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First Time Watching *ANNIHILATION (2018)* Movie REACTION!!! 

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@lynxvex
@lynxvex 2 года назад
If you look at the side of the bear, you'll actually notice a human skull protruding out near the eye. Such a classically horrifying scene! At first I thought the bear creature was using aggressive mimicry: a tactic in which some predators emit a familiar sound to lure prey. This movie is so underrated!
@KaiInMotion
@KaiInMotion 2 года назад
"It's definitely gonna be a bear..." HAHA, JUST YOU WAIT. Seriously, this movie is like nothing else. The dance between her and the alien at the end was always so beautiful to me but I guess people think it's terrifying. I love when alien encounters feel truly alien and almost inexplicable. The bear scene is what's truly horrifying, both for the women and the bear. (My interpretation is that the bear isn't just mimicking her voice, it absorbed part of her consciousness or emotions so she/her suffering have literally become part of it.)
@predalien049
@predalien049 2 года назад
That just reminds me of one of the Scps called Scp-939, with many voices.
@eddietucker7005
@eddietucker7005 2 года назад
That was my interpretation of the bear also. Scary movies don’t bother me, but that hit my discomfort button.
@robertfishburn8545
@robertfishburn8545 Год назад
The idea of some unknown entity emulating my every movement and trying to impersonate me is so unnerving. And I love the open ended ending
@MetzMan
@MetzMan 2 года назад
What I love about this movie is how "alien" the alien itself really is. Mostly talking about the entity we see at the end, this weird floating living cloud with light. Something that is hard to describe until it decides to form itself into a moving shape we recognize. And I love the idea that there is no clear motivation, no big aggressive attack on humanity. It just "does things". Some of it's creations are even beautiful or interesting, others are horrific and gruesome, but that's because we look at it from a human perspective. We are mentally trained to understand certain things are not right and disturbing when we see them. I know the movie also has a message about self destruction and you can see a "cancer that is growing" analogy for the shimmer. But I just love that the writer of the novel and this film crew tries to get closer to something truly alien for us to encounter. A design for a living entity that is not designed based on things from earth, like an combination of animals as a monster or a grey skinned man with big black eyes. The music was really good for the atmosphere too, very otherworldly, kinda of scary and uneasy feeling. This movie kind of lingered in my mind for a bit afterwards.
@eddietucker7005
@eddietucker7005 2 года назад
“Uneasy” is the correct word to describe how I felt. Even with the human plants that seem to have the same root system, yet is growing a multitude of different plants.
@naota3k
@naota3k Год назад
I remember watching the Lighthouse scene and thinking to myself "the alien is facing away from her, how does it know what movements to copy if it can't see her?" Before realizing that.... it's an alien. Why would it need direct line of sight with what we consider eyes? The line "I don't know what it wants.... or _if_ it wants..." stuck with me.
@ProHero86
@ProHero86 2 года назад
The bear with the human scream is one of the scariest horror things
@AlessaParker
@AlessaParker 2 года назад
it's even more disturbing when you see its concept art. It's not really visible in the film cause of the shadows but there is a screaming human skull fused into the side of the bear's head.
@spiderdude2099
@spiderdude2099 2 года назад
It’s such a horrifying concept: Just….a place where any and all life/DNA merges and morphs into new forms. For that one guy, he merged with mold/fungus and they found him in the drained pool. For tons of others they became plants in the shape of their past selves For Shepherd, her vocal chords as she was screaming and being killed by a bear partially merged with the bear to create a creature capable of reproducing her dying screams For Ventress, she went to the epicenter and became the primordial formless essence of all forms of life, the refraction itself For Lena, she gave the primordial essence the human form from her blood and by doing so gave it the human instinct to self destruct, which was why the alien accepted its destruction at the end.
@DanK123
@DanK123 Год назад
Yes but wondering how it recreates her clothes from her blood. ?
@PoppyIsMyMetalQueen
@PoppyIsMyMetalQueen Год назад
It looked like clothes, but maybe it's just flesh?
