Eternity (2025) offers a positive portrayal of LGBTQ+ characters through supporting roles in an afterlife setting. Queer couples and chosen families are depicted with dignity, depth, and authenticity, navigating universal themes of love and self-acceptance. Their storylines are integral, not tokenistic, enriching the film's overall message.

The film uniformly dismisses all religious traditions, including Buddhism, as misguided belief systems that have fundamentally misunderstood the afterlife.

The film critically and dismissively portrays Christian concepts of the afterlife, divine judgment, and the value of religious practice, framing them as irrelevant or incorrect within its secular narrative.

The film uniformly dismisses all religious traditions, including Hinduism, as misguided belief systems that have fundamentally misunderstood the afterlife.

The film uniformly dismisses all religious traditions, including Islam, as misguided belief systems that have fundamentally misunderstood the afterlife.

The film includes Judaism within its broader 'Judeo-Christian' critique, dismissing traditional afterlife concepts and the relevance of morality in a similar manner to its portrayal of Christianity.

The film uniformly dismisses all religious traditions, including Sikhism, as misguided belief systems that have fundamentally misunderstood the afterlife.