- MoviesSam Ashurst
Annihilation's ending explained: what does it all mean?
How to understand Annihilation's confusing conclusion.
MoviesNick Schager'Annihilation' director Alex Garland on dreaming up the year's most exhilarating, terrifying sci-fi film
Writer-director Garland's reputation will only be furthered by "Annihilation." Yahoo Entertainment talks to him about the film's all-female central characters, avoiding franchises, big screens versus small screens, and more.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Natalie Portman says she was 'unaware' of whitewashing in new movie Annihilation
Natalie Portman has said that she had no idea that there was any issue with whitewashing her character in new movie Annihilation.
MoviesGwynne Watkins'Annihilation' director Alex Garland breaks down his sci-fi nightmare as new trailer debuts (exclusive)
When writer-director Alex Garland read Annihilation, the bestselling science-fiction novel by Jeff VanderMeer, the filmmaker was struck by the sensation of being inside a dream. “What I did was, I took a really weird approach to the adaptation,” Garland, whose last film was the sci-fi sleeper hit Ex Machina, exclusivelyexplained to Yahoo Entertainment. In other words, Garland committed to an unfaithful adaptation, using VanderMeer’s work as inspiration (with the novelist’s blessing).
MoviesYahoo Movies'Annihilation' teaser: Natalie Portman looks like plant food in sci-fi thriller
Actress leads team of scientists investigating mysterious outbreak in Alex Garland-helmed adaptation of popular book series.
MoviesVarietyNatalie Portman’s ‘Annihilation’ Gets 2018 Release Date
Paramount has set a Feb. 23 release date for science-fiction thriller “Annihilation,” starring Natalie Portman. The studio is placing the movie in the slot vacated by Legendary-Universal’s “Pacific Rim Uprising.” The film, based on Jeff VanderMeer’s novel, is directed by Alex Garland from his own script. The story follows a biologist, played by Portman, who... Read more »
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‘Annihilation’ Author Says Alex Garland’s ‘Mind-Blowing’ Adaptation Evokes Stanley Kubrick and ‘2001’
If the second feature from "Ex Machina" director Alex Garland wasn't already on your radar, then it most definitely is now.
