Life and mutation
Annihilation is about life and mutation. That’s hinted at in one of the opening scenes when Natalie Portman is talking about cells dividing (life) and then studying cancer (mutation). The story is not clear at first because it’s told in a series of flashbacks some of which are very short and have no context. Eventually you figure out that Portman and her husband Oscar Isaac were sent to investigate an alien being that landed at a lighthouse and created an expanding environment around it. The alien created life and then changed what it was around it, i.e. mutation.<br /><br />The plot is interesting but not for everyone as people can get lost within it. To some it would seem a strange story with no point to it. There’s also some great visuals created for the alien environment.
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