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What the fuck did I just watch?
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>>217479191
Go read Roadside Picnic and it will make more sense.
Its a really good short story.
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below average movie, but an absolute failure of an adaptation. Garland could have made the modern Stalker but went for bio-horror
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>>217479191
A good example of sci-fi's descent from masculine adventurism and the thrill of discovery into the feminine realm of ambiguous explorations of people's inner worlds and questions of identity.
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>>217479191
Black male jewish female sex
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>>217479346
>Hershlag fucking niggers!
This was actually the working title.
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>>217479191
Alex Garland slop
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>>217479191
Story about how the people who walk out of certain experiences are not the ones that walked in. Existential crises dressed in cosmic horror
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>>217479312
return to reddit tranny.
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>>217479191
a spin on The Color Out of Space
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>>217479191
A half-decent sci-fi movie mislabeled as horror, because it has the scene with the bear.

>>217479214
>>217479286
Ivan, are you even aware they were adopting a COMPLETELY FUCKING DIFFERENT BOOK?
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Natalie's butt was distractingly big
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>>217479191
I kinda liked it but it definitely could have been way better. I guess I'd call it a missed opportunity slash disappointment
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ANNIHILATION

Government officials; "This looks like a possible EXTINCTION EVENT situation, the whole world's gonna die unless we make a competent decision."

DEI HIRE: "Howzzatt my problem? I gots a team of girl bosses and unstoppable smuggery. We'll fix the problem!"

General Tardboy: "We're all doomed."

Because you want a bunch of dumb moaner mopery girls who know nothing of nothing, doing literally nothing of use for 2 hours, as your primary strike force for an alien bio weapon invasion containment &elimination team."
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A great movie with a focus on thematics, and proof that Alex Garland can do the kind of film making required for an Elden Ring adaptation - which also requires a heavy reliance on thematics instead of traditional exposition.
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>>217479422
Yes. Have you read the books? Annihilation and Roadside Picnic are 95% the same.
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>>217479501
this movie is a shitty adaptation of the book, which was just ok
in the book they explain how a government agency has tried to send in all different kinds of teams into the ayylium zone
trying an all women team was just a hail mary after all different types of teams had already failed
doesn't really make it less stupid but the movie could have at least done a better job at setting that up
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>>217479191
the annihilation of jess James by the coward Robert Ford
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>>217479191
A nice little adventure flick with GREAT visuals. Or an less nice cosmic horror movie with GREAT visuals.
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>>217479592
>Annihilation and Roadside Picnic are 95% the same.
>Have you read the books?
Ironic, considering you clearly didn't
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>>217479191
Beating Cancer and survival guilt.
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>>217479501
they literally explain it in the movie retard
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>>217479422
Roadside Picnic is far superior though and makes you understand the alien aspect from a different philosophical viewpoint.
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>>217479876
Ok... but I'd suggest waiting until there is a Stalker thread going, so you can share your insight on the subject.
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>>217479229
Everything after this scene went full retard.
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>>217479927
>op asks what the fuck they watched
>provide reply with extended reading material which would provide insight from its inspirational sources
>slack jawed faggot has to interject
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>>217479191
Stalker for retards.
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>>217479927
You're a fucking idiot.
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>>217480092
>Ivan still can't wrap his head around this being an adaptation of a different book, which he clearly didn't read
I don't blame you, since it apparently never had a release in Russian. And you aren't missing much, to be frank.
But it's still embarrassing how you try to sound smug by bringing unrelated book due to surface-level similarity that only someone who neither watched Annihilation nor read Roadside Picnic would make and basing his smug opinion on the fact both have a premise of an alien contact exclusion zone with weird shit going...
... which is precisely where the connection ends.
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>>217480110
Stalker is for retards. It's no Roadside Picnic.
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>>217480143
>Yes, Roadside Picnic (1972) by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky and Annihilation (2014) by Jeff VanderMeer are closely related philosophically, as both works explore the profound, existential terror of encountering a truly alien force that breaks down human understanding of reality.
You zoomers have no depth and just hang out in the kiddie pool getting brain rot, just swiping that tik tok. Need AI to tell you what's what.
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One of garlands worse things at the time it came out. It's not terrible but undwehelming and predictable and sets up a strange setting but never really cashes in on it. Also, it's a allegory for cancer. Seriously
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>Annihilation: spooky subterranean lighthouse with moving walls
>Picnic: spooky warehouse with cosmic cobwebs in the corners of the building
these alien niggas crazy
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>>217480335
OOOOOOOH NO NO NO NO NO
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>>217479229
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>>217479286
It's an adaptation of the book Annihilation, not Roadside Picnic. If you read the other books in the series you know they did it a kindness. Rare case of an adaptation being better than the source.
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>>217479312
That's the book not the movie.
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>>217480953
is there an echo in here?
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>>217479191
I wish this had come to my theaters, because I think I would have liked it more, if I were watching it distraction free, on a big screen, with booming sounds. Instead of just at home.

The sound scape especially is great in this, really hypnotic.
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>>217479229
Unbearable!
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>>217479501
>dumb moaner mopery girls as your primary strike force

>>217479637
>in the book
>they explain trying an all women team was just a hail mary

Fucking second-monitor speed-watchers, man...
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>>217481168
i didn't say that the movie doesn't state that at all, just that it does a poor job
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>>217481277
>a poor job
It gets mentioned in the beginning. I'm not sure what else would be needed. Actually showing the previous operator teams wouldn't fit the movie at all.
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>>217481319
i guess it's just that in the book the agency investigating the zone gets a lot more description, with all the things they've tried and thought process and such
i didnt have a problem with the way Annihilation handled it, it just was less interesting focusing less on the agency and more on personal drama stuff
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>>217479191
One of the most overrated movies of all time. Aside from that one scene it's complete garbage
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>>217479191
Strong female lead kino
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>>217479191
The alien in this unironically describes the true "creator" entity in the simulation multiverse perfectly. It was probably accidental, but the depiction is immaculate. Instead of splicing together dna chaos splices together still "frames" of reality in its unceasing function of mapping out all potential realities. It smashes together non sequitor moments of time from separate universes. Because it mindlessly performs this function it achieves the goal of total reality manifestation faster than any other process that would require a reflective guided process (what we would call intelligent design). It's more of an engine or a force than an entity. Speed>everything. Meaning can be discovered by reflective beings but the ultimate truth is this mindless force. It's kind of funny that the ultimate creative force is depicted and labeled as Annihilation by reflective beings.
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