Annihilation (2018) - Cosmic Birth Scene (8/10) | Movieclips
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- Annihilation - Cosmic Birth: The Humanoid (Sonoya Mizune) creates itself from Lena's (Natalie Portman) blood.
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Lena, a biologist and former soldier, joins a mission to uncover what happened to her husband inside Area X -- a sinister and mysterious phenomenon that is expanding across the American coastline. Once inside, the expedition discovers a world of mutated landscapes and creatures, as dangerous as it is beautiful, that threatens both their lives and their sanity.
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Cast: Natalie Portman, Sonoya Mizuno
Director: Alex Garland
Screenwriter: Alex Garland
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“We need to understand it’s language..”
“Sir, we brought in some European club kids, they speak EDM.”
Johan Smallberries they said they’re gonna grab a “p-90” and “rush b”
This cracked me up! Thanks!
This is not what EDM sounds like in the least .... 🤦🏼♀️
@@caffeinatedbuffalosauce883 that one speak fluent hardbass
Johan Smallberries best comment 😂
I just absolutely adore the Alien-like bass drop here. It really gives off the vibe that whatever this 'Thing' emitting the shimmer really is from a totally different world entirely.
So it was the alien making that sound. Peace ✌🏻
It created the world. This movie is an attempt to articulate the abstract concept of a supreme creator.
@@orishaphotos481
BULLSHIT
@@totalmikie nope
@@Astares9
MORE BULLSHIT
Annihilation had the only alien I've ever seen in a movie that felt truly and completely alien.
@Mr Caves Rants literally bouta say
Its still an "object" that has borders, causality and operates in our 3d world
Arrival had pretty cool aliens too tho
@@fredriksvard2603 duh but what romil meant was that this felt like a true alien something humanity would never understand
You could try watching the movie Alien lol
The visuals are out of this world.
Peter Frank literally!
I'm so glad I wasn't on acid when the movie came out. Was not expecting this lol
@@arnoldhernandez1910 I watched this movie many times on acid and every time it gets better
@@Iain-lh7mr that’s awesome
@@Iain-lh7mrI feel like watching the bear scene on acid would send me to a bad place 🫠
Keep in mind, there's no indication that this was intentional. This could easily be a Roadside Picnic situation, where whatever extraplanetary or dimensional force responsible for it has already been and gone, and all of this is just the stuff left over from its visit. What makes true cosmic horror is how much isn't explained or understood.
Nah you need somebody to show up halfway through the movie and explain all the ins and outs of what "Baghool" is. Throw in a couple jump scares and you've got a movie!
Or maybe it was just a cosmic equivalent of a cancer
Horrific to me was humans reaction: instead of attempted communication they've started with showing agression. Good way to start a relationship with unknown entity or even race!
@@ManDuderGuy
"I am Pazuzu!"
It must have taken a lot of thought to make an alien organism look like this rather than some solid being with a body and limbs. This is what I call art. Creating original, unexpected and beautiful things.
Dimitris Tsekeris like the deadlights
Was probably a few hours with fractal add-ons in 3D programs spewing out interesting shapes until one looked good enough to use, tbh... computers can throw out alien concepts and visuals beyond what we're capable of when they're fed the right commands and left to do their own thing
Not just a lot of acid
@@luisllanito1865 Im gonna take a wild swing and guess you have never done a drug in your life besides maybe alcohol and tylenol lmao.
Not realy , go smoke dmt . 15 min flat
I imagine most of the budget goes to the LSD required to get these trips for the graphic designers.
What a stupid comment.
totalmikie and yet oh so true
@@justinchalifoux4424
So stupid & juvenile.
totalmikie you hate it but it’s true 😂😂
@@luisllanito1865
Refer to my previous comment.
This scene is a masterpiece of cosmic horror.
@Anthony Ramsey that's why he said cosmic horror.
@@Godzillakuj94
Sci fi horror then.
Cosmic horror, yes, but barely Lovecraftian.
@@dmin5782 Lovecraftian horror and cosmic horror are the same
@HitProof Not exactly. Proto-cosmic horror existed in “The House on The Borderland” by William Hodgson, who Lovecraft was heavily inspired by. Plus The Shimmer here can be killed by grenades, something in Lovecraft is never gonna happen. I’d say the book’s Shimmer is more Lovecraftian than the film’s.
