A sharp, lively, and heartfelt rom-com set in the afterlife, Eternity asks questions about true love — is it forever? Can we have more than one in our lives? And how does love truly persevere over time?

Miles Teller and Elizabeth Olsen in particular stand out, offering emotionally rich performances while balancing humor and genuine shock at the situation they’ve found themselves in. I mean, not everyone is faced with a love triangle that will decide the rest of their existence in the afterlife. Callum Turner gives one of his most multi-dimensional performances, while Da’Vine Joy Randolph is also a magnificent standout here, giving the film much of its funniest and strongest moments. 

The production design is beautifully imaginative, combining retro technology with something that’s lively and fantastical. Exploring the corners of this dimension or plane is fascinating, and it very creatively tackles its themes that may hit hard for some audience members. It’s a touching romantic comedy, but also colorful and oozing with imagination and heart, along with high levels of belly laughter and much comedic and dramatic range from its lead trio of actors.