As with any movie based on a novel, the new sci-fi horror feature “Annihilation” differs from its source material in a number of ways. Filmmaker Alex Garland’s take on Jeff VanderMeer’s ...

The new sci-fi flick Annihilation is an intense, spiritual exploration of death and despair. That makes the film a fitting guide for Lent, a time to meditate on our mortality and depravity and to ...

Whether you watch it on the big screen or from the comfort of your living room couch, Annihilation is easily the first must-see film of 2018. This mind-bending sci-fi movie stars Natalie Portman ...

There were plenty of reasons to be worried about Annihilation. The sci-fi/horror thriller, which is based on Jeff VanderMeer’s novel of the same name, has been plagued by reports of behind-the ...

The biologist’s husband is dead before the novel Annihilation even starts—rather, his “copy” is dead. Similar to the film, the book reveals that the man who returned from his expedition ...

Annihilation is a portentous movie, and a cerebral one. It’s gorgeous and immersive, but distancing. It’s exciting more in its sheer ambition and its distinctiveness than in its actual action.

Garland’s latest film “Annihilation,” based off Jeff VanderMeer’s 2014 eponymous novel, further expands the definition of science fiction, while maintaining the sense of mystery that permeates the ...

The failure of Mortal Kombat: Annihilation was so profound that it took nearly 25 years for another movie to arrive. The 2021 reboot is no classic itself, but it's eminently more fun than the ...

Annihilation the movie barely resembles its source material. In the novel, four unnamed female scientists explore a bizarre, largely unexplained landmass on earth called Area X.