
Reviews — Annihilation
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Abstractals
Alex Garland is brilliant, and I usually love everything he does. However, I’m not entirely convinced about this film. There are many aspects that I really enjoyed. For example: - Looking back, the influences of **'Stalker'**, **'Contact'**, **'Arrival'**, **'The Fly'**, and **'Alien'** are noticeable, though in a subtle way. - The cast is predominantly female – and the film doesn’t make a big deal out of it …
Nathan
Annihilation proved to be an exciting science fiction film that kept my attention from beginning to end. I continually adjusted my ideas about the origin of the strange phenomenon and what might occur, which made for a very engaging viewing experience. What I appreciated most was its grounded approach rooted in scientific principles. The assembly of specialists sent to examine this occurrence brought to mind *The Arr…
Repo Jack
Going into this without preconceived notions and allowing yourself to get swept up in what's happening is beneficial; the various plot threads start to connect roughly around the middle of the movie. Until then, simply relax and appreciate the remarkable visual effects, camera work, and sound. There are also a handful of genuinely unsettling and frightening moments that could be difficult for certain viewers.
lori007101
The story behind Annihilation isn't inherently flawed; it’s visually striking with its varied cinematography and carefully composed shots. Each scene unfolds at a deliberate pace, allowing time to appreciate the environment. There's an intriguing element in how the actresses are portrayed—a sense of mystery that slowly unravels as the film progresses, adding to the suspense. Alex Garland demonstrates skill in integra…
Gimly
There’s general agreement among reviewers regarding _Annihilation_, but audience reactions have been much more divided; even friends of mine have expressed very different opinions about it. I usually find myself somewhere in the middle with movies that provoke such polarized responses—the ones people describe as "love it or hate it." Those are typically films I rate around a five or six out of ten. This time, though,…
Rodney Wollam
Here's my take on what happens when a more developed extraterrestrial civilization starts reshaping Earth without consulting us—this is the visual representation of that scenario. A rating of 6 out of 10.


