spend eternity, Joan is faced with the impossible choice between the man she spent her life with and her first love, who died young and has waited decades for her to arrive.
Audience Sentiment
Joan realizes what truly matters
Exploring different eternities
The film recovers strongly from its sagging middle section when Joan has her emotional breakthrough about what love truly means, jumping from its lowest point to its emotional peak
Eternity starts strong with an inventive premise and charming performances, but suffers from pacing issues in its middle act that test audience patience. The film ultimately redeems itself with a deeply moving final act that delivers genuine emotional payoff, though some viewers found the journey longer than necessary.
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Elizabeth Olsen
Joan

Miles Teller
Larry

Callum Turner
Luke

Da'Vine Joy Randolph
Anna

John Early
Ryan

Barry Primus
Older Larry

Betty Buckley
Older Joan

Darryl Scheelar
Man in Car

Danny Mac
Sam

Damon Johnson
Zach

Lucy Turnbull
Charlotte

Christie Burke
Gia

Sebastian Billingsley-Rodriguez
Boy in Train
Patrick Freyne
Junction Announcer (voice)

Angela Galanopoulos
Middle Ages Vendor

Bianca Foscht
Party Vendor

Brett Willis
Disappointed Vendor

Carson Bokenfohr
Afterlife Coordinator #1

Meg Roe
Afterlife Coordinator #2
Taliya Evans
Flip Board Operator
Crew
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