Annihilation evaluation action

2021-10-20 17:21
"Annihilation" adopts a non-linear narrative structure, with the scientific expedition team's southern exploration as the main line, interspersed with flashbacks of the heroine's memory, and the open ending creates an infinite aftertaste. This film is different from previous science fiction films, adding elements of horror and psychological fear on the basis of science fiction, triggering the audience to face unknown situations with the scientific expedition team. 
The movie "Annihilation" fascinated the audience, and its ending was even more amazing. After watching it, it was shocked to sit on the ground. The last surreal mental psychology segment of the film surprised the audience as if they had gone on a journey through interstellar.
The film cannot achieve harmony in form and content, and it is easier for the audience to hallucinate than "Mechanical Ji". The director is bold, but "Annihilation" seems to be just a short story, abruptly pulled into a feature film. 
The climax of the film does have a lot of blood and horror, and the audience can't help but want to skip the beginning of the moment, but there are many interesting surprises in the story, coupled with a very secure narrative method, which really makes people look forward to the sequel.
"Annihilation" is an excellent representative of genre films. There are horrible moments in it, but there are also extremely beautiful scenes, and at the same time, I feel that my thinking is constantly expanding. 
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Annihilation quotes

  • Josie Radek: At first I thought the radio waves were blocked by the shimmer and that's why no one inside could communicate with base or GPS but the light waves aren't blocked, they're refracted and...

    Josie Radek: [takes her walkie talkie out of her bag and turns it on] It's the same with the radios. Signals aren't gone, they're scrambled. That leaf in your hand, do you know what you'd get if you sequenced it?

    Lena: What?

    Josie Radek: Human Hox genes.

    Anya Thorensen: Hox? What does "Hox" mean?

    Lena: They're the genes that define the body plan, the physical structure.

    Josie Radek: And the plants have human body plan. Arms attached to shoulders, legs to hips.

    Lena: It's literally not possible.

    Josie Radek: It's literally what's happening. The Shimmer is a prism, but it refracts everything. Not just light and radio waves... animal DNA, plant DNA, all DNA.

    Anya Thorensen: What you mean "all DNA"?

    Dr Ventress: She's talking about our DNA. She's talking about us.

  • Dr Ventress: It's the last phase. Vanished into havoc. Unfathomable mind. Now beacon, now sea.

    Lena: Dr. Ventress?

    Dr Ventress: Lena? We spoke, what was it we said? That I needed to know what was inside the lighthouse. That moment's passed. It's inside me now.

    Lena: What's inside you?

    Dr Ventress: [Whispered] It's not like us, it's unlike us.

    [Normal volume]

    Dr Ventress: I don't know what it wants, or if it wants, but it will grow until it encompasses everything. Our bodies and our minds will be fragmented into their smallest parts, until not one part remains... Annihilation.

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