I saw Annihilation last night, and I want more people to see it and talk with me about it to help clarify what I thought. (It was really good, but very thinky. So I need more people to think about it with me.)
But Black Panther was definitely more fun.
I have already seen Black Panther. I know I want to see it again, but maybe not today and I have to think about the IMAX 3d options.
OK, Annihilation it is. Thinkiness pending.
That was interesting and disturbing. I am not sure what to think.
It's occupying the same headspace for me as Arrival, even if it's nowhere near as good. I wish it had spent more time
on the interior lives of the other characters - I think the themes about identity and choices and self-destruction would have been stronger if Natalie Portman hadn't been our only POV character.
Still need to see Arrival.
You make a good point.
Tessie Thompson and Gina Rodriguez characters were interesting and made intriguing choices, I would have liked to have known more of what they were thinking.
I also wish that
"refracting everything" idea was explored a little more. That's a pretty deep well.
Still need to see Arrival.
It's currently streaming on Hulu.
I know, it's been sitting in My List for ages. I just needto feel like I have enough brain to take it in...
I know, it's been sitting in My List for ages.
I'm so bad about things sitting in My List/Watchlist forever. One thing I really like about Mubi (which I finally tried once I realized my DVD player app gave me a $1 3-month trial) is the fact that each film is only on there for 30 days, so I actually make a point of watching things. And, since I can't get Filmstruck on my TV, it is a good substitute for arthouse/indy stuff.
The problem with getting physical screeners is it's possible to let things sit around literally forever. I put off seeing 3 Billboards for MONTHS.