This is such a frightening scene. It's like facing the unfathomable, the unexplainable. The inevitable. Like seeing with your own eyes your Creator. Or perhaps the destroyer of worlds.
“I am become death. The destroyer of worlds.”
@@zebdawson3687 they’re making a movie about Oppenheimer 😏
in the off chance you don't know, yeah, that's the point, because the whole thing is a metaphor for cancer
@@edwinamirsaleh15 holy frick that makes soo much sense
@@tysonalvarado3628 hi im from the future and that movie is coming out soon
Probably the best Non-Lovecraft Lovecraft movie I've ever seen. It just feels like something you will never be able to understand.
Its pretty much the Color Out of Space, which is a story he directly wrote.
Strange alien creature arrives on a meteor from outer space and starts to destroy everything around it with its very presence, sucking the life out of everything around it, mutating and changing the higher lifeforms.
Actually the more I think on it the more this story directly copies it in so many ways.
@Not Alfie yeah it is
The shimmer absorbed every aspect of her essence, which also means it absorbed her human nature: self destruction. The doppleganger was the physical embodiment and of all her guilt. Explaining why it allowed itself to be killed. It was accepting that, no matter what, it would inevitably destroy itself
great theory, but I'm guessing that it didn't die at all. the Leena who was being interrogated was a duplicate. it must have made up the story that the human killed it to not rouse the others' suspicions. it was posing to be human with the other alien, her husband's duplicate. they seem to want to hide
@@thisisthewronghat2706 no you literally see it die
martin goodman I think the alien did die. But also Lena isn’t out of the shimmer fully unscathed, the shimmer distort anything that enters it. Whether this post-shimmer Lena is still Lena or not is up to your perspective (and philosophy). One thing for sure is she isn’t human anymore.
The alien learns self destruction and Lena learns adaptation/change. Personally i think the ending carries a hope that Lena (and probably humanity after her) can finally escape the biological self destruction nature, of course not without a trade off.
That makes so much sense and really fits the theme of the movie
This a canon
i get why most people don't like the movie, but there is so much more meaning behind it and a lot more story, i adored this movie, and the book
I didn`t understand much of any of it, hell i didn`t even know if there was a definite point.
Don`t hate it tho, just a bit frustrating that this puzzle is one i can`t piece together but i can imagine some other people maybe feeling it was a waste of time if this went over their head.
@@quintonthevillain2745 yeah, bro but the end, when she had the tattoo
@Willz __ yeah ik and the book was good too
well this kind of cosmic horror is really hard to take any money you know
@@Mracar6521 yeah
The music from this movie is so hauntingly memorable
Ik right so it's not just me.
Lol I almost turned the damn mmovie off🤣🤣🤣🤣
Whats name of this songs please?
@@martin_bey569 Lol I have no idea.
@@neemahbethea9328 :(
@@martin_bey569 search up annihilation soundtrack and listen to the whole soundtrack until you find the song👍👍👍
Imagine witnessing something like this. The feeling would be immense dread. it would feel like you heart has sunk into your gut and you can feel the blood pump throughout your entirety as you breathe heavier and heavier with each passing moment.. it would be the opposite of a panic attack as you're just paralyzed in pure fear of the unkown and in complete awe.
You underestimate my ability to freak out
@@k1ngmackdaddy447 I couldnt imagine what anyone would actually do.
All these cosmic blasts of colors and lights are beyond one's comprehension and interpretation. You can't be scared of something you can't process and relate to. Unless you're an acid abuser/an astronomer/a microbiologist or something along those lines I don't think you should be scared at all.
Siodenesse L. Fear is exactly what you said it wasn’t, actually. Fear is unknown-not having knowledge of what you are seeing or experiencing. Nina handled it as well as a human probably could since she was in The Shimmer and saw strange things already. An acid abuser or scientist would handle this better than anyone else, but even then it would be beyond them
agreed and i think Portman delivered that perfectly here. Her body language, her not being able to look away and being drawn and hypnotized by it. I also noticed how she didn't even attempt to attack it until it coalesced into the humanoid shape.
The score for the shimmer is so captivating. The bass is mesmerizing but not excessive. It’s just amazing
This creature in the book is outstandingly written. It truly feels like he managed to describe the indescribable and yet it still feels so alien and disturbing. Incredible novel and film
The movie Nope! is a good one too.