@taya12020
@taya12020 2 года назад
I’m glad you appreciate this movie because it’s one of my absolute favorites. Alex Garland is great and I’m excited for his new film coming out in a few months.
@GiuseppeDeRosa2001
@GiuseppeDeRosa2001 Месяц назад
This movie is criminally underrated!! I’d recommend also reading the books.. some great stuff!!
@dlweiss
@dlweiss 2 года назад
Another fantastic Alex Garland sci-fi movie is "Ex Machina" which also stars Oscar Isaac. Completely different from this movie, but equally entertaining and thought-provoking.
@eddietucker7005
@eddietucker7005 2 года назад
Did you see Lena’s eyes when the non-Kane asked her, “Are you Lena?” I think the color of her eyes was telling us no, she’s not. Then the 2 non humans embraced. That’s what I got out of it. 🤷‍♂️
@MovieFusion
@MovieFusion 2 года назад
I assumed it was just her DNA changing but that’s possible that it also wasn’t her at all
@abstractedaway
@abstractedaway 2 года назад
Did you notice the "tree-deer" moving in mirrored motion just like Lena and the alien were later? One is significantly more broken, but they're both clearly mutated copies. It's like a copy of a copy of a copy - each one getting more garbled and corrupted. At what point were any of the film's characters their original selves once they went into the Shimmer?
@maximillianosaben
@maximillianosaben 2 года назад
The bear scene alone is enough to justify the movie.
@QuayNemSorr
@QuayNemSorr 2 года назад
"What's in there?" "Only what you take with you..."
@chimpinaneckbrace
@chimpinaneckbrace 2 года назад
If we ever run into aliens it’s going to be some weird incomprehensible thing like this. Not a bunch of human lookalikes with spikes on their heads or whatever you see in Star Trek, etc.
@darwynn17
@darwynn17 2 года назад
Ex Machina is excellent. Definitely should react to that one too.
@nooneofconsequence1251
@nooneofconsequence1251 2 года назад
Ex Machina is outstanding. Definitely worth checking out.
@Gaia369
@Gaia369 2 года назад
Definitely boring
@barakaafrobama6519
@barakaafrobama6519 2 года назад
@@Gaia369 if you have the attention span of a grape or crave nothing but mindless action movies then yes it can be boring
@MBHenriksen8900
@MBHenriksen8900 2 года назад
Really is a cool movie, and stunning for sure! Even the credits are gorgeous. I can definitely recommend Ex Machina as well, which also has Oscar Isaac, really interesting movie
@MrJose72289
@MrJose72289 Год назад
One of my top 5 films. Sooo good.
@anastasx_
@anastasx_ 2 года назад
Really recommend Ex Machina and Sunshine (which Alex Garland wrote) for more incredible scifi. This and Sunshine are some of my favourites of the whole genre. The whole cosmic horror aspect of the film is perfect and the last 20 minutes are engraved to my mind with the insanely unique and perfect music and sound design.
@JusticeGamingChannel
@JusticeGamingChannel 2 года назад
This is one of those brainy scifi movies that I just love, the kind that make you think. You should check out Oblivion, and yes also Ex Machina
@Gaia369
@Gaia369 2 года назад
Ex machina is boring and predictable
@ZrankFappaH
@ZrankFappaH 2 года назад
This film is absolutely goddamn gorgeous. One of my favourite directors ever.
@takeitorleaveit7927
@takeitorleaveit7927 2 года назад
I’m one of 17 people that saw this in theaters and loved it 🥰
@mateohere5025
@mateohere5025 2 года назад
Ngl an octopus popping up instead of a gator or crocodile would have been dope asf too
@thomasbaker2067
@thomasbaker2067 2 года назад
Natalie Portman was fantastic in this movie, I loved the whole Psychological Horror mixed with Science Fiction into it.
@abrimfulofasha
@abrimfulofasha 2 года назад
It was definitely H.P. Lovecraft-esque
@lanebrett94
@lanebrett94 2 года назад
OMG PLEASE REACT TO EX MACHINA IT IS AMAZINGGGGGGGG. It’s another movie directed by the director of this film, Alex Garland. It has really good sound design in it too. A stellar movie. One of my absolute favorites. I think you’ll like it too.
