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Eternity (2025 film) showtimes: release dates and the A24 ensemble

Eternity (2025 film) showtimes arrived November 26, 2025 via A24. Here are the dates, the Toronto start, and the ensemble behind the afterlife romance.

Eternity (2025 film) showtimes: release dates and the A24 ensemble
Eternity (2025 film) showtimes: release dates and the A24 ensemble

Eternity (2025 film) showtimes arrived on November 26, 2025. A24 released the afterlife romantic comedy in United States theaters on that Wednesday, seated in the heart of Thanksgiving week. The film had premiered earlier at the Toronto International Film Festival, where Variety and The Hollywood Reporter both reviewed it in September 2025.

David Freyne directs, from a script he wrote with Pat Cunnane that first landed on the Black List. Elizabeth Olsen leads the ensemble. A24 lists the runtime at one hour and 54 minutes.

Eternity (2025 film) showtimes and the A24 plan

The release followed a familiar A24 shape. A festival premiere in Toronto's Gala program built the first reviews, which ran on September 8 and 9, 2025. The theatrical run followed on November 26, 2025. The Hollywood Reporter's review page lists the Wednesday date, and A24's own film page confirms it. For related coverage, see Michael (2026 film) showtimes: the release plan, dates and formats.

A late-November slot for a romantic comedy is a vote of confidence. The date asks couples and families to take a chance on a small fantasy. A Wednesday opening also dodged the Friday blockbusters and kept the film counter-programmed. A24 has used this rhythm before. A festival premiere earns the reviews. A holiday slot then sells the warmth. The plan was tidy. The slot was smart.

The ensemble behind the premise

The cast maps onto the love triangle at the story's center. Elizabeth Olsen plays Joan, a woman who dies and must choose between two husbands for the rest of forever.

  • Miles Teller as Larry, Joan's husband of 65 years
  • Callum Turner as Luke, her first husband, a pilot killed in Korea
  • Da'Vine Joy Randolph and John Early as the afterlife coordinators
  • Olga Merediz in a supporting role

The triangle needs three believable pulls. Olsen holds the center. Teller plays the comfort of a long marriage. Turner plays the pull of a first one. Randolph and Early guide the dead, and their desk comedy keeps the metaphysics light. Merediz rounds out the cast list on A24's page. Turner's Luke has waited 67 years by the time Joan arrives. The math alone sets up the choice. The parts fit a tight running time, and every role gets a clear job. The film runs 114 minutes.

What the premise promises

The dead arrive at a waystation resembling a brightly lit train station. Each one receives a coordinator and chooses an eternity zone that can never be changed. Variety's review cites options like Casino World, Studio 54 World and Smokers' World. The Hollywood Reporter adds Queer World and Marxist World. The catalog is the joke. The choice is the ache. The zones steal scenes. Casino World and Studio 54 World promise forever. The joke lands because forever is the trap. One week is all the dead get to decide. The clock gives the comedy its spine.

The Hollywood Reporter's critic called it a rare high-concept commercial movie with wit, heart and no franchise potential. That line captures the film's ambition exactly.

What critics made of it

The reception was warm with reservations. Variety's chief critic, Owen Gleiberman, wrote that it feels like a Charlie Kaufman movie with the kinks ironed out. His headline granted that it charms before it overstays its welcome. Both readings describe the same quality. A modest film tries something genuinely difficult and mostly clears the bar. The split was gentle. Both critics liked the film. Both flagged the stretch. Few films get this warm a split.

The Hollywood Reporter saw wit and heart where Variety saw polish. Neither outlet found a franchise in it, and none was intended. Coverage like this rewards the premise first, then questions the length. That is a fair order for a second feature from Freyne, whose Dating Amber came before it.

Conclusion: Eternity (2025 film) showtimes, and what to remember

The dates were simple. Toronto in September 2025, then United States theaters on November 26, 2025, through A24. The ensemble carried the premise, the premise earned the season, and the reviews split kindly. The date held and the film found its crowd. The afterlife gave A24 its Thanksgiving romance. The dates held. Anyone tracing Eternity (2025 film) showtimes has the full picture now. Schedules shift, so current listings remain the guide for any revival or seasonal screenings. This connects to our earlier piece, Nuremberg (2025 film) showtimes: release dates, theaters and streaming path.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Eternity open in theaters?
A24 released Eternity in United States theaters on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, after premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Who stars in Eternity?
Elizabeth Olsen plays Joan, with Miles Teller and Callum Turner as her two husbands, and Da'Vine Joy Randolph and John Early as afterlife coordinators.
What is Eternity about?
It is an afterlife romantic comedy in which the dead must choose an eternity, and Joan must pick between her two husbands.

Sources

  1. Eternity | A24 Official Film Page — A24
  2. 'Eternity' Review: Miles Teller and Elizabeth Olsen in an Afterlife Rom-Com — Variety
  3. 'Eternity' Review: Elizabeth Olsen in a Smart, Sweet A24 Romantic Comedy — The Hollywood Reporter

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