Annihilation

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maxwell s May 21 Hated the characters except for Natalie Portman. The set design looked too fake. The plastic flowers were distracting. The animals & the ending were tight. But just kinda boring. See more Mike S @RT54543932 Aug 12 This is a movie that tempts you to go on your phone during it. Slow hooplah See more Tharindu D @tharinduxd Jul 28 Annihilation is a very different kind of science fiction movie. At first, I found it slow and a little confusing. The first 50 minutes didn't really grab my attention, and I wasn't sure where the story was going. However, as the movie continued, everything slowly started to make sense. The confusing parts became connected, and I realized that every scene had a purpose. The more I watched, the more I appreciated the story and its deeper meaning. This isn't a movie that explains everything right away. It asks you to be patient and think about what you're watching. If you enjoy unique sci-fi films that leave you thinking even after they end, Annihilation is definitely worth watching. It's a memorable and rewarding experience for viewers who enjoy something different. See more Bruce L @RT90280577 Jul 28 Garland's interpretation of Van Der Meer's informationist sci fi classic is more perfect every time I see it. What I love most about the movie itself is the performances by the actors. It's difficult material to represent, and serious sci fi is always a challenge in terms of getting the audience to take it seriously. Portman is flawless as usual but Jason Leigh's portrayal of a depressed chronically ill doctor is also astonishing. None of the actors are slouches and everything they do is convincing. Van der Meer's story is informationist science fiction par excellence: Distorted signals; Estranging encoding and decoding ( l'estrangement or la défamiliarisation, or ostranenie); Lots of meta-informational themes. It's in an elite group of informationist science fiction movie greats: Donnie Darko, Arrival, Source Code. I need to rewrite my 2010 MPhil to include it! ("Informationist Science Fiction Theory and Informationist Science Fiction", Dr Bruce Long, University of Sydney, 2010.) See more Sophia P @RT31886313 Jul 24 The books lean more towards mystery than horror, unlike the movie, but that being said I liked the horror aspect a lot. See more Julian C @juliancooper_12 Jul 23 A visually stunning movie with an premise that makes the audience think about extraterrestrial life See more Read all reviews

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