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Jazmin 2021-10-20 17:48:30
"Annihilation" contemplates the terrifying deep brain holes, do you understand? !
"Annihilation" is adapted from the first "Annihilation" in the " Forsaken Southern Territory" trilogy . With this novel, author Jeff Van der Meer successfully won the 2014 Nebula Award and defeated the "Annihilation" that was shortlisted for the same year. Three-body.
Many people fight for the...
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Kayleigh 2021-10-20 17:48:30
What adaptations did "Annihilation" make to the original work?
There are still a lot of changes, I understand it is to make it easier for the audience to understand and look better. Just say a few. 1. The mutation in the novel is not caused by the comet hitting the lighthouse, but when a "fragment" mixed into the lens during the manufacture of the lighthouse...
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Lena: [as she examines multi-coloured flowers] These are very strange.
Dr Ventress: Why?
Lena: Well, they're all so different. To look at them you wouldn't say that they are the same species... but they're growing from the same branch structure... so it *has* to be the same species. It's the same plant! It's like they're stuck in a continuous mutation.
Dr Ventress: A pathology?
Lena: Well... you'd sure as hell call it a pathology if you saw this in a human.
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[the team kill an alligator & examine it's mouth]
Lena: Lena: Whoa. It's exactly the same as the flowers. Look at the teeth. Concentric rows. Something here is making giant waves in the gene pool.
[the paramedic, Anya, holds the alligator's mouth open. She has no tattoo on her arm]
Cass Sheppard: Sharks have teeth like that, don't they?
Dr Ventress: Do you think it's a crossbreed?
Lena: You can't crossbreed between different species.
Anya Thorensen: Lena, this is getting heavy.
[Later in the movie, Anya has acquired the tattoo]
