Rating: 3/4 Guys, no bullshit. I’ve got no idea what Annihilation was about. That scares me! When watching it, I thought it was part-Nietzschean, part-Pla...

Alex Garland's SF mystery is weird for weirdness' sake.

"Annihilation" features Natalie Portman and Oscar Isaac in Alex Garland's smart horror film. Challenging and rewarding.

Peter Keough reviews the big-screen adaptation of Jeff VanderMeer’s cryptic sci-fi novel.

But that doesn't mean Annihilation isn’t worth watching. Some spoilers (sort of — it's not a very spoilable movie) below.

In the popular culture and various corners of our own lives, we confront the unknown in one form or another, learning something about our own fears and desir...

Alex Garland offers an uncompromising, ambitious follow-up to Ex Machina.

Natalie Portman ventures into 'the shimmer' in Alex Garland's follow-up to Ex Machina. Read the Empire review.

Annihilation is a sci-fi stunner: EW review

Come Friday, audiences in the United States and Canada will have the opportunity to take in Annihilation, a thrilling and scary new sci-fi movie that sounds,...

'Annihilation,' Alex Garland's follow-up to 'Ex Machina,' stars Natalie Portman as a scientist investigating the cause of mysterious deaths in a Florida forest.

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An eerie jungle survival saga about the survival of the fittest, Garland's mysterious thriller has a lot on its mind.

Natalie Portman, Tessa Thompson, and Jennifer Jason Leigh are scientists investigating a creepy alien biodome in "Annihilation."

Dumped by its distributor and going straight to Netflix, it’s getting rave reviews in the US

“Annihilation,” a mind-bending foray into the unknown from the British writer-director Alex Garland, leaves you in an entrancingly beautiful daze.

Alex Garland delivers a visually stunning, coolly affecting allegory for life, loss and human fallibility.

Natalie Portman journeys into an strange substance known as the Shimmer—and stumbles on a new understanding of the human heart.

In the latest show of big-screen girl power, Oscar winner Natalie Portman rocks a machine gun and microscope with equal authority while tracking an alien for...

A lot of weird stuff happens in the swamps of Florida, but “Annihilation” really takes it to the next level. Alex Garland, writer/director of the claustr...

In the new movie from Alex Garland (“Ex Machina”), Natalie Portman plays a biologist who tries to unlock the mysteries of an extraterrestrial whatsit.

Science fiction means different things to different people.For some, it’s the quasi-fantasy/space opera of Star Wars. For others, it’s allegorical space-...

An ambitious, challenging piece of work that people will be dissecting for years. Don’t miss it.

A fundamental rule of thrillers is that you can’t give away too much too early and still expect anybody to hang on the tenterhooks of suspense.   “Annih...

'Annihilation,' director Alex Garland's adaptation of Southern Reach trilogy is "bracing brainteaser with courage of its own ambiguity." Our review.

The director of ‘Ex Machina’ is back with a bold and terrifying new film. It is one of the creepiest things you’ll ever see.

Alex Garland and Natalie Portman unite to deliver thrilling sci-fi, in a film which will screen on Netflix outside the US

The streaming service's latest offering suffers from clunky dialogue and a disjointed plot, says Lucy Hunter Johnston 

Alex Garland's Annihilation is a bracing blend of cerebral sci-fi and grindhouse terror, a genre movie that's more, maybe too much for some viewers.

The director Alex Garland’s followup to his debut feature "Ex Machina" is frequently a pleasure to look at, but lacks structure and coherence.

More terrifying than any creature Hollywood could dream up is the unraveling of one’s mind—the steady loss of a consciousness as defined by the memories,...

Coursing through the beguiling new film is Garland's genuine curiosity about the natural world, and what gives any of us the right to call ourselves a part o...

Writer/director Alex Garland ("Sunshine," "28 Days Later") creates his first, true masterpiece with the hypnotic and horrific "Annihilation."

The latest from Ex Machina writer-director Alex Garland again digs deep into heady philosophical questions.

Alex Garland's exquisitely disturbing follow-up to "Ex-Machina" cements his status as a thoughtful, nerve-rattling auteur

Alex Garland’s ’Annihilation’ is the ultimate model of show don’t tell, a film so singularly cinematic it’s hard to describe.

Alex Garland follows up 'Ex Machina' with a beautiful, brutal headtrip about nature gone wild in 'Annihilation,' starring Natalie Portman.

Alex Garland’s film isn’t perfect, but it’s thrillingly committed to its difficult, complicated themes.

Alex Garland follows up 'Ex Machina' with a visually stunning, imagination-tickling sci-fi thriller about an extra-terrestrial threat.

With clear parallels to Stalker and an outstanding, all-female lead cast, Annihilation ranks among great philosophical sci-fi.

Alex Garland’s searingly personal variation on Jeff VanderMeer’s novel has structure issues, but the ending knocks it out of the park.