50 Shades Of Weirdness - In Beautiful Dolby Vision

Rating: 3/10 (19 March 2018)

So apparently there were concerns that this film was too intellectual and challenging for the audiences - whaaa?
There is nothing particularly interesting or deep about Annihilation. We do get to see some good effects and mildly interesting mutations of plants and animals. All the while the comparison with cell mutations and self destructive tendencies is laboured to death. For what purpose, isn't ever made clear.
The performances get the job done throughout the thin script, without getting us to actually care much about any of the characters. The ending, when it comes, is a big anticlimax and doesn't wrap the preceding hours into any sort of satisfying conclusion.
It does, however, look absolutely gorgeous on an OLED TV in Dolby Vision. In fact, as a tech demo it's superb.