@predalien049
@predalien049 2 года назад
Homerton the mutant bear is actually my favorite Annihilation creature because its creepy looks are so cool. Not gonna lie. Even the mimics reminds me just like scp-939.
@distantraveller9876
@distantraveller9876 2 года назад
Ex -Maquina is awesome, definitely worth watching. He also directed 28 Days Later and the sequel 28 Weeks Later and also The Beach with Leo Dicaprio
@abjames3098
@abjames3098 2 года назад
my fave film of 2018, this film was really impressive...
@SandraMorris51
@SandraMorris51 2 года назад
I really enjoyed this movie. It's just so freaking weird! I really hope you react to Ex Machina. It's brilliant
@Johnny_Socko
@Johnny_Socko 2 года назад
I thought this was such a cool movie. Beautiful to look at, but also mysterious and unsettling. And the bear scene was one of the creepiest things I've seen in a LONG time. Thanks to you and your Patron for this reaction.
@explodingplant2
@explodingplant2 2 года назад
Love the reaction!!! The scenrey also blows my mind. esp since it's to be the swampy Forgotten Coast in Florida but they filmed in Great Britian! With tons of set dressing to imitate swamplands. I guess actual marsh, actual non-solid footing + sweaty + mosquitoey + 🐊y conditions would look great but be a bugger to safely successfully film in. I did a boat tour near Fort Lauderdale; in a little marsh boat the dude took us out for like 20 minutes and we saw 5-6 🐊 I swear. Just lurking there under the water eyeing you.. creepy effin well evolved dinosaur mfers. Alex Garland wrote Sunshine (Danny Boyle) which is about a sort of similar "suicide mission" (a 'we need to do this and we hope we live but the odds areeee kinda iffy') to save the Sun. Quote: 《At the end of time, a moment will come when just one man remains. Then the moment will pass. Man will be gone. There will be nothing to show that we were ever here... but stardust.》 Writing that movie got Garland onto an existentialism kick, you can see it in his work as a director. I love the sad sort of cosmically lost tone of the book Annihilation (and the whole trilogy) and think Garland did it justice ✅ it's really an unfilmable book, Annihilation the movie is like the perfect movie to add the series not as a book remake but its separate addition to the compendium
@nonopaddle4400
@nonopaddle4400 2 года назад
This is my favourite horror movie ever
@adrieladson1725
@adrieladson1725 2 года назад
That's one of the most impressive sci-fi adventures that i've seen in a great time. Loved this movie, Natalie is perfect on it ❤️
@colinmelton3815
@colinmelton3815 2 года назад
The Nope Bear! Scary as F***!
@mastereppsreturns6586
@mastereppsreturns6586 8 месяцев назад
Cass' dying agonized screams coming out of the bear that killed her... Horrific
@aaronshouting588
@aaronshouting588 2 года назад
One of the best lovecraft horrors ever made!
@khalilgiovanni
@khalilgiovanni 2 года назад
If I remember correctly, this movie came out in limited theaters in the US, but everywhere else, it came out on Netflix. So, that could be why you've never really heard of it.
@Xl081x
@Xl081x Месяц назад
This movie was too good to be cut down to less than 30mins 🙄
@colinmelton6919
@colinmelton6919 2 года назад
That fucking bear... I almost walked out after that because I was like I cannot deal with another else now. God damn horrified in a way I haven't been since I was a 10 year old child watching a scary movie
@Gaia369
@Gaia369 2 года назад
UNDERATED movie
@ulfingvar1
@ulfingvar1 Год назад
A total masterpiece, almost up there with 2001..
@LamirLakantry
@LamirLakantry Год назад
The book series it's based on is even weirder. Very well written, but also a very heavy read that will leave you a bit f'ed in the head and laying awake at night thinking about it.
@christiananderson4909
@christiananderson4909 2 года назад
I highly recommend the book that this was a loose adaptation of. It's a mind f*ck.
