Finally got around to this one!

Blade

Midnight Sons - basically a team that takes on paranormal threats with characters like Blade, Moon Knight, Ghost Rider and the like

As I understand it, Celestials saw the presence of predators on planets as a threat to sentient life, which would delay the hatching of a new Celestial. To combat this problem, Celestials created Deviants to control predators. However, Deviants started killing sentient life necessary to nourish the fetal Celestial. Rather than recognizing that the creation of Deviants was a mistake, the Celestials instead created Eternals to control Deviants. Now that this set of Eternals decided to protect the sentient life from the baby Celestial, I guess that something will have to be created to control Eternals. I had an employer who had that kind of mentality when combatting problems. That employer went out of business a few years ago.

Marvel has a dilemma. They cannot introduce new superheroes who have been around for a long time without explaining why those superheroes were not seen in the fight against Thanos. As far as the Eternals are concerned, we are told that it is because they were told to lay low unless Deviants are involved. It is true that Deviants threaten human life, but they would not wipe out half the population. Thanos was a much bigger threat to the fetal Celestials. Furthermore, there are other things that have the potential to greatly reduce sentient populations (such as nuclear war) that might require intervention if the Celestial is to hatch.

I guess that this film confirms that Thanos was the universe's greatest hero when he delayed the destruction of countless inhabited worlds by reducing their populations. In fact, he may have wiped out half the fetal Celestials, thus saving those planets even when they build their populations to pre-snap levels. The universe's greatest villains are the Avengers who restored the populations of the planets, presumably including their fetal Celestials, ensuring their doom.

I understand the idea of whether to sacrifice the fetal Celestial to save the life of the earth is an abortion metaphor. However, even in the United States, only the most extreme element of the anti-abortion movement opposes abortion when the mother's life is threatened. This was not a courageous stand.

For some reason, a whole lot of people were excited to have a sex scene in a MCU film. I do not care. MCU films are not about romance. Most of the time, it felt like a love interest was included only to reassure us that the hero is heterosexual.

While the film did not get great reviews, some of the commentary appreciated the diversity of the cast. For example, this film contained the MCU's first Asian female superhero, unless you count Melinda May. If you do not count her because she does not have superpowers, there is half of Daisy Johnson. Eternals also had the first Latina superhero, unless you count Elena Rodriguez. The film also had the first gay superhero, unless you count Joey Gutierrez.