Annihilation (4K UHD + Blu-ray + Digital)

This is one of those movies that makes you want to shake the hands of everyone involved. So much more than just a genre picture. Not great, by any means, but interesting and with its own integrity, which is more than 99% of what gets to the screen.The making-of extra is also much better than most. Well-paced and edited, not just a mundane journal of the obvious.

Great movie

it was a really well made movie and 100% worth the buy but i did not understand the ending whatsoever, if someone could explain it to me then that would be awesome but if you are looking for a movie that will make you question reality as you know it 10/10 this is for you

This movie had me on the edge of my seat nearly the entire time. Engaging, exciting, thrilling!

Great movie!! With the 4k HD it is just amazing! Worth the price & a great addition to any movie collection! Very well written & directed!

Movie drug on to long. Movie story just did not click right.

Incredible movie.

So far the only movie of 2018 I bought on Blu-ray. I loved it so much I want to reprint my blog post from Independent Ethos. It tops the list of what I think are the best films of 2018 at the halfway point of the year. I'll admit, Annihilation‘s position at number one is very personal and far from objective, as it certainly isn’t a movie — from a major studio, no less (Paramount) — for everyone. A surreal blend of science fiction and horror that will frustrate plot hole obsessives, this film speaks to the core of how I prefer to be entertained by the medium of cinema. I’m referring cinema in the true theatrical sense, as the sound design — from the film’s score to its sound effects — begs for that isolating experience in a large room in front of a big screen.Director Alex Garland based his script on the first book of Jeff VanderMeer’s “Southern Reach Trilogy.” Its plot involves an armed research time entering a new land created by a meteor that crashed into a lighthouse. A pearlescent dome called “The Shimmer” encapsulates the lighthouse and has gradually expanded over time to cover the land around it, dubbed Area X. No exploration team has ever returned from it, save for one man, a soldier named Kane (Oscar Isaac). After acting strangely in front of his biologist wife Lena (Natalie Portman), he is soon stricken ill and ends up comatose. Lena volunteers to join the next small crew to enter, a diverse mix of women including a psychologist and a botanist. What they find inside includes genetic mutations and a warped sense of time and place, where nothing seems to fall in order of the science we know on Earth.During their adventures toward the lighthouse, which include encounters with things and scenes that are horrific, surreal and beautiful — sometimes all at once — the women, including a terrific Jennifer Jason Leigh as the psychologist Dr. Ventress, their numbers dwindle. A mix of ambivalence, enlightenment and menace, Ventress is key to the film’s ingenious reveal of what lies at the heart of the alien power. It’s not just because she has the best line alluding to the film’s title during the film’s most startling moment of pyrotechnics. Ventress is the sort of embodiment of life and death refracted in the world below the shimmer. DNA and psychology play a role that speaks to inherited neurosis and obsession, but also the sensitivity of DNA mixing between beings, where a kiss — or a bite — could change your construction and destiny forever. Annihilation is out there in a beautiful and fearsome way that makes the viewer aware of something else besides escapism or the present moment, a thoughtful science fiction film that is illogical in a frightful way because it’s based on something mystical in our biology.—Hans Morgenstern

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it looks good on bluray.. a uhd version should satisfy more but anyway it is nice

Super

Lovecraft a pesar de los años y a pesar de los prejuicios de muchos detractores que siempre lo han considerado un plagiario de Edgar Allan Poe, continua dejando huella en muchos cineastas que producen cine de horror y ciencia ficción, a pesar de que muchos no entiendan el concepto Lovecraftiano y tachen de bobas y sobrevaloradas no pueden evitar que se sigan haciendo ni que los fans del autor sigamos maravillándonos de ver hasta donde ha llegado su legado, esta es otra película que no esta basada en ningun libro de Lovecraft y sin embargo es mucho mas lovecraftiana que otras películas basadas en sus libros, si acaso un poco se acerca a "El Color que cayó del cielo", sin embargo el director no ha reconocido al menos de manera publica que sea una adaptación ya que esta ambientada en un futuro distopico, muy recomendada para todos los fans del horror cósmico

Picture quality is average. Not include Hindi subtitle in Indian bluray. Movie was just ok and since fiction. Sound is too poor.