@rayhutchinson640
@rayhutchinson640 2 года назад
Great movie and reaction! "Under The Skin" is another great alien movie, starring Scarlet Johansen, with a similar captivating pace and sense of mystrey.
@jennysutton7409
@jennysutton7409 2 года назад
You should read the book,this movie isn't about aliens, it's about evelution and what happens when somene is touched by something that can change their very d.n.a into something new. I do love the movie but the ending annoyed me it's better in the book cause the book explians so much more in detail about everything. In the book it wasn't her husband that came home but a clone of him in a way,his memories but none of his love for her or human emotions for that matter. This one ends with her coming home unlike in the book. so I guess one would consider that a better ending dk. she became something new in the book and never left that place after that is all. Basically the moment you step through the veil and inhale the spores in the air the body is changed but not everyone can take the changes and so it drives them mad. In Natalie Portman's character's case in the book her body was strong enough to take it and so she evolves into something new...something different but still human looking in a way if I remember correctly. You should check out Ex Machina it's an amazing movie with Oscar again and is different than most things seen out there.
@lara314
@lara314 2 года назад
Great reaction. I love art house sci-fi. You'll love Ex Machina. I also recommend "Under the Skin" with Scarlett Johansson.
@fundudehere1
@fundudehere1 2 года назад
love you keep forgetting not everyone watches as many movies as I do lol
@MetallicOpeth
@MetallicOpeth 2 года назад
definitely watch Ex Machina. it's a great case study for why we shouldn't bring AI to life lol
@flibber123
@flibber123 2 года назад
It's science fiction for people who like science fiction. What is it, what does it want, what's the purpose of it? It's alien to humans. We aren't going to be able to understand something like that, at least not completely. Ex Machina is excellent.
@screamqueenshorrorpodcast
@screamqueenshorrorpodcast 2 года назад
Love this movie! Great reaction/review!
@iainsteele5737
@iainsteele5737 2 года назад
yeah you absolutely need to react to ex machina
@robbiereacts22
@robbiereacts22 2 года назад
Love this film
@CarlosFontes
@CarlosFontes 2 года назад
The novel trilogy 'Area X' is AMAZING. Very different from this movie.
@emersonwilson21
@emersonwilson21 2 года назад
You should definitely watch Ex Machina
@totallynotdouble2828
@totallynotdouble2828 2 года назад
Hey dude you should totally watch and react the boys it’s on prime video and is really good,if you’ve already reacted to it my bad, but it’s like a mix of justice league and invincible
@diegodiaz5034
@diegodiaz5034 2 года назад
Lovecraft Movie
@okaycassidy
@okaycassidy Год назад
I’m glad you said you hadn’t even hard or seen an ad for it because they were so bad at promoting this for some reason
@mateohere5025
@mateohere5025 2 года назад
You should watch Ex Machina
@demiGodHFL
@demiGodHFL 2 года назад
watch City Of God! great film
@CyberChunk77
@CyberChunk77 Год назад
if you get a second watch pay attention to Lena's tattoos ;)
@sashabudnik8318
@sashabudnik8318 2 года назад
watch the 355 pls!)
@JULIASMITH-eg9kp
@JULIASMITH-eg9kp Год назад
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
@numberl6
@numberl6 7 месяцев назад
you can totally pirate movies bro. get real
@YaraMay20
@YaraMay20 2 года назад
Ex Machina is the better film of the two. Definitely worth a watch.
@ScragsP22
@ScragsP22 2 года назад
This movie was very frustrating to try to watch. Emphasis on “try”. It was very hard to follow. However, “Ex Machina” is a wonderful movie and I think you’d really love it.
@collinkorenek6125
@collinkorenek6125 2 года назад
Ex Machina is similar vibe. But imo way better. Brijouxsolo
@Muckylittleme
@Muckylittleme 2 года назад
Ex Machina was a better movie, this is all style over substance (some great visuals and cinematography for sure) Hollywood is fucked, they used to make movies.
@DanK123
@DanK123 Год назад
Alex Garland also wrote 28 Days Later. Must see that if you haven't yet.
@DanK123
@DanK123 Год назад
Dude did you totally miss the ending?? The eyes?
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