Exactly. It folded in on itself and expelled itself in a horrible and beautiful loop.
My friend: I've a dream about kissing my crush.
My dreams:
This scene left me with awe. I haven't had the same feeling since the docking scene from interstellar.
YESSSSSSSSSS, Interstellar is my favorite movie! I love that scene. Maybe the sorta similar music is what reminds you of it?
Idk what both scenes have in common but they're both outstanding well designed and directed scenes.
@@AndersonMallony-EricCF the part where he does the handshake matches this scene
Alien Sphere: "IT'S DUBSTEP TIME!!!"
Peele: "wait for the drop..."
Key: "...I'm sorry, the 'drop'?"
HAhah * Claptrap dances in back ground and then has a nervous breakdown *
🤘ヽ(ಠ_ಠ)ノ 🤙 hardbass intensifies
Sharkcroc ! Mimicbear ! Dance battle !
TheFiresloth Alien mandelbulb needs human blood!
"A god shaped hole. The barren desolation of a fallen and failed creation. You see the light of long dead stars. Your existence is nothing but an echo of a dying god's screams. The unseen converges. Surrounds you. And it tightens like a noose."
Point me to the source of this amazing quote, please.
@@ThatSayanGuy It's from SCP-701-1
@@kevinbocking4039 from where now?
@@drunkdonutboy Put it on youtube just like that scp and the number there will be a lot of videos explaining it.
Herb Bees it is a fiction and creepypasta sharing website where users post short horror stories regarding scientific anomalies.
I have never been in a more quiet theater than during this scene
I saw this movie 5 times in the theaters. The first time was in a partially filled theater with a few people who were like “OMG, what is that!”. Ruined it for me. I went back the next day and caught the first viewing of the day. The theater was completely empty and I sat in the sweet spot. I came back a few more times after inviting some of my friends. They were too busy doing chores. My friend eventually went on her own and said it was an incredible scene. Two other friends of mine waited until it came out on Netflix. Neither of which had a sound system. The sound design needs to be heard on big rumbling speakers. I remember the bass vibrating through me and my seat. Some movies are meant to be watched in movie theater and this was one of them. Watching it on a TV at home does not do it justice.
I am so jealous of you guys seeing this in the theater.
Watching this in theaters was an experience. My seat (and my whole body really) was shaking the entire time from the bass. It felt like when you go to a concert and music becomes this thing you FEEL, not just hear. It was deeply unsettling. Never been so anxious and as glued to the screen as I was during this whole sequence.
This movie and Imterstellar were the most incredible theater experiences ever.
"Look deep into it.
Give it your fears, your hopes, your dreams.
Give it your very ESSENCE!"
You know w hat that means ladies: GIVE UP THE BUTTTTTT
-skekTek, the scientist
because it gave all of that to you
Audrey II -Mark Hamil
Lol didn't expect that refference
Cosmic horror done right.
The song is called The Mark (Interlude) by Moderat
Lets be real, when this happened no one had any clue wtf was going on in the movie
I thought it was trying to eat her. Like how some sea animals hipnotize their prey before devouring them
I did...clear as day....literally and symbolically
Didn't stop us from talking smack like we did though!
Well, this alien thing is pretty much like a cosmic random number generator, an abstract force of pure creativity. It takes both living and non-living things from its surroundings and recombines them, clones or changes them up seemingly randomly within the shimmering field it generates. It may have some sort of intelligence or motivation, but it's so truly alien and abstract, that it cannot be analyzed or fathomed by the human mind. Like a god, mysterious and beyond understanding.
It's a bit like an undirected form of forced evolution and creation it seems. Maybe the very power, which started life in the universe?
@@axelhopfinger533 A god isn't the right analogy because the gods imagined and worshiped by humans all have very human-like traits and behaviors. We made them in our own image.
That deep breath Natalie Portman did sold it for me 👏🏽
This feels like one of Lovecraft's famous "indescribable" cosmic beings that he wrote about.
We need more films like this
I've renamed this scene to CoronaVirus Evolution Rebirth
Your channel's graphic design is most definitely not cramped
so... what does this scene have to do with the coronavirus?
@@giraffe3718 because now any microscopic spiked-shaped sphere has been heavily burned into traumatized people’s retinas
You can‘t do that!!!
@@giraffe3718 idk, but 225 people seemed to find it funny. Seems like if you just say something like "coronavirus in a nutshell" on any random video you'll get top comment
I love the design of the alien entity; It’s more of a cosmic force of nature than a living corporeal creature we can fully understand, pure Lovecraft.
The shimmer might not even be an organism -- just a very sophisticated machine that was left here by whatever visited Earth. A very sophisticated version of a Roomba.
@@MalnatiFamilyThat's exactly what it is in the book!
Btw guys that weird noise isn’t coming from the alien if you listen it’s actually making a shimmer noise. The weird edm bass drop sounds are part of the soundtrack.
Correct.
THANK YOU. How do people not realize this it’s so obvious 😂
I didn't notice till I heard the same beats again and again which looked like music for real, it's as if it's intentional!
The soundtrack for this movie is so incredible. It give me truly alien feels.
Goosebumps all over when the sound starts.
This is top-level music/sound production. Absolutely perfect. Can't stop replaying this clip :)))
They absolutely nailed this scene
And at the end of the movie she said “It wasn’t destroying...it was creating”
That’s a trick of light bruh
The Sound Design from this Movie is absolutely Scary.....
I remember leaving the theatre with the weirdest feeling ever. It lasted for like 30 minutes.
Epic scene .Epic soundtrack
This movie is basically a concept to explain in a way existentialism.
We are made of universe at the end of the day and all this "alien" does is replicates her existence , that's why there is the "dance" later in the movie , where the clone does the same thing she does and the more she refuses/fights the clone , the more the clone becomes her worst fear , almost eating her, like when we can't accept who we are and we want to stop existing , in the end , accepting her own existence (and the clone one) she passed the feeling to the clone itself ; now the clone has the understanding of human self-destruction (in this case the main character) and that's why the replica stood still while burning , she wanted to burn.
At the same time i don't understand how this movie was hard to "catch", people really are dumbed down , they can't think with their own mind or have their own ideas/opinion.
What a disgrace , this is pure art.
Nothing is true, everything is permitted
The music makes it seem as if the sound is coming from the thing. So dope!
Whoever was behind the audio play rights nailed the “alien nature” 100%
Funny thing, this is the kind of cosmic stuff we have been dealing with in Final Fantasy since 1997, take Jenova as an example
Even her gasp at the 1:00 mark is amazing with this music .
Imagine watching this movie on shrooms
This movie *is* shrooms
I did and it was cool
My first shrooms experience I saw it in theaters.
This scene should have been one continuous flow of shots from one angle to another without any cuts. How to do that properly is the real challenge.
This movie was a masterpiece, in my opinion. Great Sci Fi flick.
A microbiologist stares into the heart of an Evolution Engine with the power of star. Beautiful.
DMT and large doses of LSD made this being possible. Hard to put many big psychedelic experiences into words and these guys managed to put it into 3d visuals, so impressive.
!!!!
To this day, one of my favorite films. This scene is a masterclass
She literally turned into a freaking fractal type thing *_*
One of the most hipnotic soundtracks and visuals
The backround music is like ahh disco
Mind blowing. The last 15 minutes of this movie alone are better than most full length movies. Some of the impressive visual effects ever put to film. One of those rare movies that's completely perfect.
Annihilation had some pretty wild and interesting concepts.
The bear tho..
...the bear still haunts my dreams.
You have to admit, the Shimmer’s true form is both horrifying and beautiful. It is like an organic nebula.
The bass drop sorta rhythm a heartbeat at the same time... It sounds so lit
2:05 there he is, John Annihilation
The visuals and soundtrack were phenomenal! Great sci fi movie!
Am I the only one that thinks the sounds you hear is just the soundtrack to the movie and NOT coming from the Alien thing ?...
I'm pretty sure that's a 4th detentional being
DETENTIONAL
5th. 4th dimension is linear time and the space in it.
defstone999 nope
I'm not a bad guy. So don't treat me bad if I'm feeling sad, alright?!?
@sacvuvgefuis Pretending everything is alright is Detention XD
the music in this scene is like good for no reason
And that’s how she get her stand ;)))
Jojo bizarre adventure the stand of dubstep alien
You Blinked Jojo part 9 confirmed.
muda muda muda muda
Stand user: Lena
Stand name: The Shimmer
Jojo bizarre adventure: annihilation
@1:19 .. at this moment a legend was born..
..and that legend is.. “hypnotoad”
And that my children, is how Michael Jackson was birthed into the world.
For real. If he was at his peak today this would be an intro for one of his music videos. He would emerge from the shimmer, kick and the beat would drop in.
This movie is this generation's "2001: A Space Odissey"
Actually, I think that honor goes to 'Interstellar'
Wolf Paw not in the slightest
OFFICIAL BROTHERS well yes but actually no
Not to me. That's a completely random statement out of the blue that disregards films like Sunshine or Interstellar so personally I call bs. There's nothing even remotely 2001 in it.
I think the scale and scope of this movie transcends 2001, both are great though.
I saw this on Mushrooms in Imax when it came out. Just though it was gonna be a action movie with cool visuals. Easily ranks as one of the best worst mistakes of my life. The entire movie I was just having a panic attack for the most part but this scene calmed me down so much and I remember feeling so relieved.
Same. This movie still gives me goosebumps when I remember it, holy mama, LSD tho for me, and boy I’ll never forget that night 🤣😭
Look up Mandelbrot zooms, especially near the end of the fold path, the amount of symmetry reminded me of them., I believe that may have been inspiration for the art.
The soundtrack is another level
I couldn't understand or Believe what I was seeing first time I saw this... I loved every second of it.
In the movie theater... ohhh my , the impact of the last 30 minute of this film was completely palatable, evoking something profound, disturbing and paramount..
Visceral reaction ...
Interesting film..
Clipped like this it feels almost like the extended intro for an EDM track.
This movie should have at least won an award for best visual effects'/!!!
*GET AWAY FROM THAT GET AWAY FROM THAT GET AWAY FROM THAT GET AWAY FROM THAT GET AWAY FROM THAT GET AWAY FROM THAT* all I was thinking watching this great effects tho
Yoda SAMMME
That's what I'm doing while passing through your comment
I love how it’s simultaneously patterned and ordered, but at the same time random and chaotic.
That's straight DMT.
If you were stoned while watching this and ever got emotional/paranoid from weed, you'd probably have a panic attack and nightmares for a few days from this. Solid.
The first time i saw this scene I was super scared
Oh I get it! She got infected when she stared into the light, the light was digging into her eyes to rewrite the brain.
What I like about this movie is that every piece of it can be portray as an artwork
You hear that BG music,Astonishing😲😲
the light in the alien thing reminds me of pennywise light when he opens his mouth.
Underrated movie.
In my opinion, the movie wast as good as some people think, but the whole final part of this movie was just the coolest and trippiest thing
I think it was amazing. The first half had some cheesy sci fi stereotypes which definitely detract from the quality but it also had tons of foreshadowing. The second half was pure genius
'wast' is a really confusing middle of the road mistake between was and wasn't.
Hey I'm back again.. Oops.
1:00 Everytime i see this scene, i think of the "Stargate" sequence in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
One thing with a real scary movie is..once u start watching it u cant move even if u want to..like literally u cant move
Color out of Space did this to me.
RUclips is suddenly recommending me these scenes and I ain’t complaining one bit. Absolutely incredible film.
Producer: Now, repeat after me: I've never seen nor heard of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Director: But I have-
Passing Lawyer: What's all this, then?
I still have no idea why she puts her face right in the cosmic horror cloud of WTF, lol. She saw what happened to the last person who was there and got all screwed up. And this cosmic horror cloud literally came out of her beforehand as she died.
No one:
The music: bbeeeeewwww reeeeewwwwww raaawwwwww
Cosmic Horror has never been represented as well as this film. The visuals, the plot, the soundtrack, everything constantly reminds you of the terrifying ignorance of their situation and their lack of understanding of something truly alien
this scene is a jam
Drop of blood*
Alien Shimmer: it’s free real estate.
4:45 am still tripping
at a techno club nuff said
There’s an animation where someone took the graph of the Mandelbrot Set and made it 3D. It looked exactly like this.
SO the cells from her tears basically went through mitosis?
Looked more like blood but yes.
holysmokes44 oh yeah my bad
This is a 7th dimensional being. A living fractal of energy and matter. Capable of warping reality and energy with no meaningful limits.
No; "this is" girl-power bullshit mixed-with pseudo-psychology mixed-with metaphysical bullshit, made visually "appealing" with CGI.
@@johnharrison6745 the girl power was annoying. Agree
Lol...Looks like Dr.Manhatten is just messing